Regular Meeting
President Doug Baum called the meeting to order at
1st Public Speaks Session
Wayne Wood asked how the CEDA agreement was
coming? Mr. Hall asked to have a meeting
with the Trustees at our next regular meeting.
Strad stated that there was a few things that the Village have
added/requested like a certain guaranteed dollar amount that the Township would
donate to the park.
Amy
McKinney stated that her property as well as her neighbors that sit at the end
of Cleveland Ave. on the North end of the bridge that is under construction,
has been destroyed from all of the traffic and is looking for help on the
repairs that are going to need done due to people turning around when they
figure out the bridge is closed.
The
Trustees feels the State should assist with correcting the damage and Baum will
call ODOT to see what they can do.
Mr.
Stevens contacted Doug Baum about his son being hit by a car on
Deputy
Evanoff read his two week police report:
He went on 15 calls which generated 16 reports with 21 traffic
stops. 26 tickets and took 5 to jail.
Louis
Grooms went to the
The
Mayor did say that there has not been a zone change.
It
was reported by a resident though, that they did have a zone change under an
emergency resolution at the meeting tonight.
Monday, September 17th 07
A motion was made by Anstine to place a sign stating
no engine brakes between Kimble’s and
Roll Call Vote:
Anstine – Yes
Strad – Yes
Baum - Yes
Anstine also received a call from a resident from
Stinewood that Stanley Miller has been going into Stinewood with equipment and
not coming out with any.
He talked to the mapping company and the person who
runs the business is concerned that we may not have enough businesses to
participate. The Trustees agreed to
pursue it if possible.
Strad made a motion to have a special meeting on
October 3rd at 7:00 with legal counsel and zoning commission and
BZA. Seconded by Anstine.
Knox
recommended as a resident, that we investigate having year around police
protection from the Sheriff’s Department.
The reality that our current tax monies should cover us is not the
coverage that I think everyone really wants.
We are unique, good or bad, that we have revenues from a source that
other Townships do not, thus we should use that money toward extraordinary
items such as police protection.
Strad
would like to explore the possibility also and will check on the cost of one
full time officer year round versus our current setup of 6 months a year.
Knox
also stated that we received a letter from the Muskingum Watershed that we have
three properties that will be taxed.
They are as follows:
A
piece of
New
Garage - $12.00
Township
Hall - $528.00
Knox
can’t believe that a public entity that is using taxpayers monies as there
funds and are already being taxed themselves and then would be taxed again
through the Township. He will
investigate further, but it looks like everyone is powerless.
Monday, September 17th 07
Pahanish
read the road report.
Continue
working on Elson.
Mowing
road ways.
Sprayed
for mosquitoes.
He also
checked on CDL training for everyone, and one option is to use Canton CDL for
the testing. It lasts and is $1,500 for all
3. There is also an $85.00 fee for the test
and a little more for the packet. The
Trustees agreed to pay for the CDL, the test, and the packet.
Mosberger
requested taking vacation Tuesday – Thursday of this week. The Trustees agreed to that.
Baum
mentioned chip and sealing Keifer. Pahanish
said there are holes that need patched first, and then they can chip and seal
it.
Anstine
and Pahanish met with Brian Tuckey in Pleasant Lake allotment and came up with
an agreement on the changes to the culverts that need done. The owner did say that they will pay for it
this time, but if this doesn’t work, they are done paying for anything
further.
The
Trustees agreed to do this.
There
is a property on Breezehill that had 7
vehicles towed as well as car parts.
They
also did the full cleanup on
Nothing
at this time.