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The regularly scheduled meeting of the Dublin Village Council was called
to order by Mayor Michael L. Close at 7:32 P.M. on Monday, August 17,
1987.
Mr. Thornton led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Members of Council present were: Mr. Amorose, Mayor Close, Mr. Jankowski,
Ms. Maurer, Mr. Rozanski, and Mr. Thornton.
Mr. Sutphen was absent.
Mr. Hansley, Manager, and Mr. Smith, Law Director, were also present.
Members of staff present were: Mr. Bowman, Ms. Clarke, Mr. Harding, Mr.
Johnson, Ms. Jordan, Mr. Mayer, Ms. Prushing, and Mr. Willis.
Mr. Amorose moved to approve the minutes of the August 3rd meeting of
Council.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote was as follows: Mr. Thornton, yes; Mr. Rozanski, yes; Ms. Maurer,
yes; Mr. Jankowski, yes; Mayor Close, abstain; Mr. Amorose, yes.
Mr. Amorose moved to approve payment of the bills.
Mr. Jankowski seconded the motion.
The vote was 6-0 in favor.
Correspondence
There was no correspondence to be read at the meeting.
Ordinance No. 08-87 - Rezoning of 7.482 Acres on the West Side of River-
side Drive South of Martin Road. Third Reading.
Mr. Bowman had the following comments:
1. At the last hearing there was a great deal of discussion about the
"clearing and grubbing"of the leased park property (the property
located between the development on Riverside Drive and the river).
2. There was also discussion regarding the developer's request to develcp
and maintain sight lines to the river.
3. Staff's position since that last meeting is unchanged.
4. As a result of the unchanged staff position, the applicant has a
written statement regarding public access and parking.
S. Public access and public parking would be denied and actually refused
if the clearing and grubbing were not negotiated to his satisfaction.
6. Also at issue is what the Dublin's ability will be in the long run
to control what gets cleared and what does not get cleared.
7. At this point it appears that staff and the applicant will be unable
to negotiate a settlement on this important issue.
8. If Council does not feel that further debate on the issue would be
productive, staff would recommend that the issue be reduced to
concise written form for Council's evaluation and review; that
subsequently a decision could be made at the next meeting of Council.
Mr. Greg Lashutka had the following comments:
1. Have met and discussed with the Dublin Parks Department the issue
of park land space.
2. Have received a copy of the draft lease agreement (which has not
been executes) between Dublin and the City of Columbus for the
space north of the property line.
3. Included in correspondence has been noted a series of four objectives
which emphasize a preservation of space for an ecological environ-
ment:
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A. The applicant or owner/occupant will request of the Village of
Dublin any parkland improvement.
B. The applicant or owner/occupant will also make request to the
City of Columbus Recreation and Parks Department.
C. Any applicant or owner/occupant approval must be in accordance
with a plan approved by the City of Columbus, Director of
Recreation and Parks that would be sensitive to the stated
guidelines.
D. Any applicant or owner/occupant parkland improvement would be
coordinated with on-site supervision by the Village of Dublin
and City of Columbus.
The applicant would like to include the above as an amendment to
provision d. on page 9 of the limitation area.
4. Following the provisions listed in the limitation text are a series
of guidelines which would provide for some sensitivity to expanding
user access and participation within the parkland area.
There is no commitment, no obligation, only a guideline for which
Dublin and Columbus will try to attain some goals.
S. The ultimate decision would rest with the Village of Dublin through
the City of Columbus in providing that kind of improvement.
6. As was indicated by Mr. Bowman, should this not move forward with
some objective procedure, they would remove the user access, which
would be through the parking area into the parkland.
7. This would not necessary eliminate access; other possible accesses
available to Dublin have been discussed previously (area near
the bridge for one).
Mr. Bowman said that staff feels that the issue cannot be negotiated
any further; that staff is not in a position to know what the objective
standards can be; that staff has no idea regarding the extent of
clearing that would be necessary to establish the sight line; Dublin
does not have enough information to agree to the standards or the
objectives of the developer.
Ms. Jordan had the following comments:
1. The Parks and Recreation Committee are reluctant to offer any
guarantess in terms of the site.
2. Dublin needs to have a naturalist or a designer that is knowledgeable
in this particular type of situation to inventory the site.
3. Noted she would not feel comfortable until a master plan and an
inveotry of the site is in place (1988 or 1989).
Mayor Close commented that he did not feel that waiting until a master
plan is done if what needed to be determined was the type of plantings
that would be allowed, etc.
There was additional discussion as to what persons'impressions were as
to what such a master plan would do, what really is a master plan, etc.
Ms. Jordan commented that if Dublin is going to do something of quality
in terms of a natural environment area that it needs a great deal more
attention and study than a conceptual plan that might be done for a
neighborhood park.
Mr. Bowman reported that he felt staff objected primarily because
it is in the text of the rezoning that it obligates Dublin to a certain
course of action on public property.
Ms. Jordan noted that the text has changed dramatically since the last
Council meeting.
She also noted that according to the text that the applicant would have
free will to take down any tree or bush less than 6 inches in diameter
and that that is absolutely unacceptable.
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Ms. Jordan went on further to say that she did not feel that the re-
zoning needed to be "held up" but that the issue of what will and what
not will be done within the parkland is an issue; that perhaps a plan
could be developed as a capital improvement project in 1988, one in
which the developer could be involved.
Mr. Smith discussed the three options available to members of Council:
1. The ordinance could be tabled for two weeks to allow as Mr. Bowman
suggested (set forth in written form what the real issues are).
2. Pass or reject it as is.
3. Pass the zoning with the condition that the text would be approved
at a later date.
Mr. Lashutka commented that with regard to the text that if that were the
case that they would delete the parkland area and with that also delete
public access; all else would stay the same.
Mr. Bowman commented that access could be purchased by the Village furthe
upstream if that were to take place, but that particular access would
be marginal.
He noted that as regards parking that there is not a formal written
agreement with National Waterwell regarding public parking.
Responding to a comment from Mr. Jankowski, Mr. Lashutka said that should
Council pass the zoning that they would delete the parkland clearance
provision and public access and could resolve those issues at a later
date.
It was noted that members of Council did not have a copy of the draft
of the lease between Dublin and Columbus.
Mr. Jankowski moved to amend the limitation text as follows:
1) To delete on page 4 the following:
"and provision 11S9.02(d) as it applies to eating and drinking
places"
2) To delete from page 6 paragraph 3..."applicant will also convey to
the Village of Dublin, Ohio an easement which will allow for public
access to the parkland leased by the City of Columbus, Ohio to the
Village of Dublin, Ohio from the public parking area to the park-
land and for the public parking as set forth in the Development
Plan. The easement will also allow access for Village of Dublin
Board of Education or Recreation and Parks vehicles to utilize the
turnaround, as set forth in the Development Plan, to assist drop
off and pickup of park users".
3) To delete on page 9 paragraph d. Parkland Clearance.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote on the motion was unanimous in favor.
The vote on the ordinance was 6-0 in favor.
Ordinance No. 85-87 - Annexation of 11.677 Acares in Washington Town-
ship to the Village of Dublin - West of U.S. 33/S.R. 161 and Relocated
Eiterman Road Between Post Road and Shier-Rings Road. Third Reading.
Mr. Bowman reported that the acreage is zoned R1B (Restricted Residential
Zoning District) in Washington Township.
The applicant is interested in this tract of land for industrial purposes
also noting that the area around the acreage is zoned industrial.
The vote on the ordinance was 6-0 in favor.
Ordinance No. 86-87 - Request for Storm Water Exemption - Donegal Cliffs,
Section 6. Third Reading.
The vote on the ordinance was unanimous in favor.
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Ordinance No. 94-87 - Accepting Bid for 16" and 12" Waterline Extension
Avery Road and Brand Road. Second Reading.
Mr. Amorose moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat
as an emergency.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote on the motion was 6-0 in favor.
The vote on the Ordinance was unanimous in favor.
Ordinance No. 96-87 - To Award the Bonds for the Shier-Rings Road Water-
line. First Reading.
Mr. Rozanski introduced the Ordinance and moved to include the recommenda
tion of the Finance Director to award the bid to Merit Financial Corpora-
tion with a premium of $158.73 at an interest rate of 7 3/8% per annum.
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 6-0 in favor of the motion.
The vote on the Ordinance was unanimous in favor.
Ordinance No. 97-87 - To Amend the Annual Appropriations. First Reading.
Mr. Jankowski introduced the Ordinance.
Mr. Amorose 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 on the Ordinance WaS 6-0 in favor.
Ordinance No. 98-87 - To Enter into a Lease Agreement with the Dublin
Chamber of Commerce. First Reading.
Mr. Rozanski introduced the Ordinance.
Mr. Vern Metz was present to represent the Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. Metz commented as follows: the Chamber has the appropriate insurance
on the property and liabilities thereof; they still plan to create a
park area and tear down the old larger building while rehabilitating the
old smaller structure; there will be public access to the restrooms;
every consideration is being made to be able to keep and maintain the
smaller 1850 building.
Ms. Maurer moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat
as an emergency.
mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote on the motion was unanimous in favor.
The vote on the Ordinance was 6-0 in favor.
Ordinance No. 99-87 - To Enter into an Agreement with the Ohio Department
of Transportation for the Resurfacing of S.R. 161. First Reading.
Mr. Rozanski commented that members of Council should keep in mind that
the road will shortly have to have major improvements; this agreement
will be for resurfacing only.
Mr. Amorose introduced the Ordinance.
Mr. Amorose moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat
as an emergency.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote was 6-0 in favor of the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the Ordinance.
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Ordinance No. 100-87 - Enter into a Health Services Contract with the
Franklin County Board of Health. First Reading.
Mayor Close introduced the Ordinance.
Ms. Maurer moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat as
an emergency.
Mr. Amorose seconded the motion.
The vote on the motion was unanimous in favor.
The vote on the Ordinance was 6-0 in favor.
Ordinance No. 101-87 - Accept an Awards and Commendations Program for
the Dublin Division of Police. First Reading.
Mr. Jankowski introduced the Ordinance.
It was noted that such a program was suggested as far back as 1981.
Ms. Maurer commented that at that time the question arose as to whether
or not there should not be a similar program for all municipal employees
rather that just one for the Police Department.
Mr. Chambers recalled that there was considerable interest in this
subject some time back and that one of the local civic organizations
volunteered to host an annual banquet for that purpose.
He noted that the recommendation had not been followed through on
administratively at that time.
There will be a second reading of the Ordinance at the September 8, 1987
meeting of Council.
Ordinance No. 102-87 - Accept a Quotation for Consultant Services to
Develop an Ordinance Requiring Impact Statements for Certain Developments.
First Reading.
Mr. Amorose introduced the Ordinance.
2.
Mr. Bowman explained that what the ordinance does, essentially, is to
contract for consultant services to prepare an ordinance that would
require community impact statements for projects requiring rezonings,
annexations, etc. or, as there have been in certain cases, where
development costs exceeded a certain amount.
He said that the impact statement would be required for both public and
private projects. The proposal itself states that the consultant would
be required to:
1. Work with the City Planner, the City Administration, the City
Engineer in drafting the ordinance that would require these impact
statements.
It would identify, implement the parameters to administrate such
an ordinance.
It would establish the criteria by which the
would review the projects that would come in
ordinance.
Planning Commission
under the impact
3.
He said that staff feels that the ordinance would accomplish among other
things the following:
1. It would consistently require the same information be presented by
builders and developers.
2. Each new statement would consist of a larger information base that
the municipality is gathering under the community plan and design.
3. It would keep all the information current and useful.
4. Think that the impact statement would serve an informational and
educational value and meet the needs of citizens as they participate
in land use matters.
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Mr. Bowman commented that such a project would be unique to this area;
each of the consultants has been asked to increase Dublin's ability to
address impact; that the Planning Commission has been requesting this
for some time; that this would be a direct link to the capital improve-
ments process; that Dublin must outline the parameters of the ordinance;
that it is not an impact fee; that the municipality is not bringing
development down to dollars and cents; that it is simply insuring that
Dublin is making the proper decisions as it moves along.
Mr. Amorose 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 was 6-0 in favor of the Ordinance.
Ordinance No. 103-87 - Accepting Lowest/Best Bid for Property Insurance.
First Reading.
Mr. Rozanski introduced the Ordinance and included the recommendation of
Mr. Harding to accept the lowest/best bid as that from Town and Village
Insurance Service in the amounr of $11,148.00.
Mr. Thornton 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 on the Ordinance was 6-0 in favor.
Ordinance No. 140-87 - Acknowledging and Confirming the Signing of
$2,200,000.00 Water System Improvement Notes. First Reading.
Mr. Amorose introduced the Ordinance.
Mr. Amorose 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 6-0 in favor of the Ordinance.
Resolution No. 15-87 - Celebrating the Bicentennial of the U.S. Consti-
tution. First Reading.
Mayor Close introduced the Resolution.
A typographical error was noted which will be corrected _ "200th
Anniversary, not 100th Anniversary".
Mr. Hansley reported on a number of ways in which Dublin will celebrate
the Bicentennial in order to be designated an Official Bicentennial
Community.
The vote on the Resolution was 6-0 in favor.
Other
Request for Approval of Final Plat - Brandon Village
Mr. Bowman reported that this is an approximate 11 acre site located at
the entrance of Brand, just to the north of Brand Road. The North Fork of
Indian Run in Brandon has been set aside as parkland; the site is just
on the north side of the North Fork of Indian Run. The developer is
proposing to construct 24 single family lots 80' wide on this property.
The Planning Commission and staff recommend approval with the following
conditions:
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1. That there be no additional fill on lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and S. These
lots are abutting the North Fork of Indian Run.
2. That there be a sanitary sewer easement if determined to be
necessary by the Village, at the time of filing the plat (it in-
volved a sanitary sewer easement).
In investigating the issue with the Engineer, staff finds that the
preliminary easement is not necessary and need not be a condition
of the approval.
3. That an adjustment on the no build zone on lots 1, 2, and 3 followed
the floodway. That has been changed.
4. No walkout basements be permitted on lots 1 through 7 abutting the
creek.
The condition is agreeable to the developer.
S. Satisfaction of the Engineer on the final engineering details and
calculations for storm and sanitary sewers.
6. Maintenance and upkeep of the detention pond during construction and
after.
The developer has agreed to sod the portions of the detention basin
to prevent it from silting up, as well as keeping a better appear-
ance.
7. That the sewer plat be changed to read "public" rather than "private'
Mr. Amorose moved to approve the final plat, Brandon Village, with the
amendment as noted above.
Mr. Jankowski seconded the motion.
The vote on the Ordinance was 6-0 in favor.
Discussion on Request for Funding for City Status Party - Dr. S. Smiley.
Dr. Sam Smiley, Chairman of the "Dublin is a City Party" was present to
report briefly with regard to the planning for the community celebra-
tion, noting that the party was to celebrate city status, the 200th
bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution as well as being halfway to St.
Patrick's Day - said celebration to be held on September 17, 1987. The
party will be held at the Metro Center (outdoors). Mr. Smiley mentioned
rides for the children, food, music, musical performances, displays, etc.
Dr. Smiley asked Council for monies to be appropriated from the "munici-
pality's coffers" to sponsor the party.
Mayor Close pointed out that an Ordinance would be on the agenda at the
next Council meeting regarding the appropriation of monies for the city
celebration party. (An amount up to $5,000.00).
Mayor Close, as a private businessman, donated an amount of money and
suggested that other individuals and smaller businesses might want to do
the same.
Dr. Smiley will also be the Chairman of Record on the designated Bi-
centennial Community application.
Mr. Jankowski moved to appoint a bicentennial committee, chaired by Dr.
Smiley, to take all steps necessary to achieve the status as a designated
bicentennial community.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
Mr. Hansley also suggested that in addition to funding that staff people
)himself, Ms. Jordan and the Parks and Recreation Department) be made
available to assist in any way possible the celebration party.
The vote on the motion was 6-0 in favor.
Comments from Staff
There were no comments from staff.
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Comments from Citizens
There were none.
Council Roundtable Discussion
Mr. Rozanski
1. Mr. Rozanski noted that he had received favorable comments regarding
the light at the intersection of Corbin's Mill Drive and S.R. 161.
Ms. Maurer
1. Ms. Maurer noted that she had begun her campaign for City Council
this past weekend, and said that she had visited a number of homes
in the Davington Road area where there were water pressure problems.
She said that there was confusion regarding the watering ban hours.
It was noted that it had been suggested that perhaps the ban should
be made mandatory in the event that there is no noticeable improve-
ment in the pressure with the voluntary ban.
Ms. Maurer suggested that residents take careful note of the effect,
if any at all, on the water pressure when the second water tower on
Summitview is "on line".
She also suggested that the restrictions regarding watering be
publicized, noting the confusion of many residents.
Mr. Amorose
1. Mr. Amorose asked Mr. Hansley when, and if, Columbus is going to
open the 12" line to the Scioto River once the Summitview Tower
is on line.
Mr. Hansley said that the 12" line is open and has been for some
time now. He also noted that Columbus is hoping to accept the
tower from the contractor later this week.
He also noted that the problem was not only in Dublin but was a
problem in the northern section of Columbus as well.
Mr. Hansley commended the Fire Department for remaining "on top of
the situation".
He also requested feedback from citizens concerning pressure once
the Summitview Tower is "on line".
2. Mr. Amorose said that at the last Planning and Zoning Commission
Meeting that the question of the capacity of the pump station at
Muirfield was brought up.
It was agreed that the matter will be examined further.
Mr. Jankowski
1. Mr. Jankowski tahnked Mr. Johnson and his staff for making repairs
so promptly at his request (filling up some potholes).
2. Mr. Jankowski commented regarding the area where the storm drainage
from the Mormon Church was put in has not been seeded or sodded
for over a year and that it does not present a very attractive
appearance.
Mr. Bowman said that he and Mr. Darragh of his staff have been
"hounding"the contractor" to make the improvements and finish off
the landscaping.
Mr. Bowman said that he will ask Mr. Darragh to step up his efforts
on this particular matter.
3. Mr. Jankowski asked Ms. Prushing to explain what accounts for the
large increase in the cash on hand in this month's statement (the
unencumbered cash).
Ms. Prushing said that there was a transfer from the income tax fund
of $700,000.00. She noted that there has alos been a tax settlement
received from the Franklin County Auditor's Office.
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Mayor Close
1. Mentioned that the detention pond by the Woods of Dublin continues
to be an "eyesore".
Mr. Hansley mentioned the letter in the packet from the Hemingway Civic
Association and Mayor Close said that Council would await a recommenda-
tion from the Manager.
2. Dublin needs to work toward consistency in enforcement as regards
temporary signs, temporary tents, etc.
3. Mentioned the discussed, proposed water tower on Manley Road and
expressed concern that Dublin not get in a position similar to
what Dublin is experiencing now; that with the amount of lead time
that it takes to get was towers built that Dublin does not have
a similar water pressure problem in several years.
Mr. Bowman said that Mr. Dan Boothe has been studying the situation
as part of an alternate. He said that the feeling now is that the
Avery Park tank will be sufficient to handle all expected develop-
ment in the northwest quadrant. He went on further to say that if
Dublin goes beyond its contract area not only will Dublin have to
build a tower at Manley but also another one in Delaware County.
4. Announced that August 20th is the filing deadline for candidates
for Council. He said that the real way to change a situation is
to run candidates for an espoused position and also said that he
would be pleased if there were 13 or 14 persons filing for the
Council positions.
Following discussion it was agreed to have the next Council Meeting on
Tuesday, September 8, 1987 (September 7th being Labor Day).
Mr. Smith informed Mayor Close that the Village has been sued on a number
of development issues and that there would perhaps be required an
executive session of Council within the next few days, or perhaps a
special meeting of Council to discuss Council's action(s).
The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Close at 9:19 P.M.
Mayor - Presiding Officer
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center of Science & Industry
Civil Engineering Assoc. Inc.
Columbus Builders Supply, Inc.
Discover Columbus/Jack Jones
Dublin Ex-Press Printing
Dublin Local Schools
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Alicia Eckhar t
EDCO Tool & Supply
Elizabeth Farley
The Framing Center
Gledhill Road Machinery Co.
Glen Christner Sharpening Ser.
Gordon Flesch
Granville Sports Shoppe
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Haslett Heating & Cooling
Charles E. Headlee, Inc.
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Ed Kapraly
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Engineering plans
Engineering services per Ordinance 11-87
Water Dist. Study Master Plan
Multi. Structure Avery Road($l,OOO.OOretainer)
Paper for print machine
#10 window envelopes
Parts & Labor K-55
Admission to COSI
Sanitary Sewer Study
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Use of gym & music room for Arts Day Camp
Bond Posted Alan L. Davis Rct. #6008
Repairs on Truck #12
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Cable sling and safety goggle
Misc. expenses for Safety Village
Framed Proclamation of Recognition
Snow blades
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Envelopes
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Repairs Car #]2
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National Wildlife Federation
Norris Lock & Key Service
Northern Family Physicians, Inc.
Northwest Media, Inc.
O.C.A.
Ohio Municipal League
Ohio Ready Mixed Concrete Assoc.
Ohio State University
The Olen Corp.
Carla Paulin
Perry Twp. Board of Trustees
Paul Peterson Co. Safety Div.
Paul Peterson CO. Safety Div.
Bob Phame
Professional Tennis Court Care
Becky Saylor
Shepherd Excavating
Software Solutions, Inc.
Special Tee Golf
Sportsales
State of Ohio Dept. of Health
Strader's Garden Centers
Traffic Engineering Services, Inc.
Traffic Engineering Services, Inc.
Tuller Pr inting
Tu 11 e r P r in tin g
Unocal
Joshua M. Vance
VanDyne-Crotty Co.
Village Trophy Co.
Wheaton's
White Acres
Wyandotte Lake
Zee Medical Services, Inc.
Banks & Baldwin
Columbus Dispatch
C&SOE
Billy Cordial
Blue Cross
Blue Cross
Central Mobile Radio
City of Columbus
Wm. Covey
Rick Cuprys
Disaster Services Agency
Dublin C.Leaners
Dublin Hardware
Dublin Villager
Frk. Co. Sheriff's ~2pt.
Geotechnical Consultants
Dave Harding
Health One
Horne King & Rauk
Joe ,Tankowski
Janet Jordan
Laidlaw
Lisa Leitzell
14.00
130.00
252.00
14.25
61. 40
47.00
50.00
.74.00
84.00
160.00
442.00
93.60
180.00
42.40
4,988.00
72.96
793.25
311.37
143.52
36.00
67.00
56.58
250.00
1,050.00
1,164.00
102.83
8e9.11
2,000.00
13.75
18.50
58.73
2,356.80
87.34
62.25
73.51
1,573.20
3,942.42
135.66
8,072.82
1,132.83
19.70
118.87
136.10
46.41
216.06
457.05
30.1:,
116.60
J ,2bO.GO
332.5CJ
3J.93
496.44
4,222.00
29.29
45.26
1,487.00
48.09
12 Issues Ranger Rick
Lock for Patrol Door
Medical Exam for Art Early
Film Processing
Mini floppy disketts
Ref. for OML Conf. D. Harding
Aashto Program for IBM-PC
ArChery Sessions
Pea Gravel
Pre-School Playhouse
Beeping Couples for phones
Road Sign
Signs for Tennis Courts
Basket case, oil
Color coat three tennis courts
Reimburse for July 4th, 1987 supplies
Dozer Avery and Monteray
Hardware Maintenance for September 1987
Penn Tennis balls
MacGregor Basketball nets
Lab fee R. Butler drug screen
Rooted plants and soil
Signal Modifications S.R. 161 at School
Dublin Master plan Project 86-111
Mayor's Court Receipts and Packets
Printing Receipts Parks and Rec.
Repairs
Drug Fund
Supplies
Tennis Trophies
Softball Concessions
Supplies
Kid-Zone Fun Day Outing
First Aid supplies
_hio Revised Code
Bond Sale NOtice
Electric
IVJi leaqe
Hospitalization Ins. ..ug.
Dental
Pager - Park Maint. Supt.
Water Service Municipal Bldg.
Mileage
Mileage
2nd quarter warning system
Dry Clean Uniforms
Supplies
Bid Notices 7/6 & 7/13
Prisoner Boarding Fees January
Site Tests/Brandon
Mileage
Insurance
Dept. Revisions
Lunch w/Mgr.
Mileage
Dumpster Municipal Bldg.
Mileage
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2:::LL LISTING
AUGUST 17, 1987
Amy Lindsay
Sarah McClellan
Tony Milano
Mary Newcomb
Police Pension Fund
Shepherd Excavating
Suburban News
Sun Life
TMC
Victoria Tower
TUller Printing
Paul Willis
Terri Zawisa
Ted Zombeck
7.56
10.92
3.57
8.72
27,616.58
900.00
30.23
154.00
177.57
26.98
4.25
12.18
82.53
183.96
TOTAL
107,388.66
Mileage
Mileage
Mileage
Mileage
Employer's portion 2nd quarter
Grade Cemetery
Public Hearings
Life Insurance
Long Distance Calls
Mileage
Bike Registration cards
Mileage
Mileage
Mileage