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RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
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Minutes of
Regular
Meeting
COLUMBUS BLANK BOOK CO., COL., O. ""..-.,
Form No. 1097
September 13 71
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The regular meeting of the Dublin Village Counoi1 was held at 8:00 PM at the
munioipal building with Mayor Joseph Dix-m presiding.
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Roll call was held as follows, Coffman,present,Denney,present,Karrer,present,
Maoklin,present,Schontzler,present and Ulrey,present.
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The minutes of the preceeding meeting were road and approved.
The following bills
R. McCoy
Yoder farm equip.
Headlee refuse
H. Rose
D. Hughes
Police pension
P.E.R.S.
Electric 00
Dublin forum
Ohio bell
Union Oil
Burgess Niple
Nationwide Ins.
B. Johnson agency
IIJ. Dixon
S. Sheldon
10hio Federal
I Standard oil
Columbia gas
,Don Rose
IDavid Sheldon
Industrial equip co
Shell oil
Moodys
pa tty Miller
Joe Myers
L. Trask
Mike Neff
were presented for payment:
93.37 b1dg i.nsp.
l.20 tractor parts
605.00 trash
584.52 sept. salary and Ins.
456.74 " "
l08.95
96.02
267.42
7.50 ad
2l.68 po Ii ce phOne
124.47 oruiser gas
628.95 engr
321.90 Ins, oruiser and Bldg s
10.00 mayor bond
lOO.OO Mayor sept. salary
90.00 Clerk It It
4.00 deposit box
142.92 cruiser
4.51 gas
26.l0 solioitor oosts
9.00 streey labor
47.38 traotor repr
20.l8 cruiser gas
30.00 bomb soare forms, eta
30.27 polioe duty
16.00 " "
16.00 " tl
135.00 street labor
Mr. Maoklin moved, seoonded by Mr. Sohontzler that the bills be paid. Vote
thereon was unanimous.
Mr. Schontzler introduoed Resolution 06-71 dealing with accepting the tax
rates established by the Budget oommittee. The Resolution was read for the
first time. Mr. Karrer moved, seoonded by Mr. Ulrey to dispense with the three
time reading rule. Vote on the motion and the Resolution was unanimous.
A letter was read from an inte~sted citizen praising the summer rec. program.
A lett er was read !'rom ~ne .tate 6cl of health rei'u3 ing I.T.r. 31ro1u perms sion
to oonstruot apartments without water and sewer available.
Lengthy discussions were held on Police matters and the Water and Sewer oontract
problems, but no aotion was taken except to have the Solioitor attempt to find
out if there was any precedent set for us to possibly bring suit againt the City