Regular Meeting
President Doug Baum called the meeting to order at
A motion was made by Charnetzky accepting the minutes and financials as presented. Seconded by Strad.
1st Public Speaks Session
Arnie Adams had some information on the SCOGS
study. SCOGS is a countywide dispatch
system. He stated that the study was not
done with a complete setup of dispatchers, buildings, etc. so the Chiefs in the
County are against the current plan. Not
against the idea, just against the current plan that was developed. So, he is recommending that the Trustees also
do not back the system until a real study is done correctly.
Gary Alkire and Rob Kimble from Buckeye Mining and
Kimble Mining said that after the last informational tour, there were people
left out and they are offering another tour date. The Trustees agreed to hand it off to
Baum said that in Green, they have signs along the
road that assist Fire,
Baum said that if the Township donates $1,500 to the
Fire Department that would pay for the blue reflective signs for the first 100
senior citizens who call.
A
motion was made by Charnetzky to approve the signage donation. Seconded by Strad.
Roll
Call Vote: Baum – Yes
Strad – Yes
Charnetzky - Yes
Baum said that in the past, we have waived the
zoning fees for the Baseball Fields on Stinewood for the Canton South Baseball
Organization. This is done annually.
A motion was made by Strad to waive the fees
again. Seconded by Charnetzky.
Monday, August 4th 08
Deputy Evanoff said he went on 11 different calls
with 9 reports. He also did 12 traffic stops with 15 citations and took one
person to jail.
Knox stated that he found a used
touch screen computer that we can test to see if it will work before we
purchase it. He will try to have it by
the next meeting.
Knox talked to Kim Steinmetz
at Staley’s about the cameras, and everything looks pretty good. Strad wants to look into linking them to a
time clock system as well.
Pahanish read the road
report.
They finished chipping and
sealing.
They have been mowing all of
the roads.
Paving Riceford and Newmont.
Spraying for mosquitoes.
He said it was $800 to $900
for elm trees on Briggle, which the Trustees agreed to do, and then one on
Ullet which is also $900. The Trustees
said they would look at the one on Ullet.
New mosquito machine is in
the new truck.
Pahanish said he wanted them
to think about something for the future, which is that a lot of areas are going
to 4-10 hour days. The savings is not using
the trucks everyday and the heat bills.
Pahanish is taking a weeks
vacation next week.
She said that she talked to
our attorney, and he recommended treating outdoor wood burners and windmills as
a structure thus they need a permit. The
Trustees actually agreed to not do anything with them until the Zoning
Commission meets and recommends to add the two items to the Zoning Book.
Deputy Evanoff called
Monday, August 4th 08
Perring called Attorney Hall and
said we could pass a resolution to do an emergency secure on the property.
Resolution #10-2008
was entered into for the following motion:
Strad made a motion
to enter into an emergency nuisance complaint so the property can be secured on
Roll Call Vote: Baum
= Yes
Strad – Yes
Charnetzky - Yes
Nothing at this time.