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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/05/1979 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of VILLAGE OF DUBLIN Meeting ~ National Graphics Corp., CoIs., O. FOnD Ko. 1097 ~ ",....... H elcL ___~QY:~~u!LJ}I~__m__ _______m_m_m__mu_n__m____ ____m_.________m________19__ - --- The November 5, 1979, meeting of the Village of Dublin Council was called to order by Mayor Robert Karrer. Roll call - William Callahan, present; tiillard Chambers, present; Ronald Geese, present; Catherine Headlee, present; Charles Mand, present; Jacob Shawan, present. The minutes of the November 29 speCial meeting were read, Headlee moved approval, Geese seconded, all voted in favor. The following bills were submitted for payment: Payroll 10847.90 David Price 50.00 Gary Clark 50.00 Deanfurtanger 50.00 PERS 2683.48 Police Pensions 666.30 Internal Revenue 3707.28 H F McClory 340.00 Perry Township Trustees 880.00 D & M Distributors 16.84 Dublin Forum 4.50 Columnus City Prosecutor 50.00 Burgess and Niple 21424.01 King Equipment Co 7.93 Medusa Aggregates 156.57 Ace Portable Toilets Bo.oo American Family Life 47.50 standard Law Enforcement 7.80 R. P. M. Maintainence 400.00 Fletcher Poster Co 51.50 Ohio Property Utilization 83.00 Anderson Publishing Co 83.00 Franklin Landmark 17.80 NOrris Lock and Key Service 44.35 Farm and Home Supply 14.44 Central Ohio Vocational Schoo128.85 L J Saunders, Inc 13.95 Ohio Bell Telephone 619.55 Phillips Oil of Ohio 158.50 Kenny Fulk 153.86 Blue Cross of Central Ohio 1144.61 Xerox Corporation 44.79 Roll-off Container 103.00 Scott Jones 126.00 Muirfield Ltd. 180.00 Columbia Gas of Ohio 63.68 J Maxton Chevrolet 45.92 Court of Common Pleas 53.60 Ohio Employment Services 456.00 D & M Distributors 35.40 J Conie and Sons 207.36 Baldwin and Sours 19.20 Mobil Oil Co 1088.90 Flower Garbage 6701.95 Photographic Perspectives 5.66 Peace Officers Academy 60.00 Moodys Paper Store 105.63 Dublin Villager 10.60 Hanna Chemical Coatings 33.70 BancOHio National Bank 44.70 White Acres Implement 34.10 Smith and Gunner 2986.65 Northwood Stone and Asphalt 61.88 Franklin County Engineers 391.05 Beach Chandler Lumber 31.68 Dublin Auto Parts 8.80 Recreation Salary 626.87 Bearings, Inc 117.92 R E Hutchinson 121.55 C&SO Electric Co 2594.06 Part Time Street Salary 282.18 Century Toro Distributors 434.96 Nationwide Insurance 74.00 Central Ohio Welding 13.50 Wilt Auto Parts 85.38 Gingway Products Co 86.00 Charles Wolfe 1755.00 Worthington Hardware 133.57 Kokosing Construction Co 127512.65 Shawan moved payment of the bills, Mand seconded, all voted in favor. A petition concerning parking on Monterey Drive near the park was presented to council. .~ ".. l. ....... No action was taken on ordinance 80-79 which is to amend the subdivision regulations concerning park fees. Ordinance 96-79 to amend the compensation plan ordinance was read for a second time, Callahan moved to amend by increasing the maximium salaries as recommended by the finance committee, Mand seconded, all voted in favor of the motion to amend. - -"".. '- Resolution 41-79 amending the resolution on methods and requirements for agreements regarding water dis~ributions systems was read for a second time, Ordinance 98-79 creating the position of village forester was read for a second time, Shawan moved to 5~nd to planning and zoning, no second. Resolution 43-79 establishing an estates, benefits, and gifts commission was read for a second time. . Resolution 44-79 establishing a shade tree commission was read for a second time, Chambers moved to amend by changing the title to Forestry Commission, Callahan seconded, all voted in favor of the amendment. Callahan moved to amend section two, the number on the commission to three, Chambers seconded, all voted in favor of the amendment. Ordinance 99-79 issuing industrial revenue bonds for a building for the Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants was introduced by Headlee and ~ead for the first time, Shawan moved to dispense with the three time read- lng rule and pass as an emergency measure, €Jl\a.mbers seconded, all voted in .c~ .......~~,,"''''"''-~_,''~ ~l. .~.lMJ_ '\..~.,...~.' ~trJ.~...t~.IR..-~.,.,."'''''" -,'__i,,','f:<"M.;^"~..4, """1~~_ '~._I<!_"'llJiI~l!Jllr~. "..I .:'If J.~...l~l!1lk~'"'''~''''''''''~'"",,~,,-,,'*"''I';''';'i+,,,,",,''i''' RECORD~OF "PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Meeting ~,. National Graphics Corp., Cols., 0, Fonn No. 1097 ~ Held NO~'her--5r1979ucontinuedu 19 of the motion and the ordinance, passed 6-0. Ordinance 100-79 granting relief for sanitary sewer hook up to Robert C and Patricia Perry of 7016 Dublin Road was introduced by Headlee 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 ekGept Mand who abstained, allvoted in favor of the ordinance except Mand who abstained, passed 5-0. ~ ....J Ordinance 101-79 granting relief to T Alan Doonan of 5308 River Forest Road from hook up to the sanitary sewer was introduced by Chambers and read for the first time. Callahan asked the eningeer to prepare cost of alternative hookups. Resolution 47-79 congra1Ulating the Dublin High School golf team for winning the Class Ai state championship was unanimously passed by council and Mayor Karrer presented a copy of the resolution to Coach NOrm Roll. Resolution 48-79 accepting a deed of easement from Ashland Oil Company was introduced by Callahan and read for the first time. Resolution 49-79 authorizing an agreement with the Franklin County Commissioner's for funding for park improvements was introduced ty Shaw an and read. for the first time, Headlee moved to dispense with the three time reading rule and pass as an emergency measure, Mand seconded, all voted in favor of the motion and the resolution, passed 6-0. Ordinance 102-79 to advertise for bids for $800,000.00 in bonds for the Old Dublin waterlines was introduced 1:y Geese and read for the first time, Geese moved to dispense with the three time eeading rule, Callahan seconded, all present voted in favor of the motion and the ordinance, passed 6-0. Ordinance 103~79 confirming the final appointment of David Price as building inspector was introduced by Geese and read for the first time, "wan moved to di~ense with the three time reading rule, Chambers seconded, all voted in favor of the motion and the ordinance, passed 6-0. -.... - Council discussed proposed sewer connection agreements, fireboard proposals for hydrant maintainence and Concord Township service, Columbia Gas rates, repair of berms on state routes, the bridge, and the addition to Coffman Park. Mayor Karrer declared the meeting adjourned ~.r~ Robert Karrer Mayor at~~ Richard Termeer Clerk ~ ......