Village of Chippewa Lake

P.O.  Box  25

Chippewa Lake,   Ohio  44215-0025

Clerk’s phone:  330-769-9600

Fax:  330-769-9600

                                                             

Council Meeting Minutes

September 14, 2009

 

The Village of Chippewa Lake Council met in regular session on Monday, September 14, 2009 at the Church at the Lake located at 7824 Lake Road.  The Honorable Joanne Dodaro called the meeting to order at 7:30 pm. 

 

All in attendance stood for the Pledge of Allegiance.

 

Present:  Mayor Joanne Dodaro, Clerk-Treasurer Cathy Osborn, Law Director Allan M. Michelson, Council President Keith Riedel, Council Members Katrina Sommers, Barb Hunter, Alan Robbins and Brent Osborn. 

 

Absent at Roll Call:  Debbie Bican

 

Motion made by Robbins that the minutes from the

August 10, 2009 Council meeting be approved.  Hunter seconded.  5 Ayes.  Motion approved.

 

The Clerk-Treasurer reported the following bills to Council:

 

Ohio Edison                                                                                          1,245.73

Ohio Treasurer Kevin L. Boyce                                                       65.00

Public Entities Pool of Ohio                                                               3,035.99

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Bills (Continued):

Verizon North                                                                                          37.82

Cathy Osborn                                                                                 1,320.16

Joanne Dodaro                                                                                     218.45

Robert Locher, Jr.                                                                                 332.52

Allan M. Michelson                                                                          1,349.34

Staples                                                                                                 665.51

Kaitlyn Strimple                                                                                     158.37

Alisha Hocking                                                                                      244.02

Andrea Hamlin                                                                                       184.23

Kayla Estes                                                                                          192.31

Rebecca Ribley                                                                                       90.51

Stephanie Gasser                                                                                  398.70

Daniel Gaudet                                                                                         85.64

Jacob Ramsdell                                                                                                127.67

Hayley Demeter                                                                                     174.53

Randi Keefe                                                                                          109.25

Marissa Fowls                                                                                         22.62

Ohio Public Employees Retirement System                 1,350.08

Pro Touch Lawn Care                                                                             775.00

G&O Spray Service, Inc.                                             2,655.00

Medina County Sheriff’s Office                                  4,848.40

Columbia Gas                                                                                          18.12

The Gazette                                                                                             38.62

Keith Riedel                                                                                            84.68

Barbara Arnold                                                                                      750.00

Time Warner Cable                                                                                  89.09

James Harhay                                                                                       375.00

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Bills (Continued):

Bill Zweifel                                                                                            1,150.00

 

Total Of All Bills                                                                         $22,192.36

 

Motion made by Riedel to pay the bills from their proper funds.  Osborn seconded.  5 Ayes.  Motion approved. 

 

It will be discussed next month whether to keep Ordinance #573-03 which is the uniform allowance ordinance for deputies who work 375 hours and over in a specified time period. 

 

Mayor Dodaro asked if any of the following people were present pertaining to their vehicle violations:   Benita Sorgi of 279 Park Lake, Patsy Hannahs of 100 Briarwood Blvd, Holly Downing of 37 Circle Crest and Peggy Jones or Richard Morrison of 121 Clover Cliff.  None of the above people were present.  Motion made by Riedel to give the above named people until September 21, 2009 to correct the violations or be cited.  Osborn seconded.  5 Ayes.  Motion approved.

 

The village has received three snow plowing bids that are sealed and ready to be opened.  Riedel opens the sealed bids.  The bids received are from Mihalik Maintenance, Jenkins Maintenance and Peters Professional Lanscaping.  The bids for plowing were compared by hourly pricing.  Mihalik was $65.00 per hour, Jenkins was $44.00 per hour and Peters Professional Landscaping was $55.00 per hour when using a three-quarter ton truck. 

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When spreading salt, Mihalik and Peters would charge $75.00 per hour.  Jenkins would charge $54.00 per hour.  The village has a contract with the county to purchase road salt from them.   After discussion, Motion made by Riedel to accept the proposal from Jenkins Maintenance for the 2009-2010 snow plowing season.  Osborn seconded.  5 Ayes.  Motion approved.

Ordinance #684-09  “An ordinance accepting the bid of Jenkins Maintenance Company, Inc for snow plowing services for the village for the 2009-2010 winter season and declaring the same an emergency.” was read by title only.  Motion made by Riedel to waive the three reading requirement for Ordinance #384-09.  Hunter seconded.  5 Ayes.  Motion approved.  Motion made by Riedel to adopt Ordinance

#384-09 as an emergency. Sommers seconded.  5 Ayes.  Motion approved.   Riedel will remind Jenkins Maintenance that the village needs proof of workers’ compensation coverage and a certificate of insurance liability of no less than one million before any work begins.  

     Alan Robbins asks what the cost of snow plowing averages per season.  Cathy said it depends on the snowfall, salt prices and the company.  Last winter from November 2008 until January of 2009 the village spent over $30,000.00 on plowing and salt charges in that period.  Robbins asked if we had an option to salt or not.  Mayor Dodaro and Riedel agree that the village wants to salt the hills and intersections only this season.   The other roads will just be plowed. 

 

 

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Mayor Dodaro gave her thanks to everyone who helped over the Labor Day weekend.  She thanked the ski team for the good shows they gave.  She recommended viewing the pictures through the ski team website.  She said she wasn’t just saying that because there is a spectacular shot of her grandson.  Everyone laughed at her comment.  She thanked everyone who helped at the dance and those who donated food and door prizes.  She thanked Bob Moats for his donated original prints that really were in demand.  She thanked Tom and Claire, Cynthia Wood, Jeannette Rhyner, Dan McGahan, Keith Riedel and Cyndy Naragon for their donations and their physical help that evening.  She gave a special thanks to her husband, Bob, for his help on the grill.  They donated $1,055.00 to the village parks after the dance. 

 

Committee Reports

 

Safety:  A meeting with Sheriff Hassinger, Deputy Tracy Easterday, Barb Hunter, Allan Michelson and Mayor Joanne Dodaro will be held on October 19th at 7 pm at the sheriff’s department to discuss many issues about police patrol in the village.

     Barb Hunter read the patrol report for the month of August as follows:  13 calls assigned by dispatch, ½ hour working on reports or calls, 8 self-initiated calls, 1 written report taken,

99 vacation watches,  148 citizen contacts, 4 traffic stops,

8 citations issued, 5 warnings issued, 10 suspicious persons,

10 suspicious vehicles, 10 assists to other police departments and 1 presence at fire-rescue call.  (See attached report)

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Safety (Continued):  The deputies worked a total of 173 hours for the month of August.  They logged 1,004.8 miles on the cruiser using 101 gallons of gasoline.   

     Hunter asked if the “Chippewa Lake” magnets are still being put on the cruiser when in use for the village.  Allan said this was started more as a community presence.  Deputy Easterday will remind the deputies to put the magnets on the cruiser when patrolling our village. 

     Pam Williams asks if we could schedule patrol for in the middle of the night when people are out roaming around.  Mayor Dodaro said that is one of the reasons we are having a meeting with Sheriff Hassinger to know when our officers are out.  Hunter refers to the schedule of past hours and it shows when the officers have been during the early morning hours.  

     Fire Chief Hall distributes the monthly activity report for July.  It shows that the village had 2 fire calls and 2 EMS calls for the month.  The year to date totals for the village are 15 fire calls and 27 EMS calls.  (See attached report)

     Chief Hall said that they transport to the three hospitals in the county which are Medina, Lodi and Wadsworth.   The patient is billed through their insurance company or Medicare whichever is applicable.  

     Chief Hall said there are some low hanging trees in the village that needs attention.  Riedel asks for a list of the areas that need attention and he will have them taken care of. 

     Chief Hall said that will be getting a new fire engine sometime in February of 2010.

 

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     Chief Hall said that any children (boys or girls) fourteen and over are eligible to join the cadet program with the fire department.  At age eighteen they can join the fire department.  Sommers asked what kind of things would they be expected to do.  Chief Hall said that basically they help out the firefighters.  They might be asked to do things like change their air bottles.  He said they make great “go-fers” which is very helpful.   Mayor Dodaro said that is where Jeff Hall and Brad Winter first started with the department. 

     The fire department has started their “bike patrol”.  There will be two men or women wearing bright yellow shirts riding around the village.  The bikes are outfitted as EMS bikes. 

       Robbins asked about the boat that capsized in the evening a few weeks ago.  Chief Hall said they transported two males that were hypothermic.  The sheriff’s department turned the matter over to the Parks District who along with ODNR is investigating this incident. 

     Robbins asked about what is the procedure about getting the old park property cleaned up.  Brad said they have been trying to get those old buildings condemned for quite some time.  Cathy said it is documented in village minutes that several months ago Debbie Bican brought this subject up at one of our council meetings.  Brad Winter said he spoke with Gary Sills about getting those buildings taken down very soon.  Three months and waiting is not very soon.  Mayor Dodaro is also concerned about those buildings and the safety of those who live around there and she’s sure the township is too.  Brad Winter will bring this up again to the Lafayette trustees at their next meeting on Monday.

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Safety (Continued): The fire department will hold a first aid class on October 1st per the request of the village’s Neighborhood Watch program. 

     Assistant Fire Chief Brad Winter reported that the township has had some results with the cleaning up of the “second hand store” and wondered if it was noticed.  Mayor Dodaro said it looks much better and their efforts to clean up are appreciated.  Mayor Dodaro said the store even donated some items for the Labor Day dance. 

     The Village of Chippewa Lake will observe Halloween on Saturday, October 31st from the hours of 6-7:30 pm.  If you would like to participate please leave a light on. 

 

Debbie Bican arrives at the meeting at 8:40 pm.

 

Zoning:  Osborn said that the Zoning Board held their second work session meeting on August 20th at 7:00 pm.  (See attached minutes)  Osborn reports that Bob Locher investigated thirty-one properties, but admits he has not sent out all of the letters.  He was gone for a week with DARE training for the sheriff’s department.  He will have all of the letters mailed out by

August 22, 2009. 

      The Board discussed the duties of the Zoning Administrator which are to identify properties with potential violations and provide a list to the Zoning Inspector to investigate further and report back to the Zoning Board.  The Zoning Administrator’s main focus should be on the zoning book. 

 

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Zoning (Continued):  If Naragon is questioned by a resident she should direct them to contact Locher.  

     Bob Locher provided information on Kurtz Towing who will tow vehicles for the village when all paperwork is in place.  Locher has spoken to Deputy Easterday about the towing procedures.  In the meantime, vehicles in violation will be cited.   The ordinance states that each day is a separate violation.  The Law Director’s advice is to cite them once and run them through municipal court.  If that has no effect then cite them again. 

     The Zoning Board had Allan Michelson define some legal questions for them.  One was defining the difference between a temporary and permanent structure.  Allan also advised that the zoning book defines what requires a permit, time limits and expiration dates.  Allan also stated that it was his opinion that the retaining wall at 90 Longacre was a permanent structure and that it should be taken out.  Since a permit was taken out late the cost will be $150.00. 

     Locher suggested that the zoning book wording that junk vehicles must be removed from the village and not just from the property.  There was a situation where a vehicle in violation was just moved from a resident’s property to a neighbor’s property. 

     The Board had a discussion on how to inform new residents that the village is a zoned community.  Two ideas were to put this information in an upcoming newsletter and another idea was to send out letters to all property transfers into the village. 

     The next work session is scheduled for Thursday, September 17th  at 7:00 pm at the village hall.

 

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Zoning (Continued):  Osborn said the Zoning Board held their regular meeting on Tuesday, September 1, 2009 at 7:30 pm at the village hall. (See attached minutes)  Joe Elsasser of 54 Willow Wood was present to ask for additional time to move the wood pile on his property.   He wanted to give the painters time to finish and asked for an extension of time until September 30th.  The Zoning Board granted this extension of time.

     Lester and Linda Hannahs were told that have until September 14th to move the wood pile, not September 1st as they thought.  He believed that was sufficient time to address this problem.  He asked that all future notices be sent to 100 Briarwood Blvd and that was noted by the Board. 

     The Board asks for Michelson’s opinion on the right of way issues concerning the retaining walls at 90 Longacre.  The Board decided that allowing building of structures in the village right of way is not a good idea and they voted to have the retaining walls removed by October 15th.   Mayor Dodaro reported that Mr. Wolff’s landscaper called Bob Locher and they are going to move the wall. 

     The Board reviewed Bob Locher’s violation list from August 30th.  He completed twenty-one items.  Four items were turned over to the sheriff’s department so they could cite the owners.  There were fourteen additional property violations where contact has been made with the property owners, but the situation has not been completed yet. 

    Mayor Dodaro said that the Zoning Board, Zoning Inspector and the Zoning Administrator are doing a good job.  Osborn said he would like to second that.

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Zoning (Continued): The Zoning Board has approved the dumpster ordinance and makes its recommendation to Council for their review of this proposed ordinance.  Ordinance #685-09  “An ordinance amending the village zoning code in order to add the definition of a dumpster and a swimming pool and provide regulations for dumpsters within the village.” had its first reading.

     The Law Director said the idea behind this ordinance was there were several situations where the village notified the property owner and when the owner doesn’t act then the village pays to have the situation corrected.  The charge is passed along on the property owner’s tax bill.  With this proposed ordinance any service that the village has to take care of because the property owner won’t correct after being notified will add an additional one-hundred dollar administrative fee plus the charge for the service to their tax bill.  Cathy adds for the record, this was discussed in your minutes from last month so this isn’t something just now being discussed.   The Law Director needed time to draw up an ordinance.   Ordinance #686-09  “An ordinance establishing an administrative fee to be charged to the property owner when the village must correct adverse conditions, cut weeds or other growth, remove litter, rubbish or debris from private property within the village and charge the same to the private owner.” had its first reading. 

     The Law Director said in order to get a towing company to tow a vehicle off of private property and not have to pay up front by the village there has to be a complaint number and a towing order from an officer.  

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Zoning (Continued):  One of the assistant prosecutors thought the village had to change our ordinance to do that, but she was looking at a township law.  The Law Director sent her materials and what he thinks gives us the right to go ahead and do this.  Since they are the attorneys for the sheriff’s department the department wouldn’t act until they sign.  In the meantime, Michelson has told Locher that the owners of vehicles that should have been towed should be cited anyway.  This citation will go to Medina Municipal Court and he believes that will get their attention also. 

     Osborn said there was a question that came up about culvert pipes and there are three properties on Clover Cliff (93, 115 and 116) brought to the village’s attention.  Osborn said that he and Riedel went to the location and found that the ditches in front of those properties have been filled up with gravel.  The property at 116 Clover Cliff appears to have a culvert pipe in it, 115 Clover Cliff doesn’t appear that a culvert pipe was ever put in and 93 Clover Cliff never had a ditch.  Osborn asked the Law Director if this is a zoning issue or a Council issue.  The Law Director said it is a Council issue because it’s not construction, it’s drainage.  Michelson said there is a state law that states you can’t obstruct a drain, a culvert or a natural waterway.  Osborn asks how should the village notify the resident that they are in violation.   A letter will be sent by Michelson to the owners at 115 Clover Cliff advising them that a culvert pipe needs to be installed.  They are also parking on the gravel now and will be cited by a village deputy for parking on yards which is a violation of a village ordinance. 

 

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Zoning (Continued): Osborn said that the next Zoning Board meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 6, 2009 at 7:30 pm. 

 

Mayor Dodaro gives Jerry from the Medina County Auditor’s office an opportunity to speak to those in attendance.  Jerry said the auditor’s office is currently running a couple of contests that they do every year.  The first contest is called the “Top Dog” contest open to all fourth graders in the county.  They are to write an essay about why their dog should be the top dog in the county.   This contest will run through November 13th. 

     The second contest is designed for older students and they must go to school in Medina County.  They are to design the new seals used by the county auditor’s office next year on gas pumps, cash registers and scales in the county when they inspect them.  This contest will also run through November 13th. 

 

Finance:  Mayor Dodaro thanked Cathy for the nice letter that she sent to John Kindall pertaining to his resignation.

     Cathy presents the bank statement and accounting reconciliation ending on August 31, 2009 showing all balances are reconciled.  She asks all members of Council to sign her copy acknowledging that have seen this document.   The auditors love to see those signatures.

     Speaking of auditors, preparation is being made for another state audit to be performed next spring.  This audit will be for 2008 and 2009.  As soon as Cathy gets the estimate of cost she will present that to Council.  It will need to be included with the 2010 village appropriations.

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Finance:   Cathy said the Cash Summary By Fund is the other report for tonight.  The figures on this report reflect activity from August 1, 2009 to September 14, 2009 before the approved bills are paid.  The starting balance in all funds which are the General, Streets, Permissive, Pochedley Trust Fund and the Parking Violations Bureau was $203,947.08.  The revenue collected and deposited was $52,352.76 and the expenditures were $23,067.51.  Star Ohio presently has a balance of $12,274.41.  This leaves the checking balance at $220,957.92. 

     Cathy said she will present the third quarter reports next month.  This concludes her report for this evening.

 

Buildings:  Sommers said she has nothing to report.  Riedel said that the plumber has picked up a set of the plans.  As soon as those are reviewed by the health department he will pick up the plumbing permit.   Once the permit has been received the installation of the water and sewer pipes will go in the floor.  When this is completed we will move forward with bids on the concrete in the addition area and HVAC work.  The village is still looking for an electrical contractor who would be willing to work with the village. 

 

Community Relations:  Robbins said he has worked with Sommers to create a community calendar.  The website to view this at is:  www.calendar.yahoo.com/chippewalakevillage.   This should be a real good communication tool to keep residents advised what is coming up. 

 

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Community Relations (Continued):  Robbins wasn’t sure if Sommers would continue to maintain the village’s website.  She said she would like to continue to do that.  

     Pam Williams said that the CVPP party was a huge success with about 300 people attending this year.  Pam said they raised a lot of money for next year.  Pam said they are still working on having a movie night.  Deputy Easterday said he spoke with the prosecutor and he said that since no money is charged to watch the movie they can show the movie anywhere.  The Law Director did not think that was correct. 

     Pam said their three farmer’s markets were a success.  They are looking forward to next year.  They are open to any suggestions or new ideas. 

     Robbins said that Claire continues to do a terrific job with the Neighborhood Watch and keeping everyone advised. 

     Tom Melter is here from the Ski Team and Robbins praised the team for a great Labor Day show.  The ski team will be performing at the Mum Festival in Barberton on September 26th and 27th.  They will ski three shows on Saturday and again on Sunday.   Tom said that the ski team is developing a five-year plan which they are hopeful will allow them to go to the next level of competition.  Tom said that the ski team has cleaned up the beach and everything has been put away. 

     Lions Club is having a festival on Saturday, October 17th from 11 am to 4 pm at the Point Park.  There will be drawings, games, music and food.   Bob Williams asks for Council’s permission to hold the festival at that location and also permission to block off Beachside Blvd for this festival. 

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Community Relations (Continued):  Motion made by Robbins to allow the Lions Club to use the Point Park for their October 17th Festival and to also block off Beachside Blvd for this event.  Bican seconded.  6 Ayes.  Motion approved.

     The Lions Club provided thirty-five backpacks which helped many village school children get ready for school.  They will also have their annual fruit sale.

     Robbins did call Tom James about village representation concerning lake decisions.  It has been about eighteen months since the committee has met.  Mr. James did mention Mayor Dodaro, Keith Riedel and Paul Vereb as a few of the members on the existing committee.  Robbins asks about getting on this committee and Mr. James didn’t think he needed one more person.  He said he didn’t mind if Robbins attended a meeting.  Robbins asks to be notified when the committee meets again as he would like to attend the next meeting. 

 

Parks:  Mayor Dodaro thanked the ski team for cleaning up the beach and closing it down for the winter. 

     Bican apologies for arriving late to the Council meeting.   She had another meeting before this one and it lasted longer than expected. 

     Bob Moorhead of G&O Spray Service is still spraying for mosquitoes and Bican has left the spraying up to his discretion as to when it is safe to stop. 

     Bican said that Jim Butch is working on plans for Pochedley Park/Reese’s Pond area.

 

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Parks (Continued):  The village has paid Barb Arnold $750.00 for her part of the design work, but Jim Butch has donated his time.  The village appreciates his help. 

     Bican said there has been a request to have some dead trees taken down on the hillside of Bungalow Bay Blvd.  She has an estimate from Chippewa Valley Tree Service to have this work done at a cost of $2,900.00.   Randy Baird has offered to give the village a donation to have this work done.   Bican said Council will need to decide whether to accept this donation and agree to have this work done.   Mayor Dodaro and Keith Riedel went to the hillside to look at the trees that were being considered to be removed.  The Law Director advised that someone from the village be present when the trees are being taken down.   Riedel plans to supervise this job.  The contract should be between the tree company and the village since the trees are on village property.  The village will need proof of workers’ compensation and a certificate of insurance liability before any work is started.  Riedel will obtain the donation from Randy Baird for this work.  Motion made by Bican to hire Chippewa Valley Tree Service to remove the specified dead trees on the hillside of Bungalow Bay Blvd contingent upon receiving the donation of $2,900.00 from Randy Baird for this work and providing Chippewa Valley Tree Service provides proof of workers’ compensation and a certificate of insurance liability to the village prior to the work being done.  Robbins seconded.  6 Ayes.  Motion approved. 

 

 

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Parks (Continued): There is also an ash tree on the circle of Bungalow Bay that was damaged as a direct result of the road construction in that area.  Riedel plans to advise the County Sanitary Engineers that this tree should be taken down.   

 

Streets:  Motion made by Riedel to encumber an additional $2,041.50 to have Lytle Construction to do chip and seal on Briarwood oval, Reid Road and the upper section of Clover Cliff.  Osborn seconded.  6 Ayes.  Motion approved. 

   The auto-paving on Bungalow Bay should be starting on Monday of next week.  Approximately ten days after that then they will be applying a chip and seal surface to the new road.

     Riedel and Engineering Associates have walked Craggy Creek several times now.  When the bridge project was done it was pointed out by the property owner that part of the road is on her property and she’s not happy about that.  Craggy Creek is going to be done properly and road will be straightened out now.   Medina County Sanitary Engineers will not be connected with this project on Craggy Creek.  This project will begin in the spring of 2010.

     Engineering Associates are working on the application for funding of Phase Five which will be for Heather Hedge, a small section of Rockridge and Lazywood.   This project is slated for 2011.

    

Sommers needed to leave the meeting.

 

Law Director:  The Law Director said he has four cases that are pending to report on tonight.

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Law Director (Continued):  The first case is a charge of domestic violence with a trial date of September 24, 2009.  The second case is a guilty finding of persistent disorderly conduct with sentencing pending.  The third case is for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol and a license plate display light out.  This case is set for hearing on September 25, 2009.  The last case is a jury trial on September 29, 2009 on a criminal trespassing charge. 

 

Old Business:   Mayor Dodaro said on the Fourth of July that Bobby Duecker won a fifty-fifty raffle.  At the Pride Program’s party Richard Duecker won their fifty-fifty raffle.  At the Labor Day raffle Dee Dee Duecker won.   Mayor Dodaro gave her congratulations to this lucky family. 

 

New Business:  Dee Dee Duecker announced that there will be a blood bank on October 8th at the Church at the Lake from 3-7 pm. 

     Mayor Dodaro congratulated Tom Melter who will be a new member on Council when it is called to order in January of 2010.

 

Motion made by Riedel to go into executive session to discuss patrol hours and personnel issues.  Robbins seconded. 

5 Ayes.  Motion approved.  Roll call: Riedel-aye, Bican-aye, Hunter-aye, Robbins-aye, and Osborn-aye.

 

 

 

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Motion made by Riedel to return to regular session.  Hunter seconded.  5 Ayes.  Motion approved.  Roll call: Riedel-aye, Bican-aye, Hunter-aye, Robbins-aye and Osborn-aye.

 

Motion made by Riedel that the meeting be adjourned.  Osborn seconded.  5 Ayes.  Motion approved.

 

Next Meeting:  Monday, October 12, 2009 at 7:30 pm at the Church at the Lake located at 7824 Lake Road.

 

 

                                                                        ________________________

                                                                        Joanne Dodaro, Mayor

 

 

 

                                                                        ________________________

                                                                        Cathy Osborn, Clerk-Treasurer