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Council Minutes of 9-19-78 -7- Ordinance No. 78-130 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its first reading. An ordiaR ance accepting easements from various individuals in connection with the construction ; of the Porter Road storm water culvert. Ordinance No. 78-131 introduced by Mrs. Beringer was given its first read+ag. !at ordinr ance accepting various easess~ts fro~a property ovnars on Artedrus 1l~us snd ?lttethorn Avenue covering an existing storm saver. Ordinanae No. 78-13Z introduced by Mrs. Sariager was given its first readies. An ordin- ance amending Chapter 94i of the Codified Orcfnanc~s entitled "Gs~r!bage and ldt" by adding thereto a new Section 941.08 entitled "»sgulation of Placing of ltefuae or Gsr?-age within the Public Right of Way". President Limpert referred Ordinance Nos. 78-126, 78-129, and 78-132 into >l~€tviroa~antal Control Committee; Ordinance No. 78-127 into Recreation, Public Parks and l~ailding Committee; and Resolution Nos. 78-130 and 78-131 into Streets sad Drainage Cosed.ttee. Under Old Business: Mrs. Petrigac stated that with respect to the Safety Director's report regarding the meeting with the homeowner's association, the association asked for the legislation regarding the curfew. They plan on reproducing this in their newsletter sad since there are six homeowner's associations within Ward 1, this will be a back-up in helping the police by making people aware of the curfew. Under New Business: Mr. Boehmer scheduled a Safety Committee meeting for l~nday, September 25, 1978, at 7:30 P.M., and requested the Safety Director to be in attendance. Mrs. Beringer scheduled a Streets and Drainage Committee msetin$ for Thursday, September 28, 1978, at 8:00 P.M., and requested the City Engineer to be in attendance. Mrs. Petrigac scheduled an Environmental Control Committee meetistg for Wednesday, October 4, 1978., at 7:30 P.M., and requested the Safety Director, City F.agr, sad Wastewater Treatment Plant Superintendent to be in attendance. Mr. Logan questioned Finance Director Brockman about a number of cities which are appaKSitly pulling out of the Regional Income Tax Agency System and going to a collection system of their own. Realizes this is a question that would certainly have to be looked into at length before a decision could be made. Would Fin,snce Department be able to develop a report as to whether or not it would be feasible or beneficial for the City of North Olmsted to develop its own tax collecting agency? Is it true that RITA is operating oa a SX collection charge which amounts to roughly $75,000 a year? Mr. Brock replied that it is SX and in the area of $75,000 - $80,000. Mr. Logan said it would lee appreciated if Mr. Brockman would look into this question and see if we would save arty money or lase money; what xhe ramifications would be for North Olmsted. Mr. Brockman stated that while he has certain ideas on that, this question should be directed to the Director of the Office of Budget and Management who is in charge of the income tax now. Mr. Logan asked the Mayor to pass this on to Mr. Paul Gareau and the Mayor agreed to do so. Mrs. Petrigac stated that she has had several inquiries from residents xthin her ward as to what could be done with newspapers rather than ~uat putting them on the garbage truck. Suggested that a van or truck could be placed at the Rec Complex. Spoke to Manager of the Rec Complex and he advised her there was smpie room for this.