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The regular meeting of the Dublin Village Counoil! was held on Mar. 4, 1968
at 8 :00 PM at the Munioipal Building with Mayor Jaok Frambes presiding.
Roll call was held as follows: Denney, present; Dixon, presemt; Karrer, pres-
ent; ~~Coy, present; Sheldon, present; Ulrey,present.
The soheduled Publio Hearing on the MOGWrer rezoning request was oalled to
order.Mr. Clark Loofburrow spoke as the representative of the MoGurer's.
He stated that an oil 00. was interested in the properly for a servioe
station and later a motel. He stated that thecuse waS' in line with the
plan for thecVillage and that Council should oonsider the taxes to be
derived therefrom. He also answered questions from Counoil regarding the
timetable for developement etc. The issue was turned over to the many
visitors for their questions and oo:rnments. Approximately ten of the twenty
or more visitors' asked questions and expressed strong opposition to the
proposed rezonUng. Council was presented with a petition signed by sixty
or more reS'idents' of the area whioh opposed the rezoning. Mr John Williams
representing Mrs. Abbott, a olose neighbor to the property in question,
spoke in opposition, citing several reasons why the request should be
denied. At this time , it was moved by Karrer to table the question until
the April I, 1968 meeting. The motion W8$ seoonded; by Ulrey. vote thereon
was unanimous.
The minutes of the preceeding meeting were ~ead and approved.
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The following bills were submitted for paymeht:
Jaok Frambes $ 93.00
Erio Priday 93.00
Columbus Blank Book ~o. 45.40
Kilburry Realty 44.00
C&SOE Co. 268.04
Dispatoh Printing Co. 131.48
David Headlee 288.90
P.E.R.S. 110.53
H. E. Rose 416.56
Int. Rev. Sere 166.90
John I. Thomas 45.00
Standard Oil Co. 87.21
Nationwide Ins. Co. 117.80
Chip Bel] Tel. Co. 6.65
Franklin Co. Treas. 30.00
Geo. Eger 26.50
Dixon moved, seoonded by Denney, to pay the bills. Vote thereon wa.s unanimous.
Sheldon introduoed Ord. 12-68, aooepting the bid of Heanlee Refuse for traSh
removal in the Village. Ulrey moved, seconded by Karrer, to dispense with
the three time reading rule. Vote on the motion was unanimous. Vote on the
Ordinanoe was' unanimous.
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Sheldon introduoed ord. 13-68, rejeoting all bids' on the Monterey Dr, storm
sewer and instruoting the olerk to readverlize for bids. Dixon moved, seoonded
by McCoy, to dispensaswith the three tine reading rule. Vote on the motion
was unanimous. Vote on the Ordinanoe was unanimous.
Dixon introduoed ord. 14-68, prbhibiting the removal of ordinanoes, resolu-
tions, and notioes posted in the village. Karrer moved, seoonded by Sheldon
to dispense with the three tthme reading rule. Vote on the moY'ion was unanimous.
Vote on the ordinanoe was unanimous.
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Counoil disouss'6d the siyuation with HUD and deoided that the Solioitor
should prepare letters over the 1~yorts signature to our Senators asking
that the deadline be moved baok to allow time to implement the various
requirements for the Grant.
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The Eberly zoning ordinanoe amendmeny was disoussed but no aotion taken.
The freasurerts Report was as follows:
Bal. Jan 31, 1968
Receipts $ 685.80
Exp. 3,939.59
Bal& Feb. 29, 1968
$ 7,209.57
$ 3,955.78
Meeting adjourned.
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MAYOR
CLERK
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