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Home My WebLink About05/07/1979 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of VILLAGE OF DUBLIN "iii:. Meeting National Graphics Corp.. Cols.. O. Fonn Ko. 1097 ~ H eicl. -------MaY.1.,.--J919-------u.. - -- ---. .________.________. __on._____________________________ _ . -_.19__.__ The May 7, 1979, meeting of the Village of Dublin Council was called to order by Mayor Rotert Karrer. Roll call - William Callahan, present; Willard Chambers, present; Ronald Geese, present; Catherine Headlee, present; Charles Mand, pre- sent; Jacob Shawan, present. The minutes of the April 16 regular meeting were read, Headlee moved approval, Callahan seconded, all voted in favor of approval. The minutes of the special meeting of April 21 were read, Mand moved approval, Callahan seconded, all voted in favor of approval. The following bills were submitted for payment: Payroll 9470.33 PERS Police Pension 630.00 INternal Revenue Perr,y Township 880.00 Flower Garbage H F McClor,y 340.00 Ohio National Bank Aver,y Road Lawnmower 1275.45 Xerox Corporation Art Iron Metal 14.71 Columbia Gas Columbus Dispatch 51.00 Columlus Builders Supply Burgess and Niple 11783.92 Dublin Forum Farm and Home Supply 6.30 Towers Office Supply American Family Life 42.70 Medusa Aggregates Boylan and Cannon Electronics 291.45 Central Communications Blue Cross of Central Ohio 987.15 Mobil Oil Joint Vocational School 43.26 Sherman Sheldon A J Masuen Co 94.87 Nationawide Insuarance Ci ty of Columbus 34.30 Crunelle Agency Dr Mark Stock 25.00 Hanna Chemical Coatings Ohio Bell Telephone 977.63 Hutchinson Oil Co J Conie & Sons 1006.95 Standard Oil Co Vances Shooter Supply 245.96 Standard Law Enforcement Walter H Drance Co 2200.00 J Maxton Chevrolet International BusiBess 196.61 Parrott Implement Co Dublin Auto Parts 14.17 Aire Flo Corp Moodys Paper Store 53.54 Hi Lo Mechanical Smith and Gunner 2937.50 Harry B Schaefer Kokosing Construction Co 341,269.82 White Acres Implement Unico Landfill 61.00 Ace Portable Toilets Wilt Auto Parts 55.44 Worthington Hardware Shepherd Excavating 246.00 Rieke Equipment Co Franklin County Treasurer 272.55 Richards and Simmons Sunmark Industries 10.77 Leo Meyers Store Granville Road Carwash 16.00 C&SO Electric Co Medusa Aggregates 26.19 Resources International Beach Chandler Lumber 31.50 Charles Wolfe Service Supp;).y Ltd 1646.71 Craft General Contractors Gemeter,y Labor 257.05 U S Postmaster Rotert Karrer 54.65 Columbus Trainor Springs R.P.M. Maintainence 400.00 Richard Royce Recreation salar,y 799.53 SamBelfiore Construction Headlee moved payment of the lills, Mand seconded, all voted in favor. The clerk read correspondence from the Muirfield Civic Association concerning fire protection in the Concord Township portion and asking the village to re- QUest a change of the Concord Township IDrtion to Washington Township, and letters from the school praistng the police department and the ro.ad department. o o 1793.00 2735.20 5496.60 38.00 49.05 499.06 17.60 6 1 . 20 204. 1 ~ 24.44 78.75 1535.20 151.88 5828.00 80.00 3.20 1229.15 13.01 32.74 179.54 18,000.00 567.55 126.60 600.00 48.99 80.00 19.88 21.35 35.95 59.96 3018.42 500.00 1605.00 8208.43 30.00 8.62 282.00 2534.00 Ordinance 28-79 Upon hearing a request for a postponement of the public hear- ing, Geese moved, Callahan seconded and it was unanimously passed to table ordinance 28-79 and set a new public hearing for June 18, 1979. Ordinance 27-79 amending the subdivision regulations concerning inspection fees was read for a second time and a public hearing was held. No one spoke to the ordinance. " .{ \- Ordinance 33-79 rescinding the NO TURN ON RED at Bridge and HIgh Street was read for a third time. Mand noted the school has no objection. All voted in favor of the Ordinance. Passed 6-0. Ordinance 42-79 relating to calle television was read for a second time. Ordinance 44-79 governing the construction of fences was read for a second time, Geese moved, Mand seconded,and it was unanimously passed to amend section 2B and 2K, Geese then moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, and pass as an emergency, Shawan seconded, all voted in favor of the motion and the ordinance. Passed 6-0. ".,~""'_"""',,_N_.,,_..,~~_~, RECORD OF 'PROCEEDINGS ' Minutes of Meeting ~,.'," National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held May1-.__1-979_c.ontinued-. .....u. 19 Ordinance 45-79 authorizing the village adminstrator to advertise for bids for street impnvements was introduced by Headlee and read for the first time, Callahan moved, Geese seconded, to dispense with the three time reading rule and pass as an emergency measure, all voted in favor of the motion and the ordimance. Passed 6-o~ Ordinance 46-79, a mutual aid agreement between the Village of Dublin and the Delaware County Sheriff was introduced by Geese and read for the first time, Geese moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Callahan seconded, all voted in favor of the motion and the ordinance. Passed 6-0. ~ B """" Ordinance 47-19 relating to open burning in certain areas was introduced by Shawan and read for the first time. Resolution 30-19 concerning the intent of use for the house at 6659 Coffman Road was read for the first time after being introduced by Mand. Resolution 31-19 sending best wishes to the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Ireland from Dublin, Ohio, was introduced by Shawan and read for the first time, Headlee moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Mand seconded, all voted in favor of the motion and the resolutd.on. Passed 6-0. Ordinance 48-19 a contract with the State of Ohio for bridge repairs on state route 1f745 was introduced by Geese and read for the first time, Callahan moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Geese seconded, all voted in favor of the motion and the ordinance. Passed 6-0. Ordinance 49-19 appointing Mary L Laird to the position of clerical assistant for a probationary period of six months at a salary of $3.61 per hour was introduced by Mand and read for the first time, Geese moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Callahan seconded, all voted in favor of the moti and the ordinance. ~ -...i Ordinance 50-19 concerning water system improvements and an agreement with Muirfield, Ltd. was introduced by Shawan and read for the first time. Shawan moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, no second. Ordinance 51-19 relating to nepotism was introduced by Shawan and read for the first time. Ordinance 52-19 an agreement with C&SO Electric for 52, 100 watt high pressure sodium lights on sixteen foot poles in the Metro Centre was introduced by Geese and read for the first time, Geese moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Callahan seconded, all voted in favor of the motion and the ordinance. Passed 6-0. Ordinance 53-19 accepting a right a way deed at the corner of Muirfield Drive and Brand Road was introduced by Geese and read for the first time, Callahan moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Shawan seconded, all voted in flvor of the motion and the ordinance. Passed 6-0. Chambers moved, Shawan seconded the following proposal - The Dublin Village council interposes 'A objection to DoctorStoychef' s proposal for private improvement of the ArrowheadRoad public right a way provided he understands t a. the village accepts no new obligation for maintainence, snow removal, or any other services as a result of this action, b. Dr. Stoycheff must assure th adeauate survey that he uses only the public right a way and his own property, c. His improvement of the public right of way does not invest him with any . right of title or exclusive use. Callahan moved to table the motion until the solicitor can st.dy the motion, Headlee seconded, all voted in favor of the motion to table. Geese moved, Mand seconded, and it was unanimously passed to send to planning and zoning the reGuested PUn rezoning of Hemingway West. The safety committee reported that report not ready on chief's housing and that~elephone in oammunication office was an adminstrative decision. Village Engineer Charles Wolfe,.;reported on 1. water system proposal 2. MORPC drai~ge manual 3. Glick Road. Mel Shaver asked that two or three street lights be J placed~on David Road, a private road. Headlee moved approval, Chambers second d, Callahan, no; Chambers, yes; Geese, no; Headlee, yes; Mand, no; Shawan, yes. Motion failed 3-3. Council discussed with Howard Adams the proposed water system of Ordinance 50-19. Mayor Karrer declared the meeti adjOu~ed at I 10:59 PM,*~:~~ ~ .~ i ....J