Minutes-02/08/1984

Monica Moen introduced herself as the new representative from JCCOG. John Schumacher introduced himself at the new city engineer from Shive-Hattery. He also reported that the contractor is behind schedule on the water tower but expects to be completed within his 270 day limit. He is still waiting for the shop drawings. Spivey reported that he talked with Sherim Files about removing snow on highway no. 6 in Tiffin. Files stated that he always drives slowly and will ask other plow operators to drive slowly so that snow is not pushed back onto the sidewalks along highway no. 6. Files stated that he would recommend against Brown hauling snow to the north side of highway no. 6 because it could create a liability for the city if a traffic accident occurred during the process. Council consensus to instruct Spivey to direct Ralph Brown to plow sidewalks along south side of highway no. 6 if state snowplows push it onto these sidewalks. Clerk report on progress with doberman dog at 211 Summerhays Street. Currently, Lonnie McNeal is on bail of $118.00 for one charge of allowing a dog to run at large and he will appear to answer charges on February 27, 1984. Clerk reported that the sheriff's department asks for documentation of all complaints about this dog. Cox reported that the inspection of the water system states that the 300 foot well located on the Beckler property should be plugged to eliminate the possibility of run-off water or other substances contaminating the city's drinking water supply. Cox will talk with Beckler to see what can be arranged. Kobold gave report on inspection of sewer system. Motion Kobold second Morgan to approve clerk-treasurer's reports. Carried unanimously. Motion Spivey second Kobold to approve bills and accept receipts. Carried unanimously. Motion Morgan second Spivey to adjourn at 8:35 p.m. Carried unanimously. Glenn R. Potter, Mayor Adelia S. Kern, Clerk-Treasurer