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<br />Mar. 21, 1950 :
<br />Tti7inutes of a m°eting of the Council of
<br />The Villaae of North 0lrssted, Ohio.
<br />Present were Clarence J. Oviatt, Iv:ayor, E. Laurngardnar,
<br />F. Crider, F. Hatton, Wm. H. Kramer, R. Paddock, B. Scott.
<br />The minutes of March 7th and 14th were read and approved.
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<br />Comtnunication was read from the State Highvlay Dept, stating
<br />that the State tirould pave Butternut Ridge, but the cost of
<br />draining the road estimated at $112000.00 would have to be
<br />born one-half by the Village and the other one-half by the
<br />County Comnissioners. .,
<br />Ordinance -#r803 was introduced by 1111r. Crider. An Ordinance
<br />prohibiting through trucks from driving on Butternut Ridge
<br />Road between ColulnUia Road and Lorain Road. 11oved and
<br />seconded thAt the statutory rule.be suspended and the Ordin-
<br />ance be read imr.iediately the second and third times and put
<br />on its passage. The affirmative vote on said motion was as
<br />follovrs., Baum.gardner, Crider, Hatton, Kramer, Paddock, Scott.
<br />Thereupon the Ordinance vias read the second and third times
<br />and put.upon its passage and_the affirmative vote thereon
<br />was as -follovrs., Bau.-ngardner, Crider, Hatton, Kramer, Paddock,
<br />Scott.
<br />Ordinance #804 was introduced•by Iv7r. Crider. An Ordinance
<br />prohibiting throu&h trucks from driving on Clague Road
<br />betvreen Mastick Road and the northerly Village limits.
<br />Moved and,seconded that the statutory rule be suspended
<br />and the Ordinance be read immediately the second and third
<br />r times and put on its passage. The affirmative vote on said
<br />?Nay??r motion was as fQllows., Baum;ardner, Crider, Hatton, I#ff=02%
<br />Paddock, Scot? Thereupon the Ordinance was read the second
<br />and tT'i?-mes and put upon its passage and the affirmative
<br />vote thereon was as follows., Baumgardner, Crider, Hatton,
<br />Kramer, Paddock, Scott. .
<br />Moved by Mr. Baumgardner seconded by: 11r. Crider, that. the
<br />Clerk be authorized to purchase 8"Through Trucks Prohibited"
<br />signs and 8 posts. "Yeas" Baumgardner, Crider, Hatton,
<br />Kramer, Paddock, Scott. ;
<br />The Mayor advised that rlr. Biodas 28412 Lorain Road had
<br />applied for a D-3 and D-2 Liquor permit, inasmuch as the
<br />State Law has been changed to permit beer and liquor to
<br />be sold within 500 feet instead of 1000 feet from a Church,
<br />Park or School.
<br />" . Petition for water on Gladland Ave was received and referred
<br />to the Engineer. ?
<br />Public hearing was held on the changing from residence to
<br />retail business on the "Loser" property. Thero were no
<br />ob3ectors. . ;
<br />Ordinance #799'was read the third time. <It was moved and ;
<br />seconded tYiat Ord. #799 be adopted as read. "Yeast" Baumbardner,
<br />L.rider, Hatton, Kramer, Paddock, Scott.
<br />Ordinance #801 was read the second time. ?
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<br />Ordinar.ce #802 was read the second time.
<br />TAr. Hamel of the Standard Oil Co., explained about his bid,
<br />and P?1ir. Durecke of the Gulf Refinging Co., ' explained about
<br />the Gulf Oil Co., bid.
<br />:t4r. Hatton stated that'the Planning Commission recommended
<br />` that the request of Marie Cook and E.' T. 11ayer 6122 Stearns
<br />Road to change their property fron residence to business be
<br />refused. Mr. Bowans request at Clague and Lorain was tabled
<br />for more detailed description. Mrs. Joeckents request at
<br />Lorain & Clague was tabled untilT her return. : The following
<br />requests were refused, Mr. F. Schneider at 24535 Zorain Road.
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