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<br />assessments for the inprovement of ibver Center Road from Butternut Ridge Road
<br />to Lorain RCa d. It was maved and seconded that the statutory rule be guspended
<br />and the Ordinance be read immediately the second and third times and put on its
<br />passage. The affirmative vote on said motion was as follows: Baum,,ardners Hatton.,
<br />Kramer, Lei,ris, Paddock, Scott. Thereupon the Ordinance was read the second and
<br />third t3mes and put upon its passage, and the affirrnative vote thereon was as
<br />follows: Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Paddocks Scott.
<br />Ordinance #869 was introduced by Mr. Baumgardner. An Ordinance deterlninino to
<br />proceed with the improvement of 6°Jalter ftoad from t,iaple Ridge Road to a point
<br />806 feet north of Maple Ridge Road by constructing therein a water main. It was
<br />moved and seconded that the statutory rule be suspended and the Urdinance be read
<br />immediately the second and third times and put on its passage. The affirmative
<br />vote on said nation was as follows: Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Paddocks
<br />Scott. Thereupon the Ordinance was read the second and third times and put upon
<br />its passage, and the affirmative vote therean was as follows: Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lswis, Paddock, Scott.
<br />Ordinance #$bk was read the second time.
<br />Mr. Baumgardner reported that the 'Pransportation Committee met on January 25, 1951
<br />with representatives of the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company's Safety
<br />Engineering Aepartmeni:, and discussed the possibility of a Safety program. He
<br />said the safety prograr.i would have to wait until we knew who. would be awarded
<br />the insurance bid. The driver's Com¢nittee was also present at the meeting and asked
<br />for a raise in their hourly rate. No definite figure was stated.
<br />In connection with an increase in drivers' hourly rate, the IIayor mentioned the '
<br />wage freeze which recently went into effect; however, he said the wage freeze may
<br />not apply to Government and Municipal employees. He said a study was being made
<br />and that while no amunt was stated he was under the impresaion that drivers _
<br />were asking for the balaanco of the quarter that they had requssted per hour t he
<br />last time, which wnuld be 13¢. The i:iayor referred this ttatter to the Finance
<br />Cc:c¢nittes for consideration.
<br />Mr. Baumgardner reported that the Recreation Committee held a mesting on February 5s
<br />1951, at which tibe they &cided to have adult classes in square dancing and
<br />candle-mal*.ing, to start about t he 14th of February. In addition they discussed
<br />the planting of trees on the new playground, and would like to havo some surveying
<br />done there before April. The trees will be planted about the first of April, a.nd
<br />they would like to have three lines run around the perimeter of t he playground where
<br />they are going to do the planting.
<br />Mr. Hatton read a cormmunication from Bert W. Kessel, regarding a Golf. Range on the
<br />old Leon Coe property. The matter was referred to the Plannin ; Commission.
<br />Mr. Leroy Harris subrs3.tted a plan for a pro,posed subdivision for the continuation
<br />of Clifford. This matter was also referred to the Planning Commission.
<br />Resolution #1711 was introduced by Mr. Baumgardner. A Resolution authorizing the
<br />Clerk to deduct insurance pramiums from drivers' pay. It was mAVed and seconded
<br />that the alaove Resolution bo adopted as read. "Yeasn Bawn-gardner, Hatton, Kramer,
<br />Lewis, Paddoclt, Scott.
<br />The 24ayor read a communication from Mr. Georga T. Grady of John E. Joseph & Company,
<br />Cincinnati, in which he stated that he wnuld appear before the Council on February
<br />20th to discuss the financi,ng of an incinerator through the isguance of revenue`
<br />: bonds. .
<br />The Mayor also read a letter from Mr. Proctor Noyes of the Regional Planning Commi.-
<br />sion in connection with our decision not to contribute to ths Regional Planning
<br />Commission this year, and said that he had invited 14r. Noyss to attend Council
<br />meeting on liarch 6th.
<br />A communication was read from Mayor A. I. Kauffman in conneetion with a letter frorn
<br />Peck, Shaffer and jytilliams regarding the proposed construetion of a waterworks to
<br />serve several suburban communities in Cuyahoga County, autside of the City;of -
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<br />? Resolution #1712 was intraducedfby Dr. Lewis. A Hesolution requesting ths County
<br />Auditor to turn over to the Vi7.lage `of North Oltnsted, Uhio -tax col].ections due `
<br />! said Village. It was mo ved and seconded that the above Resolution be adoptad as
<br />; . read, "Yeas" Ba,umgardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Paddock, Scott.
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