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Home My WebLink About07/16/1979 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of VILLAGE OF DUBLIN Meeting "fJiI:. National Graphics Corp., COls., O. FOnD Ro. 1097.... "...... H deL ..__-?':tJ.~l"~,_..~_9J9_oooo_..m__ _.., ......_..___mmh.. oo,m.._h___m m.___m__u_m_____..u 19__,__ The July 16, 1979, meeting of the Village of Dublin council was called to order by Mayor Robert Karrer. Roll call - William Callahan, a.bsent; Willard Chambers, present; Roni4d Geese, present; Catherine Headlee, present; Charles Mand, present; Jacob Shawan, present. The minutes of the July 2 meeting were read, Headlee moved approval, Geese seconded, all present voted in favor. The following bills were submitted for payment: Payroll 10578.40 C&SO Electric Co 2969.70 Columbia Gas Co 9.45 standard Law Enforcement 32.91 Moodys Paper store 43.16 Elder Tire Center 76.66 Century Toro Distributors 53.97 R E Hutchinson Oil Co 100.10 All state Sewer Cleaning 75.00 Franklin County Treasurer 857.35 Franklin Tractor Sales 169.25 A.ReC. Printing 1387.08 Dublin.:Auto Parts 20.98 Burgess and Niple Ltd ,'-" , 4320.68 Ohio Auto Kare 24.50 White Acres Implement 176.75 Central Communications 224.71 Photographic Perspectives 3.46 Union Oil Co 121.70 Worthington Hardware 174.20 Charles Headlee, Inc 292.67 Avery Road Lawnmower 92.10 Delaware Tractor Sales 6.93 Wilt Auto Parts 119.27 Blacklick Feed Mill 67.20 Sam Belfiore Construction 145.00 National Graphics 47.77 Agler DAvidson Sporting Goods 52.37 Chemi-trol Chemical Co 506.25 Police & Fire Disability & Pension 5141.23 Simplex Time Recorder 62.50 Sandy, Inc 71.00 The Columbus Dispatch 45.90 Stephen Rees 6.00 Robert Mayer 150.00 Crawford-Nichols, Inc 633.50 Godwin Bohm NBBJ 1535.51 Nationwide Insurance 1462.00 Xerox Corp 41.73 Craig Thompson 15.00 Melinda July 180.21 New Albany Mill 11.20 Part time engineering insp 559.02 Recreation salaries 1800.97 Recreation maintainence 609.50 Cemetery Labor 658.31 Street part time labor 733.28 Bob McDorman Chevrolet 5537.09 Scott JOnes 192.50 Columbus Builders Supply 60.90 Anderson Concrete 129.40 Franklin County Commissioners 90.00 Darby Sales Co 46.40 Phillips Petroleum 77.83 Mobil Oil Co 534.10 Central Fireworks 2000.00 Mand moved payment of the bills, Headlee seconded, all present voted in favor. Chambers questioned the expenses for the Fourth of July, accounting is not complete as all donations are not in. The clerk read correspondence from Smith and Tobin attorneys, asking that rezoning ordinance 61.79 be table! to August 6 meeting, and notice from the Department of Liquor Control. Council had no objection to request for temporary permits for sales at tennis tournament. Phil Nunnally asked for special m~eting of council to approve bonds for Sherex. Meetin set for July 23 r- ! ~ .... Resolution 35-79 directing the village engineer to prepare data concerning re~irs to Glick Road was read for a third time, all present voted in favor, passed 5-0. Geese moved, Shawan seconded and it was unanimously passed by those present to table ordinance 61-79 until the n~t meeting. Ordinance 60-79 on the proposed rezoning of 105.75 acres in Hemingway West '\tTas read for a third time, all present voted in favor, except Ge"ese who ab- stained, passed 4-0. "... Ordinance 67-79 confirming the appointment of Daniel Beaddry as a full time police officer was introduced by Headlee and read for the first time. ......, Ordinance 68-79 accepting the bid of International Salt Co in the amount of $28.00 per ton was introduced by Geese and read for the first time, Mand moved to dispense with the three time reading rule, Shawan seconded, all present voted in favor of the motion and the ordinance, passed 5-0. Ordinance 69-79 advertising for bids for improvements to Avery Road park was introduced by Geese and read for the first time, Mand moved to dispense with the three time reading rule and pass as an emergency measure, Headlee seconded, Callahan, absent; Chambers, yes; Geese, yes;lHeadlee, yes; Mand,yes; Shawan, no. Motion failed , due to lack of two-thi~ vote. RECORD'OF .PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Meeting ~",.'", National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ II eld Jul~_16.. ,191.~Lcontinued_ m_ 19 Ordinance 10-19 providing for a fine of not more than $10.00 for violating the two hour parking limit on portions of HIgh Street was introduced by clambers and read for the first time, Shawan 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. .... Shawan moved, Chambers seconded the approval of the final plat of Shannon Park, all present voted in favor, passed 5-0. ..... Mand commented on future pUns of the recreation committee and the community survey, noting three areas - 1) swim facility, 2)bike paths, 3)review zoning ordinance to improve benefits for recreation. Chambers voiced objection to the temporary office of State SAvings and the ordinances or regulations that permi tted such a building. Mand commended the department of recreation- for the Fourth of July celebratiom: Mayor Karrer declared the meeting adjourned ~~ . Richard Termeer, Clerk at 8:40 PM. &/~AM -Robert Karrer, Mayor """"'" - ~ .....