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Regular Council Minutes 6-28-04 Page 12 even though they own it. And again, worst case scenario is if we had to duplicate it and run more fiber eventually, what's the big deal? This is absolutely free and we can use it for whatever we want to. Mr. Marrie said the only thing that is in our contract is all of our buildings with one exception: the [former] Church is not part of the-- Mr. Diemert said it was not one of our designated buildings before but I think they did put it on. Council President Buckholtz said the memo he sent me is that church will be included which is a biggie. Mr. Marrie said I missed that. Council President Buckholtz said that's why I wanted to put it on tonight because the sooner the better. Health Care Task Force - Mr. Marrie said I am glad to report that our dental plan has been taken care of for our associates in the Village. It is the identical plan that they had before. Nothing was lost. It is through our agent, Jay. It is $1,000/month less than what we were paying so there is a tremendous savings there. Through him also, just to cover the other General Insurance, we have actually increased coverage on a couple of items and we are paying $3,7001ess than what we were last year. I think it was a good choice of Council to take Jay. It has paid off handsomely already. By the way, the one for the-I call it General Insurance if I may-for the whole Village, of the 2 that were proposed, the one that we accepted was a little bit on the higher side-it was the higher of the 2--except it gave a lot more coverage; it gave us much more benefits than the other one did so it was definitely the best policy. OLDJIUSINESS " OPEN PORTION - 3-minute limit imposed by Chair. Those who wish to speak must first state their name and address. This open portion is limited to discussion pertaining to the items under "Old Business" only. There were no comments. Second ReadinE of Ordinance No. 2004-23, entitled; "An emergency ordinance amending various Sections of Chapter 175 Relating to Municipal Income Tax." Introduced by Mayor Rinker and Council as a Whole. (First Reading 5/17/04) Council President Buckholtz said we will leave that on second reading. Third Reading of Resolution 2004-08, entitled; "A Resolution declaring the necessity of renewing by levy a tax in excess of the 10-mill limitation and submitting the same to the ( electorate of Mayfield Village, Ohio." Introduced by Mayor Rinker and Council as a Whole. - (First Reading 3/15/04, Second Readings 4/26/04 & 5/17/04.) Mrs. IVlills, seconded by Mrs. Cinco, made a motion to adopt Resolution 2004-08.