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<br />MINUTES OF THE MEE'TING 0F THE COUNCIL
<br />OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED
<br />June 17, 1969
<br />Present: President of Council Francis J. 0'Neill, Councilmen Caster,
<br />Eian, Hodgins, Limpert, Mi11er, Prokasy, West,
<br />Also present: Mayor Ralph E, Christman, Service Director Charles Watts,
<br />Finance Director Willfam Gerlach, Law Director J. Bruce Kitchen,
<br />Acting City Engineer M`ichael Karhan, Clerk of Council Florence Ho1m.
<br />The minutes of ineeting of June 3rd were approved as written.
<br />Mayor Christman said it was necessary for Lindberg Forcellini to resign from
<br />Board of Zoning Appeals. He is recommending for Council's approval James
<br />Davis. Referring to complaints about dog on Delmere Drive at last Council
<br />meeting, the Mayor said sufficient evidence could not be found on which to
<br />base legal action on part of the City. He is piesenting evidence to the
<br />City Prosecutor so that he would be able to draw up legal papers for any of
<br />the complainants that desire to prosecute.
<br />Service Director Watts said that the permanent striping on Lorain Road was
<br />completedo Mro Watts mentioned attending a meeting of Cuyahoga County
<br />Managers and Mayors at which solid waste disposal was discussed, The price
<br />will be going up to at least $6.00 a ton, and although this will not affect
<br />North Olmsted for another year, some other means of disposa.l should be in-
<br />vestigatede
<br />Apok Mr. Caster, Chairman of Appointments, Industrial Development and Municipal
<br />Nio; Development Committees, said that the Appointments Committee has discussed
<br />the Mayor's recommendation of James Davis for the Board of Zoning AppealsT
<br />Mr. Caster moved that Council approve Mr. Davis' appointment, Mr. Prokasy
<br />seconded motione "Yeas" Caster, Eian, Hodgins, LimpertT Mi.ller, Prokasy,
<br />West.
<br />Reporting for Municipal Development Committee, Mr. Caster said this Committee
<br />had met last night with residents in Contract 11 and 12 area. About 25 people
<br />had attended meetinge In general views were still the same. The residents
<br />feel they do not have a problem and would like to see the roads left the way
<br />they were before sewer installation. However, Mr. Caster believes in the in-
<br />terest of long range planning in the City, under Contracts 11 and 12, the roads
<br />ean be put into much better shape than before construction started. Floyd
<br />Browne & Associates revised plans to reflect some changes - where there were
<br />ditches up to 4' or so, the approximate maximum depth will be about 2', and
<br />even that depth does not occur very oftenm On the whole they will be able to
<br />be mowed. There is ample right of caay to put in swales.
<br />At this point, a resident of area requested opportunity to speak on subject at
<br />this time, Mr. Caster moved that the Agenda be changed to allow him to speak
<br />at this time, seconded by Mr. Eian, "Yeas" Caster, Eian, Hodgins, Limpert,
<br />Miller, Prokasy, Tdest.
<br />Mr. Frank Collister, 28382 North Park Drive, told Council he feels that the
<br />? group of residents in North Park area are being pushed around, and that the
<br />real issue is not being discussede The residents feel the road was most satis-
<br />factory before the sewers, and they would like to see it put back the way it
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<br />was previously.
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