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Council Minutes of 12/20/83 _3_, ? Mr. McKay, Chairman Environmental Control Committee as well as public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee reported: 1) Recreation Commission met on Tuesdaq, December 13, 1983, at which time the Commission was made aware of the holes in the roof of the Complex, most severe Being in the roof area over the swiimning pool; lesser problem areas being the tennis courts and rink area. Problems are caused by the roof construction and improper vapor barrier. Structural Sales Company made a study of the raof and be- lieves a new roof should be vlaced over tne existing roof, after repairs are inade to the present roof rafters. New roof would be of steel, covered with aluminum, costing $400,000 plus or minus 10%. Commission recommends that Roth Brothers do an energy study throughout the Complex. Sale of lettery ttckets was briefly discussed; no conclusions reached. Commission feels a liquor sales or use should not be permitted at the Rec Complex or at tfie Comcnunity Cabin. 2) Mr. McKay invited anyone interested to view the environmental film which will be shown in the Mayor's office iminediately after the Council Meeting. Mr. Bierman commented on Mr. McKay's report and stated that the $400,000 figure quoted included the roof and also an energy management eontrol for the entire building. Mr. Wilamosky stated that he had reviewed Ordinance No. 83-126 over the we:ekend and has received some additiQnal recommendetions froan the Administration regarding transfers of funds. Would not reconmsend adontion of_ Ordinance No. 83-126 as it presentlq reads. [aould ask the President of Council to schedule a Special Councii'?Meeting to handle this particular piece of legislation. Letters and Communications: Clerk of Council read a letter from Councilwoman Petrigac asking Council to excuse her absence fram tonight's meeting of Council; she is in Tuscon, Arizona, with her new grandson. People addressin g Council: Mr. Gregory M. Lichko, Attorney,firm of Kohrma.n, Jackson and Weiss, stated that the action of the Planning Conanission,with respect to the addition to the Rini Brothers store, was illegal. Asked Council to over rule the Planning Commission; if they do not, will have no other choice but to go to court. Mrs. Gemma Szabo, 30837 Bradley Road, stated that Councilwoman Saringer's rights were being violated; if she w-anted to resign, she had every right to do so. With respect to Ward 1, people are saying that Mr. TJoerpel should take that seat. Maybe Mrs. Szabo should move iizto ?aard i and get the seat because she has a temper like Mr. Woerpel's. She does not think that anybody with a temper should be on Council. Mrs. Sharon Bramhall, 5312 Devon Drive, stated that she is aDemocrat, living in the Gity of North Olmsted for tfie past ten years. Places a high value on her voting privileges and ob,jects to Councilwaman garinger's resignation immediately following her election. Feels the Demoerats on Council will go to any means to obtain a majority, even as far as violating a most sacred constitutional ri$ht to select representation in government; they have abused a law which permits an appointment by Council which the citizens had intended for emergency purposes only. LEGISLATION! Ordinance No. 83--126 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its second reading. An ordinance to make and transfer appropriations for current expenses and other exgendi- tures for the City of North Olmsted, Ohio, f_or the year ending December 31, 1983, and declaring an emergency, as amended.