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Council Miautes of 1/I8/$3 -7- LEGZSLATIQnT Kcont' d) : Ordinanca No. 83-3 introduced b,y rtr. '-Toerpel was given its secoad readintg. An ordin- ance providing for the antendmaant of the Zane Msn of the City of Nvxth Olmtod, whi::"h Zone Map is part of the Zoning Code of tha City of Ntorth Olmsted, by changl,tkg the premises herein describeci froin Multigle Resideace T)istrict to Liad.ted Industrq- Industrial Park Dietrict, and repesling 4rd3nance No. 82-104. Ordinance AIo. 83-5 introduced bq rtr. t3ilsmosky was given its secand reading. An ordin- ance repeaiing Ordinance Naa. 82--In3 and 82-104 nreviousl,y adopted. 4rdinance No. 83-6 iatroduced by Mr. Wilamasky Was given its first readinq. An ordin- ance aceepting for dedication the T*stmerk Developmsnt Company Subdivision No. 1, which iacludes t)oodside Drtve and T3e+?pmoods T°1ap, fa the Citq of "3orth Olmsted. Referred to Building, Zoninp and Develapatent Conmiittee. Resolution No. 83-7 introduced hy Mr. Vilamosky was given its firet reading. A resolutiom suthorizing the Directox of Public Scrviee to advertise for bids for 50,000 Rallans of eodium alwninate for use bp the Narth OlmCed tiastev?aater Treatment Facilities Plant. Referred to Finance Camml.ttee. Ordinanee *10. 83-8 introduced hp Mayor Swiotynimvsski was given its first read3.ng. An ordinance authorizing and directing the cancellatioa of special saffieesmnts on certain permanent parcels and declarinp an emesCgency. Referred to Finance Comittee. Ordinance PTo. 83-9 introduced bq Mrs. Petrigac was given its first reading. Ari ordin- ance authorizin$ the Mapor of the Citp of ?iorth 0lmsted to negotiate and, if the trrms are proper, to enter inta an agreetwent with the City of 14estlake, Ohio, for the purpose of erecting traffic cortttral signals at the intersection of Fawrt Drive and Rose Road, which intersection is partisllq lacated in T-1estlake and partially located in the City of P?orth OImsted. Referred to Trsnsgartation Comaaittee. Under OId Business* Mr. W31amwaky asked the r4ayor if he had hsd an oppartuniCy to discuss the ccrostructi+an of noise bArrisrs in certain locaL3.ans aloaR I480'wfCh any memser of the Cealeste admtnisxrstton. Mayor Swistpr?icavski reglied that he has met the aew Director of Transport$tion, Mr. tlarren Smtth, but there have been no discusaions. Tir. TJoerpel referred to Ordinance. No. 82-I60, the requirerment of a public disclosure statemestt, and aclviseci Councii that even thouxh this 1egislation has not 3ret heen enacted, he has presented the Chairman of the Fthic's Commisaiorn of Council with his public disciasure statement and Hrauld hope others wou2d follow suit. "4r. Wilaaosky conumted that he is not totallq satisfied that the police index apstem is not being used ta regulate the number of citations a nolice officer writea. Asked Safetq Directar Patre to pravide awniCCen report of the number of poiice afficers who were suepencted in 1982 and the reasons for the suspension. Utader New Busiaess : Mra. Saringpesr asked if North Olmsted is involved in any way with the souch4test i-nter- ceptor eorer system since there was a publ3,c hearing an,nouncemsat in ttte ntwspager and North dlmsted was mentioned. Mayar rerplieed that North Olmsted was lacated in this diatrict but was not involved in snY w$y since cae have our own treatment plant.