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Council Minutes of 9-6-7:r -~+~- 4) Commmittee discussed authorizing Service Director to advertise for bids for 3,500 tone of salt to be used this coning Winter Season and Cosscittea has no objections: legislation is oa a~anda tacaight; 5) Coa~sittee discussed authorising Service Director to ad~rtise for bids for 2,000 tags of cinders to be used the coring Winter Season and Committee has no objections: legislation is cut agenda tonight; 6) Coae~ittee discussed comm~ication from Service Director requesting legislation to advertise for bids for the sale of Service Dapartoent surplus equipment which is no longer being used or is usa~-ls. Legislation is on agenda tonight. Comm~.ttee has no objections but does request this legislation be submitted to Transportation Committee for their review a~ael recom~andation; 7) Committee discussed with Safety Director ~oharik a report received from the Rio Dept. of Health which stated a survey'was made by then of our Police bepartment Firing Range and air samples were ts~cen fox lead; and it is the Ohio Dept. of HeaS.th recommendation that the City increase the sise of its ventillation system exhaust from its current 2550 cfm to 8000 cfe: also, increase the air intake from its current 3750 cfm to 7200 cfr`. It was also reco~-ended that we could block off three of the s:~arting stalls. Safety Director 1Coharik and Administration have been loc:~ing into it. Mr. Wilaaweky stated as a point of interest he would like to ask the Administration if they would take the tins to contact the architect and consider reviewing and discussing with him what criteria he used when he originally designed our shooting ranges to determine whether ar not there eras adequate infor- mation available. Mr. Wilamosky stated the National Institute of Health ~ Safety in 1973 was undertaking a study of shooting ranges and made their report known in 1974 and he has forwarded the information to Safety Director 1Cohaxik and gav~a him the name of the gentleman who provided the information to Mr. Wilavasky: He is Mr. Yee, a Professional F~ginser with the Rapt. of Health. The astisated cost to improve the ventillation is appxoxis-ately $8,0~. and at this tine there is no recommendation for disposition of the muter. Hoarever, Committee hopes to continue to review it and come up with an equitable solution; $) it has been brought to the attsatian of the Finance Committee that the creation Complex has agreed this peat Sumner to operate the concession stand in cooperation with the North Olostsd Soccer Organization. The Honey was collected by the Rec Complex personnel at the Soccer Tournastent this past Shaer. The proceeds from the concession were to be split With the Rec Complex sad the Soccer Organization after expenses. Casstttee ravie~l it and the amount due the North Opted Soccer Organization is $1,136.11. The Finance Committee wishes to advise Council that Committee reviewed the ~sattsx and has no objections and recommend that a check be drafted in the amount of $1,136.11 for North Olmsted Soccer Organization share; 9) Committee requested the Finance Director to include in an upcoming transfer of appropriations ordinance the sum of $3,000. for tree planting. 9kasretis~e ago had reported we wanted to undertake this and try to clear this program up as rapidly as we could. It is the Committee's desire that the tree plamting program be enlarged to capacity to a1laM for a cleaning up of that particular program; 10) Ord. No. 77-14I on second reading tonight dealing with emergency repairs for a Wastewater Treatment Lugger Truck: Cc+mm`tttee has revieared ease as~d will recommend that the amount of $2,056.30 ba paid. In the future, Mr. Wilaaaraky as Chairman of the Finance Committee, will appreciate some ec~metunication frc~ the Administration as soon as possible when work such as this is Headed sa the Cosimttse is not notified sometime thereafter. Mrs. Beringer asked Service Director Costar up until what time will they be plascting trees. Service Director Caster stated anytime after the first frost: after the .; ,