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The regularly scheduled meeting of the Dublin City Council was called to
order by Mayor Michael L. Close at 7:30 P.M. on Monday, November 16, 1987.
Mr. Thornton led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Members of Council present were: Mr. Amorose, Mayor Close, Mr. Jankowski,
Jr., Ms. Maurer, Mr. Rozanski, Mr. Sutphen and Mr. Thornton.
Mr. Hansley, City Manager, and Mr. Smith, Law Director, were also present as
were Ms. Alley, Mr. Bowman, Mr. Darragh, Mr. Hoffman, Lt. Geis, Ms. Jordan,
Chief Mayer, Ms. Prushing, Sgt. Scharf, and Mr. Willis of the City staff.
Chief Bostic of the Washington Township Fire Department was also present.
Mr. Amorose moved to approve the minutes of the November 2, 1987, meeting
of Council.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote was as follows: Mr. Thornton, yes; Mr. Sutphen, yes; Mr. Rozanski,
yes; Ms. Maurer, yes; Mr. Jankowski, abstain; Mayor Close, yes; Mr. Amorose,
yes.
Mr. Amorose moved to approve paying the bills.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
Ms. Prushing explained that the $160,000.00 payment to Nickholas Savko &
Sons was the final payment for Muirfield Drive.
Mr. Willis said that Muirfield Drive would be open to Scottish Corners in
approximately two weeks, as well as the street that goes east to west and
connects to Earlington on the east side. That street will also be opened
in a couple of weeks; it has been completed and is being punched out at
the moment.
The vote was unanimous in favor of paying the bills.
Presentation - Columbus Fire Chief, D. Werner, Regarding the Transportation
of Hazardous Materials.
With regard to the routing of hazardous materials around 1-270, Chief
Werner said that the City of Columbus had recently gotten permission from
the Ohio Department of Transportation to install the signs along 1-270.
Chief Werner also said that he felt comfortable, because of a good working
relationship, that in the event of a hazardous materials incident that
all communities could work together well and that whatever help would be
needed during an emergency would be forthcoming.
He noted that it was felt that there would be less chance of an incident
along the straight stretches of 1-270 than on the businer intersections of
1-70, 1-71 which are more conducive to accidents.
Mayor Close agreed with the safer aspects of 1-270 but wondered who would
be responsible for the costs should there be an accident and it would
become necessary to secure the area.
Mr. Werner said that he did not foresee any billing, etc. for anything that
Columbus might use to stabilize a hazardous material, mentioning the
automatic response arrangement, specifically, that Columbus has with
Washington and Perry Townships.
Mr. Werner in response to a question from Mr. Amorose, said that as a result
of the last hazardous materials incident that Columbus had that the carrier
has been billed for all the expenses related to that emergency, and that
he is under the assumption that the City of Columbus will be reimbursed for
the expenses incurred during that emergency.
Chief Bostic said that he feels comfortable with the automatic response and
mutual aid which the Township has with the City of Columbus.
Chief Werner commented that the Franklin County Commissioners have "ear-
marked" approximately $250,000.00 for the Central Ohio Fire Chiefs to
purchase two fully equipped hazardous materials units, the intent being
that they will be stationed close to 1-270 at opposite ends of the County.
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Chief Werner said that he felt that the most important thing is the
training of personnel.
Chief Werner said that he would get additional information regarding costs
as they relate to the Police Division.
Mayor Close repeated the Council Rules of Order for the two scheduled
Public Hearings.
Ordinance No. 112-87 - Rezoning of 18.046 Acres Located on the Southeast
Corner of Frantz Road and Tuttle Road. Public Hearing.
Mr. Robert Meyer and Mr. Robert Apel registered as proponents.
There were no registered opponents.
Mr. Bowman had the following comments:
1. The subject site contains 18 acres.
2. The site is located on the southeast corner of Frantz Road and Tuttle
Road.
3. Currently the site consists of three six acre single family lots; there
are three single family homes built on each of those lots.
4. Showed slides of the site and the surrounding area.
S. To the east is a school site and north of the school site is a seven
acre park within Llewellyn Farms.
6. The applicant is considering with this application a combined concept
and preliminary plan. The land use situation is clear enough that
they both can be combined in one reading.
7. The proposes uses are Suburban Office District uses; the zoning is
P.U.D., but as part of the development plan that has been submitted
and in the text the applicant has identified that they would use any
permitted uses within the Suburban Office and Institutional District.
8. The site is actually a tributary area of the City of Columbus.
9. There have been discussions about how Columbus would service this site
which includes the Ballymead area and goes up to 1-270. There have
been some problems where Columbus is somewhat reluctant to allow this
site to tie into the system due to their own lift station capacity.
Discussions will continue with Columbus as to how this could be
accomplished.
Obviously if there is no sewer this development would wait until such
time as a sewer is available to develop.
As a result, the development text specifically waives the 240 day
requirement (the time during which the applicant must come in with a
final development plan.
10. Staff supports the application; the uses are very appropriate.
11. The Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval with the
following conditions:
A. The construction of a bike path instead of a sidewalk along the
frontage on Frantz Road in cooperation with the City of Columbus.
B. The site development plan, when filed in final development form,
will take advantage of and preserve as many of the existing trees
on the site as possible.
C. That there be a dedication of additional right-of-way in the
amount of 10 additional feet along Tuttle Road to improve the
overall roadway system.
Mr. Robert Meyer of Porter, Wright, Morris, and Arthur, was present to
represent the applicant, and had the following comments:
1. The site is very suitable for office use.
2. The request for P.U.D. zoning more carefully tailors the zoning then
would be the cause with a straight zoning.
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3. The location of curb cuts would be at locations which are suitable
to what is already in place and would allow for the development of the
site either with multiple users or being a public street or with curb
cuts for a single user for the entire site.
4. Have agreed to the commitment to protect existing trees as much as
possible.
S. Architectural features will have residential roof lines as well as
architectural treamtnet in terms of materials that will be consistent
with other office uses in the area.
6. The sewer issue is somewhat "up in the air".
Responding to a comment from Mr. Rozanski, Mr. Bowman said that they felt
that it would be preferable to have a curb cut on Frantz Road with this
development; they would have the option of using either Frantz Road or
Tuttle Road. He noted that Frantz Road will probably eventually have five
lanes with a turn lane.
Mr. Meyer noted that after discussions with the City of Columbus that it
was determined that the curb cut be located at least 200' to 250' north
of the drive coming out of the Karric Place apartments and about that
distance south of Frantz Road.
There will be a third reading of the Ordinance on December 7, 1987.
Ordinance No. 120-87 - Ordinance Authorizing the City Manager to Enter Into
an Agreement with the City of Columbus for the Upper Scioto West Branch
Sewer. Public Hearing.
There were no registered proponents.
Mr. Steven Hillman registered as an opponent.
Mr. Roger Willis of the City of Columbus was present to discuss the change
in the timing of the project.
He said that several months ago they met with the Sewer and Water Rate
Board and went through a rate study for the next several years of the
program - were reaching into double digit figures. It was decided to
delay this project for approximately two years and by doing so the rates
would level out and drop down to single digits.
Mr. Rozanski noted that with a two year delay that the City of Dublin will
be looking at a very expensive capital improvement on its part to expand
the existing pumpstation.
He also noted that the projected cost of the sewer has increased three times
since the original contract was signed in 1972.
Mr. Steven Hillman said that as he understood it that what the Ordinance
does is to authorize the expenditure of engineering fees.
He noted that he did not feel that it was appropriate at this time to
authorize the expenditure of $630,000.00 to $640,000.00 in engineering
fees for a project which might not get underway for two years; that he felt
that the engineering fees should be a part of the entire bond package.
Mr. Hillman said that he felt that the contract itself is vague and ambiguou~.
He noted that according to the contract that should the engineering costs
increase for the area outside the Dublin city limits that could very well
increase the expense that Dublin would be required to pay for even though
the expense would lie without the City of Dublin.
Mr. Hillman suggested that at this point the Ordinance should be disposed
of and not tabled indefinitely.
He said that he felt that it is a totally one sided contract, benefiting
only the City of Columbus.
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Mr. Hansley mentioned the plan the City has for repairing the manholes
as relating to the infiltration/inflow problem.
Mr. Willis suggested that it might be prudent to go ahead with the
engineering studies, obtain the easements, etc. so that when it was time
for the project to go forward then everything would be in place.
Responding to a question from Ms. Maurer, Ms. Prushing said that one could
have one major approval and then issue the bonds in segments. She also
commented that one must make payments within 30 days of issuance of bonds.
She also noted that in her discussions with Mr. Francis of the City of
Columbus that he had communicated that Columbus still wants to go ahead
with the engineering.
Mr. Willis said that there is no guarantee that the project will not get
"bogged down" in litigation.
Mr. Hillman noted that the contract also provides that Dublin will pay for
all increased costs due to litigation which includes obtaining easements
located in the City of Columbus.
There will be a third reading of the Ordinance at the Council meeting
scheduled for December 21, 1987.
Refinement of Preliminary Plan for Brandon Village - 12.47 Acre School Site.
Third Reading.
With regard to a question from Mr. Sutphen regarding retention, Mr. Terry
Andrews of Planned Communities said that the considerable open space
between the school and S.R. 745 will be used for retention.
Mr. Bowman noted that it is doubtful that the school will create any more
runoff than the 180 units that were originally proposed for the area.
Mr. Andrews said that the storm water retention will be shown on the final
development plan.
The vote was unanimous in favor of approval.
Ordinance No. 87-87 - Rezoning of 19.8 Acres on West Side of State Route
745, Opposite Bellaire Avenue. Third Reading.
The vote was 7-0 in favor of the rezoning.
Ordinance No. 125-87 - An Ordinance to Accept an Annexation of 9.7! Acre
(Roadway Only) from Washington Township to the City of Dublin. Second
Reading.
There will be a third reading of the Ordinance on December 7, 1987.
Ordinance No. 127-87 - Establishing Permit Fee for Use of Fire Hydrants
($25.00). Second Reading.
Mr. Sutphen reported that the Safety Committee had met and had decided
that the $25.00 fee (as opposed to the original $100.00 permit fee that
was proposed) was more fair.
It was noted that an additional $25.00 fee would be charged if the City of
Dublin is required to pump out the hydrant as well as a requirement that if
the hydrant is damaged, the contractor is required to pay for repairs or
replacement.
Mr. Sutphen 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 7-0 in favor.
The vote on the Ordinance was unanimous in favor.
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Ordinance No. 128-87 - Authorizing City Manager to Enter Into an Agreement
and Deed of Easement Regarding the Llewellyn Farms Park. First Reading.
Mr. Jankowski introduced the Ordinance.
The Ordinance will have a second reading on December 7, 1987.
Mayor Close said that Ordinances No. 131-87 and 132-87 would not be read
because neither of the items were ready.
Ordinance No. 133-87 - Ordinance Creating Hotel/Motel Tax. First Reading.
Ms. Maurer introduced the Ordinance.
There will be a Public Hearing on the Ordinance on December 7, 1987.
Ordinance No. 134-87 - Ordinance Requiring Total Registration. First
Reading.
Mr. Amorose introduced the Ordinance.
There will be a Second Reading of the Ordinance on December 7, 1987.
Ordinance No. 135-87 - Ordinance Authorizing City Manager to Enter Into a
Lease Agreement - 5131 Post Road. First Reading.
Mr. Amorose introduced the Ordinance.
Mr. Willis commented that initially the City will be leasing lesser amounts
of space - initially it will be 3,000 square feet for space for the first
six months; the second six months will be for 4,000 square feet, and the
third six months will be for the full amount of space (5492 square feet).
Mayor Close noted that the Operating Maintenance cost could considerably
increase the monthly cost of the contract.
Mr. Willis said that the operating expenses are included in the unit cost.
The unit cost quoted at $9.50 per square foot plus the operating cost of
$4.00 per square foot brings the total cost to $13.50 a square foot.
Mayor Close noted that the $13.50 per square foot covers $4.00 worth of
operating costs; if the operational costs exceed $4.00 a foot the City
will be liable for the difference.
Mr. Willis said that the present operating expenses are at the $4.00 level.
As those expenses would increase that those costs would be prorated for
the City's share in the building.
It was agreed that the price was appropriate.
It was noted that once Council takes action and passes the Ordinance it
will be about six weeks before the building will be available for occupancy.
Mr. Thornton 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
Accept Quit Claim Deed - City Owned Property South of Glick Road _
O'Shaughnessy Bridge Project.
Mr. Sutphen moved to accept the quit claim deed.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor.
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Council Roundtable Discussion
Mr. Sutphen
1. At the recent Safety Committee meeting also discussed was the suggested
vicious animal ordinance.
Mr. Sutphen commented that the people at the Franklin County Board of
Health were very helpful.
He noted that the question that the Safety Committee had was that if
Dublin were to pass their own ordinance, would the County support and
enforce said Ordinance.
He said that Franklin County and the City of Columbus are in the
process of writing a "good" ordinance that will be countywide to
address the issue.
It is being suggested that just after the first of the year that a
countywide task force be created.
A final draft of a proposed ordinance is presently being studied by
the City of Columbus and the County Commissioners.
2. Mentioned the two abandoned refrigerators on Brand Road between Avery
Road and on west where it becomes Mitchell-Dewitt Road.
Ms. Maurer
1. Announced that Mary Margaret McLernon, the Dublin representative to
the Dublin Millennium was unable to attend the meeting because of
illness.
On her recent visit to Dublin, Ireland, Mrs. McLernon presented a
letter from Mayor Close to the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Ireland, accepted
by the Deputy Lord Mayor. The purpose of the letter was to suggest
to the Lord Mayor that Dublin, Ohio, would like to participate in
celebrating with Dublin, Ireland, their 1000th year as well as
celebrating Dublin's new city status.
Mrs. McLernon was going to suggest that Council authorize an ad hoc
committee of interested citizens to work on special events for the
aforementioned celebration with co-chairmen, Mrs. McLernon and Miss
Janet Jordan, as well as Mrs. Maurer.
There was no objection for the establishment of said committee from
members of Council.
2. Memorandum from Mr. Hansley regarding the possibility of a Goal Setting
Retreat.
Ms. Maurer had the following comments:
1. Mr. Hansley had suggested that perhaps such a retreat should be
worked into the budget calendar.
2. Polled Council to see if they were interested.
3. Mr. Hansley contacted Mr. Jenkins to see if he would be available
to facilitate, and Mr. Jenkins said that he would be available
January 15, 16 or january 22, 23.
4. Spoke with members of the Planning and Zoning Commission who had
indicated an interest in feeling "more connected" with what type
of planning is going on in Dublin. They said that they would be
interested in being involved in the interest gathering portion
of such a session, in having some input, as well as having an
an interest in a decision making session.
S. Tentative reservations were made at Mohican State Park Lodge for
the weekend of the 15th.
6. Mayor Close repeated that he would not be available the weekend of
the 15th.
Mayor Close also said that he felt that the Manager should be the person
responsible for arranging such a session - the agenda, the facilitator, the
location, and the time. He also said that he felt that it would be more
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appropriate to have such a session after the new Council member has had an
opportunity to attend a few Council meetings.
Mr. Jankowski said that he was in favor of such a session and that tieing
it in to the budgetary process was positive. He did say, however, that
he did not feel that it was necessary to go out of town for such a session,
citing the inconvenience and expense with the greater number of persons
involved (Council, staff, P&Z, etc.); he also noted the difficulty for the
press and the public to access that process.
Mayor Close also said that he would prefer that the site be convenient for
similar reasons.
Ms. Maurer said that in researching such a process previously that she
found that most persons felt that it was better to be removed from a
familiar location as well as whether or not it should be open to the press
and to the public.
It was agreed that Mr. Hansley would arrange such a retreat.
Mr. Amorose
1. Thanked the staff for "The Fact Book".
2.
Mentioned a concern regarding
Riverside Drive next to Bash.
sightliness of the lot.
Mr. Hansley said that he and Mr. Darragh have discussed the Code as it
addresses the aforementioned situation.
the pumpkin patch/Christmas tree lot
He specifically discussed the un-
on
Mr. Darragh said that previously he had offered/suggested three
different, possible solutions to similar situations.
A. That things remain as they have been; people with such temporary
businesses are issued peddlars' permits. That is the way it
is being handled presently.
B. Eliminate these situations entirely and not permit any temporary
businesses.
C. Draft new legislation entirely that calls them conditional uses
and require a public hearing.
D. Limit such permits to non-profit organizations.
Mr. Amorose said that he was not opposed to non-profit groups operating such
businesses but that he was opposed to a commercial, private, for profit
group doing it.
Mayor Close suggested deferring the problem to the Law Director for
recommended legislation requiring a bond or whatever be posted to help to
insure a clean site.
Ms. Maurer asked that the newspapers print a story about the Ad Hoc
Committee and the Dublin Millennium so that interested citizens might
respond.
Mayor Close
1. In 1983 one of Dublin's police officers, in responding to a traffic
situation, was involved in an unfortunate accident. During the last
two weeks the City has been in trial in Franklin County Common Pleas
Court concerning that accident and on this date a judgment was awarded
against the City in the amount of $125,000.00. The judgment in
whole, including attorneys' fees, will be satisfied by insurance.
There will be no direct liability to the City of Dublin.
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2. Welcomed Mr. Strip, the newly elected Council member, to the meeting.
3. Thanked citizens for their support in the last election.
4. Mr. Rozanski moved that Mrs. Margery Amorose be re-appointed as Council s
representative to the Dublin Fund.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
The vote was 6-0 in favor with one abstention (Amorose).
S. Announced a special Council meeting for Tuesday, November 24, 1987, at
6:00 P.M. to vote on awarding the bid for the community swimming pool.
6. There will be ajoint Council and School Board meeting on November 30,
1987, at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers.
7. Thanked voters for their support on the income tax increase.
Said that it is time to do the Muirfield Drive extension; it is time
to do the widening of S.R. 161; it is time to start looking at the
option of the community center.
The meeting was adjourned to Executive Session at 9:46 P.M. by Mayor Close.
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A.D.S. Systems !nc.
American Red Cross
Richard Aschenbrand
Anthony J. Celebrezee, Jr.
William Ball
BeeLine Aligning Service
BOCA International
Boehm Stamp
Bruning
CABO
Cellular One
CEA
Central Mobile Radio
Columbus Builders Supply
Columbus Dispatch
Columbus Disaster Services
Jack Conie & Sons
Creative Paints
Darby Sales
Davey Tree
Dublin Hardware
Dublin Mobile Phone
Dublin Storage
Dublin Villager
Jack Eggspuehler
E.M.H. & T. Engineering
FABER-Irelan
Fournier Rubber & Supply
GGeotechnical Consultants
Gingway prodcuts
Gordon Flesch
Headlee
Howard's
Jess Howard Electric
Human Touch
IIMC
John David Jones & Associates
Kwik Copy
Laidlaw
Lambert's
Bobby Layman
C.O. Lowe Sales
L & M Excavators
Lorz Communications
McAlister
f'linute Men
Northwest Media
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Olde Sawmill Laundry
Olen Corp.
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BILL LISTING
November 16, 1987
294.31
12.00
176.00
125.00
50.40
155.16
33.00
28.30
19.54
90.00
150.04
3,445.00
54.40
155.70
882.56
216.06
654.85
197.00
138.20
210.00
7.78
250.00
225.00
22.00
700.00
1,200.00
2,166.73
114.58
1,091.50
290.07
166.50
54.27
1,587.70
6,837.00
45.20
50.00
481.07
310.00
1,487.00
304.75
95.60
1,559.30
1,072.50
4,810.00
102.65
942.40
9.50
30.00
111.55
36.54
135.60
59.09
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1 ():'1 , (I 11. i.1
Maint. Typewriter & calculator
Certificates
Supervisor for Antiques
Tuition Sgt. Beaudry
October mileage
Parts and Labor
Automatic OBBC Up-dates
Permastamp - for deposit
Activator
Bldg. Official Exam
Phone bi 11
Professional Services
Pager Service
Pipe, fittings, caps and couplings
Ads for building dept.
3rd quarter warning system
Repair Water-line Muirfield Village Phase 30
Supplies
Film and Supplies
Stump Removal at Cemetery
Supplies
Mi-Misc. Optional Kit
Rental of Storage Room
Clerk/Typists ad
Reimburse for trees destroyed during sewer canst.
Scottish Corners
Plan Review Services
Tires
Services
Repairs
Paper
Pencils, and lift off tape
Supplies
Final Draw Traffic Control Inprovements on Frantz
Funeral of Dave George
Annual Membership for Municipal Clerk
Construction Contract Corbins Mill
Envelopes
Dumpster at Municipal Bldg.
Coffee Supplies
Parts and Labor
Supplies
Topsoil
Public Information
Film and prints
Temp. Employment
Film processing
Tuition Sgt. Scharf
Uniforms
Concrete
Service
'sprvices
SCJ r vi Cr.'5:
A] t-'.:c'rnar.or
111 ! :)i
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Nannette Sheedy
Shoes & Gloves
Southern Equipment
Sun Control
Superior Electric
Suther lands
Squire,Sanders & ~empsey
Total Property Services, Inc.
Traffic Engineering Services
Trask Aerial Photography
Unocal
United Technologies
Vance's Shooters Supplies,
Van Dyne-Crotty
Wandel & Schnell
Warner Liquid Waste Hauling
Waste Management
Sue Wilke
Worthington Tool Rental
Xerox
Allen Zak
Deb Zechar
The Borror Co.
Columbus & Southern
Marie Allie
Baldwin Sours
Blue Cross
City of Columbus
Bi 11 y Cordial
William Covey
Credit Bureau of Cols.
Robert Darragh
Dublin Cleaners
Dave Harding
Lisa Leitzell
NAPA
Mary Newcomb
Ohio Bell
Police Pension
Nan Prushing
Squire, Sanders
Paul Willis
Ted Zombeck
Fund
& Dempsey
TOTAL
BILL LISTING
November 16, 1987
30.24
28.25
55.50
100.00
1,141.28
191.07
1,090.58
1,200.00
2,100.00
160.00
844.522
457.62
Inc. 558.39
27.50
4,837.54
100.00
46.00
390.00
145.00
215.00
256.00
178.00
808.00
4,370.30
15.04
37.80
1,207.44
139.87
229.74
164.62
7.50
71.13
562.25
8.19
20.37
287.36
8.47
110.45
27,768.37
189.54
9,557.30
25.62
232.89
253,634.93
Sept. & October mileage
Bib Overall
Governor
R15 Mirrored Bronze Coat.
Services
Supplies
Shier-Rings Rd. Waterline Bonds
Contract Inspection
Dublin Master Pl~n
Slides
Fuel
Repairs
targets
Weekly Service Mats
Earlington Pool
Clean Septic on Avery Rd.
Dumpster
Supervisor Stained Glass
Trenchor
New drum and monthly charge
Supervisor Photography
Instructor CPR
November Rental
Electric
Oct. mileage
Services
Dental Insurance
Water service at Municipal Bldg.
Oct. Mileage
Oct. Mileage
Services
Oct. Mileage
Clean Police Uniforms
Oct. Mileage
Oct. Mileage
Supplies
Oct. Mileage
Phone bill
Employer's Quarterly Contributions
Oct. Mileage and Conference
Bond Counsel leaal services
Oct. Mileage
Oct. Mileage