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Home My WebLink About05/19/1980 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of DUBLIN VILLAGE COUNCIL "fJiI:. Meeting National Graphics Corp., COls., O. Fol'lll Ko. 1017 ~ Held _ mtvt_Cly__l9______________ m__ _ _m_______ ___ ___ ___m_______ ______19_BU_ ,.... \.- The May 19, 1980 regular meeting of Council was called to order by Mayor Headlee with roll call as follows: Chambers, present; Geese, present; Headlee, present; Lewis, present; Mand, present; Maurer, present; and Shawan, present. The minutes of the May 5, 1980 meeting were read and approved by motion of Mr. Mand; seconded by Mr. Chambers. The listing of bills for payment was approved by motion of Mr. Chambers, seconded by Mr. Shawano ORDINANCES NO. 19-80 and 20-80 Mr. Harrison Smith, representing the applicants for the rezoning Ordinances No. 19-80 and No. 20-80 appeared before Council to request that the ordinances be tabled and placed on the June 2, 1980 meeting agenda for discussion. Mr. Chambers made a motion to table discussion of the subject ordinances until the June 2, 1980 meeting. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mand and unanimously approved. ZONING INFORMATION Mr. Gunner, Assistant Law Director, presented to Council a report on legal aspects of zoning and planning commission information. Sev- eral areas covered were plat requirements, lot splits, restrictions of zoning regulations, development of master zoning plan for uses of land, etc. - ORDINANCE NO. 24-80 ...... The rezoning request for a 3.257 acre tract of land to the rear of La Scala Restaurant was discussed next. Mr. Howard Adams represented the applicants and appeared before Council to answer questions. Mr. Shaw- an moved approval of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Mr. Geese and unanimously passed. ORDINANCE NO. 34-80 Ordinance #34-80, dealing with the consideration for Sherex Chemical Co., regarding tap fees, was read for the second time and discussed. Mr. Mand moved to approve the ordinance and pass as an emergency. Mr. Chambers seconded the motion and all members voted to approve the motion and ordinance. ORDINANCE NO. 37-80 - AMENDED Ordinance #37-80, dealing with establishing fire lanes and enforc- ing same, was read for the second time. Following a debate of the sub- ject ordinance, it was agreed to request the fire and police chiefs' attendance at the June 2, 1980 meeting to discuss the ordinance. ORDINANCE NO. 40-80 ". f Ordinance #40-80, dealing with regulating the sale of firearms was introduced by Mr. Geese and read for the first time. '- COTA PRESENTATION Mr. Reading, representing COTA, appeared before Council to make a slide presentation regarding Issue 5, a 1/2% sales tax to support the central Ohio transit program over the next five year period. Following the presentation, Mr. Reading answered questions of some Council members regarding the bus service to Dublin area residents. ~...,.,.""".."".,.,.,;.c.,"'"""_"~'",'"'",w,,""'-"""""""'!0"",,I~1i: ,f:""',:r_'l;l~ ,"''i'''''':'m rn(lltJf~i_,"ij, ,.1 TrYl.:....1 , )1i:t:.~,~'~\I1l">;_*~~>::':''''''""''''''"''''''~'''''$~,,"~,,"'''','_~'''*_; 11 l..-"~."""'""!<,)il"""""",.>..",..,..,,.-.. - RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of DUBLIN VILLAGE COUNCIL ~ AJ eet irw h National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held May 19 1980 continued ,-. SEWER TAP '-' Members reviewed a request by Mr. Scheiderer of Indian Hill Road for either exemption from mandatory sewer hook-up or payment by the Village of extra charges to extend sewer line across the street for Mr. Scheiderer to tap into sewer service. An apparent error by en- gineer's made it impossible for sewer hook-up on the south side of the street. Following a discussion, Mr. Chambers moved to approve payment of the cost to bring sewer to south side of the street. The motion was seconded by Mr. Geese,and unanimously pS33cd. The motion was then amended by Mr. Shawan to include an attempt by Village officials to find faul t and pass along the cost to the person or persons respon- ," sible. The amended motion was seconded by Mr. Chambers and passed with the vote as follows: 6-Yeas: Headlee, Geese, Chambers, Lewis, Mand, Shawano I-Nay: Maurer. ORDINANCE NO. 41-80 Mr. Mand requested Ordinance #41-80 to be placed on the agenda for discussion. Mrs. Maurer seconded, with all members voting in favor except Mr. Shawano "",... Ordinance #41-80, dealing with a contract for a fiscal impact model was then introduced by Mr. Mand and read for the first time. -....- MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS Mayor Headlee announced that the North Area Mental Health and Retardation Services had received an 8 year federal grant, with $43,000 of it to go to Dublin for its Counseling Center. Mr. Chambers announced that the American Legion would be parti- cipating in the May 26th Memorial Day services in Powell, Jerome, and Dublin. Mr. Sheldon reminded the press of the Village ordinance regard- ing political signs. No political sign may be posted on Village property but can be posted on privately owned property with the owner's permission. Mrs. Maurer questioned the purpose of the two concrete benches along State Route 161 that appear to be used solely for advertising. Mr. Sheldon replied that the sign code is vague, thereby allowing these benches. He agre~d to determine ownership of the benches and signs and contact the owners about removing the advertising. '-' Mr. Geese requested the Village Manager to send a letter of objection to the Perry Township Trustees saying that the Village Council does not agree with the increased road taxing on the ballot in June for Dublin residents residing in Perry Township. ".. * * * * * The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Headlee at 9:45 p.m. ~~~> J1~ Mayor - Presiding fficer -~Jj.~ Clerk of Council I I I I I.. '. BILLS MAY 19, 1980 PciyltoU Hill PIt.inting Co. PaJrJc.ott. Implement. Co. Vubl..i.n Au:to pcvc.u Fit. County Eng.inee.Jc. MaWtew Bende.Jc. Co. F Itank.lin T Itactolt ScLle.6 ColwnbUl.> V.wpatc.h Rodenoe~ Chevltolet H.F. McClolty Co. Sandy, I nc . r"".dUl.>a Ag gltegate.6 . )Cdy/.> Papvr. Stolte ~dw.in & SOuM Unlon Oil Co. Ame.Jc..ican Vata. P Itodu.c.u Beach Chan.dle.Jc. Lwnbe.Jc. Wilt Au:to pcvc.u Ave.Jc.Y Road Lawnmowvr. S:t.a.te Chem.icai. ScLle.6 G.ing<<Xty Pltoducu Co. P la.in C-Ulj P lwnb-ing Eldvr. and Eldvr. Ve.lawaJr.e Tltactolt ScLle.6 Vcvc.by ScLle.6 MurUc.ipal Con:tJc.ac;toM Supp.f.y C haJc.le.6 H eadi.ee , Inc.. 161 Ccvc. WMh Co. Beeline Alignlng Toppe.Jc. Steel & Supp.f.y The Elec~.ic Co. Vublin Hcvc.dwaJr.e & Pahtt Chem.i-Tltol Che.m.ic.al Co. CltedU BuJteauJt 00 ColwnbUl.> ~e P~~:bf:. ~o~~ ~!ckeye LancL6cape c-Ulj 06 ColwnbUl.> R.L. Polk & Co. Fltank.lin County She.Jc..ioo RoU 000 Containe.Jc. Se.Jc.v.ice B.F. GooclJr..ich Xvr.ox Coltpoltation Cleveland Cotton Pltodu.c.u Sue Ccvc.mean Key Blue PIt.int6, Inc. Equ.itttble L.ioe A6/.>UJtance An.dvr./.>on COn.cAe.te. Janet l/.>enh.aJt.t Moolte & Son/.> Tlte.e S~v.ice C 1uvc.,fe.6 Spe~ Gene Vepp Todd Va.v.id.6 Voug WilbuJtn Kelih R.ing/.> ,..., """.. ..~ .,~ " ~ ~." .,.,...." 11,964.82 Second hai.o - May 186 . 00 P ol..i.ce acc..ident. & othvr. Itepoltt 60ltm6 5,800.00 Rec.. Tltac.tolt & MoweJc. & othvr. 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