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I y 1 Council °ll.inutes of 9/15/81 -2 - 1`l) The State Office of ::ealth and Noise Control, will be doing sound testing in areas al.ong I-430. Y'ill sgecifically ask them to check the area where Mrs. Love and "Ir. Dufala live, as T;?ie11 as the Nantueket area. This will only givc the exact and snecific fiQUres on the noise level and does not mean that any noise barriers will be installed. 11) One of the vrojects listed for Commmity Blcack Grant r.oney was street lighting with CEI. The plan -as apgraved by the Comty; unfortunately CEi did not anprove. ''ould lilce to meet with Council and select another project. nresident Limpert asked what the status was on the property next to Fire Station No. 1. Mayor replied that there is no specif.ic agreement; needs authorizatian from Council to go out on notes for the purchase. Finance Chairman will have legislation introduced at the next meeting of Council for this purpose. City Fngineer Zurawski reparted: 1) lgmes Ronald "ollenbach will Join the Engineer- ing Department staff on September 27th to replace draftsman Sean Roland, who has re- signed. 2) Annual relamping of traffic signals is continuing and should be completed some- time this month. 3) A recent request by Mr. Zurawski, regarding a list of Ohio Bell Telephone Company drops to various controllers in the City, has revea3ed that since 1970, the City of North Olmsted has been paying for three drops in the City of Fairview °ark. The cost to North Olmsted for this serv3ce was apprmimLeiy $650.00. Ohio Bell has been notified that North Olmsted will no longer pay £or these three drops and the City of Fairview park has agreed to pieic up the monthly service charge for them. 4) The traffic signal at Butternut Ridge atrtd Fitch Road has recentl.y been adjusCed to a].low more'kreen time" for easCbound txa#fic. 5) Bids were onened September 3rd cm E'he Bartoa/Brad3ey fence project; 2owest bid of approximate2q $20,000 was reee3vod from Cyckone Fence. 6) Have fiaaYlq cleared the 1sMt hurdle tm Calu9nbia Road, as the "ayor has mentioned, to make the repairs to the Ealumb3a Raad culv+ert. The propertq owners involved re- quired certain assurances from tte State of Ohio. Thraugh the effarts of the Maqor, State Representative Colona8 afui StaCe Senator ?'aul Matia, these assuxances were provided. (hi September llth, the City snd the State of Ohio were granted the right of entry through a temporary easemient. 7) Durf.ng the last two weeks, a progress review meeting was held on the Waste Water Treatment Plant, Step 2, which is desiRn. One of the key points the City is inter- ested in is reduction, if not elimiaation, of the cador problem. Plant Superintendent Crider and Mr. Zurawski are both satiefied with the progress being made. Finance Director Brockman reported: 1) A copy of the State Examiners` regort is in his office. Cost of the audit wss slightly over $7,000 for the slightly over two year period. 2) Have received word fran the Cl.eveland Department of Utilities that the total dollars to be received from the first collecticm under the new rate wi11 be approximately $390,00 for the quarter; this compares with $272,000 for the comgar- ab le quarter last year. Law nirector Gareau reporCed: 1) Previcxtsly reported filing six Building Department complaints; have filed seven addltf.oxtal ccmplaints. Generally, when ccxnplaints are f iled, there is compliance, canseQuently h,tve attlq one costtested case which will go to trial within the next couple of weeks.