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<br />m LIAY 8, 1957 - :'agE 3
<br />The iV:ayor proclaimed June 15th, 1957 as All Scouts Day.
<br />The TYlayor had requested the `.4uditor to attend a meetin; in
<br />' Columbus in regarda to House Bi11 No. 502. The Auditor reported
<br />that he attended the meeting in Columbus in the Ohio 14unicinal
<br />League Offices in regards to House Bill T;o. 502, Distribution
<br />of Local Covernn^.ent Funds.The aim of the lea6ue, with the
<br />support of the Pdayors is to secure ?'24, 000, 000.00 instead of
<br />U2,800,000.00 and that Governor OtAteill had given the League
<br />assurance that he wouJ.d r.ot object to it.
<br />A meeting of the fifty-one '114ayors or their representatives ;
<br />was held in the -0ffice of the Governor with his Secretary
<br />r.2r, Yleyers. . Governor OtNe3.ll being out: of the citg, lir.
<br />Meyers assured all of us- th.at ajoint meeting ivould be held with
<br />Governor t}1Nei11 and:a commit'tee reprESenting the Iv;ayors'and
<br />the_Ohio Py.unicipal'League as soon as possible. The passage"
<br />of House Bill t1o.-674 was also discussed, authori2inv :
<br />ldunicipal3.ties to levy a rriotor Vehicle License Fee.
<br />House BiJ.l No. 675 was also discussed; permiting Priunicipalities
<br />to levy a Utilities Tax. It was also statod that the League
<br />npeded raore support from., the Officiala of the Municipalities.
<br />in the State by be3.ng represented,at committee hearings; also ?
<br />being present in the House and Senate. -Cuyahor,,,ra County was
<br />well represented, however, cities such as Akron, Canton,
<br />Toledo, Wooster, Sandusk5r and Many other places are never,- '
<br />represented.
<br />The T:Zayor read a communication from i'loyd Browne & Associates
<br />stating the estimated cost for teat borings is $4,290.00.
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<br />The Mlayor read a co:nmunication requesting the En;lish brothers
<br />to make:.necessary repairs on the three atreets in the ti7est-
<br />chester sub?-division. ?
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<br />Resolution Tvo. 2481 was introduced by Mir. Neubauer. A Resalution '
<br />of the . Council of the City of ' North Qlmsted, Ohio Support3n.g
<br />the 1957 Budget Request of the Cuyahoga County Public Library.
<br />It was xnoved ind?seconded that-the statutory rule.be suspended:
<br />and the Resolution be read immediatelg the second and third
<br />times and put on its passage. The affirmative vote on said motion
<br />v+ras as follows: Crider, Decker, Kramer, MacDonald, Neubauer,
<br />5chwen'k. Thereupon.the,hesolutian was read the second and th3.rd
<br />times and nut,upon its passage and the affirmative.vote therean
<br />was as follows: Crider, Decker, Kramer, MacDon.ald, Neubauer,
<br />. Schwenk.
<br />Ordinance No. 2482'vras introduced by Palr. SchUrenk. An Ordinanco
<br />.9,ccepting °lat. Dedication and Crantin ; 20 foot strip by . the
<br />County Commissioners of CuyahoSa County, Ohio, for the
<br />, widenin; of Whitethorn Avenue in the City of North (?lmsted, Ohio.
<br />It was moved and seoonded that the statutorv rule be suspended
<br />and the Ordinance be read immediately the second and third tim'es
<br />and put on its passage. The affirmative vote on said mot3on
<br />was a.s followS: Crider, Decker, Kramer, :%,llacDonald, '.114eubauer,
<br />Schvrenk. Thereupon the Ordinance was read the second and
<br />i third times and put upon its passage and the affirmative vote
<br />thereon was as follows: Crider, Decker, Kramer, P.ZacDonald, Neubauer, Schwenk.
<br />Ordinance Ttio. 2483 vaas introduced byT :tiTr. Crider. An Ordinance
<br />to Fix the Five most'Public Places in the City of TTorth 03msted,
<br />Oh.io, for the purpose of Posting Ordinances, Resolutions,
<br />Statements, Orders, Proclaimations, Tdotices ana Reports required
<br />by Law. St was moved and'seconded that the statutory rule be
<br />suspended and the Ordinance be read immediately the second and
<br />third times and put on its passage. The affirmative vote on
<br />said motion was as follows: Crider, vecker, Kramer, MacDonald,
<br />Neubauer, SchiAienk. Thereupon the Ordinance was read the second
<br />and third times and put upon its passage and the affirmative
<br />vote thereon Ur?s as follows; Crider, Deeker, Kramer, TrlacDonald,
<br />Neubauer, Schwenk.
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