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i Council Minutes of 11-~ 78 ~ -2--~''~ . 2) Committee still has some ~ea„tions-~-r.ixig {)r~izsaa~,.~iQ~, _~7~8.-~^9 ..and i_¢.xrat -X~dy to act on this. ~` 3) Committee also discussed the leaf pickup -ar_d _a_..xeceptac.le for-o~.a ..n,~se. Mr. Boehmer, Chairman Transportation and Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committees reported: 1) Committee met and discussed Ordinance No. 78-144 which is an second reading tonight and which has been amended. Committee has no objection. 2) Committee discussed liquor application for dba Save Mart, 24046 Lorain Road, for a C-1 and C-2 permit. In checking out this address, finds the premises are occupied by a Payless Gas Station, therefore Committee objects to this permit application. Mr. Boehmer moved Council object to the application for a C-1 permit liquor appli- cation from Save Mart, seconded by Mr. ?ailamosky. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Boehmer, Logan, Petrigac, Saringer, Sharpe, Tilamosky. Motion carried. Mr. Boehmer moved Council object to the application for a C-2 permit liquor appli- cation from Save Mart, seconded by Mr. Logan. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Boehmer, Logan, Petrigac, Saringer, Sharpe, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Mr. T~ilamosky, Chairman Finance Committee reported: 1) Committee met on October 23rd with all members in attendance as well as rlayor Swietyniowski and Hilary Morgan. Committee discussed ita previous recommendation with respect to Ordinance No. 78-134 which establishes a Youth Diversion Program. The committee as a whole has agreed mot to object to this ordinance, or the funding, until October of 1979. The 13ayor has agreed to meet with the committee to discuss the value of the program prior to the ending of the funding period in October of 1979. Committee requests the Administration to provide monthly detailed activity reports on the program and staff. 2) would like to remind the Mayor and Council of a poll which was taken by an opinion research corporation in California following Proposition 13 which we should consider with respect to the YDP. Residents were asked what services should be re- duced to meet the budget in the ate of California .and the poll indicated the first choice of residents was that they should reduce areas of social services, followed by areas of recreational services. Is not saying this is the direction North Olavsted should go but does not think the people of North Olmsted are any different in their thinking when it comes to their pocketbooks and paying taxes than the people of California. Would also add that the people in the gate of California felt that police and fire services were the highest priority. Taanted these two services to remain at the same level or even increased in some cases. 3) Committee discussed with the Mayor the City's need for additional police officers. It is'the opinion of the committee that two additional police officers be hired with funding to start the first of next year. Mr. Wilamosky moved Council, by roll call, indicate support for the hiring of two additional police officers, seconded by Mrs. Saringer. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Boehmer, .Logan, Petrigac, Saringer, Sharpe, Wilamosky. Motion carried. 4) Committee discussed Ordinance No. 78-150 which authorizes the Safety Director to advertise for bids for five new police cars. Committee has no objection. Mr. Logan, Chairman Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings reported: i) Public Meeting was held with respect to the Senlor Citizen Multi-Service Center, which is being funded through Community Developement Block Grant Funds. There are a number of questions to be resolved with respect to the Federal Government and their guide lines - which occaai,onally change - on how we can build the Center. The architect, Depart- ment of Human Resources and those members of council ~~ho attended gained from the public input which was received. from the citizQns who expressed opinions. An im- portant point was the Community Cabin kitchen and ifs possible use as a center that ~~~«~ ~_,