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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/16/1987 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ 1I eld February 16, 1987 19 The regularly scheduled meeting of the Dublin Village Council was called to order by Mayor Michael L. Close at 7:30 P.M. on Monday, February 16, 1987. 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. Stephen J. Smith, Law Director, and Ms. Prushing, Acting Village Manager were also present as were: Mr. Bowman, Ms. Clarke, Mr. Hahn, Mr. Harding, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Johnson, Ms. Jordan, and Chief Mayer of the Village Staff. Mr. Amorose moved to approve the minutes of the February 2, 1987 meeting of the Dublin Village Council. Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous in favor. Mr. Amorose moved to approve payment of the bills. Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion. The vote was 7-0 in favor of the motion. Mayor Close gave a brief explanation to those present concerning the events which have taken place during the last couple of weeks. Mayor Close reported that two weeks ago, in the morning, Mr. Sherman Sheldon tendered to Mayor Close a request that he be allowed to no longer be the Manager of the Village of Dublin. He said that he had been subsequently provided with documentation from Mr. Sheldon's physician that indicated that as a result of the pressure of the position Mr. Sheldon was in that physicially he was no longer desirous of remaining in the position. This information was reported to the rest of the members of Council and sub- sequently there was an emergency executive session of Council on Friday night, February 6, 1987. At that point the determination was made by Council that Mr. Sheldon be relieved of his duties, and on Monday, February 9, 1987, Ms. Nanette J. Prushing was named Acting Village Manager in Mr. Sheldon's behalf. Mr. Sheldon, Mayor Close said, had accumulated over the many years a substantial amount of sick leave, a substantial amount of vacation pay, and a substantial amount of comp time which had not been used. The Council will be proceeding to discuss and make arrangements with Mr. Sheldon as to exactly what the terms of his retirement from Village service are to be and the effective dates of same. Mayor Close commented that the Village will miss Mr. Sheldon's dedication and hard work and his concern about the Village and its residents has been appreciated and will be greatly missed. Prior to the two Public Hearings Mayor Close repeated to those present the Dublin Council Rules of Order as regards public hearings. Ordinance No. 15-87 - Adopt in Principle, Proposed 1987 Capital Improve- ments. Public Hearing. Mr. Willard Chambers was registered as an opponent (belatedly). There were no registered proponents. Mayor Close reported that none of the line items listed on the proposed capital improvements for 1987 can be acted upon, or any expenditure RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS ",1 in utes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ICS Meeting National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held February 16, 1987 19 Page Two Ms. Maurer also requested clarification on the item listed as Continuation of Bikeway Study and Planning. Ms. Jordan said that this continuation of the project which was begun last year would include mapping, etc. Ms. Maurer mentioned and asked about the Frantz Road Boulevard landscaping plan. She indicated that she thought that the initial $38,000.00 was for the initial tree planting program. Mr. Amorose said that he and the staff horticulturist went over the plan and made the plant selection and placement. Ms. McClellan has said that she would report back to Mr. Amorose . Ms. Maurer noted that the amount of $38,000.00 would be a carryover from 1986 and wondered if there would be an additional amount of money required during 1987. Mr. Amorose said that he would report back to Council prior to the next meeting. Mr. Danny Johnson reported that the land acquisition for a future main- tenance building will be required during the coming year. Ms. Maurer asked if all the items listed under "Water" were all items that needed to be done in 1987. She requested information regarding construction start, etc. on the item listed as "Waterline on Brand to Loop Avery Line and Coffman Line". That information will be available at the next meeting. Ms. Maurer asked if there were listed a cost estimate for the new pumps on the list (sewer pumps). Ms. Maurer noted that that item should be added as an amendment prior to the next meeting. It was noted that the extension of the waterline from the Dublin Public Library to Avery Road would be designed in 1988, with construction to begin in 1989. With regard to the request from the Maintenance Department for a large dump truck with snow plow and spreader, Mr. Rozanski said that the Village has one snow plow that is basically "worn out" and the cost of keeping same operable is not cost effective. The purchase of the dump truck, was noted, would be an addition due to the increase in the miles of streets and roads within the Village. With regard to the sign making machine, Mr. Rozanski said that purchase of same would also be a cost effective measure. It was noted that there are about 7,000 signs in Dublin (stop, yield, etc.) It was also noted that signs need to be replaced periodically. Ms. Maurer commented that it was important in terms of the Village's liability that damaged signs be replaced immediately. Mr. Sutphen emphasized the need for a different detective car to replace one of the cars presently used. It was noted that with the purchase of a VCR and Screen for Training that it would hI" ;Jvil;Jhlp llC;P Fnr rnp pnrirp \1i11,,0<> n"t- "n1" f".... ",co h" rho RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting - ~ICS Meetillg National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ II eld February 16, 1987 19 Page Three Mr. Bill Chambers of 3000 Martin Road, Dublin, Ohio. Mr. Chambers noted that for almost 11 years he has annually spoken to the Dublin Village Council on the subject of capital improvements, and he said that his point has not been "sold so far". He noted that the procedure has been that in the winter of each year that it has been determined how much money will remain after expenses for all other needs have been determined and then decide what projects it can be spent for. Mr. Chambers suggested that that is not the way to approach the issue. He noted that he has advocated the doctrine of a five year capital improvement program for all those years and was briefly successful in 1983 when a capital improvements program system (5 year type) was adopted by Council and was included as a part of the Council Rules of Order. He commented that the Village should now be in the fourth year of the five year capital improvements program. He said that if that five year program had been adopted then there would be no need for people to say that the Village has too many people for the infrastructure to take care of them. Mr. Chambers suggested getting busy and build the things that the citizens need; you never get the big jobs done. He pointed out that the Village Planner proposed a five year capital improvement plan some time ago that has not been acted upon. He also said that one does not need a master plan when one is already five to ten years behind in a capital improvements program; the people are already here, they are in place. Mr. Chambers noted that a great many persons who work in Dublin do not live in Dublin. If they live in Columbus or somewhere else where the income tax is 2%, then 2% is collected from their income in Dublin where they work and 1% is sent down to Columbus (approximately 1 million dollars). Mr. Chambers said that he felt that this present Council is the best that Dublin has had in 10 years; that it is the only one that has made an attempt at internal organization; it has strong leadership; on an individual basis its members probably spend more time on public basis than has any other Council; it has been most patient in listening to the diverse views of a dynamic community. Mr. Chambers said that the capital improvement program before members of Council could be translated into a five year capital improvement program before the next meeting, and if asked he would help to make it happen. Mayor Close agreed with Mr. Chambers in that in the past the big items that need to get done just do not get done because the money is not available in any given year to do it. Mayor Close also said that there is complete agreement on Council that this will be the last capital improvements budget that will be looked at in this way. He said that there would just not be enough time to develop this particular program into a five year capital improvements program before the next RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ICS Meeting National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held February J 6, 1987 19 Page Four Ordinance No. 17-87 - Proposal to put Income Tax Increase on Ballot. Public Hearing. There were no registered proponents. Registered opponents were Mr. Dennis Muchnicki of 270 Clover Court and Dr. James Stoycheff of 4540 Arrowhead Road. Dr. Stoycheff asked that Council consider the possibility of allowing ~% of the income tax increase to go to the schools. In talking with many citizens Dr. Stoycheff said that he has gotten the impression that they are going to turn down the 1% income tax increase at the polls; the main reason being that they do not favor the inordinate growth in Dublin. Mr. Dennis Muchnicki said that although he registered as an opponent he said that he was really a person who would like to see "some fine tuning". Mr. Muchnicki said that he thought the west branch sewer issue was very controversial. He said that he also felt that there was a strong anti-tax sentiment among the citizens. He said that he felt that the west branch sewer was a particularly controversial package is because while many proposals on the capital improvements list are things that will be used by existing residents, the west branch sewer is for future development (a subsidy of developers). He suggested not risking a defeat but putting in a controversial project. Mayor Close commented as follows: Mayor Close said that although the ordinance as proposed commits to spending a percentage of that money for capital improvements, an issue that should be addressed is that because of the workings of the State laws that pertains to the amount of millage that can be pledged to pay any given debt, none of the costs of the actual construction of Dublin's portion of the west branch sewer can be bonded unless and until such time as that is approved by the public. The inside millage limitation would be exceeded in the event Council, by themselves, were to commit the funds to go ahead and do that project. The voters must approve that excess beyond the inside millage. Given the present tax base, Mr. Close said that he could not foresee that not being a ballot issue. Mayor Close also commented that when Columbus engineered the east branch interceptor it was engineered to supply the sewage for the east side of the river, not the west side. At the point when Columbus reaches capacity by their own development on the east side of the river, they probably will have the right to tell Dublin that they have to "hook in" to the west branch interceptor,even if the Village is not talking about another single house being constructed - merely to meet the sewage needs that already exist in Dublin. It was noted that at this point Dublin is collecting 1% of the income of oeoole that work here. It is estimRten thRt n~ to 70% of rhp nponlp rh~r RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ II eld February 16, 1987 19 Page Five Mr. Amorose said that he agreed with Mayor Close that the Village should take advantage of the income tax monies, but that it concerned him that 75% of the capital budget would be going to sewer and water. He said that he would prefer a greater percentage be spent on street improvements, parks, etc. Mayor Close pointed out that presently Dublin has a 30% commercial rate base and 70% residential. That commercial base is, he said, necessary for the financial well being of the schools unless the citizens want an outrageous increase in the property taxes on their residences. Mr. Chambers recalled that five or six years ago a similar package failed in an election by 10 votes. He suggested forming a citizens committee of 150 to 200 citizens as proponents of the increase in income tax to go out and talk to the voters and inform them of the necessity of same. Mr. Chambers also said that what is most important is that all of the members of Council vote for the issue and be unified and work together for passage of such a measure. It was agreed that more study and review is required, and that perhaps the issue should be put on the ballot for a special election or be placed on the November ballot rather than have it on the May ballot. It was agreed to hold the ordinance over for a third reading at the second meeting of Council in March (March 16, 1987). Ordinance No. 64-86 - Rezone 95.12 Acres Southwest Corner of Brand and Dublin Roads. Third Reading. Mr. Sutphen moved that the ordinance be referred back to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Amorose seconded the motion. Ms. Maurer said that she felt that this was a good plan, accepting the premise that there should be a higher density on this acreage. She did note that Council members do have concern regarding details - a traffic plan, the two acre entryway park (to be regarded as a park contribution?), what portion of Brand Road would be paid for by the Village, etc. She asked, "What are the negotiable issues with the developer?" Ms. Maurer also said that she felt that Council members should make their feelings known. Mr. Amorose said that since there have been significant changes from the original plan that it should go back to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Responding to a question from Mr. Jankowski, Mayor Close said that if upon reconsideration the Planning and Zoning Commission were to approve the rezoning, then it would take three votes on Council to approve it. If the Planning and Zoning Commission would disapprove the rezoning, then it would take five votes of Council to override that disapproval. RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ICS Meeting National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ II eld February 16, 1987 19 Page Six Ordinance No. 07-87 - Appointments to Various Boards and Commissions. Third Reading. Mr. Rozanski amended the ordinance to make the following appointments to the boards and commissions of the Village of Dublin: Reappointment of Roger Berlin to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Reappointment of Richard Rauh to the Board of Zoning Appeals. Appointment of Denise King to the Parks and Recreation Committee. Reappointment of Thomas Kellett to the Architectural Review Board. Appointment of Gary Williams to the Personnel Board of Review. Mr. Amorose seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion to amend Ordinance No. 07-87. The vote on the ordinance was 7-0 in favor. Ordinance No. 16-87 - Amend Ordinance No. 52-81 Reading. The third reading before Council will be on March 2, 1987. Mayor Close requested that the Village Attorney define exempt versus non- exempt as it relates to this position. Compensation Plan. Second Ordinance No. 20-87 - Ordinance to Amend Section 1305.2 of Dublin Codified Ordinances - CABO One and Two-Family Dwelling Code. First Reading. Mr. Sutphen introduced the ordinance. Mayor Close requested that the Clerk forward a copy of the ordinance to the BIA for appropriate comment. The second reading will be held on March 2, 1987. Ordinance No. 21-87 - Rezone 12.049 Acres, Southwest Corner of W. Dublin- Granville Road. First Reading. Mr. Amorose introduced the ordinance. Mr. Amorose moved to refer the ordinance to the Planning and Zoning Commiss on. Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous in favor of referral to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Ordinance No. 22-87 - Rezone 95.657 Acres, Northwest Corner of Post and Avery Roads. First Reading. Mr. Amorose introduced the ordinance. Mr. Amorose moved to refer the ordinance to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Ms. Maurer seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous in favor of referral to the Planning and Zoning Commission. RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held February 16, 1987 19 Page Seven The vote on the ordinance was unanimous in favor. Ordinance No. 24-87 - Accept a Quotation for Consulting Services for Master Planning Workshop. First Reading. Mr. Sutphen introduced the ordinance. Mr. Sutphen moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat as an emergency. Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion. The vote on the ordinance was 7-0 in favor. Other Request for Approval of Final Plat - Llewellyn Farms, Section III, Part 1. Mr. Thornton moved for approval of the final plat. Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion. Mr. Amorose recalled that the Planning and Zoning Commission requested that the applicant install curbs and gutter along Tuttle Road. Mr. Bowman said that he will investigate further, study the engineering feasibility and report to Council when the second part of the plat comes in for approval before Council regarding the curbs and gutter. The vote was unanimous for approval. Ratification for Allowing Permit to go Forward - Wildcat Development Company, River's Edge III. Mayor Close reported that this was a project in which the developer had been requested not to begin construction until the utilities were on site. After inspection, utilities were on site. The only item to be done was the chlorination of the waterlines which will be done sometime by the City of Columbus. After polling members of Council it was determined that construction be allowed to begin. The vote on ratification for allowing the permit to go forward was unanimous in favor. Discussion Regarding Possible Initiative - Citizens for Better Planning. Mr. Smith apologized for not understanding the request of the Citizens for Better Planning at the last meeting. He then referred to a memorandum to Council members and commented on same. He said that an initiative petition can only be placed on the November general election ballot. The Citizens for Better Planning, he said was his understanding, have acquired enough signatures for that to happen. Mr. Smith said that the Courts have spoken and if in fact a matter is initiated bv the voters Rnd is rertified tn the VillDoP rlpr~ it ~ill RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ 11 eld February 16, 1987 19 Page Eight Mrs. Diane Nicholls said that she had discussed the issue with Mr. Banchefsky and said that she thought that he understood what they expected to happen. Mayor Close said that he understood Mrs. Nicholls' request to be that either Council passed them as ordinances or the Citizens for Better Planning were going to do them as initiatives; he did not understand that they were asking Council to put them by initiative on the ballot. Mrs. Nicholls said that if were to hold a special election for an income tax increase that they would like to be on the same ballot. She said that if the income tax increase issue would be placed on the November ballot, then the potential does exist that they would perhaps like to be on the May ballot. Mrs. Nicholls said that she wanted members of Council to understand that this will be a ballot issue; the question is when. She said that they have 550 signatures; they need 275 "good" signatures (that is 10'7'0 of the people who voted in the last election for governor). Mrs. Nicholls said that they have had an 98% signage rate. Mayor Close appointed an ad hoc committee of Council comprise of Mr. Stephen Smith, Mr. Joseph Jankowski, Jr. and Mr. Jan Rozanski to meet with Mrs. Nicholls and representatives of Citizens for Better Planning to work some of the issues out and report back to Council. Mayor Close also commented that the Village Charter supersedes any ordinance that is passed. Comments from Staff Ms. Prushing referred to a memorandum regarding a request for street lights in Weybridge West, Muirfield Village Phase 29. It was noted that Council previously has approved street lighting for other phases in Weybridge. Mr. Sutphen commented and noted that there are a number of lights that still out along Muirfield Drive, and suggested holding back some money on their next bill. Mr. Amorose said that he understood that the C&SOE no longer wanted to install the same fixtures that are used throughout Muirfield. Mr. Bowman said that it was his understanding that the C&SOE does not like the type of fixture that has been installed in Muirfield; they are concerned about their ability to service those lights that go out. It was agreed that the Service Committee will look into the matter further. Mr. Jankowski suggested that perhaps other subdivisions should be notified that they might want to request street lighting for their subdivisions. __ _ _ _ __ -"-- _ --1 ...... 1_ _ ....... _ , _......... _ ~ C~_.......L___.:___ c___ l..Jf_ n....l~.....,....._........ "- RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~J5!rb A:1 eet ing National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held February 16, 1987 19 Page Nine Mrs. K. Boring asked for followup information regarding the questions citizens had regarding the Summitview Water Tower. In answering Mrs. Boring's questions Mayor Close had the following comments: The water contract with the City of Columbus has been signed for years that allows the placement of the tank where it is now. The City of Columbus came to the Village Staff sometime in late 1985 or early 1986 concerning the specific location. Some time during the early part of that year both Bruce Warner and Pat Bowman became aware of the site. At that time Mr. Sheldon was on sick leave. Pat Bowman made comment to the Acting Manager at that point, Ms. Prushing, concerning this site. Ms. Prushing, because Mr. Sheldon was due to return to work in about a week, passed that on to Mr. Sheldon. This was back in January or February of 1986. Subsequently there was discussion in the latter part of August in 1986 concerning the fact that a waterline had been shut off that came across underneath Summitview and services part of the west side of Dublin. At that time Council was advised generally that there would be a water tower built by the City of Columbus someplace in the vicinity of Summit- view and Sawmill Road. The Village was not at that time given a location. On or about December 5th, 1986 Bruce Warner submitted his resignation as Village Engineer with an effective date of December 19, 1986. On the date indicated on the permit Bruce Warner signed the permit authorizing the construction of the tower. The first that Council became aware of it was sometime during the week of January 6th or 7th when the construction was already begun. Mr. Bowman conveyed the information to his supervisor. The process is is that when the permit is ready to be issued, the Village Engineer or someone in his office will place the approved permits (once he has signed them) in a "ready" file at the front desk. Any builder that comes in that desires to pick up his permit, the secretarial help will go to the ready file and issue the permit. When that particular permit was picked up the question apparently was asked of Mr. Sheldon about fees on the permit. Mr. Sheldon, as is done in every single case involving any municipality or the school board, waived the fees on the permit. At that point the permit was issued After the last meeting Mayor Close attempted to contact Mayor Rinehart. Mayor Rinehart returned Mayor Close's calls on several occasions but they were never able to talk directly to each other. Because Mayor Close was leaving for vacation he wrote a letter to Mayor Rinehart outlining the situation and asked Mayor Rinehart to contact Mr. Jan Rozanski 'Co RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~ Meeting National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ Held February 16, 1987 19 Page Ten Mr. Smith said that his office is setting up some type of written procedure so that this cannot happen - so that any public improvement will have to come first to Council's attention and then ultimately to the public's attention. Mr. Amorose asked that Mr. Smith include any type of public utility, mentioning specifically the fiber optic vaults that are being installed at certain intersections by Ohio Bell. Mr. Bowman said that the Village should be concerned and aware of the placement of those vaults in the future. Mr. Smith said that he would meet with Mr. Bowman; they are considering a zoning ordinance to cover all public utilities. Mr. Ralph Halloran, a resident of Post Road, presented to Council a study that he had done on the storm drainage system for their review. Council Roundtable Discussion Mr. Rozanski 1. Thanked the Muirfield Association for picking up the trash up and down Glick Road. 2. Danny Johnson of the Maintenance Department has made a proposal on Village sewer inspections. He would like to take one full-time man from his department and hire one part-time man to visually walk the Village sewage system and check every manhole. 3. Referred to the ordinance passed by Council on updating the electric code. The BIA has requested that they be heard with regard to their concerns and they will be heard by the Public Service Committee. Ms. Maurer 1. Mentioned the orientation session that was held last year for boards and commissions members. This year she felt that having some type of event to allow board and commission members to "touch base" was a good idea. She also said that there are a number of issues that have arisen this year that could be appropriately addressed in a brief workshop with the Village Attorney (liability, due process, conflict of interest, etc.). Ms. Maurer also mentioned that the Cemetery Commission and the Personnel Board of Review need to meet and elect their officers. It was decided that the information session would be held on the second Monday in April. 2. Mrs. Bonnie Reynolds of the Dublin School Board informed Ms. Maurer that she would be willing to share information from the seminar on impact fees in Dallas with members of Council. Mrs. Reynolds and Mr. Ritchie will be at the Council meeting on March 2. 1987. -. RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Minutes of Dublin Village Council Meeting ~J5!r..b Aleeting National Graphics Corp., Cols., O. Form No. 1097 ~ II eld February 16, 1987 19 Page Eleven Mr. Amorose 1. Mr. Amorose requested that the Village Planner secure a consultant to do a northeast quad study, noting that there have been some large land transactions and because there is so much R-1 development in the area that the Village can be assured that utilities installed can service those new areas as well as existing residences and residents. Mr. Bowman said that that will have to be built into the Master Plan, for legal as well as other reasons. 2. Recalled that in the fall of 1983 the Columbus Zoo appeared before Council with a proposal to put an 8" forced sewerline from the Columbus Zoo area and tie it into the Village's sanitary sewer underneath 1-270. Mr. Amorose said that he would like to see that come before the Planning and Zoning Commission before any permits are issued for same. 3. Have been approached by property owners in the general area of the Blazer Memorial Parkway about some type of improvement along that road. It is probably time that those property owners have their concerns addressed. Mr. Jankowski 1. Asked for results of the soil testing with respect to the water tower site in Avery Park. It was noted that Ms. Jordan and Mr. Boothe preferred site #2. Mr. Jankowski said that he had had comments from citizens saying that they felt that that site was too close to the road, and that before any action is taken that those residents be given an opportunity to state their concerns. Mayor Close commented that he had received a letter from the City of Columbus that stated that there is now some questions as to whether the Avery Road site or the Manley Road site is the preferred location for the water tower. 2. Said that he hoped that the issue of a proposed park site and the new water tower in the Summit View area be addressed in the master planning process before any decisions are made regarding the park site. Mayor Close 1. Are beginning a search for a Village Manager, and will be involving members of the community in the process. 2. Requested that something be done about getting the trash picked up from building sites. 1. 'rhO M!:)ct-a,.... Pl':lT"ln;nt")- p.,....n.......oC'C" ;C' C'......1-.r\.rlul,......l .f='......... c....+-..........l.......... "C".....t...._......._u "')1 : BILL LIsrIN:; February 16, 1987 Action Pc1.ver EX1Uiprent Dick Bangs Boehm stamp & Printing Co. ',rn & Associates oyd Browne Associates ..:unning Buckeye Electronics George Byers Sons Inc. Dublin Cardinal Food Gallery Central Communications Central Ohio Police Supply Civil Engineering Assoc COMSCI Alonzo Collins Columbus Bar Assoc. Columbus Prosecutor's Office Construction Bookstore, Inc. Corroon and Black Darby Sales Co. Kim Darst Diehl Office Equipment ~olumbus Dispatch Dublin Storeage and warehouse Earl's Truck and Sales Service Efficient Air Inc. Sandy Federer anklin Co. parking garage restry Suppliers Inc. Gin9way Products, Inc. Goodale Auto Parks Co. Charles E. Headlee Inc. Hilliard Auto Farm and Fleet International Association of Chiefs/Police J.D. Equipment Inc. Key Blue Prints Kwik-Kopy Lamberts Coffee Service Bobby Layman Chevrolet Lesco Inc. Linworth Lumber ~ajestic Paint Center McArthur Lumber and Post Co. Inc. McGraw-Hill Publications Co. 21.75 220.00 95.35 53.l0 7115.10 2:.541.00 65.50 79.85 54.33 257.39 49.00 1845.00 10.00 850.00 30.00 480.00 39.50 15127.00 386.9l 189.00 72.90 471.20 450.00 264.12 201.00 100.00 20.00 67.72 968.90 70.02 1416.16 1081.36 50.00 63.56 42.35 470.68 103.99 .L28.30 4156.70 73.10 25.01 251.00 158.10 Tanaka Bar for operating supplies Instructor for Ballroom Dance Stamps Slim Jim Openers, Fingerprint Refills Smoke test & 6ewer capacity te~t Blueprint machine K-55 Radar Unit/parts and labor charge Speedometer cable, spring Golden Gatherings luncheon supplies Repairs on siren, mobile unit, and horn Repairs on walkie #12 Uniform (trousers) Ptl. Hungler Contract for Temp. Engineer Film processing Repair brick and block wall-32 W. Bridge Renewal-Notary Public Legal Service-Prosecution National Electrical code handbook Renewal-Police Liability policy Floor shampooer,film,typewriter ribbon Instruction fees-pre-school tumbling Misc. supplie~-police department Ad-Engineering inspector Ad-Building inspector Rent for Jan. and Feb. 1987 Repairs to dump truck #15 Logic board-heating & ventilation sys. Red cross babysitting course (inst.) Cruiser parking fees Pruner,tree,gear driven thermometer soil temp. Supplies for ice rink Repair-truck Office Supplies Misc. parts/supplies maintenance/police Membership dues 1981 Supplies for Maint. Dept. Printing supplies/Building-Engineering Misc. Building Permits Coffee Supplies Equip. repair- truck #14 Grass seed/treatment Supplies - Maint. dept. Flat-High temp spray paint vutdoor sand-volleyball court Ad-Engineer -CONTINUED-