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council Minutes of 12-7-76 -8- Resolution No. 76-184 was introduced by Mr. West. A Resolution accepting the mounts and rates as determiNnad by the Budget Comsisaion and authorizing the necessary tax levies and certifying them to the ~Couttty Auditor. Mr. West moved for suspension of rule requiring three separate readings, seconded by Mrs. Sharpe. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Boehsar, Saringer, Sharpe, bleat. Mr.' Wiest moved for adoption, seconded by Mrs. Sharps. Affirsative vote: Beat;, Boet~airar, Saringer, Sharpe, West. Motion carried. Ras. No. 76-18k adapted. Mr. Boehmer moved to amend the Agsa~da to include Ord. Mo. 76-185, seconded by Mr. Beaty. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Boehmer, Saringer, Sharpe, W+e:t. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 76-185 was introduced by Mr. West and given its first reeding. An Ordinance ratifying and confirming the purchases of hydrogen peroxide (Tysul) which were used on an experismatal basis over a period of approximately one and one-half years at the Sawa Trw-tmsnt Plant. President Lia~ert referred same into Environmental Control Cosraittse. Under Old Business: Mr. West referred to commuaicatioa with respect to "no smoking .area" to be designated in public buildings. President Limpert referred same into Public Safety, Aealth & Welfare Committee. Mrs. Saringer requested to continue discussion with respect to bus runs. Mr. Beaty asked Mr. Zoldesy to give a brief sumrary of his traffic study. Mr. Zoldesy detailed the passenger survey that was taken. Lengthy discussion ensued with respect to number of people standing on bwes; the need for more equipment; complaints that have been received by Mrs. Saringer. Mrs. Saringer asked if we can't appeal to RTA to give better service, sapeci811y during rush hours; Mr. West discussed the need for more aquip~eat. Mrs. Saringer discussed getting signatures oa petitions if necessary. President Lampert suggested representatives from RTA come out and liaise to the complaints and if Members of Council wish to do so, a meeting will be called for that purpose. Mr. Boehmer referred to a traffic light at Dover Center Rd. sad Brookpark Extension, stating he has had nuaerous complaints sad there have been accidents there in the past year. Mr. Boehmer requested this be taken into proper Camaittee. Mr. Boehmer also requested the speed limit on Dover Center Rd. be reduced to 25 aph and stated reasons therefor. President Lampert referred both requests into Transportation Committee for study. Mr. Boehmer discussed with the Mayor the possibility of a Juvenile Court in North Olmsted. Mayor Christman stated the basic requirements for the court has been reviewed but he does not know of any facilities and aa3a~ed for suggeatioas. Mr. Boehmer referred to City owned vacant house - Mayor explained the f'inaace Department will take over Chat house sad the Dept. of Rumen Resources will take over the building that housed the Finance Dept. along with the Purcbasiag Dept. Mr. Boehmer suggested the rooms now being used by the Dept. of Human Resources. Law Director Gareau explained the hearings conducted at Juvenile Court are private sessions and commented on facilities that are needed for such private sessions. President Lampert referred same into Public Safety, Health S Welfare Committee for review. Mr. B~ty requested Safety Director Carnahan to give Transportation Committee a recomo~ndation on the reduction of the speed limit on Dover Center Road referred to and commented there are traffic surveys gos.$ back to '74 with respect to a traffic light at Dover Center Rd. and Brookpark 8xtension.