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. , Council Minutes of 2J16182 -4- Mr. Logan, Ctiaixman Transpor.tation Committee reported: 1) At a pre-riaus comroittee meeting, ResolutiQn No. 82-0, a new vehicle fQr use within the Maqor's department, was discussed. 'This Iegislation is being held pending additional infQxmatian such as milesge comparilons between dieael enginee and atandard gasaZlne engiaes, which the Mayor has been isequested to furnish. We have asked fihat a veryr thoraugh, eowlete, accurate sort of comparison be made. Thia wi11 be diacussed at the next Tranapc3rrrtation Committe.e Meeting to which the Ma,*or hote been invited. Mr. Waerpel, Chairman Buildiag, Zanfn$ and Development Committee reported: 1) BZD Committee met at 7:30 P.M., Thursdap, Februaxy llth. Comnittee meir+btrs Bierma.n, Petrigac and Woorpel weze preaent, as well afc President Boehmer, Couacilmm Wilamneky, and approxip?atelp 60 residontis. Ozdi:tance No. 8t-21 and Ordinance I+o. $#-22 ware discussed. Mr. James J. Carter af 30059 South Caurt presenred a list of thirteen objections to the proposed rezontng. Mrs. Pat *tcI.eod of 30860 Narth CourC pse- sented aletter from a real estate broker auggesting that the prapvoed rezon#.ng would adversely affect property values and a packet of petitiona sigrted bp 307 Narth Olmsted residents thraughout the City who ob f ect to the t?xdinaaces. A lengthy dis- cuasion of the various pros and cana af the proposed changes folicrr?f+ed. Before con- cluding the meting, the epmaittee sgreed to attempt ta make a deci*ian vn theee two ardinances at its nex:t covai.ttee meeting, which will be held art Itbraw ZSth, and it is the comoaittee'e intenL to bring these two €rrdinaucss aut Q€ caodttee for a vote of the full council at ttte next regular meetiag on Maxch 2, 1962. LEGISL?,TION: flrdinance No. 82-3 introduced by Mr. I.,oW waa given its third readiog. An ordin- aace aufihorizing the sale af eurplue preraonal property awaed by the Citq of North Olmsted and previouslq used by the Uegartment of Public 3ervices, and declaring an emergency. Mr. Lagan moeed for adoptiaa, eeconded by Mr. McKay, unani.aously approved. Ordinaace No. 82-3 adogted. Resolution No. 82-4 introduced by Mr. I,agan wae given its third reading. A resolu- tion authorizing the Director of Public Service ta advertise for bids for six (6) 1981 ar 1982 pickup trucks to bs used in the operation of the biQrth Qlasted Service Department, and declarin4 an emergeney. Mr. I,agan maved for adoptiian, seconded by Mr. McKay, imanimoualy approved. Resolutian No. 82-4 adogted. Ordinance No. $2-8 inCraduced by Mx. [diZanosky waa gi.ven its second readin$. An ordinance establishing the campensation to be paid to ai1 hourly emplayees employed by the North 4lmsted Municipal Bus Line, aad deelaring an emergency. Ordinance No. 82-10 introduced by Mr. McKaq was given its second resding. An ordin- ance eatablishing a new and revised standard with resgect to the est:ab].istment of a paxamedic uait within the Fire Ilepartaent and to, at t'he saw tiae, establieh a rate of campensation in excees of the base rate of pay fvr paramedics, and deelaring an emergency. Resolution No. 82-11 introduced by Mr. Wilamoaky was given its seeand reading. A resolution opposing the passage of House B311 Number 722, preaently pending before the 114th General Assembly in Co2umbuss, Ohio. Resolution No. 82-12 introduced by Mr. Wilamoaky was given its second reading. A • resolution requestimg the Ohio Department of Transportation ta iaprove Lorain Rvad, 5tate Route 10, fram the tosst corporatioa line to the eaet cazporstion line by re- surfacing, atad declaring an emergency.