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Cou-ncil "'inutes of 10/2(V°1 -4- ??rs. netris*,ac, C:iairman Environmental Control Carnmittee reported: 1) `![ajority of Corunittee ?Tem'?ers met and revier7ed Ordinance -;Io o 81-117 ° recommends that eac'? Councilman vote as Ize sees fit. 2) .^_=ave tne follozaing update reaarding a?rant to combat littert At April 7, 1^ U, Council 'leeting, Fnvironmental Committee reauested the Administration apply for a ,yrant to comhat litter and Qave the address for the aiplication. At next meeting Council Taas advised it was too late to anply since City could not meet the June deadline. :,.ouever, the grant was also offered from July, with an Oetober deadline, and Mr. Corrigan was asked to campIy with the October desdline. At •Julv 21st meeting, ??rs. Petrigac aeked ahout the grant ap»1ic8tion, remindinf, "Ir. Corrigan of the October deadline. Council Eaas on vacation in August. Since '_3r. Corrigan Taas not at the last rneeting in 5entember, TRrs. FetriQac called his office and his secretary stated that she did not knaw the status of the anplication. At the October 6th nneetinp,, the "Aayor ssid he would check into the status of the application and get back to T,Irs. Petrigac the next marning. tfrs. Petrigac contacted him and at that time he had not been able to tal?: x,yith 74r. Corrigan because he was ill and not at taork. MrG. 'etrigac called the Service Departraent on Frie?ay, 'Ir. Corrigan was not in the office at the tfme although he was back to work. On Monday afterreocn, "'?r. Corrigan contacted '?rs. ?etrigac and said he had not applied for the graret because he thought the deadliua was October 31st. Mrs. PetriQac requested a11 the forms, as well as the cover letter, only to find thaC none of the paner work was even be,-un. Keeping in rnind that "4r. Corrigan told Council in April that he could not meet a June deadline, the pager work should have been started in late August or the first part of Sentember i€ he thought the desdline iiias October 31st. The dead- line for grants is posted on the grant itself or on the cover letter. The grant for the State of Ohio rias 5.5 mil.lion ciollara. "4rs. PetriQac feels this demoastrates a lack of concern by the Achainistratic?n w3th respect to litter control which has become a local, counCy, state and national problem and must begin to be cmnbated at the local level. `Ir. Chairman Long Raxtge Planning Committee had no re?-)ort but maved thet the Safety Director roqu"t CIT to instali street lights at the three loeatiotts on Louis Drive and one locatioa on MiChael DYive, as prev3.ously reported, seconcled by Tirs. Saringer, unanimously apnroved. r.r. Boehmer, Chairman Public Safety, Health and (aelfare Committee and Recreation9 Public Partcs and Buildings Committee reported a 1) Safety Committee met and dis- cussed an F2 liquor permit for the Middleburg Heights [Jamens' Club and Ge.orge Biddulph, 5373 Canterbury Road. Committee has no ab,jection. 14x. 33oehmer rnoved Council have no objection to said permit, seconded by Mr. tdilamaskyy, unanimvusly approved. j ^:r. slilamosky, Chairman Fiaance Committee reportede 1) Committee met on Qctoher 19thl. All members in attendance as well as Fina:sce Director and Service DirectQr. Committee discussed Ordinance ?4o. $1-113y a transfer ordinance, and suggeste8 a few amendments. Council has topies of the amended form; Committee has no objection to Ordinance No. 81-113, as amended. 2) Committee discussed Ordinance No. 81-111, authorizing the Service Director to advertise for sodium aluminate. Committee has no objection. 3) Committee discussed Ordinance No. 81-1129 authorizing the Service Director to advertise for salt and cindexs. Cownittee has no ob3ection. 4) CoAnnittee discussed with Fittance Director a proposal made by the P.ocky River Finance Director with respect to sharing any deficit operating cost of the Rocky Ttiver Court. "tandards have been set do*,*n in the Ohio Revised Code whiCh provide for distribution of deficit among the participating comanunities; provides for break- dax,ms on deficit payment based on criminal and civil cases. The nropcrsal, in lieu of Che ORC provisions, is that narticipating municipalities pay any deficft based on