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Counczi Minutes of 3/1/83 _g_ LEGISLATION (cont'd): Ordinance No. 83-23 introduced by Mr. McKay was given its first reading. An ordin- ance amending the Traffic Control Map and File of the City of North Olmsted by providing for removing the prohibition of left turns between 4:00 P.M. and 6:30 P.M. for all vehicular traffic traveling in a northerly direction on Dover Center Road making left turns onto Mill Road. Resolution No. 83-24 introduced by Mr. McKay was given its first reading. A reso- lution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for the illumination of a parking lot near the Community Cabin and the Senior Citizen Center in the City of North Olmsted, and declaring an emergency. Referred to Safety Committee. Ordinance No. 83-25 introduced by Mr. McKay was given its first reading. An ordinance appropriating fifty-four thousand dollars ($54,000.00) for capital expenses, general obligation note issuance expenses, and general obligation note retirement, and de- claring an emergency. Referred to Finance Committee. Ordinance No. 83-26 introduced by Mr. Logan was given its first reading. An ordin- ance authorizing the Director of Public Service to sell the five (5) single family structures presently being occupied by the City of North Olmsted, which are located along Dover Center Road, and declaring an emergency. Referred to Recreatian, Public Parks and Buildings Committee. Resolution No. 83-27 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its first reading. A resolution authorizing the Service Director to advertise for bids for 5,000 tons of asphalt and authorizing the Mayor to contract for same. Referred to Finance Committee. Resolution No. 83-28 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its first reading. A resolution authorizing the Service Director to advertise for bids for 2,000 tons of stone for various Service Department needs and authorizing the Mayor to contract for same. Referred to Finance Committee. Under Old Business: Mrs. Petrigac, speaking on a point of personal privilege, express her regret that Mr. Wilamosky did not share his opinions and feelings with respect to the Industrial Park with the members of council, when he had every opportunity to do so, but in- stead saved it all for the audience. Mr. Wilamosky replied that he felt he had made his position completely clear to Council; the only point he addressed for the first time tonight was the possible deprivation of development of existing industrially rezoned land. Mr. Bierman rescheduled the Recreation Comni.ttee Meeting from March 14th to March 7th at 7:30 P.M. Under New Business: Mrs. Saringer scheduled a Legislative Committee Meeting for March 7th, immediately following the Recreation Committee Meeting. Alsa, announced that there had been some concern expressed with respect to abortion clinics; has been dipcussing same regulations to control such a facility; will be presenting same to comittee. Asked if the CounciZ or the Administration could make ealne recommendation in regard to the Coe School situation. Councilwoman Petrigac and Maqor Swi.etyniowski stated that all inquiries regarding Coe School shauld be presented to the school board. Mr. Woerpel commnented that a number of complaints were registered about the excess of salt on the streets this past weekend. Service Director advised that the tail- 40 on one of the trucks had jamaaed and a load was lost. Also, some intersections were salted on the request of the Police Department. There being no further business, President Boehmer adjourned the Council Meeting at 10:35 P.M. ,