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I Council Minntes of 4/21/81 -2- 3) Is collecting oYdiaances from other cities to dxaw up legialation covering harrasament. By nezt Cauncil Meeting, should a].so hawe 1eg1a1ati4 prthibitinffi the sale of cigareta to mincrs. By ffii.d or eud of Maq sbould lasve scc.*?table clefinitione for an ordinance dealing with drug parsphernslia. Mayor Swietyniawski comisenCed that Safety Director Petre is attsttdiag a Citisea Involvement Committee meetiang, which is part of the A95 revimmw procssa, with re- spect to the ODNR funding for the Memorial Plazs at Narth 41mated Park. Mrs. Saringer, Chairmn Zntr*-Goveraneatal Relations and Legislation Comm,ittee and Streets and Drainage Cvwtttes rspoacted: 1) Legislative Comittee nst and discuesed the Mayor's appointseat of Ait. Ted Atxdrews to fill tha vacastcp of Phil Beauchaap aa the Parlce and Recreation Committee for a five yesr ters, eading Iecember, 1985, and Mr. Rsymond Puazitiallo to sesvs on the Board of Bu3.idin$ Gode !lppeals for a five year term, ending December, 1985. Ccmm,ittee has no object3on. 2) Streets and Drainage Camtittee met and discusssd Ordinaace Nva. 81-39 and 81-40, authoriziag the 5exv3ce Uitector to idverCise far bida far 2,504 tans af aaphalt and 1,000 tona of stone. Comittee h" no objection. Mrs. Petrigac, Chairman Eavir4amental Control Cownittee reported: 1) The lock and key for the newspaper receptacla hae disappeated; Mayor pYCruised to have a re- placement furnished bq first wsekend ftt Maq. 2) Collection of aluminena cans wili not start the first weekend ia May. GTiil tty to have a smaller receptacle placed near the paper recsptac2e and publicize the collection af alunainum a little mare before the prcgram is atarted. Mr. Boehmer had no Ca=ittee Reports but cammenCed that the City has tak+em delivery on the five new polire csre wttich sre baing road prepared. A1sa, will be taking delivery tomvrrow on the Rescue 3qvad gurchsted from Racirek's 1hxteral Iiome. Mr. tJilsmosky, Chairaan of Fimrtes Camittee reported: 1) Finance Comi.ttee met on April 20th. Diseuemd EMrdisso+e NCC?. 81-38, advertieing for b3:ds for diesel fuel and motor oil. Servf,ce tyirector pc?inCad anit the 43ff3.cuity in abt+t3aning firat bids due to fluctuatian in casts of petr+a].eum; expects sose type of esr.a?I.stl.on clause 3n the bids. ComA3ttee haa na abjectiaet to Ordisaiace No. 81-38; ame' has been appropriated for it. 2) Ccamittee brietly discues the ptzchaae caf equipmnt to prmride #or taping car Co car and staticm ta csr coeWmicatiM of the Police Departamt. S3isector Petre and Chief Taylor were in aCt+endanat aad sttted the cost for auch equfpoiant a+auld be approximatelq $2,000. Waulu' like the SafeCq Ccfmittee to review this; Clerk will fozwarc informatic>n. 3) Discussed the leaf vacuum and boxea necessarq to implenmt the leaf piclW paca- gram. Hsve requested the Finance Director to have a note ordinance prepored im the amount of $120,000 for purchmse of this equipmeut. 4) Wil.l alea xsquest leg3slatitm Co increase the Police Department°s Petty Cash Fund frrnn $50.00 to $100.00. 5) ComNni.ttee diecussed the amsttdmaats to Ordinatiece No. 81-51 which estsblishes dental inaarance for aworn gerectmsl o€ the Police Department and has uo objecticn. 6) Also, dl.scussed Ordimtnce No. 81-50, establishisg varioue rates cf compenaation for Ardministrative personnel. MinoF changes in Che legislatian were discussed in caucua; will ask for suspemicra of rule requiring three readinp. 7} Diseuased wage ratigea for aatr-amrn personnel of the Poliae DepartmenC; 1.egis- lation is on tonight's aoos" whi+eh re!`lacts Committse's xec tioma. 8) Also discussed Ordinsnce Mo. $1-60, atramfer of appropriat3aas, and Ccmnittee has no objectian.