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Council Minutes., of 12/6/83 -5- People address3ng Council: Mr. Allen Cormack, 5269 Devon Drive, protested Janet Saringer's resignation prior to January l, 1984, as unethical. Her action preempts the right given by law to the 1984 Council to fill. the two vacant Council seats. Glard 1 voted overwhelmingly for all three Republicans with over 1,400 votes for each and deserves a Renublican Councilperson to represent the citizens of this ward. Demands Council drop the issue of filling the vacant seats until January lst. If_ this is not done, he supports the Republican walkout. Mr. Dennis Klasch, 23452 Westchester, discussed the flooding of basements on Westchester: asked what action would be taken to alleviate. Service Director Corrigan commented that the flooding problem is chronic; storm sexaers are very shallow in relation to the elevation of homes. Until the storm capacity is improved on Clague Road and the reconstruction is finishedr does not see much hope for relief of the flooding problems on Westchester. City will continue to trouble shooti try to pro-, vide spot relief_; give advice as to what might be done within individual properties to provide some relief. Mrs. Margaret McKay, 51.97 Columbia Road, stated that as a taxDayer in G)ard 4 she resents paying any wages to elected officials who do not face un to their re-- sponsi6ilities and either stay away .f_rom Councit Meetings or walk out without voting. Mrs. Janet Saringer, 23336 Stoneybrook, asked to receive minutes and correspondence of Council, thinks Councilman Flect, Dennis Rademaker, should also be receiving same. LEGT SLA T IO'T : Ordinance No. 81-123 introduced by Mrs. Petrigac was given its third reading. An ordinance authorizing the Building Commissioner to nroceed with the demolition or removal of the single residential dwelling with attached garage on Permanent Parcel No. 232-23-11, at 25710 Lorain Road, in the Citv of North Olmsted, and de•-- claring an emergency. Mrs. Petripac moved for adoption second by Mr.. Woerpel, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 83-123 adopted. Ordinance No. 83-132 introduced by Mr. T+?ilamosky «as given its third reading. An ordinance establishing the comalement of the Parks and Recreation Department, affix- ing the compensation to he paid the members thereof and repealing Oxdinance No. 83--62, and declaring an emergency. Mr. r7il_amosky moved for adontion, second by Mr. McKay, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 83--132 adopted. Ordinance t1o. 83-133 introduced by 'fr. ?-Tilamosky was given its tkiird reading. An ordinance establishing the organization and composition of the non--uniform personnel of the Police Department, together with salaries and other benefits for said emplo_yees, and declartng an emergencv r?r. T]ilamosky moved for adoption, second by Mr. McKay. Mrs. Petrigac stated that the ranges were sti11 very 1ow: Mr. i°lilamosky advised this would be reviewed in Januarv or early February. Ordinance No. $3-133 unanimously approved. Ordinance T1o. 83--133 adopted. Ordinance No. 83--134 introduced by Mr. NicKay was given its third reading. An ordin- ance authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the consulting firm of Dalton-nalton-Newnort for the engineering and consulting seruices for construction of improvements to the North 0lmsted Glastewater Treatment Plant and standby electrical power according to the revised proposal in the Step 3 apglication for the North Olmsted Facility Plan, as amended. Mr. McY.ay moved for adoption, second by Mr. Logan, unanimously approvecl. Ordinance No. 83-134 adopted. ? . : ,. , ?