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MII??tTTFS OF TkiE MEFTIAIG OF TI-IF COUNCIL OF TqE CITY OF N0RTu !1LMSTEri MARCH 2, 1982 Prasentt President Pro Tem Ronald T-?ilamosky, Councilmen ?iierman, Logan, McKay, Petrigac, Saringer, TToerpel. Also present: ActinR r2aYor James Roehnter, Law Director Miehael Gareau, Finance Director Fdward ?3oy3e, Service nirector Jos?--ph Corrigan, Citq Fngineer Ronald Zurawski, Clerk of Council Floieace Campbell. P!feetin; was called to order bv President Pro Tem Uilamosky at 8:15 P.M. Members of the audience caere invited to join M.embers of Council in reciting the Pledge of. A1legiance. Minutes of regular Council Meet3.ng of Februa.ry 16, 19,92, were approved. Minutes of special Council Meeting of February 22, 10811, were approved. President Pro Tem Wilamoslcy announced that Resalution No. 32-6 has been nlaced on the agenda for second read3ng- Ordinance No. 91-145 has been removed from the agenda. In the ahsence of Mayar Swietyniovisl.i, the .f.oZiocaing report Taas react by Service Director Cor.rigan: 1) 'a'h.e month of. ^tarch is Red Cross *'Ionth in AIorth Olmsted. ?'he Red Cross is observing its 101st year of providing services to citizens in safety and health care. 2) All elected of.ficials who serveci in public office during 1981 muet file a finencial disclosure statement with the Ohio Rthics Commission by Apr31 5, 1982. 3) A Public Hearing is scheduled for ?iarch 4, 1482, 8!00 P.M., at the Seaior Citizens' Center to accept suggestions for the use of 1982 Block Grant F'undg. City af North Olmsted will receive $92MO in lAR?. If unable to attend, suggestion forms are available through the DeparCment of Human Resourees. 4) Has requested Council to postpone action on Ordinance No. 91-21 and 81-22 ta allow time to review portions of the rezaning groposal which have not been coeunleted. Citq Engineer Zurawski reported: 1) Recently attended a number of ineetinge with the consul.tant working on the Sewer System Evaluation Survey. 'I"he televising aad video taping of portians of the sanitarSr sewers is tentative3.y scheduled ta begin on March 8th. One of the first streeta to be video Caped wi11 be Geasner Road; the project will lsat approx3mately eight weeks with 1,000 feet per day being tei?visea. 2) On Monday, Marc:h lst, a review mseting was held at the Ohio Department of Trana- portation with representat:ives from the Cuqahoga County Eng3neer's office, City of Westlake, n::d Ohio DepartmErit cf Transportation also in atteridance. Mt. Zurawski was qu3.te pIeased at the minimgl amount of changes to be made before plana can be submiCted for filing of tracings. 3) Recentlq held a meeting with representatives from OAOT regarding the C]ague Road project. They inquired if the City was gaing to take advantage of the fec3eral funds available, incorporating the impxavment of driveway aprons aad making thsm atl can- crete as was done on the Dover CenCex Road project. 4) Was reeently made aware that Federsel fupttding, under the Clean Water Act, has been drastically reduced. Ras been working with the Mapor on doing whatever is pussible to secure the funds which North Olmstesd wi7.1 need to make imgrovewnts ta the 14aetCo Water Treatment Plant. ThA schedule for eoMletion of Step II, which is the pregara- tion of plans., sL?ecif?cai.?a::$ and estimat" of cost, is currently acheduled fpx June. 5) Was recently A.x Rorn.:.y 2::iver Court to teatify on behalf of t:he "No Right Turn On Red" sign at C1ague '?".rrad :::_.:A the 1:480 rarrp; the sign ux:ets all requ3.rements. Will be working cc :?.-!LV•.-3 the traffic signslizatioa at the intersectian of Lorain Road anci David Di:°-i.-. _, mct;??rista have experienced long delays on Davi.d Drive. Is ' achcac . . .:°,aS _ _?lacemenC of the controller. 5) IE r.rep^:.!ng to da a boundary aurvey fox Che City Hall Cvmplex.