Minutes-6 /11/1986

Minutes June 11, 1986 The Tiffin City Council met on Wednesday, June 11, 1986 at the Tiffin Fire Station. Mayor Potter called meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Members present were Stoner, Runge, Stevens, Flansburg and Morgan. Also present were Todd Kimm, Mike Hart, Stephen Greenleaf, Ted Spivey, Paul Slaymaker, Joe Johnson and Amanda Potterfield. During community forum Potter reported that he received complaints about dogs parking in the trailer court. Council consensus to direct Potter to write letter to Mr. Scheetz making him aware of the problem. During community forum Council consensus to grant permission to Flansburg to talk with Clear Creek superintendent about leasing land north of highway no. 6 for playground area. During community forum council gave consensus to place stop signs on corners of Summerhays and Second Streets going north and south. During community forum Johnson asked council about hooking into city water system. He expressed concern about ownership of water main in front of 131 E. Third Street. Potter will check into matter. Motion Stevens second Runge to approve agenda. Carried unanimously. Motion Stoner second Flansburg to approve minutes of May 14, 1986. Carried unanimously. A RESOLUTION DEDICATING BROWN STREET EXTENSION IN P.B. SUBDIVISION was introduced by Stevens and seconded by Stoner. Roll call vote: Stoner, aye; Stevens, aye; Runge, aye; Flansburg, aye; Morgan, aye. Mayor Potter declared resolution carried. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING MAYOR TO SIGN EASEMENT FOR WATER MAIN THROUGH P.B. SUBDIVISION was introduced by Stevens and seconded by Stoner. Roll call vote: Stoner, aye; Stevens, aye; Morgan, aye; Flansburg, aye; Runge, aye. Mayor declared resolution carried. A RESOLUTION APPROVING FINAL PLAT FOR P.B. SUBDIVISION was introduced by Runge and seconded by Flansburg. Roll call vote: Morgan, aye; Flansburg, aye; Stevens, aye; Stoner, aye; Runge, aye. Mayor Potter declared resolution carried. Potter reported that he received several complaints about three-wheelers driving through yards and had asked attorney for written opinion. Attorney stated that the best procedure for dealing with these complaints is to get a description of the driver, call the sheriff's department and press charges. Potter reported that he received complaints about semi-trailer trucks parking on railroad property which leave motors running all night. Potter will talk to Mr. Bream and ask him to post "no parking" signs. Hart reported that funding for FMHA water loan looks fairly certain. Motion Runge second Morgan to accept amendment to FMHA water loan application in the amount of