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Home My WebLink About06/01/1979 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of VILLAGE OF DUBLIN Meeting 'fU:a National Graphics Corp.. Cob.. O. FOnD No. 1017.... H eleL .u__~.1!___~.~J2.______._.mn __.19.__ __ The June 1, 1919, meeting of the Village of Dublin council was called to order by Mayor Robert Karrer. Roll call - William Callahan, present; Willard Chambers, present; Ronald Geese, present; Catherine Headlee, present; Charles Mand, present; Jacob, Shawan, absent. The minutes of the May 21 meeting were read, Headlee moved approval, Geese seconded, all present voted in favor of approval of the minutes. It was noted that resolution 30-19 should read a resolution of intent of the Village of Dublin to assist the Dublin Historical Society. The following bills were submitted for payment: Payroll 9863.73 PERS 2394.06 POlice Pension 663.63 Internal Revenue 3082.41 Perry Township 880.00 Flower Garbage 5481.40 H F McClory 340.00 David Price 50.00 William Callahan IV 50.00 Photographic Perspectives 4.16 Dublin Tractor Co 4.25 Baldwin and Sours 100.90 State Chemical Sales 111.00 Eger Bros Stone 355.00 John E Gotherman 2142.20 Blue Cross 912.12 Columbus Dispatch 88.40 Buckeye Landscape 543.40 Burgess and Niple 301.85 Jess Howard Electric 18.00 Central Communications 123.16 Richard and S~ons 35.95 Xerox Corp 41.49 Central Ohio Welding 10.80 Mobil Oil Corp 632.10 Franklin Landmark 15.55 King ~pment ~o j~.)3 Parrott Implement Co 60.00 ARC Printing 150.00 Theodore Channell 50.00 J Maxton Chevrolet 18.85 Sunmark Industries 2.50 . R-PM Maintainence 400.00 L & M Excavators 22.00 Century Toro Distributors 23.05 Columbia Gas of Ohio 42.31 Cemetery Labor 189.00 C&SO Electric Co 2134.82 Columbus City Prosecutor 112.50 White Acres Implement 1171.15 Dublin Auto Parts 8.67 Worthington Hardware 164.01 Franklin County Treasurer 11.04 Moodys Paper Store 52.61 Street labor 61.50 Park Maintainence 159.04 Recreation salary 466.66 Avery Road Lawnmower 15.99 Unico Landfill 11.00 Franklin Tractor Sales 380.85 McCarty Implement 16.21 Smith and Gunner 2116.50 Geese moved payment of the bills, Callahan seconded, all present voted in favor of payment. The clerk read a letter from the Rotary Club requesting permission to sell beer at Coffman Road Park during the 4th of July cele- bration. Referred to Park and Recreation Board. A letter requesting the withdrawal of the rezoning request of .811 acres on Granville Road and David Road was read. ,... , if if.. -- ,..... .... A public hearing was held concenring the use of General Revenue Sharing Funds for 1980, approximately $10,000.00 to be spent on street and recreation capital improvements. Ordinance 31-19 on the proposed rezoning of .811 acres on Granville Road was not read for a third time because of the request to withdraw the rezoning proposal. Ordinance 35-19 on, the rezoning of 134 acres tract known as Donegal Cliffs was read for a third time. All present voted in favor of the PUn rezonililg ordinance, passed 5-0. . ""... Ordinance 41-19 relating to open burning in certain areas was read for a third time, all present voted in favor of the ordinance, passed 5-0. '-' Resolution 30-19 an intent of the Village of Dublin to assist the Dublin HIstorical Society was delayed because of a meeting with council and the historical society. Ordinance 51-19 relating to nepotism was tabled on a motion by Mand, a second by Chambers and an unanimous vote to table. Ordinance 50-19 on water system improvements was read for a th_d time, Headlee moved to amend page three as noted in the ordinance, Callahan seconded, all voted in favor of the amendm...mt, all pre_t voted in favor of the ordinance, passed 5-0. Ordinance 51-19 increasing the powers of the arc hi tectural review board con- cerilla'. " the construction of sidewalks was read for a third time. Callahan asked that the sidewalk option be a~ilable to all areas. RECORD'Of:PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Meeting ~<". National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held JuneJ.t- J.9-7.9-t-__c.ont.inuedoo... . . m__... 19.:Aa_ " Re'solution34-79 setting apublic hearing on proposed 1980 budget on ~, ~ 1979, was introduced by Geese and read for the first time, Callahan moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Chambers seconded, all present voted in favor of the motion and the resolution, passed 5-0. ..... Ordinance 62-79 ~iding for two street lights on DAvid Road was introduced by Headlee and read for the first time, Geese moved to dispense with the three time reading rule and pass as an emergency measure, Chambers seconded,all present voted in favor of the motion and the ordinance, passed 5-0. Ordinance 63-79 accepting the bid of Baker Constru~on Company in the amount of $75,274.05 for .treet improvements was introduced by Headlee and read for the first time, Callahan moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Chambers seconded, all present voted in favor of the motion and the ordinance, passed 5-0. .... Resolution 35-79 directing the engineer to prepare data on Road was introduced by Geese and read for the first time. Chambers seconded, and it was unand.mously passed by those the engineer to prepare a concept for general improvement repairs to Glick Callahan moved, present to request of Glick Road. Geese moved, Callahan seconded, and it was unanimoulilly approved by those present to accept the final ~t of Muirfield Phase 13. Council discussed the storm water retention plan in Waterford Village, request by developer to vary from the requirements will be acted upon at next council meeting. Council discussed 161 bridge closing, village adminstrater to invite rep- resentative from county engineers office to next meeting. Mayor Karrer declared the meeting adjourned at 9:32 PM. """"'" Richard Termeer, Clerk: Robert Karrer, Mayor -- ~ ...J