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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED January 17, 1967 8:04 P.M. Present: Mayor Ralph E. Christman; President of Council Francis J. 0'Neill; Counciimen Henry Caster, Carroll Eian, Jack Foltz, Virqinia Hodgins, Dewey Limpert, Alex Manqani, John West. Also present: Law Director J. Bruce Kitchen; Finance Director W. L. Gerlach; Safety-Service Director Delbert Limpert; Clerk of Council Margaret West. Minutes of the meetinq of January 3, 1967 were approved as written. Mayor Christman reported that bids.were opened for Contrsct 10 sewers, which are Canterbury and Sweetbriar, and it appears at this time that Georqe Haddad & Sons are the low bidders. Mayor Christman submitted the name of Frank Dutton to Council for approval for the position of City Enqineer. He also asked for Council's disposition of the recommendations for appointments to the various boards made at last meeting. The Safety-Service Director requested authority to advertise for approximately 400 tons of slag. saw Mrs. Hodqins, Chairman of the Liquor Control Committee reported on their meetirig held January 14th at which Mr. James Koplow, attorney for Lum Lor stores, who explained how their chain of stores worked. Followinq his explanation, the committee voted to drop their objection to the application for a permit, and will so notify the State Liquor Department. Mrs. Hodgins, Chairman of the Public Service and Utilities Committee, reported on the meetinq held January Ilth. They discussed the possibility of C.A.T.V. legislatior, incorporatinq a percentaqe of net profit return to the City, The Committee reviewed legislafiion pertaining to undergrounrJ utilities in new subdivisions, as submitted by the Illuminatinq Company, and approve it. It is now referred to the City Planning Committee for further study. After a review o4 the insufficient street liqhtinq, the recommendations ot the Illuminating Company for increased lumens in existinq lights, and a study of the budget, the Committee unanimously recommends that leqislation be drawn plac- inq a one-mill levy on the ballot in the next qeneral election, to be for additional and briqhter liqhts. Mr. Caster, Chairman of the Appointments Committee, reported that they concur with the Mayor's recommendations for appointments to the vacancies occuring on the various boards, as set forth at the last Council meeting. Mr. Caster moved that Council consider approval of the mayor's recommendation for the appointment of William Scheeff to the Planninq Commission for the term ?? .. . _..