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.c_ _ b 1 CITY OF NORTH! OLMSTE® CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION NORTH OLMSTED, OHIO Minutes of the regular meeting of the North Olmsted Civil Service Commission held on February 11, 1982. Present were Commissioners � r Alexander and Walter Spalding and Secretary Judy Wise. Also in attendance were Mayor Robert Swietyniowski, Chif Van Kuren, Chief Taylor, Mary Slama, Eugene Petre and Michael Gareau. Motion by Wlater Spalding, seconded by Roger Alexander, that the minutes of the previous meeting be accepted as presented. Passed. Correspondence Received: Jan.,21, 1982 - Patricia Scott, Municipal Bus Line - certification form for bus operator, Alva Dotson Jan. 21, 1982 - McCann Associates - acknowledgement of order for Patrolman examinations and new price structure Jan. 27, 1982 - John Campion of Squire, Sanders and Dempsey, regarding filing of the transcript of record of the hearing concerning the termination of William Schneider Jan. 28, 1982 - Eugene Petre, Safety Director, incorrect spelling of physical At on application Jan. 28, 1982 - Thomas Terbrack, Operations Supervisor, Municipal Bus Line, disciplinary action for bus operator, Donald Livingston Jan. 29, 1982 - Chief Taylor - regarding civil service status for clerk typist, Maria Volpe Feb. 1, 1982 - Thomas Terbrack, regarding disciplinary action for bus operator, Fred Courtright Feb. 2, 1982 - Joseph Corrigan, Service Director, personnel changes Feb.- 2, 1982 - Chief Taylor, copy of ,residency requirement for police officers Mary.Slama reported that EEOC had contacted Michael Gareau regarding the advertisement for the examination for Police Officer which containeda maximum age. EEOC wanted corrective measures taken to eliminate this restriction. A new advertisement was placed in which no maximum age was stated. A lenghty discussion then followed concerning the commission rule that no person shall e appointed to the position of police officer on or after this thirty first birthd,ay;. The ORC states a maximum age of thirty five for original appointment I•n light of the mandatory retirement requirements for police officers and information presented on the life expectancy of police officers as well as the conviction that the patrol person on the street should be reasonalby young, the Commission considered a change in the Rules and Regulations to be in compliance with the Ohio Revised Code section 124.41. Motion by Walter Spalding, seconded by Roger Alexander:; that Rule V, Section 1 be -amended to read: "No person is eligible to receive an original appointment when he is thirty-five years of age or older, and no person can be declared disqualigied as over age prior to that -time." Passed.