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<br />1Ordinance No. -65-192 was inrroduced by Mr Wesaz < ,?,j, ri?G purchase of certain
<br />' real property for the expansion of rhe Cir?y Ha? ;se an? ?,,ec3aring an emergency.
<br />I t was moved by hir°, West, seconded by Mr. ?.;mperi:, ;har zhe ru;ti requi ring three sPoerate
<br />Yeadi ngs be suspendec+. Aff i rmati ve vote ioias Fol tz y Hodgi ns, Leonard, Li mpert,
<br />West, It was moved by Mr. West, seconded by Mr. Limperty that the ruie requiring reading
<br />of the ordinance in its entirety be suspended. Aftirmatove vote was Foltz, Hodgins,
<br />veonard, Limpert, Manganm, Westo Mr. WeSt then moved for acioptSon of the o?°dinance,
<br />seconded by Mr. Limpert, Afformatiwe vote was Foitz, Hodgins, L,eonard, Limpert, Mangani,
<br />West.
<br />Ord±nance No. 65-193 was introduced by Mrq Mangana. Arr oc-dinarace approving and authoriaing
<br />the leasing of a municipal library building arod site thereof to the Cuyahoga County
<br />Library, providing for the approval of plans and specificat6ons of the building to be
<br />constructed under the terms of said lease and declarerag arr emergency. It was moved by
<br />Mr. Mangani, seconded by Mo-. Limpert, that the rule reqaaaring three separate readings be
<br />suspended. Affirmative vote was Foltz, Hodgins, Leonardy Limpert9 Maragani, West, nt
<br />was moved by Mr. Mangani, seconded by Mr. Limpert, that the rule requiring reading, of
<br />the ordinance in its entirety be suspended. Affirmative vote was fo1tz, Hodgins,
<br />Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West. Mr. Manganithen moved fdr adoption of the ordinance,
<br />secnnded by Mr. Limpert. Affirmative vote was Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani,
<br />West.
<br />Ordinance Noe 65-194 was introduced by Mr°e West. An ordinance avthorozing the issuance of
<br />$320,000.00 of library building bonds of the City of North Olmsted, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
<br />for the purpose of constructing, equipping arod furnishing a tree public library building and
<br />improving the si te thereof, and declarirvg an emee-gens;y. I t tAias moved by Mr. West, seconded r
<br />Mr. Mangani, that the rule requiring three sepac-ate readings be suspended. Affirmative vote
<br />was Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West. It was moved by Mro West, seconded by
<br />Mr. Mangani, that the rule requiring reading of the ordinance in its entirety be suspended.
<br />Affirmative vote was Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Lempert, Mangar3i, West. Mr. West then moved
<br />for adoption of the ordinance, seconded by Mr. Mangani. Affirmative vote was Foltz, Hodgins,
<br />Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Westo
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<br />Ordinance No. 65-195 was introduced by Mr, Mangani. An ordinance repealing Ordinance No. fo
<br />passed April 20, 1965, entitled "An ordinance author9zing the Mayor to execute a lease with
<br />Cuyahoga County Li brary Board for li brary purposes fos° the Ci ty of North Olmsted, and declari
<br />an emergenc;y", and declaring an emergeney. It was moved by Mr. Mangani, seconded by Mrs.
<br />Hodgins, that the rule requering three separate readings be suspended. Affirmative vote
<br />was Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West. 4t was moved by Mr. Mangani, seconded
<br />by Mrs. Hodgins, that the rule requir6.ng reading of the ordinance +n its entirety be
<br />suspended. Affirmative vote was Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangan;, West. Mr.
<br />Mangani then moved for adoption of the oc-dinance, seconded by Mrs. Hodgins Affirmative
<br />vote was Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpeo°t, Margani, West,
<br />Mrs. Ann Shook, representeng Comrnun+ty Councaly turned over the entries for the afficial
<br />flag of North Olmsted to Council for Judgang. The contestant's names did not appear on
<br />the entries so that the judging could be impar*ual. Eratry No. 5 won by a majority vote.
<br />Ordinance No. 65-196 was introduced by Mr. Leonard. An ordinance adopting the official
<br />fl ag of the City of North Olmsted and declarBng an emergency. Qt was moved by Mr. Leonard,
<br />seconded by Mr. Foltz, that the rule requiring three separate readings be suspended.
<br />Affirmative vote was Fo1tz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West. It was moved by
<br />Mr. Leonard, seconded by Mr. Foltz, that the ruling requiring reading of the ordinance in
<br />its entirety be suspended. Affirmatave vote was Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani,
<br />West. Mr. Mangani then moved for adoptcora of the ordinance, secanded by Mrs. Hodgins.
<br />Affirmative vote was Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Lampert, Mangani, West.
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