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Council Minutea Qf 5/15/79 -4- 6) Committee briefly discussed revisi.ng the methods bq which vaCations ares grsnted. It did not appeal that there were aap atroag feelings with respect to citmglag the structure currea?lq used ia granting vacstiona. D#:d ittclude ia the or8 , vacation sehedulq very siffiIax to t? axl*tiag adveduie. Made na c e other thauctt tmifyUg them sa 421 amplnybees will mcoivt °*qua1 vacatibns, base,d on eeniority. 7) Committeue discussed 4rdinaace No. 7*-68 wbi.ch etatabli.shes the rate of c aticn for variaus Admtnistrative Fa . 1. 'lhis coftrs eaplo^yees who ar+e cormtIy provided for iu approxfaately ten Orgmisotimnl Qects. Thie has bam oors of tbo reasons there hae baen a delsy. It was a a*WUrac a?r ea and tovk tiae to develop. Comawtttee reviemd tle lktmirtiatratioa's ra?coummadatiams, with re"ect to salarp ra*W ae listed in the or8;tn+mce aiad has na cbjectietn. ASWLs, Comittee did prcrvide for sowe wnificstion o€ benefits in the area of vscationn and long le^+rttq. Mrs. Petrigac di:scussed Ordit?ame No. 79-6$ m1 a"ed oohat the Fimance Cc?mmittewe's thinking aas rsgarding her suopetian to aatse thee 3chtaol Cuarda to $3.00 per hour. Mr. Wilamnskp replied that in diftvgieftl all mm--sworn pas 1 and School Guards, it was the general concenaus that the SeJmi l,uard'e paq xas to be set at $2.90 per hour. Advised Nrs. Fetrigae that sM eoul+d •make recommandatioRts or mendnents. Mza. Petrigac also asked Fiumce Comimittee tc consider raising Audiiary Folice to the same range as the Part-tim IIfapatchss. Mrs. Sariager announced that aain mimr ?m were made ia Ordi€ss?ce N0. 74-71. After Cosod.ttet Heeting, sad after cmforring with Pol#ce Qhief and Builcliag Comiasf.cm- er, it a" braught to her sttontion late t*dap, that the City caanot i"ue a IiGense - it is the State of Ohio who does ao, There?foce, cnne aection wss changed to read "issued by the State of Oh30" insteui of "issued by the City". People addrssaing Council: Mr. Mel Di.eterich, 26068 Remodq R#.dge Raaad sddressed Cauncil and di.scuESed the wording of Ordinance No. 79-59. W#s advised that the City is follaaing the Iaw and it has been done the same wsp eve€-y g"Y that the nots has been rerArasl. Alsa, dfscussed the meanfng of "declaring an emerrency" in l.e:gislation and feele it is ueed too frequentlq. Linda Muche, 4416 Michael Avenue, pr"ented a petit3on with over a thausand signatures with xespeet to Urdinance No. 79-71. Discussed the issuance of license. Mrs. Gema Szabo, 30837 Bradley R**4, discum+ed Ordinance No. 79-68, stating that she was in favor of declariag thaC an emergmcy since she haa been waiting for a long time for her raise as a School Gusrd. Mr. Henry Caster, 27501 Butternut RJ4ge Rosri, d3scussed a letter from Mr. Art Nona+c3al regarding adult ekating time. Waa adviaed it will be referred to Mr. Logan, thairmm of the Recreation Committee, fflr coneideration. LEGISLATIQN: Ordinsnce No. 79-49 introduced by Mr. Wilawsaky was given its thi.rd reading. Aa ordin- ance eatablishing a new ancl revised Chspt+er 1321 of the Codified t)rdinamcea of the C3ty of North alaeted eneitled "Permit and Inspe,etion Fees". Mr. Wilamosky moved for adoption, seeonded bq Mrs. Saritger. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Boohmer, T'etrigac, Saringer, W3iamosky. Motion caYrfi.ed. drdiaance No. 79-49 adopted.