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DRAFT Regular Council Meeting 9/26/05 Page 2 Judge Bozza again thanked us so much and indicated that she will be on the ballot, probably the last one on the ballot because there is only one judge running and that is her. She reiterated her thanks and also thanked the Police Department for not only the personal service she has received as a resident of the Village but for the cooperation and ideas and cooperation that we have received to help us make a lot of the changes that we have made quickly. Mayor Rinker relayed to Judge Bozza our thanks, indicating that she has not only watched the bottom line, but has raised the bar very high. Mayor Rinker added that he thinks the fact that she is n,nning unopposed definitely is proof of that fact. She has done a wonderful job. We appreciate it. We get nothing but positive feedback and so thank you. Mr. Buckholtz indicated that if it is alphabetical, she won't be the last one because he is also unopposed, but he is B-u-c-k and she is B-o-z-z-a. Mr. Bizckholtz thanked Judge Bozza for being a great resident and serving on the 20/20 Committee. Mr. Buckholtz had the opportunity to be a juror in her Court and that is an experience, as if it is reality t.v., reality happening. Mr. Buckholtz complimented Judge Bozza, adding that she really knows how to work with people. It was a true experience and it was great. Regular Council Meeting - August 22, 2005 Mrs. Mills, seconded by Mrs. Cinco, made a motion to approve the minutes. ROLL CALL: AYES: All NAYS: None Motion Carried Minutes Approved COMMENTS FROM MAYOR RINKER Mayor Rinker stated that a number of us have been very aware of how we have had two firemen working quite effectively first in response to Katrina and he suspects there will also be some residual work dealing with Rita. We have also requested and had wonderful support from the community for a matching effort on our part for the Red Cross relief to the victims, if you will, the people who have suffered through the ravages of two hurricanes, but specifically we have looked at Katrina. . Mayor Rinker said that he does not know if everyone saw this in their packets, but he believes it was distributed and he thought it was rather interesting. The Ohio Municipal League has provided us with some initial information about the potential for adopting or building a sister city relationship. Some of the feedback we have gotten intermittently from people is whether or not we might be able to focus the dollars that we are able to generate in some special way. Mayor Rinker's response to that has been that the Katrina Fund is very specific, it will definitely go for relief or aid to people in that area. This latest missive struck Mayor Rinker as