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Page 2- April 6, 1965 Safety-Service Director also reported two new buses will be coming off the production line on May 12th, Finance Directdr Gerlaeh reported he had completed the authorized note borrow- ing from Natfonal Gity Bank for the sanitary sewer program, and has purchased Certificates of Deposit with that part of the maney not yet needed, He also reported that a statement on the balance in approprfations for the first three months of 1965 is befng prepared, and will be distributed shortly, Mrs, Hodgins, Ghsirman of the Safety Committee, announced they will meEt next Tuesday, April 13, at 8:00 P,M, Mr, Foltz, Ghairman of the Legislative Committee, reported they met on March 17. They recommend that legislation be prepared recommending that the House Un-American Activities Committee be continued in the House of Representatives of the United States, and referred to legislation passed by Lakewood on this subject. After discussion of the request for a study of the feasibflity of retaliatory tax on income tax proposed by the Gity of Cleveland, the Legislative Committee is of the opinfon that this should be held up right now, since induetry in North Olmsted is very close to becoming a reality and an income tax could make a difference. They are also trying to ascertain the amount of money involved in the incomes of people earning their living in North Olmsted. Thfs informa- tion is difficult to get, but they are checking to see how much North Olmsted would benefit by a a6 cfty income tax, compared to Cleveland's, should it go through in Cleveland. There will be a meeting of the Legislative Committee on Thursday, April Sth at 8:00 to discuss the blasting operations, Fire Chief Bement and Assistant Chief DeWerth will be there to offer assistance, Mr,Caster, Chefrman,Industrial Development Committee, reported they have had no meetings, and none are scheduled at present, Mr. Caster, Chairman, Public Service and Development Commfttee, reported that all requirements for passing Ordfnance 65-3 have been met, and it can be passed, The Committee also recommends that the City proceed with Contract 34 in the sanftary sewer programe The resolution of necessfty before Council as No. 65-84 can be either put on first reading or on emergency passage, depending on Council's wishes, Mr. Caster reported his committee had discussed the tunnelling on Louis Drive versus an open cut at their meeting on March 22nd, and the Mayor offered to give a synopsis of that meeting. Mayor Christman reported that a problem has arisen in getting the sewer line across the golf course, A change in the line eliminating Louie Drive and going to the nvrth of it is now being studied as far as cost is concerned, with 4R I