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The regularly scheduled meeting of Dublin City Council was calle(
order by Mayor Michael L. Close at 7:30 P.M. on Monday, December
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Mr. Thornton led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Members of Council present were: Mr. Amorose, Mayor Close, Mr. Jar
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, Ms. Clarke, Lt. Geis, Mr. Hoffman, Ms.
Jordan, Ms. Prushing, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Willis, and Mr. Zombek.
Mr. Amorose moved to approve the minutes of the November 16, 1987 meeting
of Council.
Ms. Maurer seconded the motion.
The vote was 7-0 in favor.
Mr. Amorose moved to approve the minutes of the November 24, 1987 special
meeting of Council.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote was as follows: Mr. Thornton, abstain; Mr. Sutphen, yes; Mr.
Rozanski, yes; Ms. Maurer, yes; Mr. Jankowski, yes; Mayor Close, abstain;
and Mr. Amorose, yes.
Mr. Amorose moved to approve paying the bills.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous in favor of paying the bills.
Ordinance No. 133-87
Ordinance Creating Hotel/Motel Tax. Public Hearing.
Mayor Close repeated the Council Rules of Order as they pertain to Public
Hearings.
Mr. William Fearon, Mr. Vern Metz, and Mr. David King registered as
proponents.
There were no registered opponents.
Mr. Metz said that as President of the Chamber of Commerce that he and Mr.
Fearon were present in support of the Ordinance.
Mr. Fearon, past president of the Chamber of Commerce, had the following
comments:
1. The goal was, as requested by Dublin Council, was to establish a
bureau whose purpose would be promote Dublin to persons outside of
Dublin and to bring people into the community.
2. The proceeds from the hotel/motel tax would be paid for by people
outside of the community.
3. The purpose would be to bring businesses, conventions, and tourists
into Dublin.
4. There are about 30 or 40 convention or tourists' bureaus among cities
the size of Dublin and larger; each one of which is trying to bring
people into their community.
S. The reason to bring those people into the community is to spend money.
6. The Chamber of Commerce represents businesses in the community; that
includes hotels/motels, food service people, and other related retail
outlets who depend on visitors in the community for their livelihood.
7. If the hotel/motel tax is enacted, a portion of those proceeds can
be used to promote Dublin and bring additional people in to the
community.
8. By statute the first 3% of the hotel/motel tax goes to the community;
any percentage over that is spread equally between a convention and
tourists' bureau and other community worthwhile purposes.
9. It appears on a yearly basis that Dublin's Convention and Tourists'
Bureau would realize approximately $80,000.00 to $90,000.00. In the
first year the Chamber, Mr. Fearon said, could probably use more
funds in order to get started.
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10. The Chamber, Mr. Fearon said, would suggest that Council not
stipulate exactly where the funds go but that dispersion be based
on need.
Mr. David King, President of the Dublin Arts Council, mentioned to Council
the letter that the Arts Council had written to City Council some time ago
stating the Arts Council's position if a hotel/motel tax were to be
passed. He noted that the Arts Council felt that monies from said tax
would enable them to provide significant cultural activities for the
community; at a much greater level than they are able to do at the
present time.
Mr. Jankowski said that he agreed with Mr. Fearon's comment about not
specifically designating the funds; that Council should be able to
control those funds, depending upon whatever circumstances would dictate.
Mr. Jankowski also asked Mr. Fearon about what specific activities and
plans the Chamber had in mind for purposes of bringing visitors into
Dublin.
Mr. Fearon mentioned the fact that several large companies bring people in
for purposes of educational training for several days at a time, and he
also commented that most of those trainees stay outside of Dublin. The
bureau would work to keep those people in Dublin.
He also mentioned that the bureau would emphasize the historical aspects
of Dublin and that they would work to, perhaps, keep the stores open on
the weekends, etc.
Mr. Fearon also noted that many of Dublin's activities could be advertised
outside of the immediate area; activities such as St. Patrick's Day, the
Kiwanis Frog Jump, the Fourth of July activities, etc.
Mayor Close asked that Mr. Jankowski meet with Ms. Prushing regarding the
specific language as far as specific allocations are determined.
Ms. Maurer commented that she had suggested that the Ordinance be amended
by adding a section that would incorporate ideas from Mr. Bowman's
memorandum which suggested that whatever remains of the tax, after
allocations, be used for perhaps the following purposes:
1. Fund projects or events above the scope of a normal municipal
capital budget.
2. Sponsor projects or events that generate publicity and bring
people to town to participate.
3. Perhaps fund a special events coordinator who would work full time
on a "major league" event.
4. Sponsor an urban design competition for a variety of urban design
themes or activities.
S. Landscape along limited access highways.
6. Develop a plan for the historic district; purchase parking lots.
7. The purchase and development of unique entry points into Dublin.
8. Sponsor after work special events.
9. Develop public parks or spaces in conjunction with private facilities.
10. Fund a well designed street lighting program.
Ms. Maurer mentioned the specific point that the Finance Director made,
that if those funds are placed in a special fund then a court order must
be obtained to remove those funds from that fund for any other purpose.
There was discussion concerning the aforementioned point; the matter will
be reviewed further.
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Ms. Maurer also commented with regard to legalities; that the state
statute uses the term Convention and Visitors Bureau and that the state
statute should probably be tracked; and also that if Council would decide
that they want to have a member of Council on the Board of the Convention
and Visitors Bureau that that information should be specifically
indicated in the Ordinance so that a member of Council would have a vote
on the Board.
She also suggested that a section be included in the Ordinance to state
that owners be required to inform the City whenever there would be a
change in ownership.
The Ordinance will be held over for a third and final reading on December
21, 1987, at 7:30 P.M.
Ordinance No. 112-87 - Rezoning of 18.046 Acres on Southeast Corner of
Frantz Road and Tuttle Road. Third Reading.
The vote on the Ordinance was 7-0 in favor.
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Ordinance No. 125-87 - Accept an Annexation of 0.7- Acre (Roadway Only).
Third Reading.
The vote on the Ordinance was unanimous for approval.
Ordinance No. 128-87 Authorizing City Manager to Enter Into an Agreement
and Deed of Easement Regarding the Llewellyn Farms Park. Second Reading.
Mr. Bowman had the following comments;
1. The easement is a Trammell Crow project; the northeast corner of
Frantz Road and Tuttle Road.
2. It is approximately 12.7 acres.
3. The first portion of the building is being constructed.
4. The front part of the building has been built. When the plan was
approved by the Planning Commission both phases of the plan were
approved.
S. That plan showed a 30' side yard or rear yard across the east side.
Due to a surveying error the building was placed approximately 18',
reducing the 30' side yard to 12'.
Therefore, there is now as 12' green space with side yard between
the proposed development and the park.
6. Mr. Bull of Bird and Bull engineers called and asked about the
possibility of securing an easement, a landscape easement along the
park so that they could fulfill their promised landscaping plan that
came in as part of the final plan.
Mr. Bowman said that he told Mr. Bull that he would be receptive;
that most of the side yards within Llewellyn Farms were 15' rather
than 30'; that Trammell Crow was really committed to a fairly
intensive landscape package.
7. The planners looked at the plan and determined that the additional
landscape easement would not be a detriment to the park; that if
the trees were placed in a well designed manner that they would
contribute.
8. In addition, staff negotiated with Mr. Bull, and they are going to
donate the sum of $5,000.00 for additional park landscaping and
plantings within the park.
9. Staff will determine what is needed and the planting plan will be
submitted to Council.
10. It was suggested that the additional $5,000.00 in plantings be
spread throughout the park rather than right on the buffer line.
11. It could be made a part of the contract agreement that the City
supervise the plan.
There will be a third reading of the Ordinance on Monday, December 21,
1987.
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Ordinance No. 134-87 - Ordinance Requiring Total Registration. Second
Reading.
The Ordinance was held over for a third reading on December 21, 1987,
at 7:30 P.M.
Ordinance No. 138-87 - Refunding and Retirement of the $5,250,000.00
Economic Development Revenue Bond (Dublin Geriatric Care Company).
First Reading.
Mr. Amorose introduced the Ordinance.
Mr. Smith said that the City's bond counsel has reviewed the Ordinance
and finds no problems with it.
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 unanimous in favor.
Ms. Prushing reported that on page 5, the second paragrph, the fifth line,
that the word "Trustee" is to be changed to "Issuer".
The vote on the Ordinance was 7-0 in favor.
Ordinance No. 140-87 - Adopting New Regulations for the Collection of
Certain Building Permit Fees - Residential. First Reading.
Mr. Amorose introduced the Ordinance.
Mayor Close noted that the following six Ordinances were sponsored by
the Building Department and that he felt that he would prefer that they
be referred to the following meeting of Council with study by the
Service Committee prior to the meeting.
Mr. Thompson of the Building Department had the following comments:
1. He pointed out that with regard to the increase in fees for
residential and commercial building permits that Dublin had not
increased their fees since 1980. He also noted that he had contacted
various surrounding communities whose fees were approximately double
Dublin's fees.
2. With regard to the house numbering Mr. Thompson said that as of
January 1, 1986, Dublin began issuing house numbers; that this
Ordinance was for the purpose of clarifying the way dwelling
numbers were to be displayed, etc. so that they can be easily seen
and found by Fire Department and Police Department personnel as
well as emergency vehicles from those respective departments.
He pointed out that all of Dublin follows the downtown Columbus
system of High Street and Broad Street being the central location.
It was noted that there is a problem as regards Frantz Road, but
that the Columbus and Souther Ohio Electric Company who did the
numbering prior to January 1 of 1986 was reluctant to make any
changes.
Any new construction that comes into the City of Dublin will be
added to the downtown numbering system.
Persons may use script numbering but they must also have the numbers.
3. The CABO Code for one, two or three-family dwelling structures says
that there is to be an appeals board as regards residential
construction; hence the proposed Building Construction Appeals Board.
4. There is a commercial code which states that there needs to be an
appeals process (which has never been established in Dublin); hence
the fees as regards adjudication proceedings.
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S. The City of Dublin is the only community in Central Ohio that does
not have a central licensing procedure.
Columbus is in the process of trying to establish a regional
licensing procedure, but it will be some time before that procedure
comes into effect. Dublin's licensing procedure would be tired
into that of Columbus; Columbus is the only community that requires
testing for licensing at the present time.
With regard to the Building Construction Appeals Board and whether or
not those responsibilities could be satisfied by the Board of Zoning
Appeals, it was noted by Mr. Rozanski that he felt that an appeals
board such as this should be made up of persons with specific expertise
such as architects, engineers, construction people, builders, etc.
Responding to a concern expressed by Mr. Amorose, Mr. Thompson said
that he would prepare information as to the real cost of doing inspections
prior to the next meeting of Council.
There will be a second reading of Ordinance No. 140-87 at the Council
meeting on December 7, 1987.
Ordinance No. 141-87 - Adopting New Regulations for Collection of Building
Code Fees - Commercial. First Reading.
Mr. Rozanski introduced the Ordinance.
There will be a second reading of the Ordinance at the meeting on
December 21, 1987.
Ordinance No. 142-87 - Amending Codified Ordinances - New Chapter -
Licensing. First Reading.
Mr. Rozanski introduced the Ordinance.
The second reading of the Ordinance will be held at the Council meeting on
Monday, December 21, 1987 at 7:30 P.M.
Ordinance No. 143-87 - Amending Codified Ordinances - New Chapter -
Numbering Dwellings. First Reading.
Ms. Maurer introduced the Ordinance.
There will be a second reading of the Ordinance at the Council meeting on
December 21, 1987.
Ordinance No. 144-87
First Reading.
Establishing a Building Construction Appeals Board.
Mr. Sutphen introduced the Ordinance.
There will be a second reading of the Ordinance at the Council meeting on
December 21, 1987.
Ordinance No. 145-87 - Adopting Fees for Adjudication Proceedings. First
Reading.
Mr. Rozanski introduced the Ordinance.
A second reading of the Ordinance will be held at the Council meeting on
December 21, 1987.
Ordinance No. 146-87
First Reading.
Mr. Sutphen introduced the Ordinance.
Ordinance Amending the Annual Appropriations.
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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 7-0 in favor of the motion.
The vote on the Ordinance was unanimous in favor.
Ms. Maurer explained briefly for the public's edification that the
purpose of the Ordinance is to pay for new copies of Dublin's Codified
Ordinances for new staff, Council members, law libraries, as well as
new Boards, Commission, Committee members of the City.
Ordinance No. 147-87 - Authorizing the Manager to Purchase Telecommunica-
tions Equipment for Planning and Engineering Departments. First Reading.
Mr. Amorose introduced the Ordinance.
The proposal will allow the City to remain with the current communications
system as well as to expand the system into the new offices on Post Road -
the Centrex system.
Mr. Sutphen moved to do away with the three time reading rule and treat
as an emergency.
Mr. Jankowski seconded the motion.
The vote was 7-0 in favor of the motion.
The vote on the Ordinance was unanimous in favor.
Resolution No. 21-87 - Authorizing the Manager to Enter into a Statement
of Understanding with the American Red Cross. First Reading.
Mr. Sutphen introduced the Resolution.
Mr. Hansley noted that this was one step in the Law Enforcement Agency
Accreditation process.
The Resolution was held over for a second reading for the meeting to be
held on December 21, 1987.
Other
Various Applications for Liquor Permits
The City has received information that applications for nine new liquor
permits have been filed with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control.
Lt. Geis, speaking for Chief Mayer, said that Chief Mayer had indicated
to him that he had asked for information from the Ohio Department of
Liquor Control with regard to the applications and applicants.
He said that Chief Mayer has not received that information back from the
Board; that it is forthcoming, but that he had not been able to
determine anything that would preclude Dublin from allowing approval of
the requests.
Mr. Rozanski requested an update of information on the two applications
that Council requested additional information on at the first meeting in
October.
Mr. Smith said that he would get the information to Council members.
There were no objections from members of Council as regards the nine
applications.
Request for Approval to Begin Construction - Dublin Technology Center
Mr. Willis reported that according to the Codified Ordinances for a
project for which approval only of the preliminary plat plan has been
received; that the beginning of construction requires approval by the
City Council.
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Mr. Sutphen moved for approval.
Mr. Rozanski seconded the motion.
The vote was unanimous for approval.
Ratification Motion - Director of Law
Mr. Sutphen moved to ratify the appointment of the City Law Director,
Mr. Stephen J. Smith who was appointed by the City Manager, Mr. Hansley.
Mr. Amorose seconded the motion.
It was noted that the City Manager and Mr. Smith are in the process of
negotiating a new proposal (contract) which will be submitted to Council.
Responding to comments from Ms. Maurer, Mr. Hansley noted that there is
a great inconsistency among communities as to how their Law Directors
are paid.
Ms. Maurer said that she thought that with the growth of the City, the
complexity of the problems, and the greater amount of time that needed
to be spent on research that perhaps the monthly retainer fee was no
longer appropriate but that some other means of payment perhaps should be
considered.
Mayor Close commented that the present system is not "engraved in stone"
but that the City should perhaps be considering alternatives as to the
Law Director's position.
Comments from Staff
Mr. Hansley
1. The presentation regarding the proposed City logo will be scheduled
for a later meeting.
2. The details regarding a Council Retreat for the weekend of January
22 and 23 are still not firmed up, but should be worked out shortly.
3. The Fitness Challenge of the Columbus Corporate Challenge, with
the efforts of the Chamber of Commerce and the support of the City
administration will be moved to Dublin for its run next Fall, with
Council's approval and support.
4. Received official word late last week that Dublin has become a
designated Bicentennial Community.
Mr. Willis
1. Referred to the Project Status Report distributed to members of
Council, noting that the report reports the status of City
administrated projects as well as Developer administrated projects.
Mr. Bowman
1. There will be an open meeting with the Martin Road residents about
the traffic situation on Martin Road on Monday, December 14, 1987
at 7:30 P.M. The purpose of the meeting will be to allow the
residents to voice their concerns regarding the speed and traffic
conditions on Martin Road.
Mayor Close said that he felt that the current posted speed limit
on Martin Road is unreasonably slow.
Staff will formally submit some type of conclusion to Council for
final disposition.
2. Announced that the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on
December 10th will be the last meeting for Mr. Bill Callahan. Mr.
Callahan served on Dublin Council for four years as well as well
as being a member of the Planning and Zoning Commission for eight year .
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Mayor Close.
Noted that Chief Mayer has asked that two persons from Council be
designated to serve on the Police Awards and Commendations Committee -
Mr. Amorose and Mr. Sutphen agreed to serve on said committee.
Mr. Smith
1. Thanked Council for renewing the Law Director's office contract for
another year.
2. A revised sewer contract with the City of Columbus will be available
to members of Council prior to the next meeting.
3. Mr. Smith will also make available a status report on the various
litigations involving Dublin.
Mayor Close
Requested that information for members of Council be included in the
packets distributed on Thursday and not be placed on the dais just prior
to Council meetings on Monday evenings.
Council Roundtable Discussion
Mr. Thornton
1. Asked Mr. Willis for a status report on the bridge sidewalk/crosswalk.
Mr. Willis said that he has a plan in his office for the resignaliza-
tion of that intersection as well as for one at High and Bridge
streets. The plan also includes the pedestrial crosswalk.
He said that staff intends to go to contract for that project just
after the first of the year with work actually beginning in the
spring.
Responding to concerns Mr. Willis said that the signals themselves
can be done in bad weather but that the rechannelization, repainting
of the lines, is not very well done during this time of the year.
Ms. Maurer wondered if perhaps temporary lines could not be placed
in immediately.
Mr. Willis said that they could be painted if one can find someone
who has the equipment available at this time of year.
Mr. Rozanski suggested that Mr. Willis see if the county would have
equipment available to do the job now.
Mr. Jankowski
1. Regarding the Fitness Challenge, Mr. Jankowski suggested that the
Manager and the Police Department examine the issue carefully,
making sure that the City can handle the traffic that would result.
Mr. Hansley pointed out that the "traffic generating" activity will
be at the MetroCenter which would have extensive parking facilities
available.
Mr. Rozanski
1. Thanked Mr. Willis for his project status report; that it was very
helpful.
Ms. Maurer
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Referred to the memorandum given to members of Council regarding
the Dublin Millennium plans.
Announced that there will be a meeting on January 6th at which time
ideas suggested will be discussed by the committee and will be
explored further.
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Dublin organizations have been invited to send representatives to
offer their ideas and suggestions for discussion.
She noted that the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Ireland had been invited
to come to Dublin on St. Patrick's Day. She will be in Washington
D. C. on December 12th, but will be going back to Ireland on the
17th. One of the suggestions that was made by members of the
committee was that the City request that she visit while she is in
the United States and that her visit be celebrated as a "kickoff"
for Dublin Ohio's millennium celebration. She suggested that the
City pay the Lord Mayor's expenses from Washington, D.C. to Dublin,
Ohio, and back to Washington, D.C.
Mayor Close said that he would prefer having a proposed budget in
hand for the activities associated with the millennium before any
specific decisions are made by Council.
Ms. Maurer commented that that budget should be available for Council
after the January 6th meeting.
Mr. Amorose
1. Referred to the letter from Warner Cable about the rate change notice.
Mr. Hansley said that the franchise that Warner Cable has allows
them to adjust the rates to reflect the marketplace; the only
requirement being that they must give their customers a 30 day notice
Mayor Close
1. Suggested that in view of the hotel/motel tax and the passage of the
increased city income tax that it might be appropriate for the
City to reevaluate the portion of the property tax that the City
is collecting, and perhaps give the taxpayers some kind of relief
if at all possible.
2. Mentioned the difficulty in turning left as one is heading east on
S.R. 745. It seems that the cycle has been lengthened and that it
makes turning even more difficult.
3. Commented that Tuller Road is virtually impossible to travel - the
berms are crumbling, it is terribly marked, and it is not very wide.
4. The last set of interviews of applicants interested in the Boards,
Commissions, and Committees has been scheduled for Tuesday, December
29th beginning at 6:30 P.M.
There will be a special meeting of Council on December 29th which
will adjourn to Executive Session for purposes of personnel
discussions.
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Ace Body, Inc.
Athletic Club Metro
Avery Gardens
Dick Bangs
Banks Baldwin Publishing Co.
BOCA
Boller Electronics
Carol Britton
BSN Corp.
Buckeye Business Forms
Central Ohio Welding
Columbus Builders Supply, Inc.
Columbus Dispatch
Computer Helper, Inc.
Corroon & Black of Ohio
Creative Paints
Delaware County Materials
D & M Distributors
Franklin County Engineer's
Game Time
General Tire Sales, Inc.
Geotechnical Consultants
Goodyear Tire Center
Graf & Sons
Paul Hahn
Harold Hard
Henschen & Associates
Hill Printing Co.
Horne, King, Rauh a.i.a.
Howard's
Inside Outfitters Inc.
JD Equipment, Inc.
Johnnie's Union 76
Kwik-KOPY
Laidlaw
Lambert's
Bobby Layman
Linworth Lumber
Lorz Communications, Inc.
Lowe Sales
Candace A. Mazur
McAlister
Meijer Inc.
Metro Sales CO.
Minute Men
Mobil
M.P.H. Industrial Inc.
Music & Underwood
Northwest Media, Inc.
O.C.A.
Office of Attorney General
Olde Sawmill Laundry
Paul Peterson
Radio Shack
Raven Industries, Inc.
Repro
BILL LISTING
DECEMBER 7, 1987
345.70
70.00
958.00
209.00
98.51
37.50
45.00
264.00
961. 34
451. 23
9.00
32.00
306.84
600.00
56,653.00
259.40
33.04
1,419.83
41. 06
38.15
406.00
1,644.00
1,031.43
145.00
35.00
189.68
200.00
88.90
2,431. 75
2,862.93
350.00
43.93
104.35
313.00
36,935.11
202.20
134.74
143.01
4,000.00
81. 00
96.00
9.16
40.63
74.40
1,413.60
2,814.05
18.60
8,003.98
4.75
31.00
75.00
62.40
1,269.38
122.89
896.00
54.50
Spinner hub, motor, blade guide & spinner disc
December memberships
Kentucky Coffee tree, Sweet Gem & Autumn Purple
Supervisor Ballroom dancing
Ohio Rev. Code Oct. 87 & shipping
Reg & yellow tags
Service Charge to adjust P.A. System
Supervisor Bread baking
Unitec Table top timer and EM First Aid Kit
Quarterly Notice Ql
Supplies
Cement
Clerk Typist ad, Bid for Refuse Collection
Lotus, Disketts-verbaitim, & disk file
Gen. Liability Ins. & others
Supplies
Supplies
Spotlight, bracket, traffic cones
Right Lane closed sign
End Caps #3142 and shipping
Tire, tube & fix flat
Materials testing
Tires
Garage door repair
Re-imburse Ohio Turfgrass Foundation
Recharge Extinguishers & smoke detectors
Computer Service
NCR Forms
Llewellyn Farms Design
Supplies
Blinds and installation
Supplies
Repairs
Tags & 4 part applicator
Residential Contract
Supplies
Repairs
Tape, rule and wood preservative
Professional Public Information Services
Bags of twin light
Supervisor Dublin Troupers
Color prints
Supplies
Wall map of Columbus
Temporary help
October gasoline
Tuning fork and antenna mounting knob
Brand & Avery Road Waterlines
Film processing
Blank diskettes
Tuition Lt. Geis November 3-5, 1987
Maintenance Cleaning of uniforms
Signs
Telephone recording control
Plastic
film, prints
Republic Parking
Richards & Simmons
Risk Management
Amy Sapp
Earl Smith, Sheriff
Software Solution, Inc.
Solar Testing
Tuller
VanDyne-Crotty
Waste Mgt. of Ohio
Xerox
Mar ie Alley
AT & T
Jerry Brown
Cellular One
Mike Close
Col. Prosecutor's Office
Billy Cordial
William Covey
C & SOF
Health One
Steve Hoffman
Howard's
Darryl Hughes
Hydrostorage
Lise Leitzell
Mary Newcomb
Ohio Bell
Jeff Pastor
Wallace Tierman Pennwalt
Jan Rozanski
TMC
Treas. City of Columbus
Waste Management
Ted Zombeck
Tim Hansley
Huntington
Dublin Payroll Acct.
USPS
USPS
Banc Ohio
Ohio State Bank
Huntington
Huntington
PERS
Georg Group
Risk Management Publish.
Hilliard Auto
Central Ohio Police
The Columbus Dispatch
Dublin Mobile Phone
Geotechnical Consultants
Barb Maurer
Olen Corp.
Office of Att. General
Rousch
BILL LISTING
DECEMBER 7, 1987
24.00
101.10
4,625.00
490.00
745.66
311.37
8,137.64
47.50
55.00
122.00
258.00
49.29
21.12
337.50
157.76
24.00
80.00
144.90
152.04
3,773.31
496.44
116.97
87.54
22.47
18,952.00
6.72
6.85
1,463.57
216.00
408.00
29.00
162.21
85.11
46.00
200.76
500.00
269.88
67,147.85
202.05
52.95
65,123.99
36,312.20
172,879.56
180,550.87
11,264.00
1~~HB:8d
105.31
362,20
647.40
250.00
3,592.25
550.00
98.D5
100.00
400.39
9 tickets
Cleaning Supplies
Ins. & Risk Mgt. Services
Supervisor Basket Weaving
October Prisoner Boarding
Hardware Maint. Dec 1 to 31, 1987
General Field Inspection
Domestic Via. Compo forms
Weekly Service Entry Mats
Dumpster Municipal Bldg.
Dry Ink
Nov. Mileage
Monthly Charge
Cruiser Wash/Wax
Monthly Charges
Lunch Reimbursement
October
Nov. Mileage
Nov. Mileage
Monthly
Health Ins.
April to Nov. Mileage
SUpplies
Nov. Mileage
Estimate #2
Nov. Mileage
Nov. Mileage
Monthly
Supervisor Volleyball
Protection System for Water Tower
Registration & Parking for Impact Conference
Monthly
Pavement Markings
Dumpster @ Avery
Nov. Mileage
Car and housing allowance
Medicare
Cover Payroll
Postage on Tax Increase
Postage for delinquents
#1 Sewer and Old Dublin Waterline
Phase II Sewer
Water Tower, Booster Station & Intersection
Obligation Bonds
Employees Retirement System
Open spacesand.Visual Quality
Insurance erVlces
Supplies
Name tags, chill chaser and binoculars
Ad Pool Manager,i re-advertise bids for pool
MI-Misc. Opt. Kit
Servic-es
Travel Exp. to Las Vegas attending N.L.C.
Supplies
Tuition D. Beaudry on Officer Incident Reaction CourSE
Supplies
Southeastern Equipment CO.
Total Properties Inspection
Paul Willis
Smith & Hill
TOTAL
BILL LISTING
DECEMBER 7, 1987
168.19
1,000.00
21. 63
6,387.50
735,973.72
Supplies
Consulting Building
Nov. Mileage
Nov. Services
Inspector