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The regularly scheduled meeting of the Dublin Village Council was called
to order by Mayor Michael L. Close on Monday, October 20, 1986 at
7:30 P.M.
Mr. Thornton led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Members of Council present were: Mr. Amorose, Mayor Close, Mr. Jankowski,
Ms. Maurer, Mr. Rozanski, Mr. Sutphen, and Mr. Thornton.
Mr. Sheldon, Village Manager, and Mr. Stephen Smith, Law Director were
present as were Mr. Bowman, Mr. Harding, Ms. Prushing, and Mr. Warner
of the Village Staff.
Mr. Amorose moved to approve the minutes of the September 8, 1986 Special
Meeting of Council.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion.
Mr. Amorose moved to approve the minutes of the October 6, 1986 meeting of
Counc i l.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote was as follows: Mr. Amorose, yes; Mayor Close, yes; Mr. Jankowski,
yes; Ms. Maurer, yes; Mr. Rozanski, yes; Mr. Sutphen, yes; Mr. Thornton,
abstain.
Mr. Sutphen moved to approve payment of the bills.
Mr. Amorose seconded the motion.
Mr. Sutphen inquired about the two bills for fertilizer and why it was not
all ordered from one company. Ms. Prushing said that it could have been
that they were two separate orders by two different departments but that
she would look into the matter further.
Responding to a question from Mr. Thornton regarding the damaged fire
hydrant, Ms. Prushing said that the Village would be reimbursed for their
payment of the repair.
The vote was unanimous in favor of paying the bills.
Correspondence
There was no objection to a one day liquor permit for a function to be
held at 6565 Frantz Road on November 15, 1986, said function to be
sponsored by the Big Brothers, Big Sisters Association of Columbus and
Franklin County.
Mayor Close commented regarding the issue of handicapped parking which
was discussed at the last Council meeting. The Law Director had responded
in writing to the Mayor. He noted that on review it was noted that the
parking violation is a minor misdemeanor which carries a fine of up to
$100.00 if anyone would appear in Mayor's Court.
By Executive Order the handicapped parking violation has been amended to
$50.00 and there is no Councilmatic action is required.
Public Hearing
Ordinance No. 15-86 - Rezone 3.66 Acres - Dublin-Granville Road, West of
Sawmill Road.
There were no registered proponents or opponents.
Mr. Bowman said that the applicants had not been in with a landscape plan.
He also said that, give approval of the rezoning, the applicants will need
to come back with the final building elevation drawings, the final site
plan, as well as the full landscape plan. He also said that there are
Corridor Development District review implications concerning the two
service drives which the applicant has said he will construct, and it
appears that the required additional 25' will be able to be obtained.
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Responding to a question from Mr. Thornton, Mr. Bowman said that in a
P.U.D. the zoning district actually becomes the preliminary plan which
includes the text as well as the drawings. The applicant must do
exactly what he has represented or the zoning district, the P.U.D. is
no longer in effect.
The ordinance will layover for a third reading at the Council meeting on
November 3, 1986.
Tabled Ordinance
Ordinance No. 58-86 - Land Dedication or a Fee in Lieu Thereof. Third
Reading.
Mr. Rozanski said that he felt that it was important that everyone have a
clear understanding of the ordinance; that he wanted to clarify that this
ordinance was in addition to the present green space ordinance, and that
it in no ways replaces the previous ordinance.
Mayor Close also said that he was in agreement; that the original ordinanc
would not be at all affected by the passage of this ordi~ance.
Mr. Rozanski moved to approve the following amendment to Ordinance No.
58-86:
"Under no condition is any land obtained hereunder and used jointly with
any school district to be used for the erection of an educational
building, storage site, bus terminal, administration facility or other
non-recreational use."
Ms. Maurer seconded the amendment.
Mayor Close commented that in fact wQat the amendment would do would be,
e.g., if the school needed 10 acres for a site, it would allow them to
acquire perhaps 1.5 to 2 acres to put the physical structure on and
then use the rest of the acreage jointly with the municipality.
Mr. Rozanski said that he felt that the land should be used as a
recreational facility by the residents of the Village and not for a
single designated group.
Mr. Thornton said that he had a concern that one might want, in the future
to put a non-recreational building on park land (fire house, day care
facility, senior citizens home, etc.) and that this amendment could
preclude that happening.
It was suggested that the amendment be viewed as placing restrictions on
the uses the Village could have with the school district, and that it
only prevents the Village from putting school-related buildings on the
sites, but that it would allow the Village to use the land to provide
recreational facilities adjacent to schools.
Mr. Jankowski said that the amendment solidifies the concept of the
joint park/Village-type development as is authorized in 755 of the Ohio
Revised Code. He said that he liked the ordinance as it is, but said
that he did understand those members of Council who wish to solidify
the strength of the ordinance. He also did say, however, that he had
difficulty with the term "non-recreational use" as to its specific
applications.
Mr. Rozanski amended his motion to read as follows: "Under no condition
is any land obtained hereunder and used jointly with any school district
to be used for the erection of an educational building, storage site,
bus terminal, administration facility or other such uses."
Ms. Maurer seconded the motion.
The vote was as follows: Mayor Close, yes; Mr. Jankowski, yes; Mr. Amorose,
yes; Ms. Maurer, yes; Mr. Sutphen, yes; Mr. Rozanski, yes; Mr. Thornton,no.
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Mr. Rozanski proposed a sec9nd amendment which reads as follows:
"All funds received hereunder shall be set aside for the purpose of
acquisition of additional parks and/or recreational land. Upon
ordinance passed by Council, at any time that Council so determines
it appropriate, said fund may be used instead for parks development/
maintenance."
Mr. Amorose seconded the motion.
Ms. Prushing asked if it was Council's wish to have two separate funds.
She said that the current monies go into the Parks and Recreation Fund,
but that acquisition comes out of the General Fund.
After discussion it was decided that it would be the wish of Council that
it would not be necessary to open two separate accounts if, by accounting,
the Village can establish what ratio of money is in each one. It was
also mentioned that Council would not wish those monies to go into the
Parks and Recreation Fund, be used for improvements to Avery Park, e.g.,
and then if there were an opportunity to buy a piece of property the
money might not be available. It could be in the Fund but in a separate
account, bookkeeping-wise, for that specific purpose.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the amendment.
Mr. Jankowski commented that he agreed with Mayor Close that the particula~
legislation would not solve the school problems, but that it would help. '
,In addition, he said, it would appear that the Village is breaking some
new ground in the State of Ohio by endorsing this kind of joint school/par~
type of project. If the Village is successful in this type of endeavor, ,
this will be the way for future and better cooperation and work between
the two governments involved. He acknowledged that it would not be a
simple matter to administer.
Mr. Bruce Burkholder, representing the BIA, said that he recalled that the
Law Director was asked at the last Council meeting to draft an amendment
relative to the inclusion of commercial property.
Mayor Close said that the Law Director was directed to address the issue
of commercial property, he has done so, and Council has elected not to
make a further amendment concerning commercial property.
The vote on the amendment was unanimous in faoor.
Mayor Close said that Mr. Rich, ~ttorney for the School Board, would be in
contact with Ms. Maurer for her input regarding the Earlington school
site.
Ordinance No. 72-86 - Amending the 1986 Annual Appropriation Ordinance.
Second Reading. (Ice Skate Rink Project)
Mayor Close, responding to a request for clarification from Mr. Thornton,
explained that the Columbus Foundation has committed to give the Village
of Dublin a grant to reimburse the Village for the total capital expendi-
tures to make forms and construct two ice rinks to be built at the
Coffman Road Park. Under the terms of the grant, with the exception of
whatever part-time people that the Village will need to hire to supervise
the ice, the project will be at no cost to the Village.
It was noted that the project had been reviewed by the Parks and Recreation
Department and the Parks and Recreation Committee with a recommendation
for approval.
Mr. Amorose reported that there were some questions and some uncertainties
but that the Parks and Recreation Committee felt that those things could
be worked out.
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Ms. Maurer said that she had been in touch with the Director of Parks and
Recreation in Worthington who had tried a similar project. The Director
indicated that a great deal of monitoring would be required, as well as
labor, such as cleaning the ice, etc.
Mayor Close noted that the proximity to the Municipal Building would be
an advantage (Police Department, Maintenance Building, etc.)
Mr. Sutphen moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat as
an emergency.
Mr. Amorose seconded the motion.
The vote was 7-0 in favor of the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the ordinance.
Ordinance No. 75-86 - Rezone .185 Acre Approximately 800 Feet South of
Post Road. First Reading.
Mr. Amorose introduced the ordinance.
Mr. Amorose moved to refer the ordinance to the Planning and Zoning
Commission.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion.
Ordinance No. 76-86 - Rezone 95.501 Acres, North of Post Road Between
Coffman Road and Avery Road. First Reading.
Mr. Sutphen introduced the ordinance.
Mr. Rozanski moved to refer to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Mr. Amorose seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion.
Ordinance No. 77-86 - Amending the 1986 Annual Appropriation Ordinance.
First Reading.
Mr. Rozanski introduced the ordinance.
Mr. Rozanski moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat as
an emergency.
Mr. Jankowski seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion.
The vote was 7-0 in favor of the ordinance.
Ordinance No. 78-86 - Accept Quotation for Design of Tuller Road Improvements.
First Reading.
Mr. Sutphen introduced the ordinance.
Responding to a question from Mr. Thornton, Mr. Warner said that the firm
of Bauer, Davidson & Merchant, Inc. will do the design of the street,
storm sewer and the necessary waterline on the street.
He noted that they will require an extra price to prepare the bid
specifications.
Mayor Close noted that the ordinance will be held over for a second reading
on Monday, November 3, 1986, at 7:30 P.M.
Ordinance No. 79-86 - Appoint Person to Fill Unexpired Term on Board of
Zoning Appeals. First Reading.
Ms. Maurer introduced the ordinance.
Ms. Maurer recommended that the Elaine "Becky" Saylor be appointed to fill
the unexpired term of Mary Ann Rausch on the Board of Zoning Appeals,
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waive the three time reading rule, and treat the ordinance as an emergency.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
The vote on the motion was unanimous in favor.
The vote on the ordinance was 7-0 in favor.
Ordinance No. 80-86 - Creation of New Job Classification - Maintenance
Department. First Reading.
Mr. Sutphen introduced the oridnance.
Mayor Close announced that the ordinance would have a second reading at
the Council Meeting on November 3, 1986.
Other
Discussion Regarding 129 S. High Street
Mayor Close commended the Chamber of Commerce for the superb Bridge Open-
ing Celebration on October 15, 1986.
Mr. Vernon Metz, representing the Chamber of Commerce, referred to a letter
addressed to Mr. Sherman Sheldon from Mr. William Fearon regarding the
property at 129 S. High Street. Mr. Metz, Mr. Vornbrock, and Mr. DeLong
of the Chamber of Commerce had comments as did members of Council and Staff.
1. The Chamber of Commerce would like to use a valuable piece of Village
property to benefit the community as a whole, specifically the
historical area on High Street.
2. The desire is to establish a travel and tourism center with that
property.
3. There are two buildings on the property and the Chamber's feeling is
that the old bus garage is the more valuable of the two buildings.
4. The other building (the old Village Hall) would be removed and the
property landscaped during the spring of 1987; be a "focal point" for
the area.
5. It is perceived to be a cooperative venture between the Village of
Dublin and the Chamber of Commerce.
6. Anticipate that they would provide an information center, restrooms,
and offices.
7. The center would also serve as a meeting location for service
organizations, fraternal groups, etc.
8. The Chamber would staff the center on a daily basis.
9. As soon as possible, the Chamber would move into the smaller structure
and then over a period of time, renovate the old garage, move into
the garage, remove the former Village Hall and landscape that area.
10. Hopefully most of the project would be completed by mid-1987.
11. Mr. Page Vornbrock said that the anticipated cost of the project is
$60,000.00. Of that amount the Chamber would request a commitment
of $30,000.00 from the Village, and a commitment from the business
community of $30,000.00. There will be a proposal to the CIC for
funding; there will be proposals made to Chamber members for funding.
In addition, they will ask for contributions from some of the major
corporations in the community.
12. The Village would lease the property to the Chamber for $1 a year
(20 years); the Village would be responsible for all utilities and
maintenance of the building exterior, the parking lots and the yards.
The Chamber would be responsible for the maintenance of the building
interior including custodial services for the public restrooms.
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13. Mr. Phil DeLong showed conceptual drawings of the proposing building(si
- offices for the Chamber as well as the proposed travel and tourism center,
14. The facility would be approximately 35' x 50'. The facility would
be converted by 1/3 for the Chamber, 2/3s for use by the citizens
of the community as well as the restrooms (2) for the travel and
tourism center.
Initially, the Dublin Chamber of Commerce would be receptive to using
the old Village Hall and would use it until the renovation of the
building in the back would be completed.
Ms. Maurer said that she did not feel that two restrooms would be
adequate. Mr. Thornton agreed with ms. Maurer. ,
Mr. DeLong said that they were requesting input from members of Counci~
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and would consider adding additional restroom facilities. I
Mayor Close said that he felt that Council needs to make a policy I
decision about what the Village will do with properties they own,
e.g, these buildings, the Counseling Center, and thought that this
type of project could be beneficial to the Village.
Responding to a question from Mrs. Nicholls regarding the historical
value, if any, of the buildings, Mr. Metz said that they did research
that issue and were told that there is really no historical value to
the buildings. The building was built in the 1930s, and was used as
a Village Hall for a number of years.
It was mentioned that the land value would be of more significance
than the value of the buildings.
Ms. Maurer mentioned that the retail value of the buildings would be
around $99,000.00.
Ms. Maurer also mentioned a concern that those buildings might need
to be used by employees of the Village since staff numbers will be
increasing, and the current building is "bursting at the seams".
Mr. DeLong said that they will be providing a meeting room for use by
various community groups; a room with measurements of about 35' x 28'
of space to accommodate groups of up to 100 persons.
Mr. Amorose said that he felt that such a facility would be a benefit
to the community, encouraging volunteerism, etc.
Mayor Close said that he had some concern with the Village providing
$30,000.00 from their finances.
Mr. Thornton said that he felt that the Village would be getting a
bargain by providing $30,000.00 for the construction and continued
maintenance of restroom facilities.
Ms. Maurer said that she did not feel that she could justify turning
over a building for those purposes when the space issues have not been
resolved.
Mr. Sheldon said that the lease hold agreements are on a month to
month basis. he also pointed out the following general information _
rent comes to about $6500.00 for the buildings and cost the Village
$400 to $500 to pay the expenses; $100,000.00 worth of property;
$30,000.00 to help remodel plus $4000.00 to $5000.00 annually for
expenses.
Mr. Rozanski said that he hates to see any building torn down.
Mr. DeLong said that they would guarantee that the cost estimates would
not be exceeded.
Ms. Maurer suggested perhaps selling the property.
Mayor Close appointed the followiong to an ad hoc committee of Council
to work with the Chamber on the project - Mr. Thornton, Mr. Rozanski,
and Mr. Amorose.
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Mr. Bowman said that the applicant for the Public Hearing rezoning was about
10 seconds late for his portion of the meeting.
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Comments from Citizens
Dr. James Stoycheff as a private citizen had the following comments:
1. Congratulated members of Council on passing the "school land ordinance
2. Mentioned the Hammond Resolution passed by the Columbus City Council
in 1985 which denies any upzoning of an area which lacks sufficient
infrastructure.
The Resolution has been challenged - unsuccessfully.
3. Dublin needs this type of legislation because of the following
situations:
A. The sewers of Dublin are nearly at capacity or will be in the
near future.
B. Federal help and funds from our developers will be necessary to
help correct our overcrowded streets, such as the Post and
Coffman Roads area.
C. The Dublin fire chief has warned us of insufficient water pres
to fight fires in parts of Dublin.
D. The overcrowded schools present an obvious problem.
If Council will not pass legislation to slow growth to an accept-
able level as was done in Boulder, Colorado and Zionsville,
Indiana, then the Dublin citizens must initiate petitions to have
this accomplished.
E. Mr. Bob Harris of the Dublin School Board also feels that there
is a need for devinite, planned growth in the Dublin community.
F. Mr. Phil Angelo of the Northwest Development Task Force is
working with the Columbus City Council. Our school administratio~
and our Council must work together with Columbus to find
additional sources of funding for schools, roads, water, sewer,
parks and comprehensive bike paths to make Dublin the finest
community in the world.
Council Roundtable Discussion
Mr. Rozanski
1. Mr. Rozanski asked Mr. Warner if the Village had gotten a commitment
from Muirfield as to when they would be commencing construction of
the Avery Road waterline. Mr. Rozanski noted that northing had been
done and suggested "putting some pressure on them to get moving on
it".
Ms. Maurer
1. Ms. Maurer announced that the new member of the Board of Zoning
Appeals, Becky Saylor, will be given some orientation on Wednesday
evening, October 22, 1986 at 5:30 P.M.
She also said that the committee appreciated the time, interest, and
effort expended by the citizens who indicated an interest in filling
the vacancy created by the resignation of Mary Ann Rausch.
Mr. Amorose
1. Regarding Tuller Road Improvements. Mr. Amorose said that he was
concerned about the inspection of these types of projects, especially
storm water retention down Tuller Road. He noted that there is a
rapid drop-off in elevation from where the shopping center leaves
off and where Riverside Drive begins. He commented that perhaps
Council should seek outside inspection from a private company rather
than doing it in-house.
Mr. Warner said that he was comfortable with inspecting the project
in-house. He also said that there would be an inspector on that
project full time.
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Mr. Rozanski
1. Lighting in Monterey Park. Mr. Rozanski noted that the Columbus and
Southern Ohio Electric Company had investigated the matter and had
indicated that they could install two lighting fixtures within the
Park which should provide adequate lighting to deter vandalism. Mr.
Rozanski moved to approve lighting Monterey Park in contract with
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company.
Mr. Thornton suggested that citizens in the neighborhood be informed
(via the press) that Council is anticipating putting lights in
Monterey Park so that in the event citizens have concerns they are so
informed.
Mr. Thornton
1. Mr. Thornton said that the traffic lights at the bridge "are being
worked on".
Mr. Jankowski
1. Commenting on Mr. Stoycheff's remarks, Mr. Jankowski mentioned the
petition previously presented and signed by approximately 700 citizens
asking Council to do something about growth management. Mr. Jankowski
said that he did not feel that that was an unreasonable request but
that it was a large issue. Therefore, he proposed that Council take
the following steps:
A. Get an opinion from the Law Director concerning what the parameters
of growth management policies are in the State of Ohio. Mayor
Close suggested that that opinion be available for the next
meeting of Council.
B. Have a special task force appointed consisting of certain Council
members, people from the community, people from the School Board,
and people from the building industry to ultimately make recommen~
dations to Council as to what, if anything, should be done re-
regarding growth management -'the rate at which the Village
develops as opposed to the character.
Mr. Thornton commented that if the Village had had monitors on the sewers
the Village would know why there was an overflow. He also suggested that
the water and sewer studies be done as quickly as possible.
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Mr. Sutphen
1. Mr. Sutphen said that he would like to see a status report or work
begun on the Avery Road Waterline.
2. He also said that something needs to be done at the intersection of
Avery Road and Muirfield Drive.
3. Regarding the apartments in the same area, Mr. Sutphen noted that the
firewalls on some of the sections have been constructed but nothing
else seems to have been done, and commented "that it is a mess".
It was noted that there is a two year restriction on residential building
permits.
Mayor Close said that Council will be meeting with representatives of
employees (non-safety departments) on Monday, October 27 at 7:30 P.M.
Mayor Close announced an Executive Session at the close of the regular
meeting of Council to discuss personnel matters.
Mayor Close said that he was very angry about statements being made and
rumors being circulated in Dublin with regard to members of Council
regarding their motives, etc. on issues, particularly on the issues of
moratorium and growth development.
He said that he felt that there was no reason that in Dublin that
reasonable people cannot disagree reasonably on issues.
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Mayor Close commented that if any person would have facts on things that
Council members are doing that are immoral or unethical that they call
it to the direct attention of other members of Council and, if necessary,
Council members will investigate.
He said that it is not fair to make unsupported allegations as to the
motivation of persons on Council
Mayor Close adjourned the meeting at 9:29 P.M.
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Dublin Express
Dublin Hilliard Towing
Dublin Local Schools
JD Equiprent
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Franklin Co. Sheriffs Dept
Gingway Products
Goodyear
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Laidlaw Waste Systems
Lamberts
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C.O. Lowe Sales
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Na~ional Rifle Association
O.C.A. Business Equip.
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Radio Shack
Roto Rooter
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Washington 'IWp.
White Acres Implement
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Blades for honda mower
Limestone & gravel for roads
Mileage Reimbursement
Alignment for truck & cruiser
Folding gym mat for tumbling
Antenna
Firearms inst. school-range use
Film Processing
Work Shoes
Fertilizer & Delivery
Refund-Terrp. Sign Fee
Halogen bulbs for cruisers
Film & Batteries
Binders, envelopes, folders, etc...
lapel pins - "DUBLIN"
Wrench, operating supplies
Brochure-Parks & Rec. Fall & Winter
Tow cruiser #11
Bus transportation for sumner programs
Equiprent repairs
Bond paper
Prisoner Boarding-Sept.
Axle
Tractor Tire
Avery Rd. Park inprovements
Inspector logs
Residential Collections
Coffee, cream, cups, etc...
Repair Cruiser #11, tune-up cruiser #10
Fertilizer
Wrench & sockets
Color prints
Repairs to intox. #1305
Tuition-Firearms inst. school
Maint. agreernent-et121
Testing-Dublin Village Center
Repair tape recorder
Storm sewer at Bright Rd & Indian Hill
Repair water line-Coffman park
End caps for light bar on cruiser
Summer Day Camp Activities
Finger print cards
Repair work on cruisers
Fire hydrant maint.
Belt & Blades for mower
Maint. agreement
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llaghan & Co.
b Darragh
Jlumbus Dispatch
Dave Harding
Key Blue Prints
Laidlaw Waste System
Lenslife Photography
Sharon Neff
-.Police & Fire Pension Fund
Reco Electric
Riebel Equip.
Ron Rhodes
Banc Ohio
...ublin Post Office
Donnegal Cliffs Development
Planned Communities
Multicon
City of Cols.
Shamrock II Develop.
Rob Geis
.. SSI Mix
Payroll
94.83
1008.48
157.39
15.60
3692.28
92.45
30.83
79.52
22.52
8.73
421.00
130.00
52.55
21960.83
120.00
101.97
200.00
10037.50
152.50
3794.40
704.00
1733.36
32430.84
351.00
75.00
90.00
50382.25
TOTAL $202,568.46
Service call-Middle School slgn flasher
Dental Insurance
Pump & hose
Rental of oxygen/Acetylene
Electric service
Matthews Municipal Ord.
Mileage Reimbursement
Ad-Electric Inspector
Mileage Reimbursement
Blue Line Printing
Lift Charges
Shooting fee
Refund-overpayment on Schools
fuployers portion
Service call to check power at shelter house
Repair clutch on truck
Refund deposit for Jerare Twp. Hall
principal & interest on n sewer
Mail W-l's
water tap oversizing
Payback-water tap-Llewellyn Fanus
Payback-sewer tap Llewellyn Fanus
Sewer tap perrni ts
Water Tap payback
M:!al Allowance
Seminar
Payroll 10/15/86