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The regularly scheduled meeting of the Dublin City Council was called to
order by Mayor Michael L. Close at 7:33 P.M. on Monday, October 19, 1987.
Mr. Jankowski led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Members of Council present were: Mr. Amorose, Mayor Close, Mr. Jankowski,
Ms. Maurer, Mr. Rozanski, and Mr. Sutphen.
Mr. Thornton was absent.
Mr. Hansley, Manager, and Mr. Smith, Law Director, were also present.
Mr. Amorose moved to approve the minutes of the October 5, 1987 meeting.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote was 6-0 in favor of approving the minutes.
There were discussion regarding payment of the bills, specifically a bill
of $166,931.22 to Music and Underwood for the Avery Road Waterline project.
Mr. Sutphen noted that the area had not been seeded; thusly he felt that
the project had not been completed and perhaps payment or partial payment
should be withheld.
It was pointed out that the company has until December to complete the
restoration work.
Mr. Amorose moved to approve payment of the bills.
Ms. Maurer seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion.
There was no objection to a request for a one day liquor permit from the
Big Brothers and Big Sisters Association for an event to be held at
OCLC on November 7, 1987.
Ordinance No. 105-87 - Rezoning of an 8.663 Acre Tract Located on the West
Side of Relocated Eiterman Road. Puyblic Hearing.
Mayor Close repeated the Council Rules of Order as they apply to public
hearings.
Mr. Lou Weil registered as a proponent.
There were no registered opponents.
Mr. Bowman had the following comments:
1. This is an 8.663 acre parcel located on the west side of Dublin on
Eiterman Road, west and south of U.S. 33.
2. He showed some slides of the site.
3. The applicant is planning to move their manufacturing component to
this site as well, which would involve much more of the site to the
rear and to the west of the property.
4. The parking lot will be expanded to the east providing about three
or four more rows around the existing parking.
S. There will be additional landscaping.
6. They would cul-de-sac the acreage and divide the parcel into four
lots of approximately equal size.
7. The property immediately surrounding the subject site; Avery Road
is zoned RI, Restricted Industrial, and the balance of the property
in Dublin is zoned R, Rural.
8. Staff feels that the project as presented is a compatible use,
consistent with the long term plan for industrial expansion within
this area.
9. The Restricted Industrial classification is supportable and recommended.
10. The potential for Conditional Use was discussed at the Planning
Commission meeting, primarily involving the outdoor storage.
11. The Planning Commission was in favor of supporting these conditional
uses if they would be done properly.
12. The applicant will return to the Planning Commission for approval of
those proposed Conditional Uses.
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Mr. Luis Weil was present at the meeting, representing the owner of the
property, and had the following comments:
1. The property will be purchased by Federal Law Sprinkler Supply Company
a distributor of underground sprinkler systems for commercial and
residential uses.
2. It will be basically a distribution center.
3. The building will be approximately 12,000 feet, built of buff-colored
block with bronze colored roof panels.
4. There will be a large fountain display on the Eiterman Road side of
the property.
S. The other buildings in the parcel will be of similar construction.
6. The site will be mounded and landscaped heavily. The mounding will
be primarily to protect the outside storage area, plus a block wall
which will be high enough to screen.
Mr. Amorose noted and commented on the Adria Labs facility, which is a
100 acre office/research manufacturing facility to the west of this parcel;
this applicant is asking to subdivide a 8.6 acre piece into four parcels.
He commented that he felt that the owner is attempting to do too much on
too little ground.
Responding to a question from Ms. Maurer, Mr. Bowman said that the Condi-
tional Use would be for the outdoor storage component.
There will be a third reading of the Ordinance on Monday, November 2, 1987.
Ordinance No. 89-87 - Amending Codified Ordinances, Section 1181.09, Planned
Commerce District. Third Reading. Tabled.
Mr. Rozanski moved to take the ordinance off the table.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
The vote was 6-0 in favor.
Mr. Bowman noted that he had submitted two proposals for Council's review _
Proposal A and Proposal B.
Mr. Bowman noted that Proposal A would amend the base document as approved
by the Planning Commission; that staff was recommending Proposal A with
an amendment to Section C. That amendment would be to delete the follow-
ing wording: "The only basis for disapproval or modification shall be a
determination that in one or more respects the Development Plan is not in
accordance with the Composite Plan and Development Standards Text.".
He went on further to say that staff felt that a Final Development Plan in
a Planned Commerce District should be consistent with existing development.
Mayor Close commented that everyone recognizes that there is a need to
sell commercial development and that the most difficult part of that sale
of commercial development is not that the standards are "tough" but that
there is an uncertainty as to what those standards are - the purpose of
the Ordinance is to take away that uncertainty.
Mr. Bowman noted that in each case there will be public review of a Final
Development Plan.
Mr. Harrison Smith, Jr. said that from the standpoint of the developer,
the easiest thing is to get is to get the zoning. He commented that as
developers or representatives of developers that they did not object to
any requirement that might be placed on any application during the zoning
process. He went on further to comment that at the time of zoning deed
restrictions can be mandated that cover the property; that that is the
better way to handle it, rather than trying to make that determination
after the fact (the zoning).
Mr. Smith said that the standards need to be objective, not subjective
He also said that they would be willing to state as a part of the zoning
commitment in the first phase; that they would commit to be fact that
those restrictions will remain on the plat.
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Mr. Smith said that he and Mr. Bowman basically agree - that Mr. Bowman
could support Proposal A if'Mr. Smith could do without that particular
sentence in Section C. which was discussed previously. That was the
agreement.
Ms. Maurer moved to amend the Ordinance to include Proposal A with the
second to the last sentence in Section C be deleted.
Mr. Jankowski seconded the motion.
The vote on the motion was unanimous in favor.
The vote on the amended Ordinance was 6-0 in favor.
Resolution No. 18-87 - A Resolution Supporting the Proposed Convention
Convention Center and Civic Arena Proposal on the November Ballot. Second
Reading.
Mrs. Sherry Buk, Co-chairman of the Citizens in Support of the Convention
Center and Civic Arena was present at the meeting and presented the
following points:
1. The proposal which will be on the November 3rd ballot will be for a
20,000 seat civic arena to be accompanied by a 300,000 square foot
convention center.
2. The two facilities will be side by side, linked by a covered walkway
area.
3. The ballot proposal would require a ~% sales tax to be enacted for eight
years (a countywide sales tax).
4. The sales tax would be used to pay for the construction of the
facil ity.
S. Any operating deficit that may be incurred by the convention center
will be absorbed wholly by the Columbus hotel/motel bed tax.
6. The facilities are needed.
7. There is a national interest in the convention area in Columbus.
8. The Ohio Center had a $300,000.00 profit last year.
9. There is an economic benefit to the entire Franklin County community
which will result from the additional businesses that would relocate
in the Franklin County area.
10. About 27% of the traffic will come from the Arlington, Hilliard,
Dublin are; the people of Dublin will receive a return on their
investment almost immediately.
11. Larger name entertainment can be attracted to Columbus with a larger
facility.
12. It would be to the advantage of Dublin, if they were to enact a bed
tax, to participate with the Columbus Convention and Visitor's Bureau.
13. No convention center across the nation has been financed by private
dollars. For every public dollar funded into this project, $1.36
in public dollars is going to come back out of it.
14. Private business persons have committed to 6 million dollars to help
pay for the private loges and any operating deficit that will occur.
15. A private developer will build a hotel on a leased site; the private
developer has not been selected.
16. That site alone in the first three years will generate $343,000.00
in lease revenues.
Mr. Rozanski said that one of his objections was that the downtown businesses
will not be contributing to the proposed convention center.
Mayor Close said that his concern with a project such as this is that it is
not exactly what he would like to see, but also noted that there will
probably never be consensus on a project such as this.
Mr. Amorose moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat
as an emergency.
Ms. Maurer seconded the motion.
The vote was 6-0 in favor of the motion.
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A resident asked if members of Council had polled the citizen of Dublin
to see how they feel about the proposal, indicating that he felt that
the residents were not in favor of the project.
Mr. Hillman said that his concern was that the members of Council would
be either endorsing or rejecting a political tax issue which affects
the citizens that live in Franklin Council; that endorsement of such a
resolution might put the other tax issues on the ballot in jeopardy, the
local income tax increase, for instance.
The vote on the resolution was as follows: Mr. Amorose, yes; Mr. Sutphen,
no; Ms. Maurer, yes; Mr. Jankowski, no; Mr. Rozanski, no; Mayor Close,
abstain.
Resolution No. 19-87 - Resolution to Permit Manager to Enter into a
Cooperation Agreement for Community Block Development Program. First
Reading.
Mr. Sutphen introduced the Resolution.
Mr. Lee Phelan of the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission was present
and made the following comments:
1. This is a traditional agreement that cities and villages must enter
into with the Franklin County Commissioners to form what is called
an urban county, and this allows the county to be the recipient of
community development block grant funds.
2. M.O.R.P.C. administers the funds for the Commissioners.
3. It has to be done every three years and will bring in about 1.8
million dollars a year.
4. This agreement will be for years 14, 15 and 16.
S. There is no financial obligation on the part of the City of Dublin.
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 Resolution was 6-0 in favor.
Ordinance No. 117-87 - Ordinance Authorizing the Manager to Declare a Lawn
Watering Ban. Third Reading.
Ms. Maurer suggested amending the Ordinance to say "water use restriction"
wherever the words "lawn watering ban" appear.
There was additional discussion regarding the Ordinance, and Mr. Jankowski
said that he felt that the Ordinance would be almost impossible to enforce.
Mr. Rozanski moved to table the Ordinance until the November 16th meeting
of Council.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
The vote was 6-0 in favor of the motion for tabling until November 16th.
Resolution No. 17-87 - A Resolution Creating a Dublin Tree Commission,
Replacing the Forestry Commission for the Purpose of Managing a Comprehensive
City Tree Program. Second Reading.
There will be a third and final reading of the Ordinance on Monday,
November 2, 1987.
Ordinance No. 120-87
Into an Agreement with
Sewer. First Reading.
Mr. Rozanski introduced the Ordinance.
Ordinance to Authorize the City Manager to Enter
the City of Columbus for the Upper Scioto West Branch
There will be a Public Hearing on the Ordinance at the meeting of November
2, 1987.
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Ordinance No. 121-87 - Approve a Change in the Name of a Street in the
Indian Run Meadows Subdivision of the City of Dublin. First Reading.
Mr. Amorose 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 6-0 in favor of the motion.
The vote on the Ordinance was unanimous in favor.
Ordinance No. 122-87 - Ordinance Authorizing Three New Positions Within
the Building and Engineering Department. First Reading.
Mr. Rozanski introduced the Ordinance.
Mr. Harding referred to the attached memorandum for background information
regarding the request for the three new positions.
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 unanimous in favor.
The vote on the Ordinance was 6-0 in favor.
Ordinance No. 123-87 - Amending the Annual Appropriations. First Reading.
Mr. Sutphen introduced the Ordinance.
Mr. Willis explained that this proposal and the adjustment of the budget
is for the entire signaling of the intersection and the re-channeling of
the traffic markings at the intersection. It does include an exclusive
left turn lane, both for eastbound and westbound traffic on S.R. 161 as
well as an exclusive northbound left turn lane on Route 33.
Mr. Amorose asked what was proposed once the pedestrian traffic had gotten
across the street to the shopping center from the bridge.
He asked that the need for the guardrail, or possibly the removal of the
guardrail be researched.
Mr. Amorose also asked that the bikeway study be taken into consideration;
possibly Dublin can coordinate this crossing with, and stripe it in
compliance with Federal Bikeway Regulations.
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 6-0 in favor of the motion.
The vote on the Ordinance was unanimous in favor.
Ordinance No. 124-87
Codified Ordinances.
Ordinance to Amend Section 303.99(a)(4) of the
First Reading.
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Mayor Close introduced the Ordinance.
Mayor Close explained that beginning on October 27th, that he will be
required by State law in Mayor's Court to suspend driver's licenses on
OMVI convictions.
Mayor Close moved to make the following correction in Section 1.(a)(4)
"Whoever violates Section 333.01(a) is guilty of a misdemeanor
of the first degree. In addition said violator is subject to
the license suspension or revocation as provided in and pursuant
to Ohio R.C. 1905.201, 4507.16, 4507.164, 4507.18, Chapter
4509 and 4511.191.
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Mr. Amorose seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion.
Mr. Amorose moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat
as an emergency.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion.
Mayor Close reported that this requires an automatic imposition of three
days jail time on a first offense, 10 days jail time on a second offense
and thirty days jail time on a third offense for drunk driving. It also
requires and gives authority to the mayors for the first time in history
to suspend drivers' licenses for alcohol related offenses with a
mandatory 60 day suspension on a first offense and then accelerated up
from there.
This ordinance is in compliance with what goes into effect statewide on
October 20, 1987.
The vote on the Ordinance was 6-0 in favor.
Resolution No. 20-87 - Resolution Accepting Amounts and Rates as Determined
by the Budget Commission. First Reading.
Mr. Sutphen introduced the Resolution.
Ms. Prushing gave a brief explanation regarding the figures as reported
in the Resolution.
Mr. Jankowski moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat
as an emergency.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
The vote was 6-0 in favor of the motion.
The vote on the Resolution was unanimous in favor.
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Request for Approval of Final Plat, Muirfield Section 33, Part 3
Mr. Bowman commented that both the Planning Commission and Staff recommend
approval.
Mr. Amorose commented that some of the bikeways in this general area look
as if they are almost impossible to navigate (those newly constructed) and
suggested that the Planning Staff might want to look at them.
The vote on the request was unanimous in favor.
Request for Street Lights - Dublin Village Center
Mr. Bob Darragh had the following comments:
1. The owners of the Dublin Village Center project have petitioned the
city for the installation of street lights along Dublin Center
Drive, Tuller Road and Federated Boulevard.
2. Under construction on the site are the 10 screen AMC Theatre, Bank
One, Bob Evans, and a five story Hampton Inn Hotel.
3. Building permits have been issued for a B. J. Beri's Restaurant and
Phase 1 of the shopping center.
4. Staff has been advised that the current policy of C&SOE is to install
wooden poles with typical "cobra head" highway fixtures upon request
of the municipality.
S. Due to the poor durability and maintenance problems with the type of
street lights now seen in Muirfield and Metro Center, C&SOE will no
longer install and maintain that type of pole and fixture.
6. There are alternatives through private companies available.
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7. What the City is looking for is a fixture that will be utilitarian
and will be a standard fixture. The exotic type lighting fixtures
that Worthington had - replacement parts could not be found.
8. Staff believes that in Old Dublin that the City will ultimately
have to have a fixture that is very distinctive and different.
9. The spun aluminum poles are available from the electric company;
the cobra head type fixture is a fixture that the lighting company
will install; they will wire it and then will bill the City on a
monthly rate for each hour that the light is on.
10. The fixtures will be about 28' in height.
11. This is an appropriate type of fixture for this project as well as
perhaps for future commercial projects, but not for residential
projects.
Mr. Sutphen moved to approve the request.
Ms. Maurer seconded the motion.
The vote was 6-0 in favor.
Discussion on Comprehensive Plan for Coffman Park
At the recommendation of staff, Mr. Sutphen moved to indefinitely table
the discussion.
Mr. Jankowski seconded the motion.
Mr. Rozanski said that he would like to see this project discussed along
with the capital improvement budget; Mr. Hansley said that it would be
done.
The possibility of using a consultant to assist in this project was also
discussed, and it was also agreed that a decision regarding this project
was a little premature at this time, there being a number of issues to
be considered as well as prioritizing same.
The vote was unanimous in favor of the motion to indefinitely table.
Request for Approval of Placement of Farmland in an Agricultural District
Request of H. Emerson Conine, et.al. of 4240 Summit View Road, Dublin,
Ohio 43017.
There was no objection to the request. The vote was 6-0 in favor.
Accept Three Easements from Borror Corporation
A. 40' Waterline Easement Along the South Side of Tuttle Road
B. 10' Sewer Easement - Borror Corporation Headquarters - Frantz Road
C. 10' Sanitary Sewer Easement - Treetops Development - Brandon Sub-
division
Mr. Rozanski moved to accept the three easements.
Ms. Maurer seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor.
Comments from Staff
Ms. Jordan reported that the Parks and Recreation Department had recently
completed one of the most interesting landscaping projects of the whole
year at Monterey Park. Several large blue spruce trees were donated to
the City; the City was responsible for digging the trees up and placing
them in the park.
Mayor Close suggested to Mr. Johnson that the City should perhaps re-do
the center striping coming down S.R. 161.
He also said that left turns continue to be a problem heading north on
S.R. 745 off of S.R. 161.
Mr. Willis reported that the $31,000.00 request for the intersection at
U.S. 33 and S.R. 161 will also include the Bridge Street/High Street
intersection for re-channelization of traffic and a review of the signal
for left turn signalization.
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Mr. Rozanski
1. Said that he would still like to know what the city is planning to
do on the alley between South High Street and Riverview Street.
Nothing has been done.
Mayor Close said that it was his understanding from discussion at
the last meeting that there was to be a temporary asphalt curb
constructed to "get the city through the winter".
Mr. Rozanski said that he recalled that the city would look into the
cost and the feasibility of said temporary solution, but that it
had not been decided to construct same.
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Mr. Willis said that it was his understanding that he was to proceed
with the investigation of the engineering to move toward a permanent
solution, and that he was also to investigate with Mr. Johnson a
possible temporary solution for this winter.
He noted that they had not yet arrived at a temporary solution to the
problem.
Mr. Rozanski pointed out that the asphalt plants will be closing
shortly for the winter and that after that that temporary solution
will not be able to be accomplished until after the asphalt plants
reopen in the spring.
Mr. Hansley said that there will be information in the next Council
packets outlining what that temporary solution will be and when it
will be completed.
Ms. Maurer
1. Mentioned a letter from Joanne Zipt of the Dublin School Board
requesting that Council appoint a member to present Council to
the Dublin schools.
Mr. Rozanski volunteered to represent Council.
Mr. Sutphen
1. Reported that old Avery Road has completely collapsed on the east
side and that before the asphalt plants close that the city should
improve that street as it is unsafe.
It was noted that this is part of the Street Improvement Program.
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Mayor Close
Mr. Darragh needs to convey to the Llewellyn Farms Civic Association
what is happening as regards the plantings that Planned Communities
was to put in.
Asked the Safety Committee to review the proposed vicious dog
ordinance that has been put in the packets and make a recommendation.
With the additional requirements on the Mayor's Court and Mayor's Court
staff that the city might be at the point of considering additional
staff in that area.
He noted that this may be an opportunity to take some of the juvenile
function out of the Police Department and in fact possibly hire a
probation officer.
The meeting was adjourned
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Abbott Foods
American Red Cross
Athletic Club at Metro
Basic Distribution Corp.
BOCA International
F. Dan Boothe
Geo. Byers
Call Post
Cannell Blue Print
Central Communications, Inc.
Central Ohio Welding
C.O. Lowe Sales, Inc.
Columbus Builders Supply, Inc.
Columbus Dispatch
C.O.M.M.O.C.
COTA
Creative Paints
Davey Tree
Delaware Tractor
D & M Distributors, Inc.
Dublin Business Services, Inc.
Dublin Ex-Press Printing
Dublin Pump
Dublin Villager
Sharon Durfey
Alicia Eckhart
Economy Petroleum
Edco Tool & Supply
Firehouse
Fire Hysrant
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
S.R. Gerlach
Gordon Flesch
James L. Hartzler
Charles Headlee Inc.
Hilliard Auto, Farm & Fleet
Howard's Office Supplies
Jess Howard Electric
Len Immke
Imperial Nurseries
Industrial Welding & Fabricating
International Emblems
James Tavern
JD Equipment
Key Blue Prints
Kinman Associates, Inc.
Kroger
Kwik Kopy
Kwik Kopy
Bobby Layman
Lisa Leitzell
Linworth Lumber
Michele Lombardo
Maher Landscape Co.
BILL LISTING
OCTOBER 19, 1987
145.80
158.50
70.00
151. 65
240.00
200.00
46.34
92.40
161.75
44.98
221.30
358.00
11 7.05
125.12
398.00
15.00
197.00
2,320.00
462.14
86.72
270.75
20.35
86.70
761.07
13.00
55.44
352.58
92.13
29.97
230.00
648.40
180.00
47.20
1,196.18
2,086.20
587.62
1,156.66
98.00
32.00
272.25
1,050.00
580.76
315.83
16.86
194.09
1,500.00
14.86
228.38
107.14
210.48
20.58
25.60
8.00
600.00
Recreation Programs
Certificates
Nov. Dues
Flourscent Bulbs
Review Plan Hampton Inn
Community Plan - Growth Statement
Wind. Washer Reservoir and Heater Motor
Ad for Police Officer
Erasers & Community Plan
Parts for Walkie Talkie
Parts
Andersons 28-3-10W/SCU
Pipe & Supplies
Legal Notice
Consulting Fees for 1988 Health Ins.
Trip to James Tavern Sr's.
Supplies
Trees for Coffman House, Hight St. & Avery
Tractor Repair
Supplies
Codified Ordinances
Volleyball Scorecards
Cable & Switch
Ads
Refund Program #1533
Mileage for September
Motor Starter & Circuit Breaker
Awl, Brush, Turnbuckle, Brass Hammer & C. Lock
2 Year Subscription
Repair of Hydrants
Prisoner Boarding
Mowing Weeds South Brand
Red Label Bond Paper
Zoning Review
Desk & Chair
Supplies
Office Supplies
L~bor for Splice Wires & Kits
Repair Tilt Steering Wheel
Tree Cart
Repairs to Picnic Tables
Shoulder Patches
Golden Gathering Luncheon
Supplies
Sepia Film
Property Restoration Coffman Road
Supplies
Tags
Letterhead Paper
Repairs
September Mileage
Supplies
Refund Program #1528
Sodding Bike Path Bostic Property
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McAlister
Sarah McClellan
Midwest Snacks
Music & Underwood
NIMLO
Northwest Media
Office of The Attorney General
Olen Corp.
Paul Peterson
Photographic Perspectives
Quaker Square Hilton
Ohio Municipal League
Republic Parking
Roto Rooter
L. J. Saunders, Inc.
Kathy Schoener
Richards & SImmons
Software Solutions
Squire & Sanders & Dempsey
SSI Mix
Standard Register Co.
Suther lands
Traffic Engineering Services
Trask Aerial Photo.
TSI
Tuller Printing
Union Oil
Van Dyne-Crotty
Worthington Heating
Zee Medical
Central Benefits
Central Mobile Radio
C & S 0 E
Bi 11 Y Cordial
Wm. Covey
Robert Darragh
Dublin Cleaners
Earl's Truck Sales
Laidlaw
Mary Newcomb
Geotechnical Consultants
Dave Harding
Huntington
Northern Bank Note
OCA
SNP
TMC
Washington Township
Paul Willis
Paul Willis
Zerox
Ted Zombeck
TOTAL
OCTOBER 19, 1987
259.45
15.33
8.28
166.931.22
234.00
4.75
100.00
957.28
93.60
244.64
144.96
65.00
24.00
85.00
39.90
35.00
38.44
768.87
2,711.73
30.00
119.00
16.75
1,450.00
200.00
400.00
38.67
1,833.47
13.75
246.66
73.90
1,207.44
19.70
4,247.83
183.96
159.83
67.35
453.46
36.50
1,941.00
13.84
443.00
11.93
1,285.00
623.50
149.00
9.30
368.51
20,833.75
35.35
24.15
37.50
204.33
228,240.71
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