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Council Mi.nutas of 6/36/81 _6_ ? LEGISLATIaAT (cont°d : Resolution No. 81-86 intreduced bq Mayor Swi.etyaicrwski A resolutian adoptf.ag the bwigat of the Cfty of Worth beginning Jannary 1, 1982, amd aubrd.ttimg t2ie same to claring an emergencq. Referred ta Finance Comittee. Resolutian No. 8I-87 adopted. w" glven its first resding. 03awtud for the fiacal year the Caunty luditor aad de- Resolution No. 81-87 intraducad by Mayor Swistpaicvski was giwen its ffrst readiag. A resclution authoriziug the I?i.reator of Public Service to adverti.ee for bida for pavewat mtlliag on Dover Center Road, C. R. 58, from Buttemut Ridge Baact tc the north corparatian line and auCloristfng the Msyor to cantrsct far sam, and cleclsring an eaergencp. Mr. Log,an aaved for suspenaion vf tu].e reqniring three readiu8a, seccaded by Mr. Baahmer. Roll cs11 an mtlan: tlffirmetive vrote: Hoehmer, LoA.an, McRay, Petrigac, Woerpel. N#gative voto: Sa,si.Wr. 5 Ayes - 1 Na7r - I++oCion csarried. Mr. Logan moved fo= adoption, seconded by Mr. Boehser, unanimusly approved. Under New Bueixess: Mr. I.ogan nctved that al.l legislatioa which was oa the agenda tanight, on first ar second reading, anei not pass*d mdsx swpensi.oa of rule requfring three rssdisp, be placed on the agencta far the Specia2 Hoeiag af Gomcil on Tuesdsy, Jme 31, 1981, at 7:30 P.M., aad be givon the apprtWalCe secosed and third reading, seeonded bq Mr. Boehmer, unani.mouslq approved. Mr. Boehmer scheduled a Safety Coeasittee Meeting fcr Monday, 3une 22nd, at 8:00 P.M., and requested the Safetp Direetar to be in attssidamce. Mrs. Petrigac scheduled an Environmental Comvittee M,eeting for Tueaday, Jime 30th, at 7:00 P.M. Mrs. Petrigac almo responded to an article which oppeared in the Chranicle in re- gard to the condact at t&e Camcil tetble at the last Ccuacil Meetfng. Zn the absence of the M,rrpor, the Adml.nistrative Asefstant aade statements xhidi were mis- leading, i. e. "Cotmcilasn waited until ttte regtYlar meeting bet'are stating tttat they were heBitant about includin,g the incre"e without datailed iaferirsticm". The facta are that both ccnacilmon asked guesti+ons st the CiC Meeting priar ta the Covnei1 Meetiag, Mrs. PetYigac stayed after the CIC Meeti.ng to talk with Mr. Kuhn an-d Mr. Engleson, who is s mgmber of the CIC and Fresident of PTational City 8ank, became she had further questicxns; Mrs. Petrigac only broke off the discussi? to tulce her seatt at the Couacil Table since other Mambera of Couaeil aere already sexted arnd the Couacil Meeting was ready to begfn. During the course of the Ccru;tcil Meetiag, when Mr. Kuhn waa asked to grovide further infatot?tioa, hs was quite agreeable and pramisesd that Covaeil would have tba cteaired infarmatioa within ten daya and Council hae indeed racxived the reques:ted informatian. The implication in Che newspaper article that thi.,s is being made into a political issue ia aer4.ow. The fact is, the vote waa un+mimua to suopmd the rnle requiring three reodifte and again was unanimc>ua to sderpt the Weat Shore Csble TV Iesgislstivn. There is nothing palitical about a unaaiumns vote so juat who ia bein$ political? Sincs the Adminietrative Asai.stant acCs on behalf of the MaYor, Mre. Petrigac suggests that her £acte be true befores goiag tc the news media, ewen ia an elettion year. The thiag that bolther: Mrs. Fetrigac the maat is that this type vf pubifcity tertainl.y doea not do the Citp aay goo+d in trqing to bring in nea businearses through the CIC.