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CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION NORTH OLMSTED, OHIO MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING July 25, 1985 ROLL CALL: The regular meeting of the North Olmsted Civil Service Commission was called to order at 7:40 p.m. by Chairman Philip Huffman. In attendance were Dean McKay, Don Herman, Gene Petre and Sandi es er e d. MINUTES: The minutes of the regular meeting of -June 27 and the special meeting of July 10 were approved as read. RECREATION COMPLEX: After some discussion regarding the positions of Head Cashier and Concession Supervisor, Secretary. Westerfeld was instructed to request Mr. Couts to attend the next meeting. SERVICE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEE: It carne to the attention of the Commission that Lynn Schirmer was hired under Service & Weed Control but was performing clerical duties which are classified as Civil Service. A letter was send to Mr. Corrigan requesting information regarding the hiring of Lynn Schirmer and exactly what duties she is performing. The Commission, unsatisfied with Mr. Corrigan's response, requested Secretary Westerfeld to have Mr. Corrigan at the next meeting. Mr. Petre stated that she is in the office about once a week and performs some clerical work for Engineering and some clerical work for Cloe (Mr. Petre's secretary)'. Mr. McKay stated that we must follow the rules of the State if we do not have a rule of our own to cover any specific question. REQUEST FOR REVIEW: Mr. Charles Ingrassia requested a review of the Commission regarding being removed from the Firefighter's certified list because of failure to pass the visual exam. The Commission reviewed Mr. Ingrassia's enclosure which was a letter from his eye doctor. The Commission ruled that Mr. Ingrassia does not pass the visual standard of 20/40 uncorrected vision required, and also pointed out that we are now operating from a new certified list for Firefighters and that Mr. Ingrassia's request for review came approximately.six months after he was removed from the list. Secretary Westerfeld was instructed to communicate this information to Mr. Ingrassia by letter.