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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/05/1985 ~ RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council M~eting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp., Cols., 0, Form No. 1097..... Held Augustu5, 1985 19 ,--. ! \.... The regularly scheduled meeting of the Dublin Village Council was called to order by Mayor James E. Lewis at 7:30 P.M. on August 5, 1985. Mr. Thornton led the Pledge of Allegiance. Members of Council present were: Mr. Amorose, Mr. Close, Mrs. Headlee, Mayor Lewis, Ms. Maurer, Mr. Sutphen, and Mr. Thornton. Mr. Smith, Law Director, and Mr. Sheldon Village Manager were also present as were: Mr. Bowman, Ms. Jordan, Ms. Prushing, and Mr. Warner of the Village Staff. Mr. Amorose moved to approve the minutes of the July 15, 1985 meeting. Mr. Thornton seconded the motion. The vote was as follows: Mr. Thornton, yes; Mr. Sutphen, abstain; Ms. Maurer, yes; Mayor Lewis, yes; Mrs. Headlee, yes; Mr. Close, yes; Mr. Amorose, yes. Mrs. Headlee moved to pay the bills. She asked whether the payment to Nicholas M. Savko for the Avery Road Waterline was the final payment. Mr. Warner said that the retainer of approximately $37,000.00 was still being held by the Village. Mrs. Headlee said that she wanted to be sure the ditch was draining properly and grass growing before releasing the retainer. Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion to pay the bills. The vote was unanimous in favor. .~ Public Hearing Ordinance No. 31-85 - Rezone .549 Acre Tract on West Side of Sawmill Road. Second Reading. Ordinance No. 32-85 - Rezone 1.0 Acre Tract on South Side of Dublin- Granville Road. Second Reading. Mayor Lewis announced that the two ordinances would be considered together. Mr. Harrison Smith, Jr. and Mr. Larry Helman registered as proponents. Dr. Donn Griffith, Mr. Michael Gunner, and Rev. John Webb registered as opponents. Mr. Harrison Smith reminded Council members of the center core parcel which is already zoned community commercial, the request being for a change of zoning from SO to CC on those two small parcels located on either side of the core parcel. He said that they appeared before the Planning and Zoning Commission with the two rezoning requests and an overall plan for the whole parcel, those requests being denied. He indicated that the request at this meeting was for the rezonings only, and a new plan would be presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Steve Smith, the Law Director, explained that Staff had recommended treating the two smaller parcels as well as the larger center parcel as one unit in terms of the plan. He indicated that the initial presenta- tion and vote probably should have been only on the rezonings and then the plan subsequently presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission. He said that it was the recommendation of staff that the Planning and Zoning Commission approve the rezonings but not the plan, because the plan was not in a form to be approved. Mr. S. Smith said that it was his recommendation that Council consider the rezonings of the two out parcels and then recommend the plan go back to the Planning and Zoning Commission with a new plan for the "entire development". Mr. Harrison Smith said that they had been so notified and agreed to proceed thusly if that be the will of Council. ,- -- ..... -- RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp,. Cols., 0, Form No. 1097..... H eld_ AugUSLS~_1985m 19u Page Two r Mr. Helman presented comments on land use of the development and the attempt to consolidate the smaller tracts into larger ones. ....., "... Responding to a question from Mr. Close, Mr. Steve Smith said that nothing can be done on the tracts without CDD approval and that there would be one series of buildings on all three parcels. Mr. Michael Gunner, an attorney representing Dr. Donn Griffith, a property owner on W. Dublin-Granville Road, spoke before Council. Dr. Griffith's property is zoned so. mr. Gunner noted that they had appeared before the Planning and Zoning Commission, objecting to the rezoning and the Corridor Development District, for several reasons. He said that some of those reasons have been corrected from the standpoint of seeing some revised drawings. He said that his client was not opposed to the rezoning as such, but did ask, however, that Council consider whether the proposed service road from S.R. 161 to Martin Road would be a usable road (the one going behind the shopping center) - more than just a narrow driveway. Mr. Harrison Smith said that the road would be built to Dublin specifica- tions, a requirement which is part of the corridor review. Dr. Griffith said that he plans to keep his veterinary clinic on the property but has a continuing interest in seeing that the road be built properly. John Webb, minister of the Martin Road Christian Church expressed his concerns to members of Council. He noted that the church property of 5.76 acres is presently zoned residential. He said that separating the issues (zoning and plan) made it more difficult for them to speak directly to the issue. Rev. Webb noted that the church parsonage is within 18' of the property line, and once "that zoning is in place" will make the parsonage almost unlivable (parking, noise, lights, etc.). He also said that another concern was the configuration of the road; how they would fit into the road plan itself. He said that they are opposed to the rezoning as long as it does not consider the residence, and until and unless the corridor is drawn, know exactly where the road will be and how it will affect their property. Mr. Gunner told Ms. Maurer that he is representing both Dr. Griffith and the Sawmill Civic Association. Mr. Harrison Smith pointed out that the request for the rezonings doesn't bring the commercial any closer to the parsonage - the existing CC (center parcel) zoning is closer to the parsonage. He also said that he thought the road connection has always been Dublin's idea. Mr. Steve Smith told Ms. Maurer that the Planning and Zoning Commission had denied the rezoning request as well as disapproved the plan. l...... Ordinance No. 34-85 - ADlend Section 1181.07f - P1anned Unit Deve1opment. Third Reading. The vote was unanimous in favor of the ordinance. ",... Ordinance No. 35-85 - ADlend Section 1183.03 - Bui1ding Lines A10ng Pub1ic Rights-of-Way. Third Reading. Mr. Amorose moved to amend Section 1.,(b) of the ordinance as follows: "Setback of Buildings Along Freeways or Expressways. The setback for all buildings and accessory buildings and parking along freeway and expressway wight-of-ways shall be 50 feet." - omitting the next two sentences in that section. Mr. Thornton seconded the motion. The vote was as follows: Ms. Maurer, yes; Mr. Thornton, yes; Mayor Lewis, no; Mrs. Headlee, yes; Mr. Amorose, yes; Mr. Close, no; Mr. Sutphen, yes. The vote on the ordinance, as amended, was 7-0 in favor. .... I RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting .~ Meeting National Graphics Corp" Cols" O. Form No. 1097.... Held uuAugUSL5..,.u19_85._. . 19_ Page Three r- '-- Ordinance No. 47-85 - Accept Bid to Construct Shier-Rings Waterline. First Reading. Mrs. Headlee introduced the ordinance, moved to do away with the three time reading rule, treat as an emergency, and accept the recommendation of the Village Manager and award the bid to Kingsley-Dunbar in the amount of $106,573.45. Mr. Amorose seconded the motion. The vote on the motion was 7-0 in favor. The vote on the ordinance was unanimous. ~ Ordinance No. 48-85 - Accept Bid on "Package" Insurance. First Reading. Mr. Close introduced the ordinance. Mr. Sheldon commented that there were no bids received on the general liability, umbrella insurance. He said that since the current insurance expires on August 12, 1985 he would contact several persons and attempt to obtain coverage for five or six months until, hopefully, sovereign immunity will be restored. "Per Section 735.051 of the Ohio Revised Code, in the case of a real and present emergency the legislative authority may, by a two-thirds vote of all members elected thereto, authorize the Village Manager to enter into a contract for insurance coverage without formal bidding or advertising." I, David Amorose, move that the Manager be authorized to enter into a contract for insurance coverage under this specific section of the Ohio Revised Code. Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous in favor. ..... Ordinance No. 49-85 - Rezone 5.07 Acres (4 lots) South Side of Dublin- Granville Road. First Reading. Mr. Close introduced the ordinance. Mr. Close moved to refer the rezoning request to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mrs. Headlee seconded the motion. The vote was 7-0 in favor. Ordinance No. 50-85 - Note Issue for Construction of Shier-Rings Waterline First Reading. Mrs. Headlee introduced the ordinance, moved to do away with the three time reading rule, treat as an emergency, award the bid to the Huntington National Bank at an interest rate of 5.67% with no premium. Mr. Close seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion. The vote on the ordinance was 7-0 in favor. ,.... Approve Preliminary Plat - The Woods of Dublin. Mayor Lewis referred to the memorandum from the Village Planner regarding this subject. Mr. Bowman noted that Council approved all aspects of the preliminary plan, except for the sewerline, on June 17, 1985. Since that time the developers of Donegal Cliffs and The Woods have met and worked out an agreement regarding the sewerline. Mrs. Headlee moved to approve the sewer portion of the preliminary plan. Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion. The vote was 7-0 in favor of approval. -- Representative of School Board to Parks and Recreation Committee. Mrs. Headlee moved to appoint to the Parks and Recreation Committee, as a representative of the Dublin Board of Education, JoAnn Zipf to serve through 1987. Ms. Maurer seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous in favor. The Dublin Spring After discussion Mr. Close moved that the Village Council authorize the Law Director to proceed in the determination of the status of the legal title of the real estate known as the Dublin Spring, initiating discussion with the surrounding property owners. Ms. Maurer seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous in favor. ,-- RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp., Cols., 0, Form No. 1097 ~ Held _Augustu5~_1985u 19_ Page Four ,....- ..... Council Discussion on Proceeding to Cover a Ditch in Waterford. Mayor Lewis referred to the report from the Village Enginner regarding this proposed project. Mr. Warner said that the total estimated cost for the project was $25,110.00 with the Village paying half of the cost. Mr. Giorgione, a resident of Waterford, stated via a letter to Mr. Warner that the estimated cost of $1395.00 per lot owner was acceptabl stating, however, a ceiling of $77.00/half for 10 years would be necessary Mr. Thornton said that he felt this was a good approach - the Village and private property owners working together. Mrs. Headlee expressed concern regarding the possibility of a precedent being set - other areas of the Village possibly asking for assistance in similar projects. Mr. Warner said that the Village has easements on the ditch. The property owners have been maintaing the ditch area. Mr. Close said that it should have probably been tiled all the way initially. Mr. Amorose noted the gentle swale in the area and asked whether you might actually be reducing the retention capabilities of the swale. Mr. Warner stated that the swale does not act as a retention basin. ..... Ms. Maurer requested a delay in a decision on the matter for further study. Mr. Thornton moved to accept the recommendation of the Village Engineer to proceed with preparing detailed construction plans and specifications, preparing assessment roll and proceeding with the appropriate legislation for an assessment project. Mr. Close seconded the motion. The vote was as follows: Mr. Thornton, yes; Mr. Close, yes; Mr. Sutphen, yes; Mayor Lewis, yes; Mrs. Headlee, no; Ms. Maurer, no; Mr. Amorose, no. ...... Discussion Regarding School Board and Designated Park Land. Smith. Mr. Smith asked for Council's recommendation discussions with the Dublin School Board and Mr. S. J. and input regarding continued designated park land. l..... Mr. Bob Harris, President of the Dublin Board of Education, said that the Board was informed that Council was willing to make some land available to the School Board adjacent to some land the School Board might be able to purchase. Mr. Harris also said the School Board will work with Council in any way that they can. He said that they would want to obtain sufficient rights to the land to put a school building on it. He said that they will, in addition, work with the Village to help develop the remainder of the land for purposes of parks and recreation. Mr. Harris said they appreciated the offer. Mayor Lewis reported with regard to background information. He said that he had met with Mr. Wall and Mr. Dan Smith several months ago on several subjects. One subject that was discussed was the five acres on Muirfield Drive in Indian Run Meadows adjacent to the five acres that had been made available to the schools from the developer. He noted that in the course of the conversation, which went in the direction of longer range planning for the school system, the comment was made that there was an intention, depending on the success of the bond issues, "..... --._, RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp" Cols., 0, Form No. 1097 ~ Heldmm AugU_stu.1L1<j85u 19u Page Five r i I .... to build a swimming pool at some future date. Mayor Lewis said that he raised the question, if the Village would consider the five acre transfer to the school district, could the Village have a commitment then that such a swimming facility would be built. There were no offers, no commitments, just a conversation. Mayor Lewis said that Mr. Wall asked if Council would agree to that. Mayor Lewis said that he would present the subject for Council consideration if he had a letter to that effect. A letter was received from Mr. Jeff Rich, outlining that conversation. The second part of the conversation was regarding the acreage in Earlington subdivision, the suggestion being made in the letter that the School Board be given 15 acres; it was suggested that 10 acres might be more reasonable; that clearer language would have to be pursued in that matter. The matters were brought to the attention of Council without additional information than that which appeared in the letters. The response of Council was that further discussions and conversation was needed. ",.... Mr. Harris reported that 8-10 acres is required for an elementary school; up to 18-25 acres for a middle school. He said that land surrounding buildings is needed for recreational aspects, not for the buildings them- selves. With regard to the land/swimming pool situation, Mr. Harris said that they do not yet know the legal aspects but are willing to work with Council in that regard. He said they very definitely need the land. Mrs. Headlee said that with regard to the five acres in Indian Run Meadows that she would be willing to work with the School Board on developing a park site provided the School Board would have purchased an additional five acres. Mr. Harris said that they would need to purchase the additional acreage. Mr. Close said that it makes sense to jointly develop school and recreation sites together. It was agreed that the Law Director would continue to work with the Dublin School Board representatives on this matter. Mrs. Brooks asked that a representative from Parks and Recreation also be included in the discussions. ...... S,Ptember Meeting Mayor Lewis proposed that the first held Tuesday, September 3, 1985 and meeting on Wednesday, September 4. meeting of Council in September be the Planning and Zoning Commission There were no objections. Council Roundtable Discussion ".... Ms. Maurer A commitment was received from the previous Parks and Recreation Departmen Director to have prepared a needs assessment study for parks and recreation (community center, future parks, etc.). Mrs. Brooks said that that commitment is being followed up on and the study should be completed by the end of October. Ms. Maurer also noted that the recommendations will be made to the Village Manager regarding the expectations of the Parks and Recreation Committee for the Parks and Recreation Director. \- Mr. Thornton Mr. Thornton requested followup information on the location of the proposed access road in the S.R.161/Sawmill Road/Martin Road area. Have all the property owners met and discussed same? Mr. Bowman reported that a meeting has not been held; that the issue is complex; attempts are being made to consolidate the smaller lots into larger parcels; that further study with regard to the road and signal locations is being pursued. ~..- RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp., Cols" 0, Form No. 1097 ~ H elel m u Augustu 5,1985- .19u Page Six r-- ,- , ~ West Branch Sewer Mr. Thornton said that it appears the west branch sewer will not be in place for some time and the Village needs to make some contingency plans. He asked where is the cutoff point for issuing permits and should the Village be looking into increasing the capacity of the line crossing the river. He also asked about the possibility of an all weather pumping station; what happens when the electricity is off for longer periods of time. Mr. Close said that he had recently discussed the situation with Mayor Rinehart and Mr. Long of the City of Columbus. He said that their thoughts are being directed toward the third alternative; that being of putting the line in by tunneling between the roadway and the river. He noted also that there are "plans on the table" for a second east branch trunk because of continued development in the Sawmill area. Mr. Close also said that Mr. Long said that during the Memorial Tourna- ment this year the east branch sewer was at capacity. Mayor Lewis said that the Village Manager and Village Engineer are following the situation almost daily; there are no easy answers, but the situation is being monitored constantly and closely. Mrs. Headlee Mrs. Headlee reported that the Planning and Zoning Commission requested that the loudspeaker ordinance be considered once again; the first consideration being in 1982. ~ ~ Mr. Sheldon announced that Arlene Shoemaker, a member of Columbus City Council, will be making a presentation before the Dublin Village Council on September 3, 1985. Mayor Lewis adjourned the meeting at 8:27 P.M. Mayor - Presiding /7 _11t~ ~, 4-~ Clerk of Council ,-. .... -'- . (' ,"-' I Health One P.E.R.S. Sun Life Trapper John's Canoe Livery I.F.S. - Camp Mary Orton Janet Jordan Marmon Valley Farms Charles Speer Wyandot Lake Payroll 7-15 Dublin H.S. Band Beth Brooks '-' City of Columbus Columbus Zoo Margaret Eberhart Ron Golden Marlaine Manus 1"". Gale Mulder Becky Saylor Simons Dept. Store 7 students Civic Associations Bridget Dritz Revco Ron Bachman Sue Bloor Henry Cianflona Amy Cribb Doug Driscoll Jim Eisnnicher Andy Lewis Kim Moriarty Gene Myers Dave Nosker Errole Rembert Herb Sebastian Rick Strater James E. Lewis Sherman Sheldon Payroll 7/31 Abbott Foods Advanced Indusl rial Products Bank One Bird & Bull ~ Boehm Stamp & i' r int ing W. Born & Ass" iates Beth Brooks r BILL LISTING AUGUST 5, 1985 197.25 5,545.01 109.06 123.80 140.00 67.54 174.00 3,020.00 172 . 50 44,421.10 200.00 300.01 54.00 45.50 10.29 250.00 11.41 10.00 21. 55 72.00 245.00 455.00 30.00 25.00 162.50 100.00 77 .00 150.50 87.50 37.50 154.00 70.00 100.00 50.00 392.20 112.50 190.10 300.00 136.21 48,265.52 86.73 19.50 183.11 300.00 292.15 158.9C) 260.00 Health Insurance premium - July Employer's portion - June Life insurance - July Canoeing - Day Campers Rope course - Day campers Mileage Reimbursement, food for campers Horseback Riding - Day campers Football & Basketball Clinics Group rate - Day campers Salaries & withholdings Donation - July 4th parade Reimbursement for l75th Supplies (streamers, banners, food items, etc.) Paddle Boats - day campers Admission fees - day campers Reimbursement - camp & playground supplies Baseball Camp Instruction Reimbursement - doughnuts, napkins, 175[h supplies Refund Shelterhouse Deposit Neighborhood olympics supplies Overalls for greased pole contest Refund 1984 tennis class fees Awards for floats - July 4th parade Refund soccer clinic fee Poster Board/Signs/175th celebration Softball Umpire Softball Umpire Softball concessions Softball concessions Softball Umpire Softball Umpire Softball concessions Softball concessions Softball Umpire Softball Ump i re Softball Supervisor Softball Umpire Softball Umpire Mayor's salary & Council Meetings Reimbursement for petty cash Salaries & Wirhholdings Food for day lamp Unloader va] for gas eng j lH~ Lease payment for S-lO pickup Prepare bid documents - Shier Rings Rd, ,,Jaterl ine Desk seal fl., I' ~layor,letterhead envelop,s, letterhead "I itionery for ~1.1yor, Date -;1 amp for Mayor's urt, letterh,ad station, for Parks 6: I".creation Audio Bu 11 IL rn for Po 1 ie, lept. 110p, Slithel ,'\r. Slide COUL'o' fees -- .. Bill Listing - Page 2 Central Ohio Police Supply Columbus Fireworks Columbus Prosecutor's Office Creative Paints Diehl Equipment Earl's Truck Sales & Service ('" Eastside Nursery Elder & Elder Truck Tire Gordon Flesch Frk Co. Lands & Bldgs Franklin Co. Engineering -." Glen Halliday Hilliard Tractor Pull Club Horne, King & Rauh The Ink Well Key Blue Print Klosterman's Kroger's Kwik Kopy L&J Fasteners Bobby Layman Chevrolet H. F. McClory Mercer-Meidinger Midwest Chemical Midwest Snacks Motorola National Graphics ifili'" Nautilus Fitness Center Norris Lock & Key Service Ohio Bureau of Employment Services Olentangy Indian Caverns Perry Township Radio Shack ~ Raleigh's Novelties Riebel Equipment Roush Sporting Goods Seven-up, RC, Canada Dry Sutherland's Unique \'!O rks J. Vance Vance's Shooters Supplies Village Trophy Co. White Acres Implement Xerox Corporation Geotechnical Consultant~ r- 151.20 4,995.00 70.00 1,374.75 118.92 643.44 50.70 20.47 88.00 30.00 1,518.01 55.00 130.00 3,219.09 735.00 41.00 9.80 108.59 300.85 22.85 386.79 340.00 SO.OO 48.90 2.40 690.00 134.06 7S.00 32.00 1, llS .00 196.00 2,SOO.00 7S.21 107.88 166.82 732.20 78.00 84.18 100.00 32.50 657.95 408.90 347.96 167.00 1,106.00 Uniforms for police officers Fireworks Display - July 6th June services - Dublin Cases Traffic Paint & thinner Office supplies - parks & recreation Repair brakes on two trucks, replace gearshift on truck Sod for Coffman Park Tire for mower Legal size paper for copier Parking passes for County Lot/July & Aug. Traffic & road name signs, edge markers, repair traffic light, sign posts Clean holding tank at concession stand 17Sth Celebration Inv. #8 - Municipal Bldg. Expansion 17Sth Program Guides Reduction of planning maps Hot dog buns for concession stand Supplies for concession stand Building cards, zoning code books Hex Nuts, etc. for Maint. Dept. Repair transmission on truck, adjust parking brake & clutch on S-10, repair window on cruiser, repair door handle on cruiser Pump Station Maintenance contract C.O.M.M.O.C. Insurance study Paper towels for restrooms Snacks for concession stand Portable radio for new truck Pay-In order books for Finance Director, Cash book for Mayor's court Six-month membership/P&R Director Change cylinders at Maint. Bldg. Unemployment compensation for June Fees for day campers Police Communications contract Microphone for cruiser radio, tapes for council & P&Z meetings Prizes for games/17Sth celebration Parts for mowers Tennis balls & hoppers, diamond dry, base Sf', Pre-mix for concession stand \<Iood & hardware for picnic t.:liJl c;s, and fingerprint table 6 plaques for 175th Anniversd. \ Reimbursement for trousers Ammunition for police qualifir;JLions Plaques & award" for l75th An:c:versary Belts & blades for mowers P;I':ment & mainr agreement for .'.l'rox copier iir police dept. :-).,1] tests & Silt' inspections ;: lndian Run Thr Moors, & P}H:;C 25 Muirfje['1 ~.." .. Bill Listing - Page 3 t".... Grove City Insurance Washington Twp. Fire Dept. R. E. Hutchinson Central Ohio Disposal Shari Olson Janet Jordan Margaret Eberhart Regina Drugan 64.00 10,395.00 302.85 741. 00 736.00 37.08 6.48 167.27 ~ Beth Brooks Nickolas M. SAvko Cental Ohio Welding Columbia Gas of Ohio C&SOE 56.91 23,758.50 15.60 11. 22 1,067.26 Dictograph 720.00 R.P.M. Maintenance Barbara Spears Lewis Rakocy Eric Scott Dublin Jaycees/Tim Whalen John YOung A. M. Leaf Health One The Columbus Dispatch 468.33 35.00 30.00 20.00 10.00 35.00 251. 25 197.25 375.76 Central Ohio Inspection AT&T Information Police Pension Fund Roush Hardware 115.85 388.93 19,638.51 193.44 . ",... Michelle July Abbott Foods Agg Rok Wards Natural Science Blue Cross Blue Cross Ohio Municipal League Steve Deutschman Ohio Bell 19.49 7.31 161. 69 389.57 5,882.58 821. 54 392.00 50.00 1,004.85 ~....., Smith & Hill 4,835.00 TOTAl $204,105.93 r Additional premium - new cruiser Fire Hydrant Maintenance - 1st half 1985 Heating Oil Rental of dumpster, hauling charges Tennis Class Instruction Reimbursement - Calculator & cassette tapes Mileage Reimbursement Reimbursement for Wyandot Lake fees & yarn for day campers Cake mixes for 175th Celebration 3rd estimate - Avery Road Waterline Rental of acetylene cylinders Gas service at 129 S. High St. Electric service to all depts, parks, booster stations Alarm Maintenance agreement for pump station & booster station alarms Janitorial services, strip & wax restrooms Refund tennis class fee REfund Football Clinic Fee Refund tennis class fee Clipper's tickets Refund tennis class fee Plan Review Health insurance premium- August Legal ads for Shier Rings Waterline, Trash Collect ion Bids Electrical inspections Rental of phone equipment Employer's portion-2nd qtr. Misc. hardware items, paint, brushes, hoses sprinkler Mileage Reimbursement Food for day camp Asphalt for road repairs Supplies for science classes Hospitalization insurance for August Dental insurance for August 1985 Membership Dues Research Old Dublin Spring Phone service to all depts, pay phones in parks, alarms at pump stations, etc. Legal services --....