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October 3, 1950.
<br />MUNUTES OF A rEETING OF THE OOUNCIL OF THE VILIAGE OF . NORTH OLMSTED, OHIO ,
<br />Present were Clarence J. Oviatt, Mayor, E. Bawn„ardner, Fred Hatton, Dr. C. B.
<br />Lewis, B. F. Scott. Wm. H. Kramer attended latter part of ineeting. Mr.
<br />Paddock was absent.
<br />The minutes of September 19, 1950 were approved as read.
<br />The Mayor read a conununication from Mrs. R,obert L. Hunter, in which a group of
<br />mothers requested permission for the operation of a Nursery School for pre-
<br />school age children at the Ra1ph Schmiedlin residence, 25082 Kennecly Ridge
<br />Road. Permission had been refused by the Building Coaunissioner earlier due
<br />to a misunderstanding in the request.
<br />It was mAVed and aeconded that permission be granted Mr. & Mrs. xalph Schmiedlin.
<br />to operate a Nursery School at 25082 Kennedy Ridge NAad. "Yeas" Baumgardner,
<br />Hatton, Lew3.s, Scott.
<br />The Mayor read a communication from Loser's Dinner House, requesting that
<br />their property having a frontage of 1+70 Yeet on Dover Center Road, be rezoned
<br />from a residence district to a retail business district. The matter was re-
<br />ferred to the Planning Commission.
<br />The Mayor also read a letter from Mayor Kauffman of Lakewood in regard to the
<br />County Charter, ixt which he stated his objections.
<br />It was moved and seconded that members oP the Council attend some oY the meetings
<br />in the Village to acquaint people with the County Charter. 'rfeas" Baumgardnerj
<br />Hatton, Lewis, Scott. -
<br />The Mayor read a comanunication from the National Citizen'a Comodttee regarding
<br />United Nationa Day,-and proclaimed October 21+, 1950 United Nations Day.
<br />It was aaved and seconded that 8ctober 24, 1950 be proclaimed United Nationa
<br />,Day. 'nYeasn Baumgardner, Hattons Lewiss Scott. ,
<br />1The Mayor advised that Ordinance #834 passed on August 1, 1950 -- AN ORDINANCE
<br />I'ROHIBITING THROUGH TRUCKS FR.OM DRIVING ON TEMPORARY STATE RDUTE N0. 17,
<br />WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF NORTH OLMSTED,.OIffO -- was not being enforced due to the,
<br />fact the Parkview Village had not put up any, signs to this effect in their
<br />Village. - The matter of truck parking in fro nt of the Cottage Restaurant was discussed,
<br />and the Mayor recommended that>there be no parkin; an either side of Lorain
<br />IiAad, between Porter Road and East Park Drive, except for short-time parki.ng
<br />in front of the post oPfica -- and suggested that the SaPety ComttLttee meet
<br />with the businessmen next Monday evening, October 9th, in connection with pro-
<br />hibiting parking at the corner. -
<br />It was rmved and seconded that the Building and Grounds Committee be granted
<br />power to act in connection with erectiqg a 40 x 40 metal building in the park
<br />to house equipment. "Yeas" Baumgardner, Hatton, Lewis, Scott. It was moved arid seconded to have Mr. Stark check the septic tank.under the
<br />old bull pen. "Yeas" Baumgardner, Hatton, Lewis, Scott•
<br />It was moved and seconded that the Street ComTnittee be given power to act to
<br />tar-top West 233rd Street and Maple ftidge '.3oads if a contractor can be aecured
<br />to do the work. "Yeas" Baumgardners Hattons Lewl.ss Scott.
<br />A comraunication was received from the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Companyp
<br />which was their 6-nwnth notice of an increase in rates.
<br />It was moved and seconded that the Engineer be authorized to prepare plans for asidewalk on Dover Center Road between IA rain Road and Butternut Ridge Road.
<br />"Yess" Baumgardner, Hatton., Lewiss Scott.
<br />Mr. Scotto Chairman of Building and Grounds, reported that a suction fan,,to
<br />improve ventilation in the Shelter House, could be purchased for 0150.00.
<br />It was moved and seconded that a suction fan be purchased. !'Yeas" Bawmgardner,
<br />-•Hatton, Lewis, Scott•
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