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Council Minutes of 4/17/79
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<br />LEGISLATION (cont' d,):
<br />Ordinance No. 79-58 lntroduced by Mr. Logan was given its first reading. A*: ordinance
<br />establishing the method by which fees for the use of the faciliCies af the liecreatic:x
<br />Center are to ba fixed, and repealiag Ordit?ance No. 78-127, and declaring an amrgency.
<br />Mr. Logan requezted that 4rdinance No. 79-58 he placed ou the agenda for the Sgecial
<br />Council Meeting on April 25, 1979. Presidtnt Pro Tom Boehaar agreed to dv so.
<br />Mr. Wilamosky moved the Finance Director pYaesent Co Camcil a Fiseal Officer's Certifi-
<br />cate with respect to Ordinsnce No. 79--54, wecaadast by Mre. Petrf.gac. Affirmative vraate:
<br />Beatp, Boshmer, Logan, Petrigac, Sharpe, Wilamo+eky. Motion cerried. Fiscai Officer's
<br />Certificate presented to Council.
<br />Ordinance No. 79-59 inCraduced by Mr. Wi1aws#cy was given ita first raadiag. An ordin-
<br />ance authorizing the issuanee of nc???s In saticipsti.on of the iasvutuce of bands fcr the
<br />purpose of improving Che recreational facilitias of th+e City bp constructing a building
<br />housfng an ice sksting rinle, swiamiag ga+o1, tsnni,s aaurts and appurtemmt faci].ities,
<br />constructing atoto$gaa sltdo, acquiring, demloong snd improving the sita therefor,
<br />and providing furn#shia$+e and equipmernt for such recreation center and graua8e, and
<br />declaring aa emrlpncy.
<br />Ordinance No. 79-60 intxaducad bp Mrs. Petrig,ac was given its first reeding. Aii ordin-
<br />ance traasferring appropriations for curroatL eapme" sad atler expenditures for the
<br />City of North Olmsted, Ohio, for Che year ending December 31, 1979.
<br />14r. Wilamoskq moved the Finance Director prsseat to Council a Ff.scol 4fficer's Cartifi-
<br />cate with respect to Ordinance No. 79-61, ssccmded by Mr. Legan. Affirma.tive vote:
<br />Beatq, Boehmer, Logan, Petrigoc, 3harpe, Wilamosky. MoCfcan carried. Fiscal afficer's
<br />Certificate presented to Couacil.
<br />Ordinance No. 79-61 introduced by Mr. Wil4mcsky was givsn its first readiag. An
<br />ordinaace to provide for the issuance of notffis in anticipation af the levy of sptcial
<br />assessments and in anticipatiaa of the issuarace of botiids tc paq Che pragerty vowmers'
<br />portion of the cost of improving Mi11 Road by constructing a ccracteCe ei,dewalk, and
<br />declaring an emergency. Mr. Wilamookp mc,3vrad for susgeneion of rule requiriag three
<br />readings, secondad by Mr. Logan. Affirmative vote: Beaty, BaehmY, Logan, Petrigac,
<br />Sharpe, Wilamosky. Motian carried. Mr. Wilamicsky maved for sdogtion, seconded by
<br />Mr. Logan. Affirmative vote: Beatg, Baehmer, Logan, Petrigac, Sharpe, Wiiamosky.
<br />Motion carried. Ordinance No. 79-61 adCCrpted.
<br />Resolution No. 79-62 introduced by Mr. Wilwwakq was given its first resdiag. A resolu-
<br />tion suthoriaing and directing the Mayor, t+p make application to the Cuyahoga Couaty
<br />Board of Comissioners for apgroval to use Cazyahoga Gounty Motor Vehicle $5.00 Licea$e
<br />Tax Funds for participation wf,th the Couttty in the improvcment of Bradley Road from
<br />the west County line to the North Olmsted north corporatian line for surface treating,
<br />and declaring an emergency.
<br />Ordinance No. 79-63 introduced by Mr. WilmwBkq was giv+aa ite flrst reading. Ari ordin-
<br />ance of coaseat eaacted by tbe City of North Olaisted, tuyahoga CQunty, Ohio, in the
<br />matter of the hereiaafter described itrpr t under the supervi:sion of the Coimty of
<br />Cuqahoga aad the Department of Transgartation, State of Ohio.
<br />Uader Old Business:
<br />Mr. Logan asked Mayor Swietyaiowski whae progreas had been made rsgarding OrAiinance
<br />' No. 79-6, requiring that all eworn paroormel 3a the F'ire Dapartssnt bacose paramedics
<br />withia the first three years. Mayor rsplied this was di.scussed April lbth act the
<br />Safety Committee meeting. Beels anotter wark-type seesiccrn is necessarq and will he
<br />looking at the actions taken in other auburbs. Feels the legislation is good but
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