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Number 8 on
the Attorney's General's top ten list of consumer myths is "that
people can not take money directly from your bank account without
your written authorization." In fact, Chief Gessner said
that merely giving someone your bank account number may result
in a withdrawal from your account. People can issue a "demand
draft" claiming that the account holder has authorized the
withdrawal and the bank may pay it even though there is no signature.
The account holder may not know about it until he receives his
next statement.
Mayor Packard
asked about children riding their bicycles on the sidewalks.
Chief Gessner
said that bikes are to yield to pedestrians on sidewalks. Bicycles,
skateboard, roller blades, etc., can ride on the sidewalk but
they must yield to pedestrians.
Mayor Packard suggested that information could be included in
the next newsletter.
Bud Bergman
reminded the citizens that it was tornado season. He suggested
they keep track on weather predictions and know where to go during
a tornado, the lowest floor of the home, a windowless room in
the center part of the house, and try to get under something
substantial for extra protection. He said stay away from open
fields, trailer parks, and cars.
There is a fire siren on the firehouse tied into dispatch so
they can set it off if there is a tornado. The siren is not designed
to wake people up at night but would give some indication that
something is wrong.
In response to a question from the Mayor about the siren going
off during the day, Chief Bergman said that sometimes when there
is a power surge or power outage, the siren can be set off.
4. Mayor Packard
moved that the council, Mayor, law director, and City Manager
recess into an executive session on personnel matters. Mr. Beyer
seconded the motion. All concurred and the meeting recessed into
an executive session.
Mr. Beyer moved
that the council meeting be reconvened. Mr. Bruns seconded the
motion. All concurred and the council meeting was reconvened.
5. Mr. Beyer
moved that the council meeting be adjourned. Mayor Packard seconded
the motion. All concurred and the council meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully
submitted,
_________________________
Denise A. Winemiller,
Clerk of Council
___________________________
Lawrence Beyer, Vice-mayor
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April 26,
1999
The April 26,
1999 City of Union council meeting was called to order by Mayor
Packard. Attendance was taken and the following councilmembers
were present: Mr. Bruns, Miss Gregg, Mayor Packard, Mrs. Shields,
Mr. O'Callaghan, and Mr. Beyer. Other city staff members present
were John P. Applegate, City Manager, Denise Winemiller, Clerk
of Council, Joe Moore, Law Director, Dan Gessner, Police Chief,
and Bud Bergman, Fire Chief.
Mayor Packard
said that Mr. Terry had contacted him at home and Mrs. Terry
was not able to attend the meeting due to an illness in the family.
Mayor Packard moved that her absence be excused. Miss Greg seconded
the motion. All concurred and Mrs. Terry's absence was excused.
Mayor Packard
called for a moment of silence.
1. Mayor Packard
asked if there were any questions or comments on the minutes
from the April 12, 1999 council meeting. There were none so Mayor
Packard moved that the minutes be approved. Miss Gregg seconded
the motion. All concurred and the minutes were accepted as prepared.
2. Mayor Packard
asked if there were any comments from the citizens and visitors
in the audience.
Mr. Arnett said he had a few comments and he passed out a document
to the councilmembers to clarify what Mr. Beyer had said at the
preceding council meeting.
He read what Mr. Beyer had said about taking an oath in 1952
to up hold the constitution. Mr. Arnett said he had accused Mayor
Packard, Mr. Beyer and Mrs. Winemiller of signing a false statement
into the record for Union. Mr. Arnett said Mr. Beyer seems to
have denied that. He also said that Mr. Beyer said Mr. Arnett
opposed the gravel driveway ordinance and that was not true,
he had opposed the retroactive zoning.
Mr. Arnett stated that in the record of the minutes of October
23, Mr. Gerlach asked about making an ordinance retroactive and
if Union was a statutory or charter form of government.
Mr. Arnett then went into details concerning his son-in-law's
law suit, referring to high-lighted portions of a document. The
two false statements Mr. Arnett was referring to was that the
ordinance said "whereas the current ordinance does require
off street parking areas to be paved" and that the council
finds it "necessary and desirable to define paving, not
require it." Mr. Arnett said those are the two false statements
he is referring to. He said the court case established that the
city is not allowed to do retroactive zoning and that is what
he set out to do.
He then read a portion of a judge's decision on another matter
revised code 3501.38 about removing signatures after a petition
is filed. He said the published records is on the people's published
web site and there was no reason why anyone should say the decision
was not unanimous.
Glynn Marsh
from Sweet Potato Ridge Road said there was a serious accident
in front of his property where a car flipped over. It was the
responsibility of Clayton and they sent out both of their ambulances
and the city of Union ambulance also responded. The City of Union
police handled the traffic responsibilities even though the accident
was in Clayton's jurisdiction. Mr. Marsh said the incident showed
the spirit of cooperation between the two cities. He said that
they should
be very proud of the Union Police Department and Rescue Squad.
Mr. Marsh also
reminded the council that Sunday, May 2 was the second annual
open house for the Randolph Township Historical Society at the
Janice Ward Center in Clayton, from 1:00 to 5:00 Sunday afternoon.
He encouraged everyone to attend.
Carolyn Sowders,
circulation manager at the Englewood Independent, referring to
the shooting incident at Columbine High School in Colorado, commented
about some teenagers that had come before the council earlier,
asking for a location for skateboarding, etc. She asked if the
building for sale next to the YMCA on Martindale Road could be
used for area kids. She said she would like the communities to
join together and provide some recreational facility for the
children to avoid future problems.
Mayor Packard
said unfortunately, he felt that providing a recreational area
would not be the total answer to the problem. He said that solving
problems should begin at home but that they could look into that.
Mr. Gauvy from
McCraw said he was asked by a neighbor about fences in the front
yard. He asked about the requirements. Mayor Packard said there
was an ordinance requiring a permit for fences.
Mr. Applegate said they had a summary of the regulations available
in the front office. There have been no recent changes in the
ordinances. Mr. Applegate said four foot fences were permitted
in the front yard.
Mr. Joe Moore,
regarding the Bell law suit, read the magistrate's decision and
conclusions of law, to the council about the clarification of
the ordinance on gravel driveways. The court of appeals agreed
with the earlier court's decision that the ordinance clarified
an existing ordinance. The issue was not about or did not deal
with retroactive zoning, it was to clarify the ordinance so the
city could define paving.
Regarding the
unanimous Supreme Court decision, Mr. Moore said to keep in mind
that there was a prior court case which raised an issue about
"dictum" that signatures can be withdrawn from petitions,
not removed. The removal statute is clear, but there is a different
question concerning withdrawal, where some residents requested
the withdrawal of their names. Mr. Moore said that was one of
the major issues in the case whether people had the right to
withdraw.
3. Dr. Isaiah Olanipekun Adegbile from the U.S. Department of
Commerce will address the council concerning the 2000 Census.
A video was
shown, encouraging people to correctly fill our their census
form and send it in and explaining the importance of an accurate
census. The census assures that people are fairly represented
in government, it can affect economics, influences development
of new police and fire departments, indicates new areas for building,
etc. The census hires local enumerators to help with accuracy.
The enumerators will be going door to door, checking maps, and
asking questions. They make lists of where people live and check
into households that do not send in a completed census.
Dr. Adegbile
said there are twelve regional census centers. One is in charge
of Ohio, Michigan, and West Virginia. The center is located in
Detroit Michigan.
They would like to hire people from the community to assist in
the census.
There will be two kinds of census forms. The short form will
only take ten minutes to complete. The long form will take thirty
minutes to complete.
He explained
that the forms will be confidential and any violation of that,
people would be subject to a $5,000 fine and five years of imprisonment.
There will
be three short forms mailed out for every long form that is sent
out. The enumerators will be going to the homes where the people
have not returned their forms.
Mr. Marsh said
census records are very important historical information, containing
family information for genealogists, and information on determining
occupations. Census records are kept for approximately seventy
years. Mr. Marsh said the last one that has been released is
the 1920 census.
The enumerators will be hired in July and August and will be
working until April 1, 2000.
4. Open Agenda
Mayor Packard
said he had recently attended the Northmont Chamber of Commerce
luncheon. He said the Northmont area was growing and there were
many plans initiated by Clayton for the future. He said he felt
that all the entities and committees would be working together.
Mr. Beyer, regarding the suggestion about a location for children
to play, he said at one time there were plans for a recreational
district but he didn't know if that would be considered again
in the future.
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