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FEBRUAftY 20, 1951 •
<br />M[NUTES OF A NlFA-TING OF T'rlE COUIdCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF
<br />N0RTH OLE5TED, OHIO
<br />Present were Clarence J. Oviatt, Mayor, E. Baurngardner, r'red Hatton, tiirn.. H.
<br />Rramer, Dr. C. B. Lewis, R. Paddock, B. F. Scott.
<br />The minutss of February b, 1951 were read and approved.
<br />Mr. George T. Grady of John E. Joseph & Company, Cincinnati addressed the
<br />Council in connection with the financing of an inc3.nerator to take care of all
<br />waste, burnable and non-burnable, through the issuance of revenue bonds. Cost '
<br />of this proposal as submitted by 14,r. Grady is outlined in the attached sheet,
<br />which is made a part of these mir.utes. It was hoped that the incinerator
<br />might be built in North 0],msted to also serve Fairview Park and Westlake; , ;
<br />however, Mr. Grady stated that after getting together his information, he dis- ,
<br />covered that it was not possible for one municipality,to render more than 50% ;.
<br />of its service to an outside municipality, on any. project financed through ?
<br />revenue bonds. It was suggested that perhaps the County might be willino to ?
<br />operate an incinerator of this kind and form a llistrict. The Mayor said,the
<br />disposal of all waste in one plant was something the Vi11age of North Olmsted,
<br />should consider, as it was a matter that was going to become increasingly
<br />important. The Mayor referred the matter to the Utilities Commi.ttee? and said
<br />we would endeavor to meet tiaith,the Villages of Westlake and Fairview Park for ;
<br />further stucly, and that we would also approach the County CQmmissioners to sse
<br />if they could be interested in a project of this kind. Mr.'Grady offered to be
<br />present if such a meeting could be arranged w3.th the County Comcii.ssioner3.
<br />Mayor Karl Bohlken, Councilmen Owens and Ferris of Fairview Park and Councilman
<br />Jenkins of Westlake were present at the meeting in connection with the possible
<br />construction of an incinerator.
<br />Councilman Owens of Fairview Park said the Transportati.on Committee of Fairview '
<br />Park would like a meetin,,; with North O1m.sted's Transportation Committee, and
<br />meeting,.was arran;ed for February 26, 1951 at North 0].msted. f
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<br />In accordance with advertisement in the Cleveland Press a Public Hearing was ;
<br />held on Ordinance #864. There were a number of objections to the classifications.
<br />Mr. Schwenk of MeKenzie Road thou;ht McKenzie tZoad should be in District Azl.
<br />Mr. Pagel of ?Clifford Road objected to the system of nomenclature on these ;
<br />various districts. He also felt that it would have a tendency to freeze that
<br />area for only small homes. Mr. Harris of Clzeue Road suggested cutting down ;
<br />the A-3 area, and chanoing the area west of Clagze Road from an A-3 District to '
<br />A-2. Nir. Kahler of Marion Road, thought ths idea of Districts was a gaod ons,
<br />but ob,jected to them being referred to as A-1. A-2 and A--3, ami wondered if they ;
<br />could not be knoj+m. in some other way. Ordinance #$64 was read the tha.rd ti.rne.
<br />The Mayor asked Fred Crider, the Building Commissioner his opinion, and he-
<br />stated tha ordinance was as satisfactory as possible at this time. The Pdayor
<br />then 4sked Fred Hatton, Chairman of the Plannina- Commission his opinion, and he said the Ordinance had the intensive study of the Planning Comrni.ssion.
<br />It was moved and seconded that Ordinanee #864 be tabled to be considered in the
<br />near future. 'Teas" Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Paddock, Scott.
<br />A motion was made and seconded authorizing the 14ayor and Clerk to irs tr.uct the
<br />City of Cleveland to repair the fire hydrant at 1+352 Columbia lioad. "Yeas"
<br />Baumgardner., Hatton,, Kramer, Lewis, Paddock., Scott.
<br />Resolution '=1716 was introduced by Mr. Baurcgardner. A Resolution authorizing the
<br />Mayor and Crerk to sell the old snow plow. It was raoved and seconded that the
<br />above Resolution be adapted as read. "!Yeas" Paumgardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewi.s,
<br />Paddock, Scott. -
<br />Resolution #1717 was introduced by Dr. Lewis. A Resolution authorizing-the Mayor
<br />and Clerk to purchase a Ati.meograph Machina with copy, counter and cabinet.
<br />It was mc>ved and seconded that' the above Resolution be adopted as read. "Yeast' "
<br />Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer., Lewis,'Pa.ddock, Scott. .
<br />The r?`•a,yor recommended that Robert Cowldyls salary be increased from $1.10 per
<br />haur to $1.30 per hour. A motion was made and seconded:approving the increase.
<br />','Yeas" Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis,, Paddock, Scott.
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