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Council MinuCes of 2/6/79
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<br />LEGISI.ATION (Cont'd):
<br />Ordinatue Pio. 79-6 introduced by Mr. Logan was given its second reading. An ordin-
<br />ance establiehing a pol3cy of requiring all unifaria sworn personnel in the Fire
<br />Department to become certified paramedica withia thirty six (36) months af dtte of hi.ring.
<br />Resolution No. 79-7 introduced by Mrs. Shmrpe wae given ite secand reading. A resc?-
<br />lution accepting for recording purpases onlq Che Timher Trail Resubdiv3.sian tn the
<br />City of North 0lmeted.
<br />ltesolution Mo, 79-8 introduced by Mrs. Sharpe was given its second reading. A zeso-
<br />lution accepting for recordfng purgoses only, Groveland Garden ^ubdivisi.an No. 4 in
<br />the City of Nortih Olmsted.
<br />Resolution No. 79-10 introduced bq Mr. Wilamosky wss givsn its first reading. A
<br />resolution directing the Auclitor of Cuyahoga County to pay to the City af North
<br />Olmsted, Ohia, during the year 1979, all tax imaney due and owi.ng said City fxom any
<br />coilection source. Mr. Wilamosky moved for suspernsian of rule requirfng three
<br />readings, seconded by Mr. Logan. AEfirauttive vote: Beaty, Boehmer, Logaa, Petrigac,
<br />Saringer, Wilamoskq. Motion carried. Mr. Wilamaskp mcved for adaption, ssconded by
<br />Mr. Logan. Affirmative vote: Beatq, Boehmex, Logan, Petrigac, Sarin$ar, Wilamoskq.
<br />Motion carried. Resolution No. 79-10 adapted.
<br />Resolution No. 79-11 introduced bq Mrs. Petrigac was given its first reading. A
<br />resolution that North Olmsted Citq Coumeil support the 9.9 mi11 North Olmated Public
<br />School eimergency levy which wi1Z be placed aa the ballot at the special electioa on
<br />March 29, 1979, and declaring an emergencq. Mrs. Petrigac maved for suspension of
<br />rule requiring three readinge, eeconded by Mr. Boehmer. Afflrmative vote: Beaty,
<br />Boehmer, Logan, Petrigac, Saringer, Wf.lamueky. Motion carrie@. Mrs. Petrigac moved
<br />for adoption, seconded by Mr. Boehmer. Affirmative vate: Besaty, l3oehmer, Logrsn,
<br />Petrigac, Saringer, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Resolutfon No. 79-11 adapted.
<br />Mr. Wilamosky comnented with respect to Resolutioa No, 79-11 that he would like to
<br />clarify his vote on this. Certainly snpparts it. Thinks it is necessary aot only
<br />for the City but for the children aho are ,going to beaefit by it. Would like to
<br />encourage the Board of Education and the 3upexinteadent to do as much as possible
<br />with respect to educating the voters of the coenmunitq - the taxpapers of the
<br />couamunity - as to what the needs are and wh$t the 9.9 mill ia going to encompass.
<br />Basic education in good public promotion is needed to advise people as to where this
<br />9.9 mill and other school funds are currently being used.
<br />Resolution No. 79-12 introduced bq Mr. BoeMuuuer was given its first reading. A reso-
<br />lution authorfaftag the Direetor of Public Service to gurchase six (b) graves in
<br />Lot No. 39$ in Butternut Ridge Cemetery from Mrs. W. V. Gage, which were previously
<br />sold to Mrs. W. V. Gage.
<br />Resolution No. 79-13 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its first reading. A reso-
<br />lution auChoriaing the Director of Public Service tv advertiae for bids far 30,000
<br />pouads of nitric acid for use at the [tastewatex' Treatment Plsat, and authorizing Mayor
<br />to contract for same. President Limpert reterred Resolution P1o. 79-13 to Finaace
<br />Conumittee.
<br />Ordf.nance 130. 79-14 introduced by Mr. Logan was giveA its first reading. An ordin-
<br />ance authorizing the A4syor to enter into an agreemeat with Cimter, Inc. for the
<br />0 purgase of promoting and se111n$ advertising at the Natth Olmsted Recreation Comuplex,
<br />and declaring an emergency. Mr. Lagtan movsd for auspension af the rule requiring three
<br />readings, seconded by Mr. Boehmer. AffirmaCive vote: Beaty, Boehmer, Logan, PeCrigac,
<br />Saringer, Tailaaawsky. Motion carxied. Mr. Lagaxi moved far adoption, aecanded by
<br />Mr. Boehmer. Affirmative vote: Bwaatq, Hoehmer, Lo$an, Petrigac, Saringer, Wilmoasky.
<br />Motion carried. Ordinance Nv. 79-14 adopted.
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