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k January 4, 1966 - Page 5 231-23-I0 being an assessment for prepar.ation of plans and specification5 for sanitary sewers, and deelaring an emergency. Mr. Mangani moved for suspension of the rule requlring three-separafie rsadings of i°he ordinance, seconded by Mr. Limpert. Afifirmative-vote was Caster, Eian,Fo{tz, Hodgins, Limpert, Mangani, West. Mr: Manganl then moved for adoptlan of the ordinance seconded by Mr. Limpert. Afflrmafiive vote was Caster, Eian, Foltz, Hodgins, Limpert, Mangani, West. Ordinance No. 66-13 was introduced by Mr. West. An (}r"dinance aufihorizing and directing the canceilatlon of spee-ia{ asse-ssmsrtts on Permanenfi Parcel No. 231-23-10 being an assessment for construction of a sanitary sewer lateral, and declaring an errtergency. Mr. West moved for suspension of the rule requiring fihree separate readings of the ordinance, seconded by Mr. Eian. Affirmative vote thereon was Caster, Elen, Foitz, Hodgins, Limpert, Mangani, West. Mr, West then moved for adopfiion of the ordinance, seconded by Mr. Eian. Affirmative vote thereon was Caster, Eian, Foitz, Hodgins, Limpert, MFangani, West. Mr. Limpert asked that a resolution.be•drawn expressing the gratitude of the City of North Olmsted to Mr. Georqa Christman for his long faithful service to the City, similar to the form submitted to the Law Director. The Safety-Service Director?s request for a packer-type garbage truck was referred to the Finance Committee. ' • Mr. West asked about progress on the Ambler fiax assessment refund, and was ad- vised that the delay ls in the County Auditor's office, where they are presently overloaded with work. Mr. Mangani inquired whether fihere was a time limit on the federal granfi far the library which might run out during the litigation, Mr. Kitchen will check the matter. A discussion arose rsqarding the practise of chang-ing subdivision names, and splitting certain subdivisions into No. I, No. 2, etc. which is causing some confusion. The clerk was instructed to write to the Planning Commission calling their attention to the fact fihat the only time sueh a change shouid be made is by petition of the developer that Council permit such a change. Mr. Mangani advised that Cifiy Planning Committee will undertake a study of a possible change in the Platting Ordinance so that conttnuous sidewalks will be installed in new subdivisions. President 0'Neill announced the appointment of Mr. Eian to the Appointments Committee of Council, and referred the Mayor's recommendations to that Comm+ttee. The recommendations were James McEntee to the Board of Build(ng Code A{zPeals for a five-year term ending 12/31/70; James'Prokasy for reappointment to the Planning Commission for a five-year fierm end(ng December 3I, 1970; Donald Packe to the.Recreation Commission for a five-year term ending December 31, 1970; and McConnell A. Coakwsil to tfie Civif Serviee Commissio:a for a six- year term end i nq. December 31, 1971. At th i s po i nt Mr, W95t ?dyad tliat CoOnc i I recess to perm it the Appo i ni'ments "tonimi tfee- 1`0 'mee+; PA€st i on was 'seconded by