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Regular Council Meeting Minutes 7-20-09 Page 5 like to ask Council to pass what has been proposed this evening because the Federal Trade Commission has asked that fhe policies be in place by August lst. This policy will mirror what Life Force has in place. It is not going to require the Village to do anything differently because all of our billing will be handled by Life Force. FIRE - Lieutenant Shrefier Lieutenant Shrefler stated that Chief Mohr is attending the State Chiefls conference. Lieutenant Shrefler reported that the fire station repairs from the flood damage started today. The company we have chosen has been very helpful. We suspect completion in the next couple weeks. FINANCE - Ron Wynne Mr. Wynne stated that everyone should have received a copy of the June 30th report prior to the meeting. Briefly, it shows revenues aze about 6% over budget. It is about 5% under last year. This is in the right direction, but it is still a situation we have to watch on a month to month basis. If anyone has any questions about the report, let him know. Mr. Saponaro thanked Mr. Wynne for the report. The memo was great. The more information you give us on that, that's terrific. Thank you. Council President Buckholtz stated he read that and the other memos Mr. Wynne prepared which made it very easy to understand what was going on quickly. POLICE - Chief Dearden There was notlung to report. PARKS & RECREATION - Bill Thomas Mr. Thomas reported that hopefully everyone received the June stats for Parkview Pool. As you can see from the report, June has probably been the most difficult June we have ever experienced. It has been the coolest and wettest Mr. Thomas has seen in a long time. He has been involved in f ve municipality pools over the years. This is the first time in 35 years he can remember that we closed the pool three days in a row. With regazd to our attendance, we had 6,387 participants last year. We are down 1,387. We had 5,000 participants this year.. It has been a very difficult season, not only for Mayfield Village, but for everybody else as well. Mr. Thomas does not know if everyone saw the article in The Plain Dealer about the Virginia Graham report. We are in compliance. We are one of the few communities in the northeast Ohio area. We are all set. It was interesting because Mr. Thomas gave a talk to all of the parents of Sports-N-More last Friday. He was telling them that they were affected by one of the three days that we closed Parkview Pool. Last year, we were at St. Francis School. It was just very nice to be able to fall