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MTNUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL 0F THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED April 4, 1967 8v06 P.M. Present! Mayor Ralph F., Christman!, President of Council Francis J. 0'Nei11; Councilmen Henry Caster; Carroll Eian; Jack Foltz- Virginia Hodgins; Dewey Limpert? Alex Mangani; John West. Also presenta Assistant Director of Law Frank Lord; Director of Finance W. L. Gerlach; Safetv-Service Director Del Limpert; City *ngineer Frank Dutton. Minutes of the meeting of March 21, 1967 were approved as reade Safety-Service Director Del Limpert requested authorization to advertise for bids for purchase of the following: carry-all type station wagon for the Engineering Department; resurf'acing af Burns and PartEr south of Midvale with B-35; 400 tons of T-35 Asphalt; 1500 tons of einders and 1500 tons af salt. Mrs. Hodgins, Chairman of the Public Service and Utilitites Committee, reported on their meeting held on March 29thm The Committee recommends that the City go ahead with obtaining easements for culverting 225 feet of ditch between Gessner and Woodmere. It was reported that the Refuse Disposal Feasibility study being made by Mr. Richard Labas has been reviewed in outline form by committee members, and the final report will be presented in about a monthe The City°s application for a federal grant for this study has been turned down, since the report concerns only one communitv and does not involve any ne?a method of refuse disposal. Mrs. Hodgins, Chairman ot the Liquor Control Committee, reported thev hlgve no valid reason for denying the request for a D-5 license in the name of Almera Reitz at 5869-73 Canterb,iryo The Clerk was instructed to so advise the Department of Liquor Contral, Mr. Foltz, Chairman of the LegisTative Committee, reported on their meeting held March 29th. At the request of the Safety-Service Director, they held a lenqthy discussion of the commercial rubbish pick-up problem. The committee felt they would like more informaLion as to the percent of commercial esta- blishments in North Olmsted that have their own rubbish pickup, and the charges, if any, made by other cities in the area with comparable population, for commerc:hl pickups. The Law Department has given on opinion that the City can charge commercial establishments for rubbish pickup, or can discontinue rubbish pickup for commercial establishments, The Legislative Commitee recommends and will request that a resolution be prepared requesting the Board of County Commissioners of Cuyahoga County to proceed with