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7u?? Resolution 82-23, entitled; "A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE RENEWAL OF A 1.6 MILL LEVY FOR PAYMENT OF SALARIES OF PERMANENT POLICE PERSONNEL FOR THE TAX DUPLICATE YEARS 1982 THROUGH..1986, INCLUSIVE AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT HEREWITH." Introduced by the Mayor.and Council as a Whole. Council President Spellma.n stated Council received an ordinance in their packet on Friday to repeal this resolution. There was.a quorum at the March 24 Meeting when this resolution was passed, however not enough members of Council were present to pass emergency legislation such as this. He s,tated the Board of Elections advised him a Councilman must be physically present in order to vote, so even though.he did receive Mr. Busa's proxy it could not be used. Therefore, it is up to Gouncil to make the decision whether or not to repeal the resolution. Mr. Busa stated, as he was not present at the last meeting (March 24), it is his option to vote on that legislation at the next scheduled meeting (which would be this meeting), therefore he would like to cast his vote in favor of Resolution.82-23. Mr. Feneli explained that Mr. Busa-'s vote only becomes effective the night it is cast, and cannot be effective for the March 24 meeting. Mr. Feneli stated it is his opinion the resolution can stand and that he would defend Council if their action. He explained the issue was placed on the.ballot for the consideration of the voters. Mr. Carmen said it was his understanding the Board of Elections told Mr. Spellman they could not, remove the issue from the ballot so the issue is presently on the ballot. The Board of Elections will keep the issue on the ballot unless Council aets, so Mr. Carmen suggests the resolution be left as it is. For record purposes, Mr. Busa, Mr. Carmen and Mrs. Hanus would like to cast their votes in favor of Resolution 82-23. Mr. Feneli stated these votes should be entered into the March 24 Special Meeting minutes as taken on this date. Council President Spellman stated he would'like to say publicly that if there is any problems with passage of that resolution in June he will personally campaign and put out financially whatever monies he can to see its passage, and he woul'd like this entered in the minutes. Ordinance 82-19, entitled; "AN ORDINANCE CREATING SECTION 521.10 OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF MAYFIELD VILLAGE, OHIO, PROHIBITING THE SALE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS TO MINORS." Introduced by Mayor Robert G. Beebee This was given first reading on March 15. Mr. Busa, seconded by Mr. Carmen, made a motion to suspend the rules of Council requiring an ordinance to be read on three separate occasions.