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Council *tinutes of 5/6/80 -7-
<br />LEGISLATION (cont'd):
<br />Resolntion No. $0-46 introduced by Mr. Logan was given its third rsading. A resolution
<br />accepting for recording gurposes on1y, the 'Weatmark Demlopment Company Resubdivision
<br />No. 3. Mr. Iugsn moved for adaption, aeconded by Mr. MeRay. Affirsative vote: Bvehmer,
<br />Logan, McRay, Petrigac, Saringer, Wilmosky, Woerpel. Motion carrfed. Rasolution
<br />No. 80-46 adapted.
<br />Ordinance No. 80-47 introduced by Mr. tic>erpel was given ite thfrd readinq. An ordin-
<br />ance eetablishing the compmsaticn ta ie paid to adm3.nistrativ+e and maintenaaee per-
<br />sonnel employed by the North Olosted Muptfcipal Bus Line, sna aoczarfn$ an emergtncy.
<br />Mr. Woerpel maved for adoption, sec hy Mr. Boeahuer. Affirmatfve voCe: Boohmer,
<br />Logan, McKay, Petrigac, Saringer, 'Hlyilawsky, 14c>trpel. Motion carried. Ordina+nce
<br />No. 80-47 addpted.
<br />Ordinance No. 80-28 iatroduced bq Mrs. Saring,er atid t4r. 'Wilamoskg was Aiven its
<br />second reading. Aa ordinance enacting a aaa 3octi.on 513.01 (bb) and enacting a new
<br />and revised Section 513.04 of the Godifiad Ordinences of the Citq af North Glmted
<br />entitled "Possession of Drug Abuse Inetruamts", as smended. Mrs. Saringer oavecl for
<br />suspenaion of rule requiring three readia", aeaonded by Mr. TaiZsnnos&y, Affirmative
<br />vote: Raehmer, Logaa, McRsq, Petrigac, Sat9.nger, Wilamoekq, Woerpel. Motion carried.
<br />Mrs. Saringer moved for adctpticn, secandod bg Mr. Wilaeeaskp. Affirmatine vote: Boetmer,
<br />Lagan, 2icKay, Petrigac, Ssringer, Wi3awsky, Waerpel. Motion carried. Ordinance
<br />No. 80-28 adopted.
<br />Ordinance No. 80-36 intraduced by Mr. Wilamooky wae given its sacond rea&g. An
<br />ordinance establishing rates af cvmpowati,ctn for various admiaistzsCive persmne1 and
<br />declsring an emergency, as amanded. Mr. Wilamooky aoved for euspoaa3.on of rule re-
<br />qu3ring three readings, se¢omed by Mrr. I.ogu?. Affirmtive vote: Boahmer, Logan,
<br />McKay, Petrigac, Saringer, WiZwos&y, Waetpel. Motion csrried. Mr. Wil q Awved
<br />for adoption, seconded by Mr. Lcgan. Affirmative voteo Aaehmer, Logan, McKay, Petrigac,
<br />Saringer, Wilamoeky, Wcerpel. MaCion earried. Ordinance No. 80-36 adopted.
<br />Ordinance No. 80-50 introc3ueed by Mr. Tdflamosky was given its second reading. An ordin-
<br />ance eeteblishing a new 3ectian 161.16 of the CoBified Orciinances of the City of North
<br />Olmsted entitled "Leave of Abaence Policq" of Chapter 161 entitled "Employees Gameraliy'".
<br />Ordinance No. 80-51 introduced by Mrs. Petrigac wae given its second reading. Ati
<br />ordinance adopting a new and rev3sed Chapter 165 of the Codified Ordlnances of the
<br />City of North Olmsted entitled "Landmarks Conmission", as annended.
<br />Resolution No. 80-52 introduced by Mrs. Saringer was given it8 eecand zeadin$. A
<br />resolut3on authorizing the Direetor of Public Servi.ce to advertise for bids for
<br />Portland cement concrete mix £or street repairs.
<br />Resolution No. 80-53 introduced by Mrs. Sariager was given its ffrst resading. A reso-
<br />lution respectfullp requesting tte Cc>ngress of the United States to smend the U. S.
<br />Constitution to declare the first Tuesday after the first 'Konday, duriag the nresi-
<br />dential election year, a national holiday. Referred to Legislation Committee.
<br />Oxdinance Ne. 80-54 introcluced by Mr. Wilamooky was given its first readin$. An ordin-
<br />ance authorizing the 3ssuaace of bcnds of the City of North Olmsted in anticipaticn of
<br />the collecCion of special sssessmentet far the purpose of payin$ the properCy owners'
<br />portion of the cost of impravfn$ M311 Rnsd by conetructi.ng a concrete sidewalk, snd
<br />declaring an emergency, as amended. Mr. Vilamosky moved that a F'iscal Offieer's
<br />Certificate be presented by Finance D3rector lirackman, seconded by P4r. Boehmer.
<br />Affirmative vote: Boehmer, Logan, MclCap, Petrigac, Sariager, Wilamosky, Woerpel.
<br />14otion carried. Fiscal Officer's Certificate presented to Council. Mr. Wilamasky
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