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Regular Council Meeting 9-27-99 Page 3 1 Another member of the audience asked what will remain in the Church after the Congregation leaves--kitchen equipment, etc. Council President Marquardt said the agreement we are looking at spells all of that out. Should we pass it tonight, it will be open to inspection. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES Regular Council Meeting= August 16, 1999 - Mr. Busa, seconded by Dr. Parker, made a motion to approve the minutes. Roll Call: AYES: All NAYS: None Motion Carried Minutes Approved Special Council Meeting -September 13, 1999 - Mr. Busa, seconded by Dr. Parker, made a motion to approve the minutes. Roll Call: AYES: All NAYS: None Motion Carried Minutes Approved ~ecial Council Meeting -September 21, 1999 - Mr. Busa, seconded by Dr. Parker, made a motion to approve the minutes as corrected. Roll Call: AYES: All NAYS: None Motion Carried Minutes Approved (as corrected) COMMENTS FRONT 1VIAYQR RII~TKER Mayor Rinker asked Chief Amiott.of Mentor (Police Chief) in the audience to introduce himself and to give them an idea of his mission. Chief Amiott said he is pleased to be here tonight as special representative of the President of the International Association of Police. As a member of the Executive Committee of IACP, Chief Amiott said it is his honor to make a presentation to Village Chief Don Stevens. There aren't many people in the policing business today who receive the honor of being a life member of IACP. Chief Stevens has been an active member in good standing for a period of 25 years making him eligible to become a Life Member of the IACP. He has rendered outstanding service to the IACP, the Ohio_ Chiefs, Cuyahoga ~Count~ Chiefs, and to many public and civic organizations. He;s dedicated to the highest ideals of honor and. integrity. He has maintained the respect and the confidence of his governmental officials, his subordinates, the public and his fellow police executives. He has always conducted himself in a manner to maintain public confidence in his professional position, his department and in the performance of the public trust.