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Council Minutes of 10-3-72 -5- People Addressing Council: Mrs. Gladys Zipp, 29658 Lorain Rd., stated her concern in the max~er in which bicycles are driven and is glad the ordinance is being reviewed. Mr. Fred Ress, 5847 Stearns lld., asked in relation to Stearns Rd. widening if Council has to consent by ordinance to any i~rovement made by the County to the present road. It is the opinion of the Law Director that a consent ordinance would be nec~aary but Mr. Kitchen will research this and give Mr. Ress an answer at a later date. Mr. Mike Viola, 4510 Dover Canter Rd., stated in regard to the extension and widening of Stearns Rd. because of controversy generated would Bice to request that when Council votes on a consent ordinance the meeting glace be changed from City Rall to either the Com~nity Cabin or the Righ Sc~oo1. Also regarding the bicycle ardnaace does not feel the present cave is being enforced. Mayor Chriatw~ stated if share was not a lot of misinfcttion sent out on the widening of Stearns Rci. over Mr. Viola's signature stating that they are going to take 50 ft. of the property there, he does not think it would be sa controversial. Mr. Giest stated according to the garter Council conducts is business in the Council Cham}ser. Mrs. Russell, 5867. Stearns Rd. da.scrs~ed with Council the Stearns Road proposal in general. Mr. John Fairfield, 5059 Devon Dr., discussed legal capacity of the building and the possibility of Council meeting some~rhere else when the cc~sent ordinance on Stearns Rd. is voted ~. Mr. West explained the Charter which is approved by the people provides that Council Meetings will be held in Council Chamber. The meeting place cannot be changed arbitrarily. LEGISLATION: Resolution No. 72-159 introduced by Mr. West was given its second reading. A Resolution accepting for record purposes only the Bugler Subdivisimt. Resolution No. 72-161 was introduced by Mr. Lampert. A Resolution accepting the amounts and tetra as determined by the Budget Cosedsaion and authorising the necessary tax levies and certifying them to the County Auditor. Mr. Lampert moved for suspension of rule requiring three separate readings, seconded by Mr. West. Affirmative vote Boehmer, Giessen, Lampert, Prokaay, Beringer, Speedling, West. Mr. Lampert moved for adoption of Hesolutian, seconded by Mr. West. Affirmative vote Boehmer, Giessen, Lampert, Prokasy, Saringer, Speedling, West. Motion carried. Res. No. 72-161 adopted. Resolution No. 72-162 was introduced by Mr. IJest and given its first reading. A Resolution accepting for record purposes only the Ramberg Subdivision. Ordinance No. 72-163 was introduced by Mr. Boehmer. An Ordinance enacting Section 533.11 of the General Offes Code of the City of North Olmsted, Ohio (Codified Ordinances) entitled "Possession of Rypodermic; excagrt$tams; control precautions" to conform to c~tanges enacted b3' the Ohio General Assas~b3y, declaring as emergency. Mr. Baehmer moved for suspeasion of rude req~d.ring three separate readings, seconded by Mr. Giessen. Affirmative vote l~rehsrtr, Giessen, Limgert, Pxcrkasy, Saringer, Sneedling, hest. Mr. Boehmer moved for