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Council Minutes of 21I/83 <br />-6- <br />LEGISLATI4N (pynt'd): <br />Ordinance No. 83-14 introduce,& by Mr. Bierman was g1ve:n it8 first reading. An oxdin- <br />ance sutharizing,the°Mayor of the City of North OlmsEed to grant a license to Spri:ng.. <br />vale Cat <br />,ptatr°Club and Forth Olmsted Golg Course, to locate a eign withfn the City <br />rfght?;of-way, as specified ia said license, at the corner of Canterbarq Road and <br />Butternut Ridge Road, in the City of North Olmsted. <br />Mr. Woerpel asked if Ordinance No. 83-14 had to be referred to the Plarming <br />Commission; Law Airector Gareau replied "no". <br />Ordinance No. 83-15 introduced bq Mx. McRay was given its firet reading. An ordin- <br />ance to amend certaia sections in the General dffeases Cade to campIy with current <br />state law and declaring an emergency. Mr. McRay moved for suspension of ruie re- <br />quiring three readings, second by Mr. Logaa, uaanimously approved. Mr. McKay moved <br />for adoptton, eecond by Mr. Logan, unanimouslq apprcjved. Ordinance No. 83-15 adopted. <br />Ordinanee Ao. 83-16 introduced bp Mr. Wilemosky was given its first reading. An <br />ordfnance establiehing a neM Sectioii 107.15 Qf the Codified OrdinanEes entitled <br />"Financial Msclosure Statement Required" of Chapter 107 entitled "Cade af Ethics". <br />Referzed ta Legislati.on Cammittee. <br />Under Old Businessa <br />Mrs. Sariaor submitted her finsncial diaclosure statement to Air. Bierman, Chairman <br />of the Ethtes Cammission, even ttough Qxdin$nce No. 82-160 had heen defeatecl, <br />Mr. Logan criticiaed Mrs. 3aringer's action in submitting the statement aad compiyfng <br />with an ordinance she had Just voted against. <br />Mrs. Petrigac $tated she did noC like what has been happening at Cauncil metinga. <br />Atl members have been el.ecCed by the people, to serve the people, aud xegardless of <br />polit3cal affiliatlons should show respect for each other and mai.ntain their dignity <br />at the Couacil table. <br />Mrs. Saringer co?ented that she had reeeived replies to the two questions she had <br />raised regardi,ng Ordinauce No. 82_160 and this 3.nfaxmatian wouid not change the <br />answers she gave cm the dioclosurs statement. <br />Mr. McKay stated that a relative of his, by marriage, had been emploged by the De- <br />partment of Human R:escurces as scnner help. He was unaware of this at the time. <br />If he had to ffle the farm xequ#,red in Ordltlance No. 82-160, it is gtaseZble thaX <br />he would never have knawa Chat sre2ativ+e had worked for tha Citq; dosus not tbinlc <br />it is up to him to keep track of a1I his relations as to what they do snd t+hexe they go. <br />Under Nea Bwiness; <br />Mrs. SartuSer t+eported compl,atuts reeeived from an iadividual who leased the Rac <br />Center ta teach swimmite$ to Cots who have a disability9 was told she eau1d not re- <br />negotiate her canfiract; did nat receive 48 hour notice whan axie o€ the sessians was <br />cancelisd; reseated the attftuds Qf the Rec Pianager. Maqor stated that thse same <br />person had cc?ntacted his aad he would be glad to discuss it with Mre. Saringex. <br />Mrs. Petrigac asked if the City had a"bid list" and how a person could have his <br />name added to ettch a list. Msyor repZied the City does have bid lists on various <br />iteme; haVO the perean call aad hie nme will be add,ed. Sexvice Direector Gmrrigan <br />atated that the aormal itusiness approach i$ that the interessted party writes a <br />letter to the tespQnsible crfficia1 raquesCiug that he be placed c>n the bid 1ist.