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Council Minutes of 1-21-75 -S- approval of Mrs. t+ihittlesey for that term with that expiration date. Also, realizing the expiration date of all of the meabers on the Board as previously recommended and approved by Council to make it official to reaffirm their expiration date so that it will extend them out five a~oc-ths, which could be done tonight. And then that Coil capu~3der changing the expirati+~ date of these to coincide with the mud of t ca]~x-dar pear as all other appointments do expire. Mr. Wilamosky said tl~ Legislation Committee will take thaw suggestions under advisement. S) Committee received comm~icat#~at free tb~e Mayor suggesting Oouncil pass Res. No. 74-i59. It waa further r+~a~ad+sd that a fuadi~ng aRecism be in corporated into such legislatiop. In ~~ iC was the opinion of the Committee that it would be premature to pre~ride fu~ng ar even consider funding until it has been determined if the Cuy Co~tity ttayars 6 Managers Asau. will form such a committee; 6) Committee continued with its review of Rules of Coucil; 7)Committee continued to discuss the p~tible resolution prohibiting smoking in Council Chambers; there were three fae~ts discussed: 1) to continue to allow smoking; 2) prohibit smoking entirely; 3) a~gaate a section in the rs for smoking with hopes of improved v+sntilatioo. Com~d.ttee has no recendations at this time. Mrs. Sharpe, Chairman Public SafeCq, stealth & Welfare Coem~tttee, reported Committee is in receipt of reply to ouac ob~eeti®-n regarding application for a D-3 permit to Ohio Pizaa Carp., 26127 Lorain ltd., from the State of Ohio, Liquor Control, stating as of Jan. 8, 1975 the application has bean cancelled and a hearing will no longer be necessary; 2) in receipt of letter from Building Coas~3ssioner Gundy regarding demolition of four structures which consist of a siag~e dwelling, detached garage, utility shed and out house at 29b22 Lorain Rd. and requests legislation for demolition of same. Mr. West, Chairman Transportation Casmittee, reported this Coamtt.ttee suet an January 14, 1975, with about 30 resit3ants and discussed the mini bus runs. All agreed to drag the reference to mini buses and refer to service in the particular areas that mini buses are presently serving. The Committee of the group of residents did an excel]~snt fob on mskiag presentation with agereday~ maps and specific recommendations. The Transpartatasi Committee agreed to take rec atiana - to review them and to came up with recoameaedatians and then meet with the people again. In the meantime, agreed that we would hold is abeyance any chaegees in bus service -number of runs, etc., and particularly in view of the fact Chat, of course, they have under active consideration the regional mass transit. Have indication that the Federal Gave - E is pretty well along with their operating subsidy program and guideliares aa+d soles far that; and an indication that Forth Olmsted could very well partitipste in that subsidy for operating. Committee agreed to hold things in abeyance sad take th~a all under consideration aspd to get back to the residents atxt to Council with recommendations. The group submitted a number of petitions to continue the r~s as they are. Petitions were s~dressed to the Mayor and they have been transmitted to the Clerk of Council fear tr~ensmittal to the Mayor. Committee is still vitally interested in reducing the deficit the bus line has and want to waintaist a stroe8 and wide-spread a bus service as we possibly can. This is the ab3ectvs amd this is what Cc~ittes will try to do; 2) next Transportation Coa~asittee feting will be on January 28, 197S, 7:3Ei P.M. , City Hall, and will discuss other item that have been referred to Transportation Committee.