Minutes-04/13/1988

The Tiffin City Council met in regular session on Wednesday, April 13, 1988 at the Tiffin fire station. Mayor Potter called meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Members present were Spivey, Stoner, Stratton, Eggers and Morgan. Also present were Mike Hart, Stephen Greenleaf and Todd Kimm. Motion Morgan second Spivey to approve agenda. Carried unanimously. Motion Morgan second Eggers to approve minutes of March 9, 1988. Carried unanimously. Mayor reported that Rugger will pay money back for sewer hook up at 230 W. Second Street and Kirk Madden will pay the city. Council consensus to set date for Clean Up Day as April 30th at 8:00 a.m. Motion Morgan second Spivey to appoint Chester Reeve as building inspector. Carried unanimously. Attorney reported that the original quit claim deed between the city and the school district contained scribner errors and survey errors. MMS Consultants will do survey while they are surveying for Dr. Williams. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING MAYOR/CLERK TO EXECUTE FOR QUIT CLAIM DEED FOR QATER TOWER PROPERTY SITE WITH CLEAR CREEK COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT was introduced by Stratton and seconded by Stoner. Attorney read Resolution and council duly considered it. Roll call vote: Spivey, aye; Stoner, aye; Morgan, aye; Stratton, aye; Eggers, aye. Mayor declared Resolution No. 1988-5 duly passed and docted. Motion Morgan second Stratton to approve request by renewal of Class "C" liquor license for Lark Suoper Club. Carried unanimously. Stratton pointed out that Paul Springmire built the storage building before obtaining council approval for the permit. Stratton: I don't think anyone should start a building before the permit is approved first. This should apply to everyone. Morgan: The ordinance should be enforced. A special meeting should be called if someone wants to start a building right away. A $25.00 fine could be assessed. We have to start somewhere. Spivey: It's already built now. Maybe someone should have stopped it before it got that far. Can we still enforce the ordinance? Clerk: We did not have a building inspector then and no one was really in charge of that. Potter: In the future, if any council person or mayor sees a building going up without a permit, he should contact the building inspector. Mayor read letter from clerk to Paul Springmire concerning permit. Greenleaf: The council has a wide latitude in enforcing the ordinance. Clerk reported that Joe Johnston has not yet supplied the city with a drawing of his addition at 480 Roberts Ferry Road. Building permit was approved October 14, 1987 pending receipt of drawing and fee was accepted. Clerk wrote letters to Johnston on October 19, 1987 and January 25, 1988. Council consensus to direct Attorney to write to Joe Johnston asking for plat drawing of addition to building at 480 Roberts Ferry Road before the regular May