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Council Minutes of 4-4-78 -2- and the acceptance date was 1-6-75. It was found that this project is n@t operating as it was designed or as it was originally installed. Tlwtre are moral inter- sections where the controller has been altered; parts are sd.seing; where there are supposed to be three dials there are only two; the coordination system was out. Will be working to get that systea back into operation as it was designed to operate. Feels that this will take probably throogh t2-e middle of the Suw~r to get it to a point that it was designed. Will else have to make come iaprovet~ent in equipsyesnt. Mr. Wilamosky and City 1~ngneer discussed the subject. City Engineer Zurawski explai~+ed the signals were installed ss they were designed with the control in the three vials and they were oilersting properly before the job was accepted by the City, County and State. Since that time tlta controllers had been altered drastically by the City and several of the dials had been removed. There have bees no records that have been kept of the signal timing or any of the changes. Finance Director Brockman reported: 1) the annual financial report for 1977 was filed with the Auditor of State last week. A brief synopsis will be published in the SuaF~ierald this week and a coo~lete report #s on file in the Finance Director's Office if anyone cares to look at the eo~lete report. Mrs. Beringer, Chairman Streets & Drainage Committee, reported the scheduled Streets & Drainage Committee meeting announced at last Council feting was postponed - the residents were unable to attanfl. Mrs. Beringer scheduled a Streets & Drainage Committee meeting for April 20, 1978, 7:15 P.M., City Aall, and requested the City Engineer and Service Director to be in attendance. Mrs. Petrigac, Chairman Environmmntal Control Committee, reported: 1) Committee has accepted all of the changes on Ord. I3so. 77-126 - the noise ordinance and will be presented at next Council Meeting; 2) Committee discussed the "Keep North Olmsted Clean" campaign which will be an on- going program. Mrs. Petrigac cited examples. Committee is aware that other communities have similar programs. Toronto, Canada has a fine on-going program and it is hoped that Committee qty share its ideas.. Committee is in the planning stages with respect to this program but once the program is formulated, Cosm~i.ttee hopes the Mayor will issue a proclamation starting the kick-off of such program. Mr. Beaty, Chairman Intra Governmental Relations & Legislation Committee, reported Committee met on March 28, 1978, prier to the Special Meeting of Council and approved two appointments which were confirmed at the Special Meeting; 2) Committee discussed Ord. No. 78-34 - asending the regulation of houxs of deliveries to commercial establishments from 12:04 midnight and 6:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M. and legislation is on third reading tonight; 3) Mr. Beaty moved Council approve the Mayor's appointment of Mrs. Pat Strange as North Olmsted's Citiaen-Commss-ty ltspresentative to the Urban County Citaens' Advisory Committee of the C ty Development Block Grant Program, seconded by Mr. Wilamosky. Affirmative ate: Beaty, Heehmer, Logan, Petrigac, Beringer, Sharpe, Wilamosky, Motion carried. Mr. Boehmer, Chairman Public Safety, Health ~ Welfare Committee and Transportation Committee, reported Safety Committee met and discussed a D-5 permit liquor applica- tion which is a transfer from Wil].isar S. Doerner, dba Redwood Lounge, 25905 Lorain Rd. to K-Mar Co., I~-c., dba Redteaod Ian, 25905 Lorain Rd. Committee has no objections: Mr. Boehmer moved Council does not object to the application for a D-5 transfer to K-Mar Co., Inc., dba Redwood Inn, 25905 Lorain Rd., seconded by Mr. Beaty. f