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Home My WebLink About08/18/1975 I j _ RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS AJ inutes of VILLAGE OF DUBLIN 83 ~ 1\J eeting National Graphics Corp., Cols,. 0, Form No. 1097 ~ Held August 18, 1975u 19 The August 18, 1975 meeting of the Village of Dublin council was calJe d to order by the Mayor Joseph Dixon. Roll call- Charles Coffman, present; Lewis Geese, present; Catherine Headlee, present; Charles Hicks, present; Robert Karrer, present; Wilbur Ulrey, prsent. The minutes of the August 4 meeting were read, Karrer moved approval, Headlee seconded, all voted in favor of approval. The minutes of the August 5 s.pecial meeting were read, Ulrey moved approval, Geese 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 Joseph Dixon mayor PERS retire Internal Revenue Franklin Co Commiss Crunelle Agency bonds Mohawk Rubber Co tires King Equipment part & rep Phill~ps Petroleum gas Hilliard Service Ctr Smart s Farm Equip tr rep Ohio Mun Leage solic mtg Robin ~is res' pol MichaeiSheline res pol Servitec Inc car wash Worthington Hardware Blue Cross ins Dublin Hilliard Towing TomEger rd wk Greg Macklin rd i.olk Blrey moved payment of the Ie g ad rd Wk rd wk ..- submitted for payment: 360.00 Richard Hays police 302.00 Joshua M Vance police 280.00 Michale Wears police 260.00 Robert Eger rd wk 205.00 Richard Termer clerk 534.39 Police Pension pensio 1040.73 High Frank Tire align 48.00 Union Oil Co gas 8.00 Shell Oil Co gas 174.00 Xerox Corp copy 282.96 Dublin Auto Parts parts 507.95 Olen Corp stone 7.50 MCQ Industries stone 50.53 Delphi Construction Co 15.00 Atlas Linen and Supply 96.00 Charles Medland res pol 24..00 Don Gilmore res pol 30.00 Cols City Prscutr cases 81.01 Burgess and Niple 404.17 Columbus Dispatch 38.50 Greg Miller 126.00 D2vid Pence 97.65 bills, Geese seconded, all voted in favor. 290.00 325.00 273.00 218.00 190.00 325.9S 20.50 14.10 1 88. 88 27.73 149.30 89.46 68.69 14690.20 7.80 24.00 24.00 90.00 2947.44 197.26 148.05 123.90 Ordinance 45-75 setting the rate of pay, hours of work and benefits for the chief of police was read for the third time, vote on the ordinan ce was unamimous. Ordinance 49-75 setting a new hourly wage for maintainence men Robert Eger and Charles Pressly was read for the second time. Resolution 37-75 setting a time and place for a public hearing on the rezoning of 105 acres on Dublin Road nort'] of Brand Road from R-l to R-2 & R-4 was introduced by Karrer and read by the clerk, Coffman moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Hicks seconded, all vot d in favor of the motion and the resolution. Resolution 38-75 accepting certain easements for waterline and stations was introduced b Coffman and read b the clerk, Karrer moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Coffman seconded, all voted in ~aVor o~ the motion and the resolution. Ordinance 50-75 appointing Gary Lee Cooper as a res?rve police officer on a six months probationary basis was introduced by Geese and read by the clerk, Ulrey moved to dispense with the three time re2ding rule, Cof~man seconded, vote on motion- Coffman, yes; Geese, yes; Henrllee, no; Hicks, yes; Karrer, yes; Ulrey, yes. Vote on the ordinance- Co~f.man, yes; Geese, yes; Headlee, no; Hicks, yes; Karrer, yes; Ulrey, yes. "... .... Karrer moved, Coffman seconded thnt in section one of resolution 36-75 the clerk insert by interlineation the following-after the phrase by the acquistion of real estate, add the following, Qr easements, Qr other interest in ~ esta e, all voted in f~or of the motion. The clerk read a letter from the village adminstrator noting that he had redeived a call from Howard Sandusky of the Franklin County Board of Health stating that a freeze has been placed on the building of new homes in the Riber Forest area until the sanitary problems are cleared up. ~.'-! ~,~ RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Meeting ~ National Graphics Corp., Cols" 0, Form No. 1097 ~ II eld August18,J 975 continued 19 The village received a request for a rezoning request of 10 acres on West Brid Street which is North and Enst of Amcol, Geese moved, Coffman seconded the request be passed on to planning and zoning. Don Richardson reported that the Perry Township fire board would provide fire hydrant service to the village for $5.00 per hydrant per year. Solicitor to draw up contract. ~ ...., Mr Galluchi of Concret Construction protested the breaking into five parts the sewer oontract, pointing out what he considered could be SOl'lB problems. After a lenghhly discussion, Ulrey moved, Doffman seconded that any contractor may bid each contract separately and also, may submit a separate bid for the ent.ire job. The village reserves th right to accept or jeject any separate contract or award or reject the entire job to one contractor. All voted in favor of th motion. Headlee asked wPY village signs had not been placed at several corporation limits areas, Sheldon noted that one sign had,ben replaced six times this summer and that the state will not allow signs on state routes that are not in the village. Headlee aslo suggested school crossing guards at the lights on Bridge street and asked that the polioe chief attend the next meeting. The rnod at jZL'2J ~ ~ichard Termeer, Clerk \.~ ........ ..... ~ , , , ....J ~'..