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Council rtinutes of 2/1/83 -3- 3) Asked Council to pass Ordinan+ce Na. 83-15 under suspension of rule requixing- three readiaga $ince it updatea the Citq's codifi.ed ordir4aucest whenever a probiem arises, it can be written under the local ordinance and not wr3tten under the State codes. Safety Direetor Petre reported; 1) Law nireetar, Foiiee Chief aud Mr. Fetre met yesterday to --discuss the jaii sEanclards. Has fum#shed Council with a foZder which includes the changes in the City's standards. !;ou1d urge Ccuncil to study this regort and would appreciate a meetin gwith Council-as-a-T4hole, Law Director and Police Chief to diacuss. 2) Recreation Comnissian has been holding aseries of meetings, discussing the budget, discussions with supervfsoxy persrrmel and meeting with so?e of the lsacge facility user s?.roups such as Nt?S€l, NWA, Hoc'luey C1ub snd Fipture Skatiip Club. 3) taill forward s copy of a nwde; arainance to Safety Carmaittee Ctiairman ta update our preaant petty thef_t ordinattce. 4) Introcluced Mr. John Thamaa and Ms. A1Zen Ext of I??est Share CAble TV who were preaent. 5) Mrs. Pat Bahas, Civil Service Commiasion aecretary, recentlp attended a Cfvi1 Service Seminar and in order to update the Citp's Civil Service rules she has establfshed a praposed schedril,e fc?r the vear 1983 whereby at each moathly meeting a eegment of the rules will be di.scussed anA updated. Mr. Logar? asked waat the current status is regardfng pellet gunning of vehici,e windows. Mr. Petze amamered that Ntorth 0],msted is making a joint effort with ather comai,mitiaes in gatherf.ag tafnrmaticn- as of thie time, no charRes have been filed. APProxiostelq 60 to 64 autavwblle windows heve been damaged in '?TQrth Qlmsted. He does not believe that an increaee in the reward would make much difference. Mr. Bi.erman, CluairmRn Eth3,ca Comaeission reported: ],) Ethics Comaission met on January 24th with Membeis, McUy, Wi1amo8kY' Matqor, Laa Director and Service nirector in attendance9 as require,d b; Charter. Ccn+miesion was reorganized and "t.r. Bierman was agafn elected Chaftma.n, 14xs. Fetrigac, Chairman LOftg Raxa;ge planning Coramittee reparted; I.) On Thursday, January 20th, attended a I«andmarks Coludssion Meeting to d3scuss sc»ae of the Pvssible uses of Town Hall. Aleo aiamom3 0rAinance No. £32-150 which directs the Magar to contract the services of a c4nsul,taat, Landmarks Commiasion wauid like to he directl.y involved° poasibly beiitg the catalyst to involne the counwfty; wou1d li&e some forml direction from Council.. Mrs. Petrigac nroved that the Lanctmarks Conanissf+cn act on hehalf of CQunci2 3n gainimg public input as to ptrsaible usss for Town Hall, second by Mr, T4oerpel. M.r. 14ilamoskq vviced his object3on tu the motion, stat#:ng that he does not feel it ia Lar?dmarks reeponsibility to claecide what the use is^ feels the I.cnnq Rime,e PZanning Commi.ttee of Couztc3l ahvul.d be the lead ageneY and the Landmark,s Commias3*a be an aaciI.lary group to aid the Lang Rmge Planning Conn3,Ctee. After fnrther ctiscuasian, Plr. Logan caZled for the qvresticm. Roll call an mctticmo Affirmative vote: Bisreean, Logan, McKay, Petrigac, Saringer, Woerpel. 3egative vote> "-1#lanteky. 6 Aye - I TMTaq - Motion carried. 2) The Interim CiCq Hall Committee met with the Mapor and architect and made suggestians about the srrangement of the Council Chamber and Caucuas Room, etc. Architect w3.11 come back with plans; Committee wi11 meet tomorrow night to look them vver. Hoth Mrs. Saringer and Mrs. Petrigac viaited saus of the new City Halle in Broadview Heights, Brecksville, Inctependence, and $rooklqn. W3.].1 be retporting aut at the meettng to- morrcyw nipSltt. Other cities susg"Ced that right from the bagivnin?g we have an interior decprator wc?rh w3th Che c ttee, the 1Piayar and the arch#tect. Mayor ad- vised that Shexwin Villiams offers a free interior decorating service. ; ,