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.. ~ S ar: CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED RESOLUTION NO. 71- ~~~ a ,fit A RESOLUTION COMMENDING THE PUBLIC SERVICE OF COUNCILWOMAN VIRGINIA HODGINS, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, on December 31, 1971 Councilwoman Virginia Hodgins completes her term of office ;and WHEREAS, Councilwoman Virginia Hodgins has represented Ward 2 from January 1, 1964 to December 31, 1971, a period of eight (8) years of dedicated service to the residents in her Ward and also to the entire City of North Olmsted, using her experi- ence, knowledge and education in performing her councilmanic duties ;and WHEREAS, Councilwoman Virginia Hodgins has served as chairman of the, Parks, Property and Recreation Committee of Council, ;Public Service and Utilities Committee of Council ;Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee of Council ; and the former Liquor Control Committee of Council ;and WHEREAS, Councilwoman Virginia Hodgins has served es committee member of the, Finanee Committee of Council ;Transportation Committee of Council ;and the Liquor Control Committee of Council ;and WHEREAS, in her capacity as Councilwoman has worked with other municipalities and the state in the problem of solid waste disposal, has investigated each application for a liquor permit within the City of North Olmsted during the a~o~ermentioned period and further has been instrumental in determining the status and the needs of welfare recipients within the City of North Olmsted ;and WHEREAS, during the eight (8) year period ,January 1, 1964 to December 3I, 1971 , the City of North Olmsted has experienced a tremendous rate of growth and Councilwoman Virginia Hodgins has authored many ordinances and resolutions de- signed to better promulgate and control the growth of industrial and residential de- velopment within the City of North Olmsted ;and WHEREAS, during her term of service Councilwoman Virginia Hodgins gave un- stintingly of her time never shirking a duty even though, oftentimes, the duty was one which required great tact and patience, and required herrto take a very controversial position as to the outcome ;and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the members of this C ouncil to express their opinion that the valuable contribution of Virginia Hodgins be recognised with sincere gratitude by the citizens of the City of North Olmsted, by the Administration, and by all the Officials of the City of North Olmsted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of North Olmsted', State of Ohio Section 1. That the minutes of this Council show the gratitude and appreciation of the citizens of the City of North Olmsted, its Administrative Officers, and the w?h+rer