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CounciZ Yinutes o£ 2-16-7I Page -7-
<br />At this point Mr. West comented on recommendation of Mr. McGill. It coa.s
<br />brought out that there has been an ourz.;:.de consultant looking at civiz
<br />center and what is needed in the way nf commt::zity fac3lities by Ryder
<br />Regional Planning which sre also conault.ants. The reason City has not
<br />gone ahead with the proposat - which is to locate a civic center near
<br />fnterchange uf 252 and 480 - is that it is felt that a band lssue neces^:iY3?
<br />to do this wou2d not pass. In Che meantime, it is necesaary tn house the
<br />policeatea and firemen, ttc. with faeilities they do not have ncw. Further,
<br />by owaing this piece of propertp, it will i.ncresse the value of the wliole
<br />block of Zand the Citq owas fer resu3e when ccamuvAnity center is lacated as
<br />recogemended. Alao, if ft i: deci.ded Avt to go aloag with xaReommdetion
<br />of consultants, City Hall aad commmity center can be built there. Dis-
<br />cussion continued.
<br />Reaolutian No. 72-22 was iatroduced by Mr. Speedl.ing. A ResoluCion camend-
<br />ing Terry Ingalabe on the achievement of the Eag1e Scout Aaard. Mr.
<br />Speedli.ng maved for suspms3on vf rule requiring three seg$ratt resdings.
<br />Motion wae seconded by Mr. Liqmxt. Affirmative vote Boehmer, Grady,
<br />Hodgins, Limpert, Prokasp, Speadliteg, ld'eat.
<br />At this point, Mr. Speedling read Resolution in its entirety.
<br />Mr. Speedling uaved for adcpticm of Resolution No. 71-22, seccaaded by Mr.
<br />Limpert. Affinnative vote Boehser, Grady, Hodgins, Limpert, Prakasq,
<br />Speedliag, [iest. Motion carried.
<br />Ordinance No. 71-23 was intxoducad by Mr. West. An Ordinance aanding
<br />Ordinance No. 69-216, enacted Decamber 17, 1969, amending Ordinance No.
<br />67-245, eascted Octaher 17, 1967, a:umding Ordinance No. 67-244, enacted
<br />June 20, 1967, amending Ordinance 130. 63TI58, enacted July 16, 1963, as
<br />amended by Ordinance No. 65-232, enacted September 7, 1465, entitled "An
<br />Ordinance fixing the rates of fare far trasnportatiaa service on the North
<br />Olmsted Mmicipal Bus Line on and after March 1, 1971.", and deciaring an
<br />emergencq. Mr. t-leat acrwed for stwpensiun ef rule requiring three aeparate
<br />readings, seconded bp Mr. I.impert. Affiruative vote Boehmer, Grady,
<br />Hodgias, L3.mpert, Prokasy, Spesdling, Wast. Mr. West maved for adoptian
<br />of Ordi.nance. Mption was seccntded bq Mr. Limpert. AffixmaCive vcste
<br />Boehmer, Gradq, Sodgins, Limpert, Prakasy, Speedling, West. Motion carsied.
<br />Mr. West explained that Ordinance No. 71-4 is the same as Ordinance No. 71-
<br />23. If Ord. No. 71-4 passed, the rstes would ndt go into effect untii
<br />30 days. By passing Ord. Ado. 71-23 the rates will become effective March
<br />1, 1971, which is agreeruent to coincide caith Fairview.
<br />Resolution No. 71-24 was introduced by Mr. Eaeat. A Resolution authoriaing
<br />the Mayor to entex into a caatract with the City of Faixviesw Park for the
<br />purpooe of increase in fares on the North Olmsted Municipa2 Bus Lineo, and
<br />declaring sa eaergency. Mr. Weat mowed for suspensioa cf rule requiring
<br />three segarate readings. Miotion u?as seconded by Mrs. Hodgins. Aff3.rsettive
<br />vate Boehmer, Grady, Hodgins, L#.mpart, Prakssy, Speedliag, Weat. Mr. West
<br />naved for adoption of reso].ution, seccnded bq Mrs. HadBins• Afffirmatfve v'°te
<br />Boehmer, G7Cady' Hodgins, Limpert, Prolcoay, Speedling, West. Motion carxied.
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