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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/19/1985 , RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp,. Cols,. 0, Form No. 1097 ~ Held m n August 19, 19B5 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 Monday, August 19, 1985. ~ Mr. Thornton led the Pledge of Allegiance. I .... 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 August 5, 1985 meeting of Council, with the following amendment to page 2 regarding Ordinance No. 35-85, amending Section 1.(b). Said section to be amended to read: "Setback of Buildings Along Freeways or Expressways. The setback for all buildings and accessory buildings and parking along freeway and express- way right-of-ways shall be 50 feet." Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous in favor of approving the minutes with the amendment. Mrs. Headlee moved to pay the bills with the exception of the $37,117.88 payment to Savko & Sons, Inc. She said that the job is still not finished and payment should be withheld. Mr. Thornton seconded the motion. The vote was 7-0 in favor. [ Public Hearing Ordinance No. 33-85 - Rezone 133.41 Acres West of Sawmill Road, South of Tuller Road. Mr. 1) 2) --- 3) .... 4) 5) 6) 7) Mr. Harrison Smith, Jr. and Mr. Larry Helman registered as proponents. Mr. Roger Vogel and Mr. Melvin Shaver registered as opponents. Mr. Harrison Smith, Jr., speaking on behalf of the applicant, made the following comments: 1) Site is located in northwest quadrant of S.R. 161 and Sawmill Road. 2) It is across Sawmill Road from the Federated site. 3) Resulting in the evolution of a total street system. 4) No buildings planned as yet. 5) Commitment to total review process before Planning and Zoning Commission (each phase). 6) Regarding David Road residents: a) Buffer - have agreed to whatever is reasonable. b) No connection of David Road to site. c) Traffice - the emergence of signalization will create a basic ability to get in and out of David Road. Larry Helman presented the following information: The existing commercial zoning primarily falls around the Federated zoning; the existing zoning in Dublin which is 650' back covers the entire frontage of Sawmill Road. The Dublin quadrant is the only one that has not really been finalize~. The Federated site (which will be under construction shortly) will have a major five lane road (called the outer loop), a major five lane connector to Snouffer Road, etc. A similar system will be developed in the Dublin quadrant. "Off site dollars" will be spent on Sawmill Road itself. Had to work with four separate ownerships. Kentucky Fried Chicken and Swad car dealership blocked access to Sawmill Road, the ability to integrate being made difficult. By shifting of pieces they were able to provide access to signals. --,.,., RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp,. Cols., 0, Form No. 1097 ~ Held . m nAugUs.tl9,ml9_8S 19_ Page Two i"'"""" .... 8) Created a major four lane roadway facility which parallels Sawmill Road. 9) The major retail activity would occur in the center area. 10) There would be service type uses adjacent to the freeway (motels, restaurants, etc.). 11) Tuller Road will remain right in and out. Mr. Harrison Smith said that the Snouffer Road connection, the Tuller Road connection, and Sawmill Road (if the zonings are approved) to the "tune of about $700,000.00 will be completed by private contribution before any building is begun. The entire street system will be in before any building will be in. Responding to a question from Mr. Amorose regarding the spending of off off site dollars Mr. Helman said that it would be exclusively a traffic control median - a concrete divide from intersection to intersection. Rev. Roger A. Vogel, a resident of David Road, spoke of concerns regarding the development (letter attached) and discussed their three basic concerns, trying to protect their property values. 1) Buffer zone. In talking with the Electric Company it was determined that the easement for the powerline starts at the back of the properties. The line has been put to the west edge of the easements. Rev. Vogel said that a buffer zone, they felt, must start east of the powerline. He also said that they feel included in that buffer zone, that they need a fence on the development side. 2) Traffic. They are not convinced that the proposed signalization will solve traffic problems. 3) Water - drainage. They want to make sure that the water problem is taken care of. The width of the powerline easement is 50'. Mr. Smith said that "when they're ready, we're ready" to discuss the buffer area. They also agree to the fence. Mr. Mel Shaver, a resident of David Road, said that they were not ready to meet with the applicant. He said that they would want to meet with Mr. Drew Todd, the Urban Forester, again before meeting with Mr. Smith. He also said that they wanted it understood that maintenance of the buffer zone would be the responsibility of the developer. Mr. Amorose suggested that they might want to include responsibility for replacement of any trees that might die. Mr. Smith suggested it be done via a unilateral declaration covenant for the benefit of each of the David Road residents. He again reiterated that they will require one common uniform buffer area requiring unanimous approval of the residents. It will also be so stated in the text. Mr. Shaver also asked about the portion of the acreage labeled "independent use". Mr. Smith said that they would be willing, with the residents of David Road, to prepare a list of uses that would not be acceptable on the site. Mr. Thornton said that when the Final development Plan comes in, his affirmative vote will depend on the following: 1) A minimum of 100' buffer adequately landscaped and maintained by the development. 2) To include a strong security fence to minimize trespassing on the home sites. 3) The developer continue to listen and evaluate the input of the residents. ..... ,,..... .- .... '-'- RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp" Cols,. O. Form No. 1097.... Held mAugust19,n1985n 19 Page Three Mr. Close asked that Mr. Smith provide for him a copy of an example of a unilateral declaration covenant. Mr. Smith said he would do so. i"'"""'" .... Ordinance No. 31-85 - Rezone .549 Acre Tract - West Side of Sawmill Road. Ordinance No. 32-85 - Rezone 1.0 Acres - South Side of Dublin-Granville Road. Third Readings. Mr. Thornton said that the more he hears of the rezoning the more skeptical he becomes. He noted that there are three parties involved - the developer, the church and the Village. The Village wants to complete an adequate service road (a bypass road). In the approach to the situation, it seems as though there is not a good solution for any of the parties involved. Mr. Thornton said that he could not envision a shopping center sitting on this "horseshoe type collection of lots". He also said that the best he can visualize for the Village and the other area developers is an alley behind the center to Martin Road. He also said that he felt that there was not enough room to properly construct a service road through there. Mr. Thornton said that he felt that an obvious solution would be for the church to sell the corner of their property (the parsonage) to the developer. The developer would have enough room to put in his center properly as a money making operation. The church parsonage, although not in existence, would not be encroached upon. There would be room for an acceptable road connecting S.R. 161 and Martin Road. Mr. Thornton suggested tabling Ordinance Nos. 31-85 and 32-85 allowing parties one and two to sit down (developer and church) and try to reach an agreement. The Village should offer any assistance possible to facilitate this action. Therefore, Mr. Thornton moved that Ordinances No. 31-85 and 32-85 be tabled until the interested parties can meet and discuss it further. Mr. Amorose seconded the motion. Mr. Close noted that this is commercial property; the request is for a rezoning; in any event, the plan must be submitted and approved before anything can be built. Mr. Thornton said that tabling the ordinances might give impetus to the parties involved to sit down and negotiate. Mr. Harrison Smith said that they had met with the church, it did not work out; the demands were exhorbitant. He noted that the center piece, which is already zoned CC, is the part that encumbers the church site (the parsonage). That situation is not an issue in the rezoning. Mr. Helman pointed out that the property was zoned commercial in Perry Township prior to the construction of the parsonage. Mr. Smith said that in order for the plan to be submitted the rezoning must be approved. Mr. Thornton suggested starting negotiations again with the church. Mayor Lewis reminded those present that there are two issues involved _ the rezoning and the CDD review. He noted that the Village is encouraging the development of larger parcels in the area. He said that he felt that the zoning should go forward and noted that the plan is the critical issue, not the rezoning. Mr. Bowman noted that the commercial zoning would increase the opportunity that the road will happen. Mr. Close noted, essentially, that with the exception of these two parcels and Dr. Griffith's property everything along S.R. 161 from Sawmill Road to Wendy's will be commercial. Mrs. Headlee said that one of the reasons Planning and Zoning turned down ..... ,,,.... .-- ..... __',.r RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS At inutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp,. Cols" 0, Form No. 1097 ~ Held AugusL19~ 1985 19_ Page Four ~ -- the request was that the service road was not wide enough to adequately serve the area behind the shopping center. Mr. Bowman said that staff and the developer have worked together and the plan has changed. The vote on Mr. Thornton's motion to table the request was as follows: Mr. Close, no; Mr. Sutphen, no; Mr. Amorose, no; Mr. Thornton, yes; Mayor Lewis, no; Ms. Maurer, no; Mrs. Headlee, no. The vote on the rezoning was unanimous in favor. Ordinance No. 49-85 - Amended - To Include More Acreage on Dublin-Granville Road. First Reading. Mrs. Headlee introduced the Ordinance. Mr. Close moved to forward the Ordinance to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Amorose seconded the motion. The vote was 7-0 in favor. r- Ordinance No. 51-85 - Accept Bid for Avery Park IlIlprovem.ents. First Reading. Em.ergency. Mr. Amorose introduced the Ordinance. Mr. Close moved that the award be given to George J. Igel & Company in the amount of $208,239.30, wave the three time reading rule and treat as an emergency. Mrs. Headlee seconded the motion. The vote was 7-0 in favor. The vote on the Ordinance was unanimous in favor. I' i! L Ordinance No. 52-85 - Accept Bid for Garbage and Rubbish Collection. First Reading. Emergency. Mr. Amorose introduced the Ordinance. The recommendation of the Village Manager was to accept the bid of Central Ohio Disposal in the amount of $9,173.52 per month, plus $3.699 for each residence added during the contract period. Mr. Thornton moved to accept the recommendation of the Village Manager, wave the three time reading rule, and treat as an emergency. Mr. Close seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion. The vote was 7-0 in favor of the Ordinance. Mr. Thornton commented that he hoped that their service would be as good as the service provided by Flower Garbage. Ordinance No. 54-85 - Rezone 1.84 Acres South Side of Post Road just East of Coffman Road. First Reading. Mr. Amorose introduced the Ordinance. Mr. Amorose moved to refer the Ordinance to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion. The vote was 7-0 in favor. .... Ordinance No. 55-85 - Rezone 2.041 Acres on Northeast Corner of Post and Avery Roads. First Reading. Mrs. Headlee introduced the Ordinance. Mrs. Headlee moved to refer the Ordinance to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Close seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous in favor (7-0). ..... Resolution No. 15-85 - Accept Quit Claim. Deed for 8.8 Acres of Park Land. First Reading. Mrs. Headlee introduced the Resolution. Mrs. Headlee moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat as an emergency. Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion. -- RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting .~ Meeting National Graphics Corp" Cols., 0, Form No. 1097 ~ Held H -August u19~u1985u 19 Page Five ~ Mayor Lewis confirmed that the Parks and Recreation Committee had reviewed the plat. Mr. Close had a question regarding the restriction on land use, limiting it to public parks, recreation, open space, roadway, walkway. He suggested a for instance - a joint project with the Board of Education or perhaps if there would be some other public use. Technically, the Village would be in violation of the terms of the restrictive convenant. Mrs. Headlee pointed out that if it were used for anything else it would be a violation of the Village's ordinance. Mr. Smith, the Law Director, will investigate the matter further. The vote was unanimous in favor to do away with the three time reading rule and treat as an emergency. The vote on the Resolution was 7-0 in favor. Resolution No. 16-85 - Enter into a Sewer and Waterline Cost Reilllburseaent Regarding Brand Road. First Reading. Mrs. Headlee introduced the Resolution. Council Roundtable Discussion 'W I"""" Mrs. Headlee commended Flower Garbage on their service to the Village of Dublin during the terms of their contract. Mr. Smith told Mrs. Headlee, responding to her question, that if the service of Central Ohio Disposal is unacceptable the Village can give them 30 days notice and can terminate the contract if they continue not to perform in an acceptable manner (under the terms as outlined in the contract). Mr. Sutphen concurred with Mrs. Headlee and commended the services rendered by Flower Garbage. Ms. Maurer said that she would be making available to members of Council a copy of a form that is used by the City of Worthington when outside organizations request funds from the City coffers. Mr. Close mentioned that he was aware of the services provided by Central Ohio Disposal and indicated that he thought the Village would be satisfied with their service. Regarding the implementation of 911 number on a countywide basis. Mr. Close noted that it could cause some problems in this area be- cause the Village has some "pockets" under the old numbering system. He said that he felt that the Village should, in the very near future, examine the situation so that Dublin would be ready to respond to the 911 number. The Village is currently advertising for an Income Tax Administrator. 5. Mr. Bowman said that he would be proposing a Resolution which would gear all planning efforts into a median along S.R. 161. 2. 1. '....... 3. 4. Mayor Lewis adjourned the meeting at 8:42 P.M. ,.... ... J~~~ Clerk of Cou cil ~;... l"l... I I '-' .",........ ...... ,... . . BILL LISTING AUGUST 19, 1985 Tony's Villa Restaurant Ron Bachman Sue Bloor C.O.M.M.O.C. Amy Cribb Doug Driscoll Jim Eisnnicher Franklin Co. Recorder Andy Lewis Kim Moriarty Gene Myers David Nosker Chrissy Price P.E.R.S. Payroll Errole Rembert Herb Sebastian Rick Strater Bruce Warner Darryl Hughes Bryan Tucker Robert Darragh William C. Covey Days of Creation Jerry Brown Seven-up Bottling Co. Efficient Air 32.17 100.00 162.50 280.00 105.00 125.00 50.00 51.00 77 .00 164.50 262.50 150.00 10.50 5,772.07 44,554.70 424.25 175.00 107.00 74.52 33.21 57.38 53.75 70.88 1,875.00 322.50 58.50 1,067.00 Jackie Bell Central Ohio Inspection C&SOE 35.00 4,143.75 6,212.97 Cobelco City of Columbus 24.55 280.89 City of Columbus Jack Conie & Sons Ms. Cheri Davis The Columbus Dispatch Dublin Villager 33,637.48 76.00 10.00 172 . 48 73.60 Flower Garbage 8,731.00 203.33 281.00 151. 38 Franklin Co. Engineering Pete Fregonas Jess Howard Electric Human Touch Janet Jordan R.E.Hutchinson Stephanie Michelle July N.I.M.L.O. The Ohio Company 55.00 7.50 3,388.34 2.97 195.00 72,488.50 Pizza for Playground party Softball Umpire Softball Umpire Reservations for Annual Outing Softball Concessions Softball Umpire Softball Umpire Filing Fee Softball Concessions Softball Concessions Softball Umpire Softball Umpire Softball Concessions Employer's portion/July Salaries & withholdings for 8/15 Softball Supervisor Softball Umpire Softball Umpire Mileage Reimbursement Mileage Reimbursement Mileage Reimbursement Mileage Reimbursement Mileage Reimbursement Fees for 25 Day Campers Wash & wax cruisers Pre-mix for concession stand Repair air conditioning unit for upstairs of Municipal Bldg. Refund tennis class fee Electrical Inspections for June & July Electrical service to Municipal Bldg., street lighting, traffic controls, parks water booster station Belts for mowers Water service for Municipal Bldg., booster station Sewer tap permit fees Mainline Valve Box Refund shelterhouse fee Legal Ad - Avery Park Bids Tax Budget hearing, Public Hearings for PUD & Bldg. setback lines Trash collections for July, dumpsters Municipal Bldg., Scioto Park Repair traffic Controls Refund Bldg. permit & water tap fees Replace time clock for lights at tennis courts Corsages for July 4th Movie admissions for playground leaders Unleaded & regular gasoline Mileage Reimbursement Membership fee for Law Director Interest on Frantz Rd. Blvd. and Avery Road Waterline Notes - Bill Listing - page 2 /",...., RMRS System Nickolas Savko & Sons State Chemical Mfg. Co. Sun Life Able Uniform & Badge Glen Aisel American Aggregates W. Born & Associates Brand Road Investment Co. Buckeye Electronics Geo. Byers Sons Central Mobile Sons Central Ohio Police Supply Chesterfield Chemical Corp. Columbus Bituminous Concrete Days of Creation Diehl Office Equipment 'II. Dublin Hardware & Paint Dublin Tractor Dyna-Serv Efficient Air Elder & Elder Truck Tire Gordon Flesch Franklin County Sheriff Franklin Tractor Sales Gingway Products Hanley Business Forms Del Harlan .- Charles E. Headlee Warren Hensel Hilliard Auto, Farm & Fleet Hilliard Lawn & Garden J&J Custom Seat covers J D Equipment Janet L. Jordan ~..... Key Blue Prints Klostermans David J. Koob Kroger Kwik-Kopy Bobby Layman Chevrolet Bobby Layman Chevrolet Midstate Builders MIdwest Snacks Northwood Stone & Asphalt Ohio Bureau of Employment O.C.A. Business Equipment Ohio Legal Center Institute Photographic Perspectives Price Brothers i~""" 2,000.00 37 , 117.88 352.30 109.06 24.00 585.46 162.07 12.50 750.00 60.40 28.59 8.95 62.40 256.60 537.51 125.00 224.96 27.97 927.78 48.86 845.00 386.94 175.35 280.00 40.14 12.00 593.69 150.00 10.00 10.00 319.89 225.16 90.00 1,214.86 22.23 81. 55 19.60 28.50 49.57 44.00 386.66 10,692.34 78,993.00 54.93 1,469.70 446.00 55.00 75.00 73.88 104.94 Postage for meter Retainage for Avery Road Waterline Janitorial supplies Life Insurance Shipping costs to have badges replated Golf lessons, 20% of golf balls Traffic Bond Aggregate Slim Jim Lock Jock to open car doors Refund Application Fee Repair radar unit Truck Cable Rental of pager for Maint. Supt. Name tags & shoes for officers Broadleaf weed killer Asphalt for road repair Arts Day camp fees for 25 students Typewriter ribbons, binders, misc. office supplies Nozzle, hoses, & keys Roto-tiller, Honda mower for parks, line for weedeaters Computer paper Repair compressor on air conditioning unit Tires for cruiser, tires for mower Paper for copier Prisoner boarding fees for July Part for mower Weld hydraulic cylinder on backhoe Payroll & Accounts payable checks Refund security deposit & diamond rental fee for USSSA softball tournament Wall brochure file Refund shelterhouse fee Filters, battery, starter, misc. auto parts Belts & cable for mower Repad 2' cruiser seats Repair two tractor mowers, hydraulic oil Orange drink for playgrounds, video rentals, adapter for calculator Village Maps, Maps for planner Hot Dog Buns for concession stand Tools for Maint. Dept. Food for concession stand 15 sets of specifications Tune-up & repair front end on cruiser New pickup truck for Parks & Rec. Estimate #7, Municipal Bldg. Expansion Supplies for concession stand Hot asphalt mix for road repairs Unemployment compensation for S.Carr Repair typewriter for Parks & Recreation DUI Seminar registration fee Film & processing Parts for fire hydrants It"'" [ '.... .- 'lIlW' ""''''''' ... .. Bill listing - page 3 Riebel Equipment Roto-rooter Bob Snyder State Chemical Mfg. Co. Straders Sutherland Building Products Union Oil Co. Village Trophy Wheaton's Concession Supply L & M Excavators TOTAL 413.40 140.00 220.00 414.60 9.98 29.84 844.96 1,220.00 25.35 38.00 $330,115.02 Repairs on backhoe Clean sewer on Macewen Ct. Youth golf instruction Wasp & bee killer, tergocide Malathion Screen, hinges, wood, nails & padlock for concession stand, tape measure Repair power steering, new brakes, tune-up, rebuild alternator, repair exhaust system on cruisers Softball League trophies Popcorn for concession stand Pulverized topsoil ~.... TO: Dublin Village Council FROM: David Road Residents, DUblin, Ohio Spokesmen, Melvin Shaver, Edgar W. Brill, Jr. and Rev. Roger Vogel r- DATE: August 12, 1985 ,. , I SUBJECT: Rezoning Case Z285-011 - S.R. 161/Sawmill Road/I-270 1...... Letter 11 Twenty-one residents of David Road attended the July 30, 1985 meeting of the Dublin Planning and Zoning Commission, at which time, the subject of this letter was addressed. It is our request that all concerns expressed by us, comments stated by Attorney Harrison Smith, who is representing Residential Services, and responses by Council Members at that meeting, be made a matter of record at this meeting tonight. The issues of great concern were traffic congestion, run-off/drainage and the buffer zone adjoining David Road properties. We are concerned about the existing traffic congestion experienced when exiting from David Road to Dublin-Granville Road (State Route 161). The development could increase traffic at this point, making an exit next to impossible for David Road residents. A reduction from the present Route 161 50 MPH, from Sawmill to Route 33, to 35 MPH could provide some much-needed relief in this area. We respectfully requested that The Planning and Zoning CommissLon, "keep an open mind" about options for David Road, should proposed road-way plans not solve our traffic problems. ,,-... An existing drainage problem will be compounded by the proposed development. Council-woman Catherin Headlee, liason to the Commission, asked Harrison Smith \....... if he was working with Federated Realty on drainage. She said other Federated projects, including Northland, have created swamps. "I don't want any area in Dublin, includi~g David Road, to be flooded out". We agree whole-heartedly with her statement. Establishment of a buffer zone between the residential and commercial areas is another very grave concern. The buffer zone must complement the residential area and individual residences. It must enhance or maintain the present property values. Harrison Smith, spokesman for the property owned by Residential Services, made the following statement to the Commission and David Road residents: "The residential area needs a complete buffer. The David Road residents must agree to a covenant for a consistent plan and allow the developer to maintain the entire buffer area." We, the residents, want to add to his statement in that the arrangement he is suggesting regarding maintenance of this buffer be forever, and not for any specified time, such as one, five or ten years. Mr. Smith, publiCly, committed the developer of this plan to work with David Road residents and invited us to attend private sessions to work out what ever needs to be done in constructing this buffer to our satisfaction. t"""" r I, ~ I""" ~ r- We want to direct your attention to some remarks made by members of the Planning and Zoning Commission at the July 30, 1985 meeting. Ron Jezerinac said, "Mr. Smith usually puts pressure on the board to make decisions before there has been enough time to look at all sides of the issue at hand. We can't reverse this (rezoning) decision, once it has been made.". John Reiner said "It could be a beautiful thing, or another fight over each project, as we usually have. It. Bill Callahan said, "I regret Dublin does not have more control over S.R. 161 improvements.". Catherin Headlee interjected her concerns again with the drainage problems that "beset" Dublin with each new development. These remarks make it eviqent that there must be some "guarantees" up front, before general apprpval is given to such a major project. The property owners on David Road stand to be the financial losers on the proposed development. We respectfully request we be given the right of imput during the entire development procedure. We will need you, our concerned Dublin Village Council, to assist, protect and enforce all agreements made now and at any future dates. We have asked Mr. Drew Todd, Urban Forester, Ohio Department of Natural Resources, to assist us wi th the buffer zone details. He has planned to view the site August 15, 1985. We, as spokesmen for David Road residents, are meeting with him, with the combined ideas we discussed at our David Road Residents' meeting August 3, 1985. He will suggest the kind of foliage, trees, shrubs, etc. that would best control sound, reduce exposure from commercial lighting and afford pleasant general eye appeal from adjoining properties. We believe there is a need to install a fence on the development side of the buffer to restrict trespassers from entering or exiting the area by way of the residents' properties and to keep debris from blowing into the residential areas. The size and pi tch. of the dirt buffer will be an important factor in obtaining the desired results. He said it will eventually be a joint project, working with residents, Planning and Zoning, Residential Services and you, The Dublin Village Council. We respectfully request that this letter be made a part of the minutes of this Council Meeting. cc: All Dublin Village Council Members Sherman Sheldon, Village Manager Planning and Zoning Commission Smith and Hale, Residential Services Drew Todd, Urban Forester A~l David Road Residents . . Tuller Road Investments Teletronics, Inc. AT & T Consumer Sales and Servo AT & T Information Systems Bank One Columbus Banks Baldwin Publishing Co. Blue Cross of Central Ohio ~lue Cross of Central Ohio ricker & Eckler '~,;i~' Beth Brooks Je........v Brown Burgess and Niple, Ltd. Central Ohio Disposal Columbia Gas City of Cols. Sewerage and drainage Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Sharon Darfey Davis Guns Diehl Office Equipment The Columbus Dispatch Dublin Land Development Fletcher Poster Co. Franklin Co. Dept. of Land and Bldgs. Franklin Co. Engineer Geotechnical Consultants W. W. Grainger Grove City Ins. ~ :ea 1 th One ,orne, King, Rauh A.I.A. \......~lo s te rmans Kroger Co. H. F. McClory Midwest Snacks Inc. Mi 11 Creek Ins. Miller Welding Shop Muirfield Ltd. Multicon Builders North High Assoc. Northwood Stone and Asphalt, Inc. O.C.A. Business Equipment Ohio Assoc. of Chiefs of Police Ohio Bell Telephone Olen Corporation Planned Communities ..,.... BILL LISTING AUGUST 28, 1985 91567.65 5940.00 9.28 388.93 183.11 43.50 821.54 6192.06 1811. 70 250.38 322.50 5000.00 471.00 17.16 33637.48 2996.22 25.00 499.01 353.64 75.31 7392.00 174.00 20.00 47.50 1884.75 152.26 486.00 197.25 1399.60 19.60 113.68 340.00 10.50 11750.00 50.00 13018.00 6720.19 7800.12 19730.88 143.95 35.00 900.56 68.60 2815.00 041;:i..._...')l<O"_""~"''''''''~'''' Payback agreement on Tuller Rd. Sewer- line. Deposit requirement upon delivery of phone system for new addition. Rental of phone equipment. Charges for July/August. Lease payment on S-10 Pick-up truck. Update ORC. Dental Insurance premium. Hospitalization Insurance premium. Frantz Rd. Notes(legal services),Avery Rd. Waterline services(legal), and for preparation of transcripts. Misc. purchases for Parks and Recreation. Washing and waxing cruisers. Professional services-Avery Rd. Park. Lift charges, monthly rental. Gas service at 129 S. High St. SCC Quarterly charge. ChargesfDr~July/August. Refund for Insect class fee. 4 Remington Shotguns. Misc. Supplies (all depts.). Legal ad-Tax Administrator. Water tap paybacks- April,May,June. Truck decals (6), "Dublin Parks". Parking passes for Sept. One Way signs. Site inspections for Bradenton Ave., Muirfield #21, The Moors, Muirfield #25, Shannon Park, and Dublin Village. Spray gun, nozzle, p~essure spray pump. Add'l. premium to amend limits of liability and add a 1985 Chevy (cruiser). Hospitalization Ins. for Sept. Municipal Bldg7 expansion fees. Hot dog buns-parks and rec. Concession stand supplies. Pump station maintenance. Snacks for corcesaons. Property and other insurance Welding-deck plate on bridge-Leggett Rd. Water tap paybacks. Sewer taps-Llewellyn Farms. Sewer taps- Indian Run Meadows. Crack Sealing. Olivetti Ribbons, daisy wheel. Membership dues for 1986. Charges for July/Aug. Mason Sand. Water taps-Llewellyn Farms for April May and June. , -CONTINUED- -~"""~'''''''"''~'''''''''''-~''',,'''''.,.U _.~. . . BILL LISTING AUGUST 28 _ 19R'i PAGE #2 Perry Township Brd. of Trustees Public Employees Retirement System. R.P.M. Maintenance Rose Chemical Products Nickolas Savko and Sons State Chemical Mfg. Co. Thompson Publishing Group White Acres Implement, Inc. Clyde E. Williams and Assoc. ,~erox Corp. ura & Sons Inc. 'ayroll '~ Shari Olson Ron Bachman Sue Bloor Amy Cribb Doug Dri sco 11 Jim Eisnnicher Andy Lewis Kim Moriarty Gene Myers David Nosker Errole Rembert Herb Sebastian Rick Strater James E. Lewis Kwik Kopy W. Born and Assoc. Advanced Industrial Products O.C.A. Business Equipment bSp Co. The Ink We 11 .~~oush Hardware I; i \ ~ush Sporting Goods ....., Service Supply Norman's Auto Glass Key Blue Prints Creative Paints Bobby Layman Chevrolet Ohio E.P.A. Smith & Hill, Attorneys at Law TOTAL ... 2500.00 5601.33 433.33 92.20 37117.88 61.48 147.00 51.45 922.59 129.50 11.75 41223.29 852.00 112 , 50 125.00 152.25 125.00 25.00 50.25 150.50 212.50 75.00 378.60 175.00 354.80 300.00 236.44 279.90 55.05 131.00 44.80 1132.94 141.14 153.95 348.50 53.48 51. 60 180.17 108.65 50.00 4126.25 $324,348.98 Police communications. Employer's Portion. Janitorial Services-August. Tissue. Retainage/Avery Rd. Waterline, Glass Cleaner. Fair labor standard handbook. Parking jack for mower. Traffic planning study-NW Quadrant. Order agreement. Tool Repair. Gross payroll for Aug. 30, 1985. Tennis Instruction. Softball Umpire. Softball Umpire. Softball Concessions. Softball Umpire. Softball Umpire. Softball Concessions. Softball Concessions. Softball Umpire. Softball Umpire. Softball Supervisor, Softball Umpire. Softball Umpire and Supervisor. Mayor's Salary, 2 meetings. Electrical Disapproval tags, electric. final approvals, log pads. Fingerprint kit supplies. Hose. Maintenance agreement for 12 months. Perma stamps-Finance Director, Mayor, Finance Clerk. Fall/Winter 1985 brochures. Misc. charges, Maintenance dept., Parks and Recreations. Parks and Recreation supplies, softball base plates, T-shirts etc. "U" Channel caps, crosspieces. Repair right side door glass truck #12. Orange flouresent paint. Misc. paint supplies. Power steering unit for cruiser #10, labor and shop supplies. Permit fee to install septic system at Avery Rd. Park, Phase IV. Legal Services for August. _~"I~-"''''''''-'''''~.''''''"''''- ,......"'''..,''''''''-'~.-"._''~......,...-_ 1..