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2 ~o ' (L,~"~ VILLAGE COUNCIL OF R()m~VILLE Continued Mep.ting, T~esday Evening, Octot)er 14, 1952 at 7100 p.m. The Village Council met on the above date as a continuation of the meeting heIr:. 'J'uesòa:. Cctober 7th, with the following members present: CéTIson, Wil1mus, Membrez, Connor, and Harunersten. CcS!'ley reported that bids had been tabulRted and there was some leg?1 ouestion thD.t arose. Gonnor moved and IIammersten seco'1ded that Carloy's recommendation regarding grader !'1nd truck he referreci to +'he Village Att.orney af!d a report be made at the next reglllar meeting on Cctoher 21st. Roll call- Ayes-(4) NGyef'-(O). Carlson move0, seconded 11:' Connor, that we accept the bid of ¡¡. V. Johnston for metal ClÙvertf' and Elk Rivc:!'" Concrete Product.s Co. for concrf:>te pipe. Roll call ~res-(1.¡) Na~l(~s-(O). \. Mr. Klohn of !Jauderdale area inquir~d a.bout the water condition they hed last E'pring and i~ anything had been done on the matter. Mayor Connor answered him by saying we had checkcè into thlJ mat.ter, and a lot of it was caused by a control valve at Fulhan1 and Roselawn an(~ no report had been received from the Cowlt; as ;yet. Carle:r reporterl that he had contacted the state, and they are mAking a dudy of the problera to see if it can tie int.o the new state Higl1wa;r coming along Walnut st. and the;! were trying to find a place to pipe it to. The control valve is owned and controlled by the County, o.nd it 'would be their responsibili t~! to repair the valve so it functions properly - b;y controlling the flow of water so the height of the lake at. Midland Hills y'onlà be maintained and to get the surplus over to the sUInp pump at Walnut st. Carle;:' said Hydraulic Engineers have been worki1'1;:; on it along with Mr. Baer, an Engineer with the state He¿>lth Dept. Mr. Roberts who had built eight homes on nionne St. East of Lexington appeared regarding Home 10tG he has purchased North of Rama between Lebens ,mò C!latsworth Sts. He wanted to know what could be done for hicl. Six of the lots in question only contained 7980 Sq. feet which was lé:sS than our minimum require- ments. After much discussion about size of lotR, Mr. Roberts agreed. to three lots 88 x 100,~ 70 x 132.5 in Blk. No.2. Membrez moved, seconded h~' Connor, that we acquire a strip of land 60 x ~~65 the extension of Roma between Aglen and Chatswo"'th at t.he price of ~1500.00. Roll call A"ves-(5) NAyes-(O). Hammersten moved, 1"econrled b~' Carlson, that we heve the State erect two Fire StL1tion.,~500 ft. ahead, at Fire House on I,exington Ave. ~\\ns Membrez l'1oved, seconded b;.' HamIi1Ðrsten, that we aèvertise for bids for fuel oil. R0ll Call f~es-(~) NaY9s-(0). Membrez moved, seconded by Willmus, that we grade th~ boul(.)vard along the peterson propl'!rt:r for 660 feet. Roll call Ayes-(~) Nayes-(O). Willmus asked for perrllission to C1.lt down )ellwood. HGmmersten moved, seconòed b;y Connor, that Carley check estpbliRhec1 grade of ])ellwood from Roselawn north as far aE' it can go.