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Council minutes of 10/20/¢1 0 LEGISLA,TIOPI (cont°d) : -7- Ordinance P?o. 81-119 introduced by Mayor Swietyniowski was given its first reading. An ordinance authorizing the Mayor to enter into a cooperation agreawent wi;th the Cuyahoga County 3oaxd•- of Ccmmisaioners for the utilization of funds made ava#.lable by the Housing and Community Development Acts of 1974, 1977 and 1980, as ametxded, and declaring an emergency. Ordinance N10. 31-120 introduced hy 'ir. [•Iilemosky was given its firat reading. An ordina.nce authorizing the issuance of a nate to replace a recreaticnal facility note of the City, dated June 6, 1980, which note has heen 1ost, and declaring an emergency. "Ir. Wilamosky moved for suspension af rule requtring three readings, seccmded by Mr.Boehmer. Roll call on moti.c>n: Affismatiwe v4te: Boettmer, TIrKay, Petrigac, ?lilamosky. Ne¢ative vote: Logan, Saringer, =ioerpel. Motfon failed. Resolution :do. 81-12I intraduced by i4ayor and the entire Council was giuen its first reading. A resolution commending the public service of ncmald G. Ledvina, Planning Commission Member and Roard of ?oning Appeals Nientber.. Mr. tlilaanosky moved for suspension of rule requiring three readings sad referral to Committee, seconded by '-ir. Logan, uaanimously agprc?ved. Mr. Wilmosky moved £or adoption., seconded by T2r. Tloerpel, unanimously approved. ??esolutian r1o. 31-121 adopted. Ordinance No. 81-122 introdxsced by Mayor Swietynioiaski was given its first reading. An ordinance authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreeneent with the Great Northern Shopping Center to irtatall sCreet illuraination on Country C1ub Boulevard, fxam Great Northern Soulevard to approximately 1200 feet weat and declaring an emergency. Ordinance N0. 81-123 intrcutuced by 14r. Tr331amsky was given its first reading. An ordi.nance appropriating forty five thousand doliars ($45,034.00) frcrm the Federal Revenue aharing Fund for the purchase of property located on the east side of Fire Station No. 1. Mr. McKaq noned fox auspensian of rule requiring three resdings, seconded by Mr. T_ioehmer. Roll catll on notion: Affirmative votes Boehmer, McKay, Petrigac y Saringer, °aoerpel. Neegative vote : Logan, GTilaanosky, 5 Ayes - 2 Nays - Motion carried. Mr. sloerpel movod for adaption, seconded by Mr. "4cKay. Roll call on moCion: Affirmative vote: Btrelmetr, McK.sy, Petrigac, Saringer, t,loerpel. Negative vote: Logan, Wilamosky. 5 Ayes - 2 idays - t?(otion carried. Ordinance No. 81-123 adopted. Under New Business : Mrs. Petrigac requested that the BZD Comittee look at how some of the surrounding communitiss deal with pol3tical signs. Due to the expense, the destruction and vandalism of political signs, scyme cammunities have banned them3 others have dealt with them differently. After discuasion taith Chairman of BZD Comuaittee, r4rs. Petrigac requested that poiitical signage be discussed in Leg,islation Committee. Ieirs. Petrigac asked Mr. Logan to meet in order to discuss Ordinance No. 81-104 and 81-117, both of cahich deal with PCB capacitors; would like to eliminate one or the other. After Council Meeting, Mr. Logan said he would advise Mrs. Petrigac when he was available for a meeting. ? Mr. Boehmer scheduled a Safety Committee "Reeting for TAonday, October 25, at 7:30 P.M. and requested Mayor and Safety Director to be present.