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Council 14inutes of 7/7/81 -2- 2) The Hurst tool (Jaraa of Life) was de2ivered in Jtme. Oa June 18th, at Fire Station Mumber 1, bath an dutp and off duty peraoiwel used the tool on a v+ehicle that wae donated to the departnmt for the purpase of dewanetrsting t!e toal. 3) Atteuded the Juae 19th gYaduation cerewnp of City's two aewest paramed9:cs - Fireman 1ay Power and Pireman Tom Klecon. 4) taith Jerrq Couts, met with Mr. Paul T-?ise from th8 Narth O1meCsd Boud of Edueation, to finalfze an agreement to rent the top fioor of the Dover-Buttemut Bsilcting for Rori$on activities. 5) Have been conducting intervi.ews for new firemen with a view taward filling the two existing vaeaacies. 6) Pire Chief 9anRuxan, Assistant Chief I.3.mpert and Sa#ety Directar met with repre- sentative from Walter Drane C+ompanq ai.th resgect to a revised Ff,re Code. Rope to ccnmplete the fini.shing taucMs so it may ba brougbt befnre Counail-ar-a-Whcrle. 7) Thanked Ailan gact, Gsry Shear, fiuzeune Shear, an+d Brisn Fasry far Amy hours spent in the producticm of the ldt?SO agening ceremonies and porticnt of the ta?umment. This was a fi=st attemgt in eommity br+oadcastiag for cable telerrision. 3pecial thanka to Buzz Nelaon and Jatick Vincent, ca-chairmen of the Fifth Internaticmal Tourmmment. Mrs. Petrigac, Chairman Enviromental Control Comittee reported: 1) Cammittee met June 30th with all measbers preseat. Mr. Jim Rudd, FAA T(rier Chief from Clevelsnd Hop:cins Airport discussed tha Air Noise Coatrol atnd Inand IIee Canpatabilitp Plau (ANCLUC). FAA regulations require that by 1985 a1I cameZCia1 Curbo 3et airexaft weighing more than 75,080 pouads meet federal aircrsft naise etaadarda. Predcminate aircraft using Cleveland Aapkias ia the Boe3ng 727 and Boeing 757, which nace up about 64%. Average dsy in the peak mnth of August would have ZlI takeoffs and 211 landings with runway D1o. 5 heiag used abouC 55% o£ the time. This rmway most affects the western. section of 14orth Ol.asted, bath north and south. The hatter aathe weather, the harder it ia for planee to climb and therefore moxe complainte are made between late May and Octc>ber. The `fsn-out pracedure is to spread the no#.se over a11 the coummitiss; iiorth Olmsted will never have planes aver the citp seven days a week, all the time. Carg4 planes, which are the bulk of the night tratfffc, fly from 11 P.M. to 7 A.M astct are routed over the iadustrial area. A committoa nw-ete everp month or six weeks with a representative from esch commmttp affected by air traffic nofse. Representative from Narth Olaeted ia Rvn Zurosk.i. Ca!mp3aints should be directed to him, ta be taken to conmittee meetings. This test progrsm will be over Septeraber 30th and depending on cvmmmity input wfll either stsy the same or be chenged in sam waq. Wou1d like Council-es-s-Whole tc moke a re dation for Mr. Zurswski to taice to Lhe committee meeting in September. Residant: mey also call 265-3027 to get air traffic infosmat#.on. 2) This weekead, paper and a],wm#.aeun will be collected in the atea of the Aus Garage. Would remind the Mayor to have the proper notification on-the bulleCin baard. Mr. Aoehmer, Chairman of Public Safetq, Realth aAd Welfare Comsaittee and Recreation, T Public Parks and Bnildings Cammittee reported: 1) Safety Camatttee met,with a11 membera present, to disausa street 13ghtiag throughovt the City. Approuima?tely 65 new lights will be inata:lled. When the cost figures are received fxoet the I11uminatinp Campany, will proceed with instsllartion of iights. 2) Committee also discussed demalftian of s house at 6620 Barton Road and the green- houee at 3691 Colunbia Rosd. Canrml.ttee haa no ob3ection. 3) Comittee also has no objectiou to s liquor applicatian, trmofer, D1, I32 and D6, from Moore Fast Food, Inc., dba 8pagbstti P1ace, 26324 Larain Rc?ad, to ('Yeor0olis, Inc., dba Milton°e Fanaily Restaurant, 26324 Lars#g Road. Mr. Boehrner moved Counc#.l hssre no ob3ection to said transfer, seconded by Mr. McRay, unanimously approved. :, . .