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- 14inutes of the Regular Meeting heia niarch zi, 1949. Tl1e Council of the Village of TdayFxeld met a.n the Tozan Ha7.1 5.n regular meeta.n.g on the 21st day of Tylarch, 1949 at -8:00 Pa1U1o, P,Iayor Gustav Svranson presiding. Ro11 Callo Present - Messrs. Franz,, Hardnlan, S1oan, Zingleman, Cass and Hea.ss. Absent - None The Minutes of the regular meeting held February 21st, 1949, wore read to the Council. It was movad by T?tir. Zingleman, seconded by Pr1r. S1oan that the minutes be approved as read. , Ro1l Ca11s Ayes = Messrs. P'ranz, Hardr,ian, S.loan, Zingleman, Cass and Heissa Nays - None. PAotion CarrS.ed Minutes Approved. . hayor Swansoxt read to Council a letter from the City of Cleveland. Water Departmen't saying that they ha.d received our Resoluti on Tdo 0 163 re- questing a water supply contract from the City of Cleyeland, vahich request tivas pla.ced on its yvaitirzg last0 III this letter it stated tha.t not until 1952 tivould tkley be able to suppl,y us wa.th -water and suggested that vve go ahead with the proposed installation an.d distribu'tion of water.mains and submit plans and specifications to them. This ma-tter was discussed in Council fr.om the stanclpoint of getting Govorninent aid for a survey. Anothar lettar from the East Ohio Gas Co. vvas brought to the atten- t5.ori of Council. In thxs letter the East Ohio stated that they cou1d not furnish gas at the present time because of the exi.sting Government restrictions on gas for heating purposes and suggested that we write again around September lst. . Tlayor Swanson discussed tivith Council the possibility of getting Bus service North on SOTJ Center Road from ti'Tilson ft4i7.ls Road. He stated that he had had a great matiy requests for th7s serva.ce and had taken the 1a.berty of writS.ng the Redifer BLls Compar?y askxlag for such service. At the time of Council moeting no reply'f'rom the Bus Company had been received@ l11r. 14anley, who was present at Council, aslced fbr permission to spoak of a proposed Drive-in Theatre on the Wiseberg property. TVtro Man7.ey brought alorlg some drawings of the proposed instaZ).ation and vient irato lengthy CZiSCIISSi011 Z"I7.'tkl COL1Y1C1l over the advantages and disadvantages of such an in- stallatione Accordintg to Mr. liIa.nley, this imtallation tivould benef'it the Viilage by the addition of severa.l thousand dollars in revenue, additional jobs for village citizens and a better appeaxing land.scape in the vicinity of the proposed theatre. IIlr. Nlanley furtlzer stated that his Company would post