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<br />Council Minutes of 2/2/82 <br />-6- <br />LEGISLATION (cont'd): <br />Resolution No. 82-6 introduced by pir. I,ogan was given its second reading. A reso- <br />lution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids fax the <br />purchase of a new sutomobile to be used by the Mayor. <br />Ordi.aence No. 82-8 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its ftzst readtng. An <br />ordinance establishing the compensatiaa to be paid to a11 hvurip emplapees employed <br />by the North Olmsted Mimicigai Bue L3.ne, and declaring an emergency. Referred to <br />Finance Committee. <br />Resolution No. 82-9 introduced by Mars. Saringsr was given its first readiAg. A <br />resolutiaa cammmding the achi+evemeut of the Eagls 3ec>ut Award ia Boy Scouting. <br />Mrs. Saringer mraved for suspoins3.oa of rule requiri.ng three readings, s+eeanded by <br />Mr. Wilamosky, uittanimouslp apprt?ved. Mrs. Sarin.ger read itesoZuti+pn No. 92-9 1a <br />its entirety. Mrs. SariaXer nrwd for adoptian, seconded by Mr. Wberpe1, unani- <br />mouslq approved. Resalutian No. 82-9 adopEed. <br />Ordinannce No. 82-10 fatroduced by Mr. McXayr was g:iveta its first reading. An ordin- <br />ance establishiug a row and rerrieed o rd with respect to the estaebl3shomt of <br />a paramedlc uni.C withfn the F3re DeWtmat and to, at the same tim, erstablish a <br />rate of c tion in excess of Che bast rste of pay fox pareasedies, and de- <br />claring an ammoVency. Referred to F3aance Comd.ttee. Mr. MdCsrq request$d that <br />Chief Van Kuren be ac>tified of meeting. <br />Resolution No. 82-11 3atroduced by Mr. Wilamosky wss given iCa firat reaciin$. A <br />resoluticm opposing the passsge of Houso Hill No. 722 Fresent3.p psnding befas^e the <br />114th General Aeeembly in Columbus, ahio. Referred to LegtslsC3ve Comittee. <br />Resolution No. 82-12 intrac3uced by Mr. Wilamoskp was given its first readin$. A <br />resolution requesting the Ohio Dep?rtmut of Transportatian to fmprcrve Lorarin Road, <br />State RauCe 10, from tlte west corpcratim line to the east corporation liue, by <br />resurfacing, aad declaring an mergency. <br />Under Old Business: <br />Mrs. Petrigac stated that since Mr. Siermaan's resignation fram the Finance Cammi.ttee <br />at the Council-aa-a-Whole Coamittee Meeting, ao crne had been nmed to take his <br />place, therefoxe Mrs. Petrigac moved thst Counci2mon Woerpal be appoiated to fill <br />the vacancy, seconded bq Mr. Bierman. <br />Mr. Wil?sky stated that he did not know whether Council had, in fact, formally <br />accepted Mr. Bierman's resignation. He was d3sturbed by Mr. Bisrmati's reasfln for <br />wanting to be remc?ved fram the Finawttce Conmittee, that being a conflict of interest. <br />Asked if Mr. Bierman wouZd establish What that conflict of interast is. <br />Mr. Woerpel gtated that this queetion was out of orcler; Mr. Bierman`s resignaticm <br />waa accepted unaninous:lp at the Council-as-a-Whole Meeting two weeks ago, with the <br />exeeption o€ Mrs. Saringer who wus not gresent. <br />Mr. Bierman atated that Mr. Woerpel`s reinarks were correctq his resignation had been <br />accepted by Council two weeics ago. Rather than it being a ecmfZict of interest, he <br />? had asked that he be taken off th$ camittee because he wou3.d be "uneaffifortable" <br />serving on the Pinance Comi.ttee. niscusa3.on caatinued until Mrs. Petrigac cfalled <br />for the queation.