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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/20/1984 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 271 .. LV! inutes of Meetillg ~ National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held February 20, 1984 19 ,... I The regularly scheduled meeting of the Dublin Village Council was called to order at 7:30 P.M. on Monday, February 20, 1984 by Mayor James E. Lewis. -- Councilmembers present were: Mr. Amorose, Mr. Close, Mrs. Headlee, Mr. Lewis, Ms. Maurer, Mr. Sutphen, and Mr. Thornton. Mr. Smith, Law Director, and Mr. Sheldon, Village Manager, were in attendance as was Village Finance Director, Ms. Prushing. Mr. Amorose moved to approve the minutes of the February 6, 1984 Council Meeting. The motion was seconded by Mr. Sutphen, and passed with an unanimous vote. Mr. Sutphen made a motion to approve the bills. The motion was seconded by Mr. Thornton. The motion to approve the bills passed by a vote of 7-0. Ordinance No. 03-84 - Proposed Waterline Payback Agreement-Llewellyn Farms. Third Reading. The vote for passage was 7-0. Ordinance No. 04-84 - Proposed Sewerline Payback Aqreement-Llewellyn Farms. Ih~rd Reading. The vote for passage was unanimous. [ Ordinance No. 06-84 - Accept Lowest/Best Bid on a Business Computer. ~econd Reading. Ms. Nan Prushing, Finance Director, recommended approval of the bid of Software Solutions, Inc. at a cost of $35,695.00. The price of $35,695.00 is the total of the hardware configuration and the software packages to be purchased at this time. Mr. Smith, Law Director, commented on the contract; specifically, Sections H and I regarding the indemni fication of the contract. Mr. Smith recommended to Council that passage of the Ordinance be subject to those two provisions on indemnifi- cation being rewritten. Responding to questions by Councilmembers, Ms. Prushing made the following comments: 1. Upon completion of the signing of the contract, the hardware will be delivered within 90 days. Following delivery of the hardware, the system and software packages will be installed. The reason it is scheduled out over eight months is for training in the various package programs and allowing the Village time to work with each set of programs. It is possible that the schedule could be moved forward, but those were set up as guidelines. It is not a problem of soft- ware availability - the 90 days is the only delay as far as getting the hardware in. 2. The contract calls for a six month period for acceptance by the licensee (Dublin) of the programs - does this six month period begin upon completion of training or upon delivery of the software? It would be six months after installation; when the training is complete. 3. The size of the down payment required on the equipment and program (20%). The Finance Director noted that this down payment requirement is a part of the normal contract and she saw no problem with it, but that she would be willing to raise that option with the company if Council so desi red. 4. Regarding the question of the licensee providing a suitable environ- ment. The site has been checked. This equipment is not susceptible to humidity, temperature, etc. (A 400 to 1200 temperature range is possible. ) Mayor Lewis recommended that Council accept the Finance Director's recommendation subject to resolution of the items in the proposed contract to the satisfaction of the Law Director (Sections H and I). Mr. Close made a motion to waive the three time reading rule and treat passage of the Ordinance as an emergency; also to make acceptance provisional. Mr. Thornton seconded the motion. The vote was 7-0. The vote for passage of the Ordinance was unanimous. ,.... ...... lJ_~*.,,;~>ijf'fi!~~>. rlm_.,~ . ~ ."'""..>_.....'~c.__"..~~.." ~..;,...., RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 275 "" Minutes of Meetillg ~ National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held February 20, 1984 19 Page Two ( Ordinance No. 09-84 - Amend Appropriations for Building Expansion Design. First Reading; Emergency. The Ordinance was introduced by Mrs. Headlee. Mayor Lewis explained that in January of 1984, Council authorized the Village Manager to proceed with the steps necessary to go forward with a Municipal Building expansion, and that this Ordinance would provide for the retention of an architect(s) to implement that recommendation. Mr. Amorose moved, with a second by Mr. Sutphen to do away with the three time reading rule and treat passage of the Ordinance as an emergency. Ms. Maurer addressed a conflict she felt with the establishment of priorities in accepting the Ordinance and not having yet discussed the Capital Improvement's package which will be discussed at the next two Council meetings. Mr. Amorose felt the Village needed to follow this procedure in order that Council would know how much money will need to be appropriate should Council decide to go ahead with the Municipal Building expansion. Mr. Sheldon remarked that upon instructions from Council in January, he has entered into a contract for the design of the Municipal Building expansion and that this Ordinance will appropriate the funds necessary to pay the fees under the contract. Mayor Lewis mentioned that it is not an issue of entering into a contract but authorizing payment of fees for services rendered under that contract from an earlier action. The vote was unanimous to do away with the three time reading and treat passage as an emergency. The vote on the Ordinance was 7-0 for passage. [ Ordinance No. 10-84 - Amendment to Village Codes Re: Blights, etc. First Reading. The Ordinance was introduced by Mr. Amorose. Mr. Smith, Law Director, indicated that he would be proposing an amendment to Section 2, E, Penalty. He will be suggesting to Council that it be a minor misdemea- nor for the first offense and that a continuing offense or second charge will be considered as a misdemeanor of the fourth degree, permitting the Mayor the latitude to impose a jail sentence and a much larger fine. This amendment will be prepared by the next Council meeting. Mr. Close suggested two changes - one in reference to 4.D. regarding charges which "may be collected in any manner provided by law". He felt that a speci fic provision is needed which authorizes councilmatic action, certificating it to the auditor for inclusion on a tax duplicate. The would particular- ly apply in the case of builders who have vacant lots which have not been developed and perhaps going bankrupt. Mr. Close also suggested that a specific measurement be cited with regard to mowing of lots, etc. Mr. Smith said that Mr. Close's suggestions for changes would be broughtto the next Council meeting. Ms. Maurer commented on 3. Permitted Home Occupation. She felt that the illustrations cited in the Ordinance were rather narrow and should be of greater scope. Mr. Smith indicated he would consider changing some of the listed occupations, but did not want to change the intent of the law. Mr. Smith felt that the intent and wishes of Council were to limit activity and to "clean up" the residential neighborhood. Mayor Lewis requested that Ms. Maurer prepare a recommendation for the next Council meeting on how that particular paragraph should be written. She agreed to do so. Mrs. Headlee noted that the Ordinance, once passed, needs to be enforced. r 'I -.... Street Lighting - Muirfield Village, Phase 20. Upon Mr. Sheldon's recommendation Mr. Sutphen moved that Council approve the installation of 13 street lights in Muirfield, Phase 20 with the stipulation that the connections be made above ground. Mrs. Headlee seconded the motion. The vote for approval was unanimous. 1I,ll'o,u.. .1 UII!.....,..,.:..."'..,CTM"'",.-l__.-',.>, RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 279 .. Minutes of Aleetill" h ~ National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held February 20, 1984 19 Page Three ~ L Design Cost of Avery Road Waterline. Mr. Sheldon requested approval from Council to enter into a contract with Burgess and Niple, Ltd. for $15,150.00 for the design of the Avery Road Water Loop to connect to the Muirfield-Summitview Road system. Mr. Sutphen raised a question - will a 12" line still be adequate in five years? Perhaps it should be a 14" or 16" line and asked the Village staff to check on it. The request from Mr. Sheldon was for the desiqn of the waterline only. Mrs. Headlee moved to accept the bid. Mr. Thornton seconded the motion, and the motion was passed by a vote of 7-0. ",.... Kiplinger Estates. Preliminary Plat Acceptance. This plat is a 13.326 acre tract located north of Bright Road and east of the terminus of Macduff Way for a 10 lot subdivision. Mrs. Headlee moved to accept the preliminary plat based upon the resolution of the conditions stipulated in Mr. Bowman's memorandum, and including the resolution of the agreement for the mainte- nance of the lake. The motion was seconded by Mr. Amorose. Mr. Close expressed a legal concern regarding enforcement of contributions of maintenance of the lake when about 1/3 of the lake is outside the area platted, and outside the area deeded with restricted covenants. Mr. Smi th was not certain enforcement could be carried out. Mr. Smith also referred to Mr. Bowman's memo which stated that someone would be hired to maintain the lake and spillway and the cost of maintenance would be shared by the owners of the lots along the lake. That deed restriction, which would not apply to owners outside of the tract, could prove to be ineffectual and could prove to be a problem for the Village of Dublin, and the problem should be solved prior to final plat approval. Mr. Robert Spencer of Spencer, Shell and Associates who prepared the preliminary plat responded. Mr. Spencer assured Council that an agreement would be entered into whereby the property owners on the lake would share the cost of maintaining same. (This would be noted on the final plat as well as the deed restrictions.) This agreement will be supplied before the final plat acceptance comes up before Council. Mr. Amorose asked Mr. Smith why the Village is (or seems to be) more concerned with assuring proper maintenance of this facility as opposed to the pond, at perhaps, the Metro Center. Mr. Smith noted that the pond at the Metro Center, a commercial facility, has one owner. The concern is the fact that the Village has no liability in that situation (Kiplinger), and Mr. Smith felt that the situation should be resolved before final plat approval. Mr. Lewis restated the motion and the vote was 7-0 for approval. ........ [ Hemingway Village - Section 3. Final Plat Acceptance. Mr. Rogers, a contiguous property owner, and Mr. Weiler were to have met and discussed the drainage situation and the construction of a buffer at the south end of the project and Mr. Rogers' property after the last Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting. That meeting has not taken place. Mr. Weiler noted that Mr. Warner, the Village Engineer, had indeed approved the drainage plans. Mr. Weiler agreed to meet with Mr. Rogers and the Village Engineer to resolve any problems. Mrs. Headlee moved to accept the final plat, Hemingway Village-Section 3, with the stipulation that the recommenda- tions of the Staff be met and that Mr. Weiler has agreed to meet with Mr. Rogers and Mr. Warner to assess the drainage situation. Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion. The vote was as follows: Amorose, yes; Close, yes (with reservations); Headlee, yes; Lewis, yes; Maurer, no; Sutphen, yes; Thornton, yes. RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 285 1. .. Minutes of Meeting ~ National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Fonn No. 1097 ~ Held February 20, 1984 19 Page Four [ Dublin Women's Club Request Regarding the Fourth Annual Festival of the Arts. As a result of increased popularity and participation, the Dublin Women's Club requested that the blocked off- area be extended from Bridge Street to Waterford Drive (previously the area extended to Fifth Alley) between the hours of 7:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. on Sunday, September 9, 1984. Considerable discussion ensued concerning the residents' ability to get in and out of their driveways, the accessibility to emergency vehicles to the area. Mr. Sheldon will check regarding the parking restrictions (if any) on Waterford Drive and Franklin Street and request that those restrictions, if there are any, be lifted. Mr. Thornton moved that South High Street be closed, as before, from Bridge Street to Fifth Alley and the parking will be resolved with the Police and Fire Departments' recommendations. Mr. Amorose seconded the motion. The motion passed by unanimous vote. [ Mayor Lewis introduced Mr. Will Hellerman who was asked to take over the investigation on behalf of Council, of the Municipal Center/Pool Complex; an idea and concept which has been discussed for approximately 12 years. MD. Hellerman expressed his pleasure at being asked to tentatively chair a committee for the purpose of doing research, organizing, planning, and possibly conducting a campaign which would lead to a favorable vote for a Dublin Metropolitan Center. Mr. Hellerman mentioned the survey conducted in 1980 to determine the desire of the citizens for such a facility to include a swimming pool. The results of the survey were inconclusive. In 1981 a bond issue was presented to the voters; the purpose was to acquire real estate to construct and improve municipal parks, including a swimm- ing facility/community center, etc. The issue failed by a 2-1 margin. One year ago, February 14, 1983, the Mayor presented to Council a Capital Improvements memorandum, containing among several subjects for considera- tion, an item specifically covering swimming/athletic facilities and community center. As of the present date not a great deal of action has been taken on that section of the Mayor's memo. Since his appointment, Mr. Hellerman has had meetings with officials of the City of Columbus, Upper Arlington, and Worthington. Mr. Sheldon has also been involved. Mr. Hellerman, the Mayor, and Mr. Sheldon have met with business leaders of the Village of Dublin to discuss the issue. Mr. Hellerman's findings veri fied the wisdom of such facilities, and each reported that the facilities were in.constant use and were considered to be an essential part of their community. Also, such facilities are a drawing card for people moving into the community. Mr. Hellerman then spoke about a "concept" of the future Dublin Metropolitan Center, mentioning that no specifics are involve( at this time. It should be constructed to house the cultural, civic, service, and recreational needs of a growing community. Such a Center must be developed to be afforded today, but meet the needs of tomorrow. Mr Hellerman requested the following: 1. Approval to create an official committee to be known as the Dublin Metropolitan Center Committee. 2. The Committee would, in so far as possible, represent those elements of the Dublin community with special interests in such an endeavor. To include, but not be limited to, civic/service groups, womens' groups, recreation groups, youth groups, the area associations, and ad hoc members from Council, the Mayor, and the Village Manager. This committee would be responsible, through its Chairman, to the Mayor. r j ..... ."IT.,', !(lII-'.I'lIIlI"I~I~''''''i'-~'"''')o''''''''";'''$'''' RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 2fn '- Minutes of Meetillg ~ National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held February 20, 1984 19 Page Five r ... r .... 3. The committee will initiate the following: A. A community survey B. A feasibili ty study C. The total campaign D, An operating budget. 4. Following this, the committee will present to the Council the results of the survey, the feasibility study, the campaign format, and the budget. 5. Assuming permission is granted to proceed, the Committee will then be responsible for the campaign to sell the program to the citizens of Dubli n . The Metropolitan Center of Dublin could become a highlight of the 1985 birthday year. Mr. Sutphen and Ms. Maurer mentioned that they felt that the Parks and Recreation Committee should be represented. The role of the Parks and Recreation Committee resulted in additional discussion. It was felt that the Parks and Recreation Committee should have adequate repre- sentation. Mayor Lewis also mentioned that it will be the responsibility of committee members (whatever their affiliation and interest) to report back to their respective organizations. Becky Saylor, Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Committee, said that she felt that the Parks and Recreation Committee was representative of all of Dublin, irrespective of t~e fact that other interest groups would be involved. She said she felt that the Parks and Recreation Committee should have a great deal of input. She also said that they would be delighted to work with Mr. Hellerman, and to assist Council in doing the work on this project. Ms. Maurer moved that a Dublin Metropolitan Center Committee be created, with the condition that at least three Parks and Recreation Committee members be included on that Committee, and that the Committee works closely with the Parks and Recreation Committee; also that one Council member be included on the Committee. Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion. The vote for passage was 7-0. [ Ms. Maurer brought up the "Leash law" and requested a resolution of the matter for the benefit of Dr. William Smith, who originally brought this matter to the attention of Council. Mayor Lewis again said that he felt that the situation was not one of adequate legislation but one of enforce- ment. The Mayor said that he had spoken with the Police Department re- garding this matter; the problem with enforcement, particularly with regard to animals and specifically with dogs in this community. Dublin has to rely upon the Franklin County area facilities and their organization (They have recently reduced their staff by about 40%.) Dublin then has to tie up a policeman to stay in control of an animal for usually a minimum of two hours and generally much longer. In "off hours" Dublin has no accommodations or facilities for impounding or retaining an animal. They, the Police Department, has made an effort. The Ordinance Dublin has is adequate, the problem is one of enforcement and facilities. Mr. Smith, Law Director, also said that he agreed with Mayor Lewis. Mr. Close, Mrs. Headlee with regard to enforcement also agreed. Dublin does not have the manpower or facilities for enforcement. As a citizen one can come to the Police Department and file a complaint. Ms. Maurer will call Dr. Smith and report the discussion. Mayor Lewis mentioned that he is aware of three cases in the last two years. Leased cars. a pool to and Vehicles. Mr. Sheldon requested that the Village lease two small One to be assigned to the Building Inspector and one to be used as car for the Village Staff to use for required and necessary trips from official meetings. The request was approved. , -,",J ^~.I;(l'J .... "'" RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 289 Minutes of Meetillg ~ National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held February 20, 1984 19 Page Six ".., -- Council Roundtable Discussion Mr. Close questioned Mrs. Saylor, Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Committee, with regard to the use of the Avery Road Park baseball and soccer fields. The fields used by D.Y.A. for baseball were temporary fields, the new baseball diamonds will be constructed in the fields used by soccer last year; new soccer fields will be constructed to the south of the terrporary fields. Ms. Maurer moved that Council allocate $290 for her attendance at the Annual Congressional City Conference of the National League of Cities in Washington, D.C. from March 3 through March 6, 1984. (The registration fee is $215 and the seminar fee would be $75.) The motion was seconded by Mr. Close. The vote was as follows: Amorose, yes;, Close, yes; Headlee, no; Maurer, yes; Sutphen, yes; Thornton, yes; Lewis, no. Ms. Maurer requested that Councilmembers inform her of their special wishes regarding committee meetings they would prefer she attend. Mr. Amorose asked Mr. Sheldon to look into the matter of cleaning up the area around the Maintenance Building. "..- ( ! ...... Mrs. Headlee mentioned the subject of land dedication and/or park fees. She mentioned that the Planning and Zoning Commission has requested land dedication rather than park fees. She also mentioned the action taken at the last Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. It was recommended that the 2~ acres of park land dedication from Hemingway Village-Section 3 be added to the park land dedication of Earlington, trying to make a plat of land which would be in the center, somewhere between Coffman Park and Avery Road Park. Mr. Thornton spoke regarding the term "enforcement", noting especially Ordinance No. 10-84, introduced at the meeting. Mr. Thornton said that Mr. Sheldon has informed him that there will be more staff available for inspections of violations in the near future. Ms. Maurer reported on the pending legislation regarding Industrial Revenue Bonds. She noted that individuals should make their wishes known to their congressmen; specifically the amount of money according to population. Ms. Susan Ensley has offered to give us a summary of the items in question and/or to write a letter representing the wishes of the Dublin Village Council. Mayor Lewis felt that individual letters would have a greater irrpact on Congressmen. He also mentioned that perhaps when a measure such as this arises, the C.I.C. should study it and make their recommendations known to Council. The meeting was adjourned at 9:19 P.M. [ Mayor - /l J~~ 'n--J, ~ Clerk of Councii/ ..11I1' ,J,lIr.,..",,' BILL LISTING FOR FEBRUARY 20, 1984 Central Ohio Welding Co. 14.40 Classified Ad for Police Clerk Inv. #K53714-Forms for Finance Director Shotguns Parkerized to Prevent Rusting Repair Lock on Desk in Maintenance Bld~ Inv. #19941 and 20226 - Repair Front End on Car #13-Repair Truck #14 Inv. #8351 - Rental of Oxygen and Acetylene Cylinders Rental of Water Cooler Replace Bulb at 161/33/Frantz Rd. I ntersecti on Share to Operate Municipal Courts Invoice #02556 The Dublin Forum National Graphics 18.40 117.51 f"'" Ted's Gun Repair Carl Zipf Lock Shop Beeline Aligning 180.00 10.25 298.45 ..... " Polar Water Company Franklin County Engineer 15.00 32.23 Treasurer, City of Columbus 919.00 Ohio Bureau of Employment Services Treasurer, City of Columbus Key Blue Prints 16.14 Charges for January Water Service at Booster Station and Municipal Building Street Lighting, Traffic Controls, Parks Inv. #041112 - Payroll Processing for January 31 Gas Cans for Fuel at Water Tower, Furnace Filters, Broom Inv. #75168 - Plan and Profile Mylars Blueprints Electrical Inspections 179.00 95.08 C&SOE 3,689.48 Automatic Data Processing 50.55 Dublin Hardware & Paint 63.08 r- Central Ohio Inspection Service Kenneth Scott 8 54 . 61 Central Communications 152.50 Electrical Inspections for September 1983 through January 1984 Check Timing and Install Spark Plug in Cruiser #11 and Replace Brakes Gasoline for Vehicles-Pump Frozen Wash Cruisers Four Tires for Cruiser #13 Two Tires for Cruiser #11 Inv. #10777, 10819-Film Processing Prisoner Boarding Fees For January Advanced Patrol Tactics School for Police Officer Inv. #40136 and 40538 - Repair Resistor on Walkie; Repair Two Portable Radios 3,491.08 Union Oil Company 243.85 Tom Matheny B.G. Goodrich Tire Co. 95.00 159.10 Photographic Perspectives 18.15 Franklin County Sheriff's Dept. 120.00 Office of the Attorney General 150.00 _. ',. ',-, ."'C..~_.",~,~*,.,,,,,,,,,~.--~-.,,,,,~.~., '. ,',< .. 'l~'''.ri> ."",_"',"J,'-, ~.~1" :.~'~ ~'..lII".' ~~ ..~ '1f~)lL.fl.1l ~_-it::I'I.j~,.f;>"'''-~ "",..,~i~-"'J~,t~lViJ[.,_,~,It1),*,.,k"_ ___jtjJ ._~__l, ~,.~j~""~ .' ~ . Bill Listing February 20, 1984 Page Two David Esis ",..... Franklin County Law Enforce- ment Association Central Ohio Mayor's Council Wil t Auto Parts ...... Shoes and Gloves Rowling and Michaels Credit Bureau of Columbus Charles E. Headlee Diehl Office Equipment Domtar Industries Elder and Elder Truck Tire Darby Sales Bobby Layman PERS Census/Commerce Basketball League Employees Payroll !fll"""- I Software Solutions SunLi fe Blue Cross TOTAL _. -~,.''''''''"_.'~ ....-j"'"_~i",.,-..,":'C'~,.I'!.-"'.,-o<.,'~"c_.,.,';j<~_,~::".,-l;l'~.'. . <'I'-_!1Ii.. 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Office Supplies Salt for Streets (115 Tons) Repair Flat Tires on Truck Batteries, Film and Flashcubes Inv. #45180; Repair Converter Bolts, Replace Choke Control on Truck 16 Employer's Portion Fees to Prepare Cost Estimate of Special Census Supervisors, Referees, Scorekeepers Salaries and Withholdings for 2-15-84 20% Payment Due at Contract Signing Life Insurance Premium Health and Dental Insurance .1'",,4 ...4 ~",M:~~rr.~;~~h":'''l',-_~\l1,'''''li''"~~'~'''_' BILL LISTING FOR FEBRUARY 20, 1984 . Polar Water Company Franklin County Engineer 15.00 32.23 Classi fied Ad for Police Clerk Inv. #K53714-Forms for Finance Di rector Shotguns Parkerized to Prevent Rusting Repair Lock on Desk in Maintenance BId Inv. #19941 and 20226 - Repair Front End on Car #13-Repair Truck #14 Inv. #8351 - Rental of Oxygen and Acetylene Cylinders Rental of Water Cooler Replace Bulb at 161/33/Frantz Rd. Intersection Share to Operate Municipal Courts Invoice 1102556 The Dublin Forum National Graphics 18.40 117 . 51 r .... Ted's Gun Repair Carl Zipf Lock Shop BeeLine Aligning 180.00 10.25 298.45 Central Ohio Welding Co. 14.40 Treasurer, City of Columbus 9~9.00 Ohio Bureau of Employment Services Treasurer, City of Columbus Key Blue Prints 16.14 Charges for January Water Service at Booster Station and Municipal Building Street Lighting, Traffic Controls, Park s Inv. #041112 - Payroll Processing for January 31 Gas Cans for Fuel at Water Tower, Furnace Filters, Broom Inv. #75168 - Plan and Profile Mylars Blueprints Electrical Inspections 179.00 95.08 C&SOE 3,689.48 Automatic Data Processing 50.55 Dublin Hardware & Paint 63.08 ~ Central Ohio Inspection Service Kenneth Scott 854.61 Central Communications 152.50 Electrical Inspections for September 1983 through January 1984 Check Timing and Install Spark Plug in Cruiser #11 and Replace Brakes Gasoline for Vehicles-Pump Frozen Wash Cruisers Four Tires for Cruiser #13 Two Tires for Cruiser #11 Inv. #10777, 10819-Film Processing Prisoner Boarding Fees For January Advanced Patrol Tactics School for Police Officer Inv. #40136 and 40538 - Repair Resistor on Walkie; Repair Two Portable Radios 3,491.08 ........ Union Oil Company 243.85 Tom Matheny B.G. Goodrich Tire Co. 95.00 159.10 Photographic Perspectives 18.15 Franklin County Sheriff's Dept. 120.00 Office of the Attorney General 150.00 '. .... "<'H&'-".,.,."""..."...W",'", "'--"-''''''''''"P'f'''':-''''''':_~'IiIll'8';'."IL r:', ..,J .J lIL,_ )_ ,J _"-lill~~~"":"'~'f;'- "'" ""'"'-:""'''''~'"''-', ~t..t:rr j;'1ft! .~ ." Rll " _J ".: r':tl! J;. )~.'~"" ~.,I!.l:"-~..,,",,,,,,-,-,....,.:.,,,-,-. ''''_~'h''" f""" ~ ,~ ....... ,.... \ Bi 11 Li sti ng February 20, 1984 Page Two David Esis Franklin County Law Enforce- ment Association Central Ohio Mayor's Council Wil t Auto Parts Shoes and Gloves Rowling and Michaels Credit Bureau of Columbus Charles E. 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Office Supplies Salt for Streets (115 Tons) Repair Flat Tires on Truck Batteries, Film and Flashcubes Inv. #45180; Repair Converter Bolts, Replace Choke Control on Truck 16 Employer's Portion Fees to Prepare Cost Estimate of Special Census Supervisors, Referees, Scorekeepers Salaries and Withholdings for 2-15-84 20% Payment Due at Contract Signing Life Insurance Premium Health and Dental Insurance "~""""'~.U.!.J _~J. L 4. _rr~ .Jl!I _u; U:~--')j"",~.,.,,,~,~,..;,,-,,,i'_., .. ,