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****LIQUOR PERMITS**** 25. Liquor Permit notice regarding Brownstone Private Child Care at 18225 Sloane Ave. (pg. 114) Motion by President O'Leary, seconded by Mr. Anderson to file without objection. All members voting yea. Motion passed. 26. Liquor Permit notice regarding NCR Ventures Inc. (pg. 116) Motion by President O'Leary, seconded by Mr. Anderson to file without objection. All members voting yea. Motion passed. ****ANNOUNCEMENTS**** Councilman Rader requested an update from Law Director Butler on a public records lawsuit that the city has been named as a defendant in. Butler stated that a court ruled in December that the city owed no further duty to give more documents and ordered that the city eliminate some redactions. Those documents have been un -redacted and are under review. They should be released by the end of the week. Councilman Bullock asked if the city is pursuing a grant from the solid waste district for a recycled materials evaluation and education program. Public Works Director Beno stated that the grant comes through the Ohio EPA and that Lakewood's recycling contamination rate is lower than Cleveland and its surrounding suburbs. It is a very labor intensive grant where you're looking through people's trash to determine if there is waste. Ultimately, the grant just provides data to the EPA and Lakewood will not be pursuing it. Councilman Anderson asked about the time, location, and duration of the city's landlord training seminar. Mayor Summers and Law Director Butler stated that it is next Tuesday from 7-8:30pm. At the meeting, there will be a presentation of the Housing Forward Survey, an update from insurance experts on policies, and a robust conversation on affordable housing and requiring landlords to accept housing vouchers. Motion by Mr. O'Leary, seconded by Mr. Anderson, to adjourn the meeting. Motion adopted. All members voting yea. Meeting adjourned 9:00 PM. 10