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Special Council Meeting 1/2/95 Page Two Mr. Busa, seconded by Mr. Ferrante, made a motion to adopt the Resolution. Mayor Rinker said he thinks it is important for people to understand that this is not just a good deal; overall, there is a utility to using motorcycles. He asked to incorporate into the minutes Chief Stevens' memo to him dated 12-28-94 which lays out those items. ROLL CALL: AYES: All NAYS: None Motion Carried Resolution Adopted Second Reading of Ordinance No. 94-55 entitled; "An ordinance providing for tax revenue sharing with the Mayfield District Schools, with conditions." Introduced by Mayor Rinker and Council as a Whole. Mr. Ferrante, seconded by Mr. Basile, made a motion to amend Ordinance No. 94-55 to include the following amendments (read by Mr. Diemert): Mr. Diemert said the amendment will be to reflect the draft that has a(2) in parentheses at the bottom of the first page. The changes occur in the fourth whereas which was added, which states as follows: "whereas Council hereby commits to share such revenue as hereinafter provided, contingent on annual reports from the School District specifying how much revenue has been allocated, used and/or committed and further contingent upon a ten-year, in-depth analysis with review by Mayor and Council to verify the use of such revenue as being consistent with and towards the best interest of Village residents. Barring a negative conclusion of such review, the revenue sharing will continue for the remaining five-year period as committed." Then, in Section One, the ten was changed to fifteen. Then, those same requirements as indicated in the "whereas" were set forth as the last sentence or two under Section One. Mayor Rinker said on the second page under item C, that should read (15) fifteen also. Mrs. Cinco asked if there was any further discussion from Council of the changes. Mr. Flynn asked Mr. Ferrante if he has any problem with the change in the years. Mr. Ferrante said he has no problem as long as there is an evaluation. Mr. Buckholtz said he is curious--bouncing back from ten and the fifteen. We are calling it a 15-year program; what is the criteria of evaluating it at the end of ten years.