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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/02/1979 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of VILLAGE OF DUBLIN Meeting "I'Ias National Graphics Corp.. CoIs., O. Form Ro. 1097 ~ H eleL JY~!?,- .~.9J9mm_.m.__.m...._." -- .,...m.m.m . ..19.... . ~ The July 2, 1919, meeting of the Village of Dublin council was called to order by Mayor Robert Karrer. Roll call - William Callahan, present; Willard ~ ~Chambers, present; Catherine Headlee, present; Charles Mand, present; Jacob ~r' Shawan, present. The minutes of the June 18 meeting were read, Callahan noted ~~~\ that in the discussion about storm water retention in Waterford the applicant 1~ is to seek easements from the down stream property owners, Headlee moved approval of the minutes, Chambers seconded, all voted in favor of approval. The following bills were submitted for payment: Payroll 9861.00 Council salary 2000.00 David Price 50.00 William Callahan IV 50.00 PERS 2434.20 Police Pension 664.00 Internal Revenue 4198.98 City of Columbus inc tx 680.68 state of Ohio inc tx 112.92 Perry Township 880.00 H F McClory 340.00 Burgess and NIple 28112.12 Ohio National Bank 44.00 Perry Township phones 24.44 Ohio Auto Parts 5.19 Xerox Corporation 48.82 Bricker and Eckler 1261.85 Chemi-trol Chemical 515.00 Craig Thompson 15.00 Elder and Elder Tire Co 138.61 American Family Life 42.10 Aire-Flo Corporation 123.00 Ohio Peace Officer Academy 48.00 Farm and Home SUpply 6.05 Century Toro Distributors 8.20 Topper Steel and Supply 80.48 International Business Sup 193.51 Franklin Landmark 8.50 The Columbus Dispatch 165.00 Lannis Fence Co 2490.00 Ohio Bell 848.11 Vances Shooters Supply 43.19 Blue Cross 940.19 Premier Fastener CO 1.02 J Maxton Chevrolet 18.15 American Lubricants 106.10 Sherman Sheldon 168.60 R. P. M. Maintainence 400.00 Sheperd Excavating 481.50 D & M Distributors 115.20 Street Labor 505.15 Engineer Inspections 435.19 Plain City Implement 14.80 National Graphics 325.92 Flower Garbage 5259.40 City of Columbus 14880.00 Recreation Salary 1812.42 Cemetery Labor 431.85 Scott Jones 221.50 Mobil Oil Corp 1311.10 Charles Wolfe 1689.20 Smith and Gunner 2881.92 Kokosing Construction 315,039.92 Craft General Contractors 35,954.55 Headlee moved payment of all the bills except Craft General Contractors, Shawan seconded, all voted in favor. The following correspondence was read - 1) from the C~ber of Commerce re- questing that the closing of the Dublin bridge be as soon as possible in the spring 2) request for traffic control on Memorial Drive during the tennis tournament 3) from Gene Bostic, fire inspector, asking the village to adopt the new state fire codes ,. '-' r Ordinance 61-19 was read for a second time and a public hearing was held, Harrison Smith spoke for the rezoning ordinance, Jeff Berkley asked questions about area near Martin Road Church. ..fo'" Ordinance 60-19 was read f_ a second time and a public hearing was held, David Hussey spoke for the rezoning ordinance for Hemingway West. ,..... The 1980 budget was discussed, principally in the police depart~ent expendi- tures. Mand moved to amend by deleting $50,000.00 from the safety fund and adding that amount to the general fund, Callahan seconded, Callahan, yes; Chambers, no; Geese, no; Headlee, no; Mand, yes; Shawan, no. Amendment failed 2-4. Callahan moved to amend by adding that the $50,000.00 in the safety fund by added by seeking a police tax levy in November, Headles seconded, after further discussion Headlee withdrew the second, Mand then seconded, Callahan, yes; Chambers, no; Geese, no; Headlee, yes; Mand, yes; Shawan, no. Motion failed 3-3. Shawan moved to accept the 1980 budget as originally proposed, Chkmbers seconded, all voted in favor. '-' Shawan spoke on a point of personal priviledge. Shawan moved to withdraw from the table ordinance 51-19, the nepotism ordinance, cbnbers seconded, Callahan, yes; Chambers, yes; Geese, yes; Headlee, yes; Mand, no; Shawan, yes. Passed 5-1. Mand. .moved to amend by adding a new section fl:2, with #2 now #3, #3 now #4, #4 now ~~, Callahan seconded, Callahan, yes; Chambers, no; Geese, n&; Headlee, no; Mand, yes; Shawan, no. Failed 2-4. Callahan moved to amend by adding the foll~ng to section #1, step child~en, step father, step mother, step brothers, step sisters, aunts and uncles. Callahan withdrew the motion. Vote on ordinance 51-19 - Callahan, no; Chambers, yes; Geese, no; Headlee, no; Mand, no; Shawan, yes. Ordinance 51-19 failed 2-4. 11.:..._. .~~_""h'W,_,-_"H_ RECORD OF ',PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Meeting ~;' National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held Jul,._2,.19.~~continuedn. 19 Geese moved, Mand seconded, and it was unanimously passed to table resolution 35-79 which directs the village engineer to prepare data for the Glick Road repairs. Ordinance 28-79 for the rezoning of 8.2 acres on Sawmill Road was read for a third time, all voted against the ~rdinance, failed 0-6. ~. Resolution 36-79 accepting the bid of Season Good and Mayer for $225,000.00 sewer bonds, interest to be 6t% with premium of $608.75 was introduced by Geese and read for the first time, Headlee moved, Geese seconded, to dispense wi th the three time reading role and pass as an emergency measure, all voted in favor of the motion and the resolution, passed 6-0. ...." Ordinance 65-79 confirming the final appoi,ntment of Danny Johnson and Ralph McNemar as maintainence department personnel was introduced by Geese and read for the first time, Headlee moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Shawan seconded, all voted in favor of the motion and the ordinance, passed 6-C Ordinance 66-79 employing Godwin Bohm NBBJ as village planners was introduced by Geese and read for the first time, Headlee moved to dispense with the three time reading rule and pass as an emergency measure, Mand seconded, Callahan, no; Chambers, no; Geese, no; Headlee, yes; Mand, yes; Shawan, no. Failed 2~. Geese moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Shawan seconded, all voted in favor of the motion and the ordinance, passed 6-0. Council discussed the closing of the bridge and asked the village adminstrator to seek a meeting with someone from the state highway department. Callahan noted the need of enforcement of the ordinance that requires visuals at rezonings and public hearings and he also asked that something be done about the cooling system at the municipal building. The solicitor is to study the feasibility of the village forming its own township at this time. ~ ~ The if:;.Dd ~jOUrned at Richard Termeer, Clerk: 10:10 P,M. ~dt'/~,"AM ~ Robert arrer, Mayor ""'"" ........