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Council Minutes af 101S,'32 _5_
<br />Mr. Wilauaosky, Chairman Finance Com?aittee as well as Streete and Drainage Committee
<br />reported: 1) SCreets and Drainage Comittee met ctn Septenber 27th with Ccuncilwoman
<br />Saringer in atteadance as xe11 ag Mayor S,iietyniowsici, Dirctor Corrigan, City
<br />Engineer Zurawski9 and Caunc3luesn L+ogan and Petrigac. Ccmmittee diecwased Orciinance
<br />No. 82-132 which suthorixe$ the Mayor to enter fnto an agreesant wi,th 3ohn David Jone$
<br />and associates to perform eervices to coaply wf.th House Bill 538. It was sstabiished
<br />that these ssrvicee could b8 perfos^med bq imr-botase perscnnei, specificallq System'
<br />personnel. Conrtaittse recosands, anei t}e Mapor srtd gerviee Director ccmcurred, that
<br />it be done with City pex'sonnel. Scme transfers from the General lhund to the 3ower
<br />Revenue Fund will be nso"sary tc rainberae for persoanel ccsts from the Sewer
<br />Systss fund. The estinate in the lsgtalatiaa ca11.ed for an apprcpriaticrsn of $10,000,
<br />Com?itCee recomend: this be don,e in-house anc1 further to table Ord#.amc+e Nv. 82-132.
<br />2) Comaittee di.scussmmd the apprcfpr3atiem ordimuce for $65,000 fer watec inlet con.trois
<br />for the eaetera portion of the Cft; irt the Ge,moor, Columbia and Ws2tar` Raaod area,
<br />Committee has no objection. Comittee alao discusssd Ordinatstce No. 82-134 which author-
<br />izes the Citp to advertise for bids for thua ivAtaUation of the inlet matrals.
<br />Committee recomends that 3ection 1 of thie oardimuce be amndeti. Mr. Wilawsky moved
<br />that Ordinaace No. 82-134 he aawad to read "Section 1. That tte Ifirector of Public
<br />Service be aad he is herebq autborized and directed to advertf.se far bids farr the in-
<br />stallation of etorm water in].et ccntCrols in Che area apgroxiaately bcund by Maple
<br />Ridge Road, Walter Road, Gessuer Ro,ad and Columbia Road, wfiich project shall be in
<br />accordance with Che plaw sad sptcifications on file ia the office of the Directar of
<br />Public Service and the ofgice of the C3ty Uginear, sud that, upoa agprc?va1 by the
<br />Board of Control, the Magor is ]aereby authoriaed ta enter iato a cmtract and execute
<br />the same on behalf of the C3tq of Nortt? Olmsted.", second bq Mrs. Sari"er, unnanimousiy
<br />approved.
<br />3) Ffaance Committee met an September 28th with the Mayor, Sernice Dtrectar, Pi.nanee
<br />Director, City 8ngineer, cammrittee arembers and Couunciiman McKay in attendance.
<br />Committee dfscussed Ordinance No. 82-125 which Carncil has slrasdy acted an.
<br />4) Comeiittee aiso discuseed Ordiumce Nvs. 82-135 and 82-136 and contittued this
<br />legislation uatil the neut meetlttg an Uct+aber 4th. The Mayor, Firtamwe Di.rectox,
<br />Service Director, City Engirieer anel Comeilsm McKay were in aCtetdmc:. Cam#.ttee
<br />has no objectian to Ordinance No. $2-135 but did make some recoasanded ctanges within
<br />the exhibit, ca3.th the agreemnt af the City Eng3.nser. Mr, zurawaki wsll forwara enP
<br />changes, along with the exhibit, to the Iaw Departmeut for legal sRaview. 5iatilar
<br />action wi11 be folloked on Qrdiralce No. 82-136, rax3.th both piace$ of legislatian
<br />kept aff the agenda until ttte Ugal revieca is completed.
<br />5) Ordin,ance No. 82-137, the isaustnce af naCes in the amunt of $3,200,000 wss di$-
<br />cussed and GanmiCtee has no ob3ecti+cn.
<br />fs) Comarittee aleo discussed Urdintnce Nos. 82-138, 82-139, 82-140 atnd 82-141 which
<br />are primarily auChorizat#ms to bid fa?r various items that wauld compleveat, as well
<br />as support, the new BosJ:4etvice Compleac. Cammittee haB na objection to these
<br />ordinances providirtg Carubctl gass+ess Ord3nsnce No. 82-137.
<br />7) EommitCee briefly discusssd a tsansfex orditance, Ord#.nance No. 82-91, but does
<br />not have a reccmmiendation; wili disceiss further.
<br />Conanenting on Ordi.nance No. 82-137, Mrs. Petrigac noted that the pavisg for Section
<br />Ztwo parking was nat reflected anywhere; the Maqor has stated tbat Chis paving ie
<br />planned to be dcnre in-hcruse; hcxwero!er, since the City will have to find the maney
<br />to do it in-house, shauld nct this figure be i.ncluded in the riotea. Ptr. Waerpel
<br />also asked if the 3.2 million dollare wou2d be 8ufficient. Service Diretctor
<br />Corrige.n stated that Mrs. Petrigae's quEStiun aee"d to be tstken up with xhe Magor
<br />and architect, Mr. Mongelloy for a dafini.tive aumer. Mr. Wiiamosky stated Chat it
<br />was hie personal opinion that 3.2 m3.1lion would be sufffcient. Finence Director
<br />Boqle atated that the Cttq "UST spanc! OS2 of my note Qr band i"sie or it xc?uid hare
<br />an arbitrage problemq the 3.2 miil3on dollar figure will eaable the Citp to stay
<br />within the arbitrage area.
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