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The regularly scheduled meeting of the Dublin Village Council was called
to order by Mayor Michael L. Close at 7:30 P.M. on Monday, June 2, 1986.
Mr. Thornton led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Members of Council present were: Mr. Amorose, Mayor Close, Mr. Jankowski,
Ms. Maurer, Mr. Rozanski, Mr. Sutphen, and Mr. Thornton.
Mr. Sheldon, Village Manager, and Mr. Smith, Law Director, were 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 May 21, 1986 meeting of
Council.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion.
Mr. Sutphen moved to approve payment of the bills.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote was 7-0 in favor.
Correspondence
There were no objections to a request from Mr. John Hubley for a D5
liquor permit for an address at 3950 Tuller Road.
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Public Hearings
Mayor Close explained the Council Rules of Order pertaining to Public
Hearings to those present.
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Ordinance No. 14(A)-86 - Rezone 3.8 Acres Between Martin Road and Dublin-
Granville Road.
Mr. Deno Duros and Mr. Walter S. Withers registered as proponents. There
were no registered opponents.
Mr. Bowman introduced the case and made the following comments:
1. When the rezoning case was first read by Council it was for a 12.45
acre site.
2. Since the case was presented before the Planning Commission the
Ordinance was split into two sections - a 3.8 acre development; two
lots fronting on S.R. 161 is part A; the balance is approximately
eight acres, those lots fronting on Martin Road.
3. To be discussed at this meeting is Part A; the 3.8 acre development.
4. The site is immediately east of an existing office building under
construction. The request is for Planned Unit Development.
5. The Planning Commission did recommend approval based on the design
considerations of the actual development plan that has been sub-
mitted.
6. The application is complete except in two respects - the two
conditions of the Planning and Zoning Commission were the follow-
ing:
A. That the stone wall in front of the development would be 36"
high
B. The east side of the building would be done in cedar; land-
scaping along the east property line. Also that there would
be 56' of right of way dedicated along S.R. 161.
C. That any mention of "miscellaneous retail" in the text would
be stricken from the text.
Mr. Duros, on of the partners in Phele Investment Properties spoke to
Council. They are also the developers of the Stoneridge Office Develop-
ment which will hopefully be occupied by late July of this year.
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The stone wall would be carried into the bank area and the new building
to the east. It would be a low profile building (like Stoneridge)
carrying the same theme of stone and cedar. Agreed at the Planning and
Zoning Commission meeting to close off two curb cuts and also to
extend the white pine to the ends of the building which they agreed to
do. They also agreed to increase the stone wall to 36".
Mr. Withers said that the buildings would be single story with gable
roofs, "hip" roofs, stone arches.
The Meer Dental building will have frontage on the service drive.
Thev will develop the road to city standards so that it can be a
dedicated road with curb and gutter.
The buildings will have cedar side with evergreen screening in front.
The parking will be put in the powerline easement.
Meer Dental will lease the rear building with an option after each
anniversary date to pick it up.
Ms. Maurer commented on the fact that the size of the trees as they
appeared on the plan appeared to be at least 15 years old.
Mr. Duros said that they would be putting in 14' to 16' white pines.
Mr. Rozanski asked who would control the architectural style of the bank.
Mr. Duros said that they would control the architectural elevation of
the bank building.
Answering a question from Mr. Amorose regarding permitted uses, Mr. Bowman
said that in each case there was a reference to miscellaneous retail
in the permitted uses - those by condition of the Planning and Zoning
Commission were to be struck from the text
Mr. Amorose asked what would be done regarding the term "business
services". He also asked about the term "services to dwellings and
other buildings" - who can operate under that category.
Mr. Bowman agreed that the terms were rather vague.
Mr. Amorose said that they would ask Mr. Smith to look into it.
Mayor Close said that he would recommend that an amendment be added to
the ordinance, specifically mentioning the recommendations made by the
Planning and Zoning Commission.
Mr. Bowman said that his preference would be to change the plan sheet
showing the 36" wall, the right of way dedication, as well as a new text
that takes out those objective uses.
Ordinance No. 15-86 - Rezone 2.98 Acres on South Side of Dublin-Granville
Road. Public Hearing and Second Reading.
Mr. Duros registered as a proponent.
There were no registered opponents.
Mr. Bowman gave the following background information:
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A 2.98 acre site, also located on the south side of Sawmill Road on
S.R. 161, immediately west of an existing veterinarian business.
The request is for a Planned Unit Development for an automobile
dealership.
It also involved a portion of the service drive roadway.
The Planning Commission, after reviewing the plan at two meetings,
voted to disapprove the rezoning - three to three, with one
abstention. The major reason the Commission disapproved the re-
zoning was for the density of the car dealership, the amount of
land versus the building coverage - that it was too intense a use
for the piece of property.
Since that time Mr. Duros has talked to adjoining property owners
about enlarging the site for the same use - coming up with more
parking spaces, possibly realigning the road or moving the dealer-
ship.
5. Mr. Bowman said that he would be requesting that Council refer the
matter back to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
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Mr. Duros said that since the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting
he has gotten together with adjoining property owners, Dr. Griffith
being one. The intent would be to move the dealership back on the
property and use the space in the front for additional parking as well
as for the unloading of cars.
Mr. Duros said that they had also met with Mr. Ron Leslie. who had
indicated previously that he would dedicate 25' of the roadway - that
they would build the road at such time as they would develop, and then
Mr. Duros would be reimbursed. Since that time Mr. Duros has asked
Mr. Leslie to sell a 50' strip so that the rear of the property could
be widened. They would build the road to specfications so that it could
be dedicated to the Village of Dublin.
They will be meeting again, and hopefully have all the details ironed
out before appearing again before the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Mr. Amorose moved to refer the request back to the Planning and Zoning
Commission.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor.
Ordinance No. 39-86 - Industrial Development Revenue Bonds - River's
Edge One. Public Hearing and Second Reading.
Mr. Richard Kane, Jr. and Mr. Graham Browne registered as proponents.
There were no registered opponents.
Mr. Kane made the following comments:
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About a year ago they were before Council with an inducement
ordinance for the project. The ordinance was passed.
The facility was constructed and is now in operation, fully rented.
In November of 1985 Council authorized the issuance of
$1,568,000.00 revenue bond. That bond was purchased by Bank One
of Columbus at a fixed rate of 11~%.
Since that time three things have happened:
A. Interest rates dropped dramatically.
B. The building is up as advertised.
C. The building cost more to complete than was anticipated. Those
additional costs related to the fact that additional space was
taken up by the tenants in the building and those costs went
to completing certain areas which were not anticipated to be
completed.
The partnership would be able to refund at a substantial interest
savings the bond previously issued. The partnership could with
Council's consent recover some of the additional costs that were
incurred in the building. That is the reason the partnership went
back to the Community Improvement Corporation and requested re-
certification of the project for financing in the amount not to
exceed $1,800,000.00.
On April 10th the C.I.C. met and did approve the financing
certifying that this proiect in the amount UP to $1.800.000.00
is consistent with the area planned.
The ordinance before the Council was a variation of an inducement
ordinance.
Would request that Council waive the third reading so that the
ordinance would become effective on July 2, 1986.
The hope would be to effect the refunding in late July, 1986. The
critical element will be what the United States Congress do with
the Federal Tax Law.
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Mr. Kane said that the bonds will be underwritten by The Ohio Company
as variable rate demand bonds. Bank One will provide a letter of
credit to support the public offer.
Mr. Browne explained that the library space had to be moved because of
the addition of 10 employees to the company.
Mr. Sutphen said, for the record, that when the application was presented
before the C.I.C. there were no problems.
Mr. Sutphen moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat
as an emergency.
Ms. Maurer seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor.
The vote on the ordinance was 7-0 in favor.
Ordinance No. 35-86 - Proposed Cemetery Fee Structures for Grave Sites,
etc. Third Reading.
The vote on the ordinance was unanimous for approval.
Ordinance No. 36-86 - Amending Codified Ordinance 1109.02 Regardin2 Park
Fees. Third Reading.
The vote on the ordinance was 7-0 in favor.
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Ordinance No. 32-86 - Regarding Specifications for Variance for Brick
Sidewalks. Second Reading.
There was discussion regarding the size of the bricks to be used _
4' x 8'.
Mr. Ron Stone was not present.
Ordinance No. 41-86 - Replacing Lost 1985 Avery-Brand Road Waterline
Notes. First Reading.
Mr. Amorose introduced the ordinance.
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Ms. Prushing explained that these were notes that were dated August 1,
1984 and were payable August 1, 1985. There were purchased by the Ohio
Company who kept them in safekeeping and they subsequently lost the
notes. She also said that they must present the original notes that
were purchased in order to receive their principal or interest. The
ordinance would be passed so that if these notes were to be found and
someone presents them for payment the Village would not be held liable.
They lost two notes that were for $5,000.00 each. Any legal fees would
have to be paid by The Ohio Company as well.
Mr. Amorose moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat
as an emergency.
Mr. Jankowski seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of doing away with the three time reading
rule and treating as an emergency.
The vote on the ordinance was 7-0 in favor.
Ordinance No. 42-86 - Amending the 1986 Annual Appropriations. First
Reading.
Mr. Amorose introduced the ordinance.
Ms. Maurer moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat
as an emergency.
Mr. Jankowski seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of doing away with the three time reading
rule and treating as an emergency.'
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Mr. Rozanski had a question regarding the change order on the Waterford
Village Storm Sewer project.
Mr. Warner said that the residents had requested the change order; that
they had requested sodding instead of seeding.
The vote on the ordinance was unanimous in favor.
Ordinance No. 43-86 - Adopting the Proposed 1987 Tax Budget. First
Reading.
Mr. Sutphen introduced the ordinance.
Mayor Close announced that the ordinance would be held over for a
second reading and public hearing at the June 16, 1986 Council meeting.
Ordinance No. 44-86 - Accept Lowest Best Bid for Two (2) Police Cruisers.
First Reading.
Mr. Sutphen 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 to accept the bid of Dan Tobin Chevy-Olds for
two police cruisers in the amount of $26,604.82.
Mr. Thornton seconded the motion.
The vote on the motion was unanimous in favor.
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The vote on the ordinance was 7-0 in favor.
Resolution No. 11-86 - Resolution of Appreciation - Bobby Rahal.
First Reading.
The Clerk read the Resolution in its entirety.
Mr. Sutphen introduced the Resolution.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the Resolution.
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Final Plat Approval - Earlington Village - Section II
Discussion ensued regarding bike paths.
Mr. Bowman pointed out that there will be a multi family site within the
Earlington subdivision; there will be a bike path around the entire
multi family site, so in a sense there is a bike path that will parallel
Earlington Parkway from Coffman to Brand. The bike path will connect
with Hemingway Subdivision, into Earlington around the multi family site.
In addition there will be a bike path that will be southwest from
Earlington and "hook up" with the proposed Muirfield Boulevard into the
proposed school site in Indian Run Meadow.
It was determined that a bike path system does need to be developed in
the very near future.
Mr. Bowman noted that the motion of the Planning Commission was that the
plat be approved as submitted. He said that there will be other sections
of Earlington Village that will come in that the Village can examine
the issue further.
Mr. Bowman also noted that there will be a sidewalk along one side of
Earlington Boulevard and a bikeway on the other - it will be "picked up
at the church" but the Village could have them extend it all the way to
Coffman Road.
Mr. Amorose recalled that Mr. Geese recommended that the bike path would
go from south of Brand Road and eventually tie into Coffman Road.
Mr. Bowman said that the bike path circles the whole apartment develop-
ment; all the way along Earlington Boulevard and then will follow the
stream up into the northeast portion and come all the way out to Brand
Road and Earlington Boulevard, and then extend on up into Brandon from
that point. He said that the preferred route would not be to Coffman
in his estimation, but would be using the park link from Earlington
Village down south through the Parade of Homes site into Hemingway and
then using the local streets within Hemingway Village.
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Mr. Jankowski moved to approve the plat.
Mr. Thornton seconded the motion.
Mavor Close commented that Mr. Geese. at the Planning and Zoning
Commission meeting added the condition that there be a parallel bikeway
through the Earlington development on the main thoroughfare. Mr.
Bowman said that it could be - there could be two lanes on Earlington
Boulevard plus a separate bikeway.
Ms. Jordan commented that there are a multitude of opinions on the
state of the art on the whole concept of bikeways.
She commented that a bikeway system is a transportation system. It
can be a recreational system in some sense; however, it is viewed as a
transportation system. Therefore it goes along the main corridors and
connects neighborhoods with shopping, schools with parks, businesses.
She also said that in many cases it is preferable to have a designated
bike lane in a neighborhood.
Mr. Bowman said that all of the conditions of the preliminary plan had
been met and that if Council should desire something different it would
have to go back to the Planning Commission for reconsideration.
Mr. Rozanski said that he felt that it was a shame that the Village of
Dublin actually had such a poor bike system.
Ms. Maurer recalled a prior bikeway system plan which was developed.
She said that at that time there was an impasse on Council on the
issue - whether it should be a transportation svstem or a recreational
system.
Ms. Jordan said that there is Federal money available to pay 100% of
the construction. The local government's responsibility is to have a
workable plan.
With regard to the question of safety, Ms. Jordan said that a public
awareness compaign would be absolutely necessary.
Mr. Jankowski moved to table approval of the Final Plat - Earlington
Village, Section II until the June 16, 1986 Council meeting.
Mr. Amorose seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion.
Ms. Maurer suggested that Ms. Jordan make a presentation at the next
Council meeting.
Council Roundtable Discussion
Mr. Rozanski
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1. Mr. Rozanski said that he, along with many others, was surprised
at Mayor Close's announcement regarding an increase in the city
income tax which was made at the last Council meeting.
He said that an increase in said tax was not an outgrowth of the
goal setting process, however it was mentioned and talked about.
He recommended that Council seek the advice and input from the
Finance Director and the Village Manager regarding the financing
of long term capital improvements.
Mr. Rozanski suggested that a new flag pole be purchased for the
cemetery.
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It was suggested that Mr. Sheldon pursue the matter further as to
possible cost.
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Ms. Maurer
1. Ms. Maurer commended Danny Johnson regarding the preparation of
the "Improper Condition Report" form. She did suggest that
perhaps it would be a good idea to have a followup report to the
person who reported an "improper condition" noting that the matter
had been taken care of.
2. Regarding the income tax issue. She said that she felt that a
specific plan needs to be developed before going to the electorate.
She suggested, for example, "pinning down the cost of the West
Branch Sewer.
Ms. Maurer also suggested looking at other possible sources of
funding, and that the timing of putting a request on the ballot
be examined very closely.
3. She asked that members of Council let her know if they would be
able to attend another goal setting session on Saturday, June 21,
1986.
Mr. Thornton
1. Mr. Thornton said that he would find it difficult to vote for any
tax if he did not know for what it was being spent.
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Mr. Thornton said that the markers on S.R. 745 were a good idea,
and that there would be a request from the Public Utilities
Commission to put same on Post Road.
3. As a result of a recent Safety Committee meeting there was a
suggestion that it would be helpful for members of the Dublin
Village Council and the various township trustees get to know
each other better, perhaps at a social gathering.
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Mr. Sutphen
1. Mr. Sutphen mentioned the "mud strip" on Avery Road/Muirfield Drive
(a strip with trees but no seeding or sod).
Mr. Warner said that a mound is being put in at the present time
and when that is completed to the Village's satisfaction then
it will be seeded.
2. Mr. Sutphen mentioned the dangerous nature of the entrance and exit
to the shopping center off of Frantz Road.
Mr. Warner said that he would prepare a cost estimate regarding
improvement of that site.
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Mayor Close
Mayor Close said that he appreciated the comments of Mr. Rozanski and
Ms. Maurer regarding the income tax issue.
He said that his purpose in introducing the issue was that something
needs to be done, making a decision.
Mayor Close said that he has asked the Law Director to prepare and
have to the Chairman of the Finance Committee by Friday a specific
ordinance for discussion and evaluation.
He said that a discussion process must be begun. It does not necessarily,
however, have to wait until the goal setting process has been completed.
He also indicated that he also felt that there needs to be a broad
planning process regarding the issue.
Mayor Close also said that Council needs to reach some unanimity on the
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Mayor Close said that he had had some discussions with Mike Long of
the Columbus department that is responsible for the West Branch Sewer.
They do now have a time line for completing the project. They are
anticipating completion sometime in late 1988 or early 1989, and they
expect to have public hearings sometime in late July on proposed
alternate routes with a decision being made approximately one month
after those hearings as to a specfic route.
Mr. Thornton moved to take Ordinance No. 32-86 off the table.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor.
Mr. Ron Stone was present at the meeting.
He said that limestone would be used as a base: aluminum siding to hold
the brick in.
The actual size of the brick was again discussed.
Mr. Stone said that he thought that the size was 2~" x 6" or 7" long,
Mr. Rozanski recommended that the actual measurements be determined
and that that information be presented to Council before a vote by
Council.
The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Close at 9:29 P.M.
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Bank One
B & A Paiilt
Buckeye Valley Contractors
Keith Burke
Boehm Starrp & Printing
B.O.C.A.
Certified Labs
Bruning
Capitol Engrossing
Central Catmunications
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Central Chio Police Supply
Century Equiprent Inc.
Robert Darragh
Deer Creek State Park Lodge
Diehl Office Equiprent
Drake's Greenhouse
Dublin Express Printing
Dublin Tractor Carpany
Earl' s Truck Sales & Service
Electrical Service Professionals
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Russ Ferguson
Flower Garbage Inc.
George J. Igel & Co.
Char les E. Headlee
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Vickie Hinshaw
Pat Kovalcik
The Kroger Co.
Kwik Kopy
C. O. Lowe
Candace Mazur
Midwest Snacks
M.O.R.P.C.
Northwood Stone & Asphalt
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Quik-Set Lettering Inc.
Dave Randle Electric
Bridgid Rembert
Riebel Equipment Co.
Mary K. Rosner
Rose Chemical Co.
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BILL LIsrING
JUNE 2, 1986
525.00 Engine for Bcbcat ~
471.00 American Flags & brackets for Meroorial Day
and other holidays (use on street poles)
183.11 Lease payment en S-lO pickup
78.00 Vinyl sheeting for banners for July 4th
13,848.58 Waterford Village Stann Sewer
660.00 * Volleyball Supervisor Fees
18.40 Deposit Starrp for Incane Tax Account
21.00 "Not app~ed" stickers for inspectors
508.30 Weed killer for parks
60.66 Paper for print machine (engineering)
185.00 Certificates of Appreciation (Gift Ccmnissio
678.27 Preventative Maintenance & repairs for all
radios in cruisers
332.80 Unifonn replacement items & uniforms for new
police officer
6,895.00 Taro tractor JOC1.\ler for Parks & Rec. (Ord #
28-86)
Expenses fran zoning workshop
Expenses fran Council Goalsetting retreat
Paper, legal pads, envelopes, misc. supplies
Flowers for parks & Municipal Building
Stationery, thank-you notes & envelopes for
Parks & Recreation
Misc. supplies for tractor
Repairs on truck #10
Repair electrical system on basketball
courts & softball field at Avery Park
74.50 * Refund Electrical Pennit #948
121.50 Dumpsters at Scioto Par& & Municipal Bldg.
13,933.90 Estimate #8 - Avery Road"Park
2,141.35 Desk for Electrical Inspector; Chair for
engineer; Office funiture for Adnin. Asst.
10.00 * Refund First Aid Class Fee
10.00* "
45.15 * Supplies for concession stand
49.30 * 10 copies of 1986 street specs
57.42 Weed control for pond
450.00 * Creative Expressions instruction fee
34.50 * Snacks for concession stand
100.00 Registration fee for insurance seminar for
Administrative Assistant
Asphalt on Avery Road
Tuition for schooling for police officers
P&R Logo transfers for T-shirts for summer
staff
8.00 * Refund overpayment on electrical permit
250.00 Partial payment - prepare July 4th parade
225.68 Repairs on Backhoe
120.00 * Oil Painting Instruction fee
446.32 Janitorial supplies; trash can liners; toilE
paper for parks
210.46
1,003.19
101.08
294.75
80.00
1.54
873.47
184.75
1,618.88
325.00
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Roush Hardware
Diana Severance
Strader's Garden Center
Westwater Supply Corp.
Linda Whiting
Xerox Corporation
H. F. r-t::Clory
Perry Township
C.O.C.A.
Kirk & Pamela Ernst
Lucy Gabel
Cristi M=Bride
Marsha Rugg
AT&T Consumer Products
AT&T Information Systems
Blue Cross
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Blue Cross
'!be Book Barn
Jerry Brown
Columbia Gas
C&SOE
Canpu-serv
'!be Columbus Dispatch
Geotechnical Consultants
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Health One
Lamberts
Ohio Bell
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Pitney Bowes
R.P .M. Maintenance
Marianne Rennie
TSI, Inc.
Seven-up
Ron Bachman
Sue Bloor
Mary Clawson
lWy Cribb
Richard Folk
George Hall
Andy Lewis
Gene Myers
Kim Moriarty
Errole Rembert
Davd Scott
Herb Sebastian
Rick Strater
Payroll Account
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194.98 Hoses, tools, misc. hardware items
10.00* Refund first aid class fee
. 16.18 Dormant oil insecticide for scale control
38. H.. Drinking Fotm~ Head
11.00* Wanen's tennis refund
35.15 Dry Ink plus for copy machine in P.D.
340.00 PurpStatienMaintenance Contract
2,500.00 police carmunications contract
15.00 Registr~tion fees for Dave, Darryl & Bruce
20.00* Refund First Aid Class fee
10.00* Refund CPR Class Fee
10.00* "
10.00* Refund First Aid Class fee
9.28 Rental of phone equiprent
89.85 REntal of phone equiprent
6,470.86 Hospitalization insurance for all employees
for June
Dental insurance for June for all employees
Books for Parks & Recreation
Wash & wax cruisers
Gas service at 129 S. High St.
Electric service to all departments; parks
ptnnp stations; booster stations
9,866.45 2nd payment of oversize costs per agreement
payneht of tap fee per payback agreement
99.60 Bid notice for police cruisers
2,269.75* Site inspections at Earlington, Dublin Mane
Martin Road, Donegal Cliffs, Kerry Glen, Me
Park, & Indian Run
Hospitalization insurance for June
Coffee & supplies
Phone service to all departments; alarm
systems; parks, etc.
Maintenance agreernent on postage meter
Cleaning services for May
Golden gatherings
Change phone connections
Pre-mix for concessions stand
Softball Urrpire
964.75
35.45
352.50
45.26
4,347.42
199.01
91.15
1,041.89
209.00
543.33
87.00
42.20
78.00
175.00*
162.50*
79.75*
98.00*
25.00*
21. 00*
8.75*
100.00*
22.75*
277.00*
50.00*
100.00*
390.40*
47,009.96
$125,843.67
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Softball Concessions
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Softball
Softball
Softball
Softball
Softball
Salaries
Umpire
Concessions
Umpire & Supervisor
Umpire
Umpire
Umpire & Supervisor
& Withholdings for May
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