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. September 21, 1965 - Page 2 2. Amendment af ordfnance on motor vehieles disturbing the peace< Two members af the committee feel we have sufficient legislation now, as does the Law Director. Therefore the committee does not recommend any changes, 3. Committee also approved a rough draft of an ordinance approving moving of build- ings in North Olmsted, a copy of which was furnished ta each Councilman. Legislation is prepared for tonight. 4. Conflict nf interest uras discussed further, but is not yet resolved. 5. The Committee recommends legislation for compulsory retirement for members of the police and firemen; excluding school guards, They request a clause protecting members who at the age of 65 would not have completed twenty-five years of service, providing that such men caould be permitted to continue workang provided they pass an annual physical examination, Mr, Leonard, Chairman of the joint committee on the proposed new Swimming Panl, reported he attended the School Board meeting on September 13th, since there were items of handling Council needed an explanation on. It was decided to pull out No. 5 in their resolution of August 23rd, As to the words "this agreement" in No. 6, it was their feeling this would mean a written agreement between the three parties involved, Discussion of the questions involved ensued, but Council took no further action on the matter, Mr, West, Chafrman of the Finance Committee reported on their meeting of September 16th at which also present were Dewey Limpert, Mayor Christman, Finance Director Gerlach, Safety-Service Director Limpert and Councilman Leonard, They recommend that legislation be drawn changing the maximum number of school guards 'to twelve, They approved the financing of the Dover Lift Statfon in the amount of $123,000. They recommend that legislation be drawn making a pay rate of $3.00 per hour for firemen working as blasting inspectnrs< They approved the sum of $2,000 for the city's portion of storm sewers on Southern. They recommend pay raises for the bus drivers to $2,70 per hour effective October lst, and an increase for the equipment service men from $2e25 to $2.50 per hour, and will ask that legislation be prepared. They recommend new pay scales for building inspectors effective November lst. They approved renewal of the $67,000 note for 1964 sidewalks which is due October 27, 1965, They also discussed, but took no action on the following: storm sewer for Decker, Porter and Burns; police and firemen's salaries; traffic light installation at Lorain and Canterbury.