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Council minutes of 1~-~3-78 _7_ ,, LBGISLAT':~PI (font' d) Resolution No. - 38`iatroduced by Mr. Wilamoskq was given its fizst reading. A resolution opposing a cast c: living formula to be included itt Police and Firesmn's Pension Fund resulting in an increased coat to eronicipalities for emQlogee pension benefits. Resolution No. 78-139 introduced by Mr. I.Qgau was given its first Reading. A resolu- tion urging the Regional Income Agency to ai~rplify their tax forms. Resolution No. 7$-140 introduced by Mr. Boehmer was given its first readi.ug. A resolution ea~msnding the public service of Nora T. Rill, Clegck of Council. Mr. Boehmer moved for suspension of the rule re+~uiring three readimge, seconded by Mrs. Petrigac. Affirsatiw vats: Boahmsr, i.ogan, Petrigac, Sar:E~psr, ~Tiisacesky. Motion passed. Mr. Boehssr moved for adaptimn, seconded by Mrs. Petrigac, Affirms- live vote: Boehmer, Logan, Petrigac, Beringer, Wilaarosky. lYbtitnr passed. Resolution No. 78-140 adopted. Resolution No. 78-141 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its first reading. A resolution authorizing the Director of P~lic rvice to advertise for bids far 4,000 tons of salt and authorizing the Mayor to contract for same, and declaring an emergency. Resolution No. 78-142 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its first reading. A resolution authorizing the ~rsctor of Public Service to advertise far bids for 2,{340 tons of cinders and authorizing the ~rpor to contract for smra, and declaring an emergency. Ordinance No. 78-143 introduced by Mayor Swietyniowski was given its first reading. An ordinance ratifying th+e extension of the existing Reegonal Transit Aauthority's operating agresarent which is due to expire October 5, 1978, se- additional ninety (94) days, and declaring an urgency. Mr. Boehmer moved for suspesaionc:f the rule requiring three readings, seconded by Mr. Logan. Affirastive vote: Boehassr, Logan, Petrigac, Beringer, Wiiseosky. Motion passed. Mr. Boehmer monad for adoption, seconded by Mr. Logan. Affirmstive vote: Boehmer, Logan, Petrigac, 3ariager, Wilamosky. Motion passed. Ordfnance No. 78-143 adopted. Under Oid Business: Mrs. Petrigac asked if the Service Director could possibly reconsider tine leaf program or a portion of it. The portion being the residents who have many, msny leaves - where they are bagging 34 or 40 bags each time - several tim~as a month. Mr. Corrigan replied that the leaf program has not worked and he dial not s~ any escape hatch for individual neighborhoods. Some homeawaers are going to have to bag. a large number of leavers. Mr. Boeharsr said he has noticed that quite a few residents have raked their leaves out to the curb and asked Mr. Corrigan if these people will be informed by letter or by the garbage pickup crews that the leaves will net be picked up Mess they are bagged. Z[r. Corrigan said they are net goia~ to be informed by letter. Substantially we are relying on the news media to coicate the message that the leaves will have to be bagged this year. Additioxtaliy, rre they ~ rake them out in anticipation, tare Service Foremen are going to stop off or the service crews themselves will advise the residents. Discussion ccxrtinued. Under New Business: Mr. Boehmer called a meeting of the Pui~3tic Safety, flealt~h and Welfare Committee for Thursday, Oetobe r 12, 19?8, at 7:15 P.M. and requested the Safety Director to be 1n attendance.