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Council riinutes of 7/5182 --li- LEGISLATItN (ccrnt' d) : Ordinanace Na. 82-90 introduced by Mayor Swietynia$eki wss given it$ first rsading. An ordinance authorizing and directing the Mayor of the Citv of Notth 03,mted to enCer into an agreesent with certain pronerty owaer: for ttre reisb#reemeut o€ pre- liminary engineeting and other vosts assoeiated -Tith the iaprovoundt cf a nublic street, and declaring an eaergency. Referred to BZD Comittee. Under Old Business: Mr. Wilamoaky asked Mayvr Swfetyt?lcwski what the current status is cm the 1480 noise barriere ; wtsen will the State lot the castracC ; when nctwil cmetructicm caill s tart . Mayor nromised to check into this and aill advise Mr. tfilaurslry. Mrs. Saringer comoremted that tbe Streets and Drai.nap Cvmuittse hsd aet a couple of nsonths ago with a group of reeide4ts fros. Cteenwopd Circle and had grmtf.ted them an answer; hss any decision been resch+ed4 ft. Wi.lopooky rep1ied tbsC he naever re- ceived the additiaRual informoettitn he hadd requested. Mayar 9vi+etynicws'ki audeised Mr. Wilamosky to schedule another traatiag and he woutd see that sll the inforsatian needed would be sent in a ps+cket. Mr. Wilawsky eaid he would advise Mrs. Petrigac when the meeting was scheduled. Mrs. Petrigac asked when the apps'opuiste ccmmittees af C l wou1d have ti3e lists for trees, for street lighting, a? for street repairs. Dlrector Gotrigaa stated he would have all that compil:ecl bp Che €oarmittee mottag - even the treaa. Mr. Bierman asked what the atatue on gxass mming aa 1480 is at thls poiut. Mapar replied that the State has no funds for grass cutting; Ci,ty ai,11 be €artunaCe if the grass is cut once this year. Servis:e Divoctor advised that vbtn a safety problen is involved, the Service Dcpart?entt crwe will be cuttiAg gtass, an time aNailable. Mr. WoPrpel requested Preside;tt of Coimcil to schedu].e an Ethics Coai.esion Meeti.ng for the purpase of chovsing a Chairman. Mr. Tlaerpei aslced the Mmgor if he had recetved any kiad of comomication from the o f f i ce o f CongrosawAn MDStt1 wAkfAh s'wegard to approprist,i.oss for Dwer C+mter Pxmd. Mayor 9wietynioveld replied tha aou"3ammta1 bill is presentLy being drarn up covering the intezatate tranafez aff fnqda for this pmject. Mr. McKay stated that he had asked fouacil far a list of tr++?ees fram all warde; re- ceived a list from Mrs. Petrigac and Mat. Biamm. 3.Uese wer+s subuttted to Serviice Director and Mr. Corrigan assurod Mr. McRAq that t;te tree plantfag ptooaqr was under- way. New trees are plastfied wi.th Che oidest requests caming #it*t and each war$ being treated equa].ly due to the avaiIsbillty of the trees. Aae received smemc? from Safety Director Petre stating that the tatal approgrtaticm for stroot ].igSCing for 1982 is $110,000. In the first three months of 1982, the expenditure was $26,337.$0. A maximun of ten new streeete ligUts is pvsefble. Safety Direct8r re ds six lights in the Canterbury iioods area and faur, on Josephiue and Vita Drive. Mr. Wilamosky asked if the Servi.ae DeparCment would be doi:ng any txina€ng of grass on Barton or Stearas Road i.n the 1480 area. People tzy to &eep their yards n3ce, the ditches clean, and the 1480 cverpoos lcrok li.ke hay fielda. Mr. Corriw replied that his departmeeat will be gitring €irst priority to safeCy comiderati4ns when assuming the State's r #bility relative to 1480 - not esthetics. Perhaps the Service crews will be able t4 setch the State's one cutting in these areas.