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Council Minutes of 5/17/83 -10- Under Old Business: Mr. Wilamosky moved Council reconsider Ordinance No. 83-63 for the purgose of amending, second by Mr. Logan, unanimously approved. Mr. Wilamosky moved to amend Ordinance No. 83-63 to inciude the words "single family dwelling and" detached garage in the title and throughout the ordinanee, second by Mrs. Saringer, unanimously agproved. Mr. Wila- mosky moved for adoption, second b_y Mrs. Saringer, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 83-63 adopted as amended. In view of the fact that Ordinance No. 83-16 passed tonight, Mr. Woerpel presented a copy of his financial disclosure statement to the Clerk of Council. Mr. Wilamosky asked that proper security measures be taken to insure the safekeeping of all financial disclosure statements. Mr. Bierman reported, with respect to the fingerprinting of young people, that at the preschaol registration on April 30th, youngsters were fingerprinted by their parents with the help of gre-school PTA. Also, on August llth, 12th, 13th and 14th, the Chamber of Cotmnerce will be fingerprinting any young child at the Great Northern Shopping Center. Mr. Logan had some objection to this until he was assured that this is strictly a voluntary action by the parents. Mr. Woerpel pointed out that at the last Council Meeting, Mayor Swietyniowski had promised to provide Council with a complete compilation of the monies expended for the new City Center. He has not been provided with this report as protnised. Mayor replied that he would be sure Mr. Woerpel received one, as well as all of Council. Mrs. Petrigac stated that she had received a report but it was not the promi.sed detailed one. Mayor replied that the architect is working on a detailed expenditure sheet w'hich will show exactly where the City stands and he would forward copies of this expenditure sheet to all of Council. Under New Business: Mrs. Saringer requested that the Mayor provide recommendations for the various vacancies that need to be filled. A vacancy exists on the Planning Conms.ission; another on the Cable TV Advisory Coffinission and also on Landmarks Commission. Mayor stated he would make recommendation. Mrs. Saringer moved Council approve the month of August as vacation time, second by Mr. Bierman. Roll call on motion: Affirmative vote: Bierman, Logan, MeKay, Petrigac, Saringer, Wilamosky. Negative vote: Woerpel. 6 Aye - 1 Nay - Motion carried. Mrs. Petrigac discussed the drainage for the new City Center and asked who inspects the pipes. Mayor replied this was done by the Engineering Department, the architect and the engineer working for the architect. Mrs. Petrigac stated that Pick-n-Pay was made to put in coated pipe; the City is installing uncoated pipe. Why? Mayor repl.ied that all material provided meets speeifications. Does nat know what kind of pipe is being installed but will find out and get the information back to Mrs. Petrigac. Mr. McRay stated that some pipe is wrapped to prevent eiectrolysis from deteriorating it when the soil has a high clay content. He has seen unwrapped pipe in a sandy soil in Cleveland that has lasted over 30 years. The type of soil seems to be the criteria for coated or uncoated pipe. ; Mr. Logan asked how many fema.les are employed in either the Police Department or Fire Department or perhaps in a policy making role, outside of City Council, in the City of North Olmsted. Mayor replied the Civil Service Exams are open to anyone who wants to take them. A lot of women applicants never reach the top three. City does not do the testing; has not had any applicants who have survived either the written or the physical test. The City does have women working in prominent positions: Estelle King as a