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, w Council Minutes of 3/16/82 -2- Mr. Logan, Ghairman Transportation Committee reported: 1) Ordinan'ce No. 82-31 which provides for the inetallation and mainteu..a-ace o£ a"Na FUght Turn ('In Red" sign at the intersection of Great Northern Boslevard and Lorain Road is oa firmt ro"iag tanight. Will Ask for suspensian of ruie requiring three readiag,$ since the sig,n was originally erected vader a30 day temporaYy basia restrictlca Trhich har lcss siace been passed. Instaliation of th+e sign has prov+en verq effaqtive ia braa&ing up the coiatinuafiioa of traffic an Lorai.n Road, thereby allcrwrf,Qg t?tviaw D?rive reeidenta eaeier accese to Lorain Road. ` Mrs. Petrigac, Chairman Loag R&ge P1ann3ang Committee repc>rted: 1) An open meeting was held at the Senior Ceater oa March 4Ch to give the genersl public an opportuaity to make suggestious as to hm Block Grsett mEnties were tp be used. A few of the suggestione were to do somehing gbcut the flaoding at Careq and Golumbia Ro"; housing rehabilitation; therapy equ#.pwant. The thtrapq equiptweat could be instal2ed at the Senior Center whieh is aligible. AnoChez meeting will be held an Maarch 18th, at Tawn flall, at 7:30 P.M. Sugpst;loas can be made at the meet3ng or suaest+ed thraugh a phone call to Mrs. Petrigac ar lbzY Cat"laud, Director of the Ueparteaat of Runan Resources. North Olmeted has approxdoateiq $82,400 of which $55,000 has bem already desigaated for the hydro brairee to be uaed in the Heerfield sectivn. 2) A Long Raage Pleaaing Committee Meest#ng will be be2d f,arMediatalq follc+miag the above meeting on March 18th with tha Maygr artd architect, Mr. Mm"llo. Hope to look at the pre].iminary plans far the bw Garage smd Service Garage. 3) Will ask for suspeusian of the rule requiring three readinga on Pssoluticm No. 82-26 which euthorizes Mr. Richard YAm"llo to be appointed ao the a;rehitect since he has, with the conseat of Cauacil, gane aheacl with the preliminary plane. Mr. [aoerpeZ- Chairman Bulldiag, Zaain$ and DeveIopmeat Committee reported: 1) Since BZD Committee diacusaed Ordf,nance Nos. 81-21 sad 81-22, aad reportod to Ctnmcil, other information haa bmen rsativetl; also, some of the pleas of the propertq awaers and develapers have not yet boon 3ttaported; wi11 therefore move to refer both of the ordinances back into ccmd.ttes. Mr. McRay, Chairmaa Environmatal, ConCro1 Committee snd Public Safety, Health and Glelfare Come4ittee reported: 1) Moved Coamcil hsve no objectioa ta a Cl, C2 and D6 liquor tranafer from Open Pantry lood Mart #17, 29145 Ldrala &oed to Rite Price Ptini ' Mart #1, 29145 Lorain R,Qad, ssccanded Uy 2ft. Wilawsky, timaniaerus2q apprawed. 2) Safety Committee met wift *,tl members preeent aad diacussed Ordinance No. 81-145, the sale of excess police radlsw; comm$ttae hae no objection. 3) Committee discussed fund3ng of a bomb buck8t for the westera suburbs; no decision was reached at the time. 4) Recreation Coma?i.asion met on Teiesdag, March.9th. A three menber covnittee was appointed to conduct an audit of the Borizons finati,cial position. Sa€etp Director Petre, Ralph Bohlman and Jerrq Ctsute wttuld lf&e to be inaited ta all Becreation Committee Meetings. Drains have been i:neta:lled and are ogeratimg very weli fn the BarEon/ Bradley area. The Hot StovAes Assaciat#.mn hae pledged $3,500 to psy for a aew ba8eba11 diamond ].ighting; no loc.aticm has beeen chosen at this tiae. Mr. Wilamoskq, Chairman Finance Cauw;LtLee and Streets and Draiaage Committee reparted: 1) Finaace Committee mot on Merch 3vd; En,gineer Zurawaki, Directflr Corrig,an, Direetor Petre, Councilmen McKay aad Woorpis1 aere alaa in atteadattce. Committee di.acussed the Mayor's recammendatian with respoct to the 1982 apgropriatione. Comi.tt+ee has provided Council with some praposed chmagas. Wi1l schedule another meeting far next week to review other areas of the recoommWot3,onr. Gounrcl.ttee has grouped eupIoqeee, such as clerks, secretaries and otber A"tt#strative personnel. The Aadffiniatratiaa and Departmeut Directors can reviaw anI grmt or deny the Mapor's rec.omsended 7% rage increase. Committee also rec s that langevitp be rernoved fram aay wage line items $ad be r0lected in ane ltae item. . ,