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. ; MiNUTES 0F MEETING 0F THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED DECEMBER 21, 1965 ? 8:08 P.M. Present: Mayor Ralph E. Christman; President nf Council Francis J. 0'Neili; Henry Caster; Jack Foitz; Virqinia Hodgins; James Leonard; Dewey Limpert; Aiex Mangani; John West. A(so present: W. L. Gerlach, Finance Director; Del Limpert, Safety-Service Cirectcr; Richard Labas, City Enqineer; Margaret West, Clerk. Absent: J. Bruce Kitchen, Law D1reetor. MinUtes of the meeting of December 7th were corrected as follows: AT the bottom of Page 4, add the following to the paragr-aph on Ordinance No. 65-282. "Mr. Foltz moved for suspension of the rule requiring fihree separate readings of The ordinance, seconded by Mrs. Hodgins. Affirmative vote was Caster, Foitz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West. Mre Fo[tz then moved for adoption if the ordinance, seconded by Mrs. Hodgins. Affirma+ive vote was Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West. On Paqe 7, fifth paragraph beginninq "Mr. Limpert moved" show that Mr-. West seconded the motion. On Page 7, eighth paragraph also beginning "Mr. Limpert moved" change "file" i-o "f i f I". On Page 6, insert after Ordinance No. 65-290 paragraph, the following report: "Mr. Leonard, Chairman of the Llquor Control Committee, reported that Mr. Kitchen had attended the hearing in Columbus on the application of William Thomas Mack for a liquor license on November 23rd. The application was rejected and denied because the applfcant dId not appear, nor did he comply with various requirements of the Llquor Controi Department". The minutes were then approved as corrected. Safety-Dfrec'ror Limpert suggested that Council consider requirement of a perm'if for the selling of Christmas trees, as is done in neighboring communities. Mr. Limpert alsa requested that pedestrian crossing of Brookpark at Zayre's and Rini's be prohibited, since there have been severai near-accidenfis at th'is poanta Safety-Director Limpert also requested that traffic lights be authorized at , Columbia, Clague, Decker and White#horn, the one at Whitethorn to be a detectc;r- 'light, and the one at Decker to be used only during school activities. He further suggested that if these liqhts could be inciuded with the ones already authorized' he might get a better price on labor°. The question of requiring permits for sale of Christmas trees was referred ta the co