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Council Minutes of 12/19/78 -3- tir. Beaty moved Council approve the appointment of Mr. Donald Ledvina to the ~#pard of Zoning Appeals, s:~conded by *Tr. Bomar. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Boehm~er, Logan, Petrigac, Saringer, Sharpe, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Mr. Boehneer, Chairman of Transportation, and Public sa~ety, Ii~ealth and Welfare Committees reported: 1) committee met on December l8`th and discussed Resolution No. 78-17fl and committee has no objection. 2) committee discussed Ordinance No. 78-171 and committee has no ob,)ection. 3) committee discussed Ordinance No. 78177 and commit a no objection. 4) committee met with Mr. Jack Ross from CEI and Roger of Hoff-~i~eston, who is the Manager of .Civil Engineering, and discussed the. street lighting cin Brookpark Road. Safety Director Petre and'City Engineer Zurawski were also in attendance, Many questions were brought up at this time as to the best way to proceed. mere will be quite a bit of studying done on this. It will probably take smother pear before any- thing can actually come of this. Will be working vary hard with the State and every- one concerned in the hope that some day we can have street lighting on Brookpark Road. Pir. Wilamasky, Chairman of Finance Caaaaittee re~rorted: 1) committee ~aet an Decet~er 12th with all members in attendance, Crmssittee discussed Orrdinance No. 78-164 which establ sties hospitalization benefits far City employees. The ba~i:c change is to include f~$~ full-time employees of the Roc Ce~ater and com~tttee has no objection. 2) ccrm~aittee reviewed Ordinance~No. 78-168 which establishes the salary range of emtployees within the Department of Budget and ?wag t. Committee is working oai a com~srehensive up-date of all organizational charts includ3aag Budget .and Management. Eap~sct Co have salary range recommendations sow time in January. Committee recommends that Ordin- ance No. 78-168 be tabled at this time and will so move during the reacting of Legislstian. 3) committee met with Mr. Paul wise, Chairman of the Advisory Board of Human Resources. Discussed questions the Advisory Board had with respect to wages and benefits to em- ployees of the Department of Roman Resources.. 4) committee also met with Service Director Corrigan and disused the Service Depart- ment and Treatment Plant employee's strike with ree-pect to the may hours that were worked by dedicated personnel throughout that strike who did not qualify for overtime pay. Six people, knowing they didn'C qualify for overtime, accumulated 2+46.5 overtime hours. They demonstrated unquestioned dedication t4 the City and its citiaens by staying on the jpb. Would like to name these employees -Jim Wagner, Linda Camp, Paul Elber, Angelo Cammarato, Harry Crider sad Toe Auner. To shave these et~ioyees the City`s appreciation for their dedication, have added Ordinance Rio. 7$-186 to the agenda which will provide payment to these employees. The ordinance totals a little over $3,000 for the overtime hours worked. Committee recommends Council adopt Ordinance No. 78-186 and will ask for suspension of the rule requiring three readings as we move into the Legislative segment of the meeting. 5) Ordinance No. 78-185 is unique because the Budget Commission has notified the City that they have overpaid the City $7,200 and have asked for $7,2fl0 back. Based on their request and because we have no other alternative, will be asking for suspension of the rule requking three readings on Ordinance No. 78-185 in order to reimburse the Budget Commission in the amount of $7,200. 6) the Administration is now in possession of the records with respect to those persona who are paying personal property tax in the City. Administration is starting a careful review - not necessarily of those who are currently paying - but those wbo possibly should be paying and aren't paying.. xaill ex~+ect some reasonable report from the Administration, possibly in 30 days, to determine dust what the status is on this. Mr. Logan, Chairman of Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings reported: 1) according to the Department of Human Resources Dir+eietor Don. Copeland, otee of the holdups on the permanent Senior Citizen's Center which will be fu~tded through Community Development Block Grant Funds, is the Federal gavern~aent. Rave. submitted to the Federel government