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Council P4inutes of 10/16/84 <br />-2- <br />Mr. O'Grady, Chairman Public Health, Safety and tdelfare Committee reported: 1) With <br />respect to an update on the speed reduction on Porter Road, Safety Director Petre <br />wrote to Mr. Martin Galioto, Deputy Director Ohio Department of Transportation, <br />District 12, regarding the stop sign requirements and request was made for a variance <br />or an exception to this requirement. Requested a meeting with the ODOT traffic <br />engineers to discuss all problems concerned or connected with this project. As of <br />this date, have not received a reply. <br />2) Mr. Edward Rybnicek of Georgette Avenue had complained to Council about speeding <br />on Elm Road and stop sign violations on Elm and Georgette. :Mr. O'Grady has been <br />advised that the North. Olmsted Police Department conducted thirty-six individual <br />details, totaling 27-1/2 hours, from September 11th through September 30th, 1484; <br />five speeding citations and eleven stop sign citations were issued. <br />Mrs. Petrigac, Chairman Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings as well as Trans- <br />portation Committee reported: 1) Recreation Committee met this evening with regard <br />to the memorial that is to be placed in North Olmsted Park. A program has been <br />agreed on and the families of Vietnam and Korean veterans will be invited to the <br />ceremony. Members of Council, residents present tonight and the general public is <br />invited to attend the dedication of this memorial at 2:00 P.M., Sunday, November 11th, <br />Veterans' Day. <br />2) Will be asking for suspension of rule requiring three readings on Ordinance No. <br />84-98 in order to meet the criteria of the grant which is covered in this ordinance. <br />Mr. Wilamosky, Chairman Finance Committee as well as Streets and Drainage Committee <br />reported: 1) Finance Committee met October 8th and discussed Ordinance No. 84-93; <br />had questions with respect to current balances in areas such as road salt, street <br />material, .etc. Recessed until October 15 when discussion was resumed. Based on data <br />provided by Director Boyle, concrete appropriation is overdrawn by $1,500; Material, <br />Other, shows a positive of about $9,000 and Asphalt is a positive $47,000. The <br />construction project on Canterbury, originally estimated at $33,000 is now closer to <br />$50,000 because of changes in construction plans. Taking this into consideration, <br />a positive $5,000 is expected in the above listed line items, Asphalt, Concrete and <br />material, Other. Committee considered the Service Department's request for a trans- <br />fer of over $16,000 which was on the previous amendment that Council reviewed at the <br />last meeting. Committee recommends that the amendments previously submitted be dis- <br />regarded by Council. The new amendments submitted to Council in caucus this evening <br />are Committee's recommendation. Committee discussed the possibility of creating a <br />simple, know-at-a-glance sheet which would show not only the amount. originally appropri- <br />ated but the amount currently expended in the next column. Administration was very <br />cooperative and indicated they would be happy to work with committee to develop this. <br />2) Committee also discussed an appropriation to provide coverage for a loss of a bond <br />in the amount of $3,000. The bond was lost in the mail; it is insured; City will be <br />reimbursed. If necessary, this will be represented in the next transfer ordinance. <br />3) Committee would encourage the Administration to develop a basic, simple form for <br />reviewing the balance sheets as soon as possible. Hopefully, will meet within the <br />next couple of weeks to insure that all balances are taken care of and everyone is <br />fully advised as to just exactly where we are on a per line item basis. <br />4) Mr. Wilamosky concluded his report by correcting a few typographical error in <br />Ordinance No. 84-93. <br />Mrs. Petrigac asked how the transfer out of and transfers into the Recreation Fund <br />came about. These changes were not discussed in the Recreation Committee and since <br />the last meeting of the Recreation Commission did not have a quoram present, it was <br />not discussed then. Mr. Wilamosky replied that he could not answer why the Recreation <br />Commission had not discussed it. Everyone is aware that the Recreation Commission <br />serves in an advisory capacity. The information was provided to the Finance Committee <br />by the Administration and was undertaken in good faith and reviewed and discussed by <br />the Committee. The conclusion of the Finance Committee is reflected in Ordinance No. <br />84-93. <br />
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