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Council Minutes of 3/15/83 '3- Mr. Bierman, Chairman Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings Committee reported: 40 1) The Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings Committee met on March 7th with all members present. President Boehmer, Councilman McKay, Wilaatosky and Petrigac, as well as Mr. Ed Graves were also in attendance. Committee discussed the 1983 Recreation budget and by unanimoue vote recomnends the budget be agproved to the Finance Committee with the addition to the budget of the Summer Rink Program, with modifications subjeet to the City's budget. Also, that the Stumwr Playground Pro- gram, with modifications subject to the City's budget, be puC back in the budget. 2) Committee discussed a line item concerning an employee's longevity and recommended the line item be deleted fram the budget. 3) Discussed Ordinance No. $3-26 regarding the sale of the five hames on Dover Center Road. The ordinance language wsa not understood by the Committee with regard to whether the homes wauld be sold as a package or indivic2ually; Chairman has written a letter to Law Direetor for clarification. Mrs. Saringer, Chairman Intra-Govemmental Relations and Legislation Committee had no report; scheduled meeting on March 7th was not held due to the l.engthy Recreation Committee Meeting; Legislation Comittee Meeting wi11 be reschedul.ed. Mr. McKay, Chairman Environmental Control Committee as well as Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee reported: 1) On Wednesday, March 2nd, Safety Comittee dis- cussed Resolutf:an No. 83-24 pertaining to the 1igh.ting of the Coamntunity Cabin park- ing lot. Four lights will be installed on two poles in the parking lot, with two lights at the entrance to the cabin area. Committee reconnsends Council's approval. 2) Moved Council have no objection to an F2 Iiquor permit for the 0lmsted Falls Hoekey Association event to be held at 24271 Lorain Road, secand by Mr. Bierman, unanimously approved. 3) Moved Council have no objection to a new D1 liquor liEense for pover Investment Company, dba Olive Branch, Grea.t Northern Shopping Center, 4917 Great Northern Boulevard, second by Mr. Wilamosky, unanimously approved. 4) Council had previously objected to and requested a hearing for liquor licenses for Rite Aid of Ohio, dba Rite Aid Diacount Pharmacy, an.d C1ark 0i1 and Refining Corporation, dba C1ark Super 100; hearing is scheduled for April 19, 1983, 10:30 A.M., Justice Center Auditorium, first floor of the Justice Center, 1200 Ontario Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 5) Recreation Commission taet Tuesday, March 8th. Following programs have begun: gymnastics, exercize class, Learn to Swim and Learn to Skate. The Band Scream, winner of the North Olmsted High School Battle of the Bands, will pla.y at the Mareh 25th night skate. North Olmsted's Recreation Department was represented by Don Eckert and Jan Duranza at the Westgate Ma.ll's "Let's Get Physical Weekend" the weekend of March 5th and 6th. 6) Letter was sent to the PZorth Olmsted Junior Womens' Club asking for consideration when the Club's 1983 donations are decided. Last year, was the recipient of a Kodak slide projector. 7) Lorain Irving Junior High Schaol has been booked for an instructural trip to the Complex. They will review demonstrations in the pool, rink, swim and skate areas on April 14th. 8) A promotion with Dairy Queen has been planned for the month of April; this is ' an exchange program with two for one coupons. 9) Olmsted Falls Recreation will visit the Complex for the second time this year on March 19th. 10) A proposal was ma.de by Cu11en Thompson to build a BMX track at the Complex, at not cost to the City; more information wi11 be forthcoming. 11) With respect to Ordinanee No. 83-34, authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, this wi11 be the beginning of the Litter Control Program which was planned by the Litter Control and Recycling . .._ . ; :: ,