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. Minutes of a Special Meeting H®ld November lla 1J50 The Council of the Village of Mayfield met at the Town Hall in Special PaI®~ting pursuant to not3.ce to all members, on tli® 11°th day of Novembers 1950, at 5:00 a~~cloc~ PO M.9Mayor Gustav Swanson presid~.ngQ Roll Call: Present.- Messrs Hardmans Scheux°inga Taylor, Godfrey. and Cass Absent Mro Ha11• Mayor Swanson stated that applications had been received frc~n. the followring msn for the.appointmsnt as policeman: VVS,lliam Barnes Mr• Hunt,. Donald Petay Harry Patterson He advised Council that the Saf®ty Co~,tt®® preferred r!?x°a Petay at the ti~crs of its meeting on the ~ sub ject, -but that he f®1t they v~ro_u1d noirr prefer Mr. Pattersonv Mayor Swa?ason. and. Chief Daxon both spoke in favor of R~r, Patterson, the Chief stating that he had_no.objection to 2~ hour duty_in the event that Patterson did not movo into the V~.llageo Mayor Swanson then appointed 1tflr• Patterson as policeman for a probationary 6 month periods It was moved by _~`~ro._Godfreye seconded by Mr® Taylor, that the appointment be conflirmed. Roll Call: Ayes- Iv~essrs Hardmaxn, Scheuring, Taylors Godfrey & Cass• Vat's -Non®, . Mo~a.on Carx°3.ed appointment. C"anffa..rmed Pda~ror Swaaason briefly discussed the special police situation, stating that TJtrr• Petay could be used in that capacity aid noting that the pillage could prolna.se ham: the job would become #:1all time- in about two years. He also advised that Mr® Ken Hill had called and volunteered to serve part time as policemana. The P2ayor suggested that prompt action should be taken with respect to. installation of city mains serving ~e school. Pltr. 1~Yha~.tirig advised Council that before any expenditures were under-takez~, the consent of the propor~r own®rs along the proposed ma3xa for the levy of assessments upon their property should be secured in a manner that is legal and binding, He pointed out that~if these property owners are not perQra.tted to tap the main then it is very doubtful that at~y benof°j.t has been conferred upon their property and, if such is the cases that no assessment could be collected over their objection. Tn that errant the entire cost of the project would fall upon the villageQ