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Council Minutes of 10--17=78 _6_ People.address#.np Council ~Cont'dl: Mel Bietrich, Kennedy Ridge, addressed Council regarding Ordinance No. 78-148, aireation tank blower, adld asked if this is going to solve the odgr problem. If not, leave it out and apply the m~ey to the solution of the odor problem. Mx. Corrigan stated purchase of this blower is ~t to solve any c,>an-going odor problem. This is a basic maintenance type purchase npt designed to change the basic engineering of the plant. It is Squisite to the day-today operation of the plant. Mr. Zurawski stated that the City is in the prone s of undertaking a study of our sanitary sewage collection system, our wastewater treatment plant. This amt be done before we can qualify for any Beral funds to safe the problem. There is no way to bypass that route. MY. Gateau c tad Chat this matter will be litigated on the 5th of ~cember and suspects that the plaintiffs in thfs case will produce an engineer at their own cost to tail the City how they can come up with an odor free system. Mr. Corrigan consacnt!ed at this time, as a private citizen, not as Service Director would like to speak on the Youth Diversion Program Grant. Had attended the committee meeting and spcdce in favor of accepting this grant. Was concerned about citing the needs of the Service Deperts-t as a per se reason for turning this grant down. Does not want anyone to think that be-cause the Service Department has real needs for equipment that he is pereronally against this particular ordinance and this grant. Mr. Wilamosky replied that he steads corrected if that was the assumption. Used the Service Department as an example but could have used a number of departments as an example with respect to the need of ia~mving the quality of existing services. Was not singling out the Service Department - basically used that as an example. Sheila Howard, 6178 Forest Ride Drive addressed Council regarding Ordinance No. 78-134 Discussion has been about the quality of service for the City - her concern is the quality of life for the children of North Olmsted. This is our most important asset. If denied help new, they won't need the services. There are heavy, severe problems regarding drugs and alcoholism; regarding child neglect; regarding suicide. Have to deal with these problems now. LEGISLATION: Mx. Logan moved that Resolution No. 78-151 fie moved forward on the agenda, seconded by Mr. Boehmer. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Boehmer, Logan, Petrigac, Sharpe, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Resolution No. 78-15.1 was introduced by Mx. Logan. A resolution comme~t~iing achievement of First Class Award in Girl Scouting. Mr. Logan moved for suspension of rule requir- ing three rea~a~ngs, seconded by Mr. Boehmer. Affis~mative vote: Beaty, Doehmsr, Logan, Petrigac, Sharpe, Wlasosky. motion carried.. Mr. Logan moved for ad~-ption, s~aconded by Mr. Boehmer. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Boehr, Logan, Petri~sc, Sharpe, Wilosky. Motion carried.. Resolution No. 78-151 adopted. Clerk of Council read the resolution in its entirety. Council recognized and congratulated girl scouts in sudfence. Ordinance No. 78-117 introduced by Mrs. Petrigac was given its third reading. An ordinance repealing Section 311.06 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of North Olmsted entitled "Play Streets" of Chapter 311 entitled "Street Obstructions and Special Uses". Mrs. Petrigac moved. to table, seconded by Mr. Boehmer. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Boehmer, Logan, Petrigac, Sharpe, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 78-117 tabled.