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Home My WebLink About07/21/1975 I"~ RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 79 Al inutes of VILLAGE OF DUBLIN Meeting ~ National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held ..JULY 2-1,1975 19 The July 21, 1975, meeting of the Village of Dublin council was called to order by the Mayor Joseph Dixon. Roll call as follows: Charles Coffman, present; Lewis Geese, present; Catherine Headlee, present; Charles Hicks, present; Roberi Karrer, present; Wilbur Ulrey, present~' The minutes of the July 7 meeting were read, Coffman moved approval, Karrer seconded, all voted in favor of approval. ,... '-' The following bills were Robert Mayer police Ralph McNemar police Larry Seifert police Charles T Pressley rd wk Sherman Sheldon viII adm Joseph Dixon mayor Police Pension retire Shell Oil Co gaso Central Communications rep Burgess and Niple engin Xerox Corp copy King Equipment hyd fl Marble Cliff Quarries stone Dublin Powell Forum leg ad Westland Chr P~outh rep Nationh Graphics forms Atlas Linen & Supply D & M Distributors American Family Life Robert McCoy bldg insp Tom Eger rd wk Greg Macklin rd wk Sun Oil Co gaso Ulrey moved payment of the submitted for payment: 360.00 Richard Hays police 302.00 Joshua Vance police 290.00 Michael Wears police 250.00 Robert Eger rd wk 475.00 Richard Termeer clerk 205.00 PERS retire 2075.80 Internal Revenue July 1040.73 221.98 Franklin Co Treas tr Ii rep 16.75 ~ationwide Ine fleet 4805.97 Franklin Co oi'miss pris bd 28.99 Phillips Pil asph 17.00 Cols City Prosecuro 13.30 Union Oil Co 19.00 Nationwide Ins 179.89 Blue Cross 12.50 Phillips Petroleum 9.00 Avery Rd Iawnmover 35.55 Treas of State 15.20 Joseph Dixon 25.00 Rob Geis 152.25 m1'leg'SMitler 152.25 David Pence 318.79 bills, Hicks seconded, all voted in favor. gaso sum rec ins gaso repair pol schl cred ck res pol rd wk rd wk 293.00 325.00 273.00 218.00 190.00 534.39 17.26 1289.00 96.00 940.59 100.00 48.82 57.00 298.92 359.45 55.30 30.00 30.00 48.00 152.25 171 . 1 5 ,.- ... Coffman moved, Karrer seconded that ordinance 36-75 concerning street lighting in Muirfield Village be removed from the table, all VOTed in favor, after the clerk read the ordinance the following vote \.]8.8 taken, Co"frnan, yes; Geexe, yes Headlee, yes; Hicks, yes; Karrer, yes; Ulrey, yes. Ordinance 36-75 passed. Ordiance 39-75 concerning bicycle registration a'1d regulations was read for th third time, vote of ordinance 39-75 as follows: Coffman, no; Geese, no; Headle , yes; Hicks, no; Karrer no; Ulrey, no. Ordinance 39-75 fails. Resolution 33-75 approving the report of the assessemnt equalization board was introduced by Ulrey and read by tIle clerk, Geese moved the following adnition, and further, eliminate estimated assessment against Washington Twp lot #286W, Karrer seconded, all VOti36 in f2cvor of the addition, Hicks moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Coffman seconded, all voted in f:'vor of the motion, all voted in favor of the resolution except Karrer who abstained. Ordinance 44-75 determining to proceed with construction of phase one sewers and directing the village adminstrator to advertise for bids was introduced by Coffman, eM'ti it was read b; the clerk, Coffman moved to dispense with the thre time readin rule, Ulrey seconded, all votedin favor of the motion and the reso utioJ ",... Ordinance 45-75 establishing a rate of pay, plus benefits for the chkf of polic was:ntroduced by Ulrey and read for the first time. -- Resolution 34-75 accepting certain easements for phase one sewers was intro- duced by Coffman and read by the clerk, Karrer movedto dispense with the three ~ime :beading rule, Coffman seconded, all voted in f<,vor of the motion and the resoluGion. Ordinance 46-75 amending the code of ordinances of the Village of Dublin con- cernin speeding violations \.JaS introduced by Karrer and read by the clerk, Ulrey moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Hicks, seconded, all voted in favor of the motion and the ordinance. Ordinance 47-75 approving the appointment of Lee Riley, Jos~phSpeziale, and Da1rid Wright at= reserve police officers was introduced by Geese and read by the cler . Earlier Hicks moved and Heaauee seconded that rule of council be suspended so that this ordinance may be read. Ulrey noved to dispense with the three time re'ldin'" gule, Geese seconded, all voted 'in favor of the motion and the ordinance. 80 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS At inutes of ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ 1I eld July 2'J 1975 continued Ordinance 29-75 placing final appDoval of PUD final development plans in the hands of council rather than Planning and zoning was road by the clerk, a public hearing concerning this ordinance was then held with several people spe ing for and several speaking against the ordinance. After the public hearing the following vote was taken on ordinance 29-75, Coffman, no; Geese, no; Headlee, yes; Hicks, no; Karrer, no; Ulrey, no. Ordinance failed. 19 -, ;; -J Ordinance 37-75 amending the subdivison regulation to add park fees in PUD developments was read by the clerk and a public hearing "as held with people ,q speaking both for and against the ordinance,obeing unable to agree on a fee amount Karrer moved tha council table the ordinance, Hicks seconde~all voted in favor of tabling. , ":r During the discussion of the equalization board report the following people protested their assessments, Flossie Luton of Riverviaw Street, Mr Cooper of Lily-Mar and Mr Chambers of l1artin Road. The-village adminstrator and village engineer reported on the River Knolls drainage problem, council instructed the adminstrator to prepase an ordinance to advertise for bids for this impDDvement, as per specifications of the engin rl Council gave Bill Meyers of Burgess and Nipleo permission to Itart making atlas maps for water, sewer, and storm sewers for the keeping of records. Council heard a report that the Kiwanis was willing to help the Chamber of Commerce with the parking lot on the Union 7~ property. Mayor will send a letter to each member of the Assessment Equalization board thanking them for their services. ~ eting adj ourned at ( 12:15 AM. 72L-e ~J Richard Termeer, Clerk .....J ~ .....,