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Council Minutes of 10/2/84 -4- 8) Committee discussed Ordinance No. 84-89, ratification of an emergency expendi- ture, in the amount of $8,103.90, for repairing Country Club Boulevard and has no objection. 9) Committee recommends the Administration hold up on advertising for bids for the sodium aluminate, Ordinance No. 84-78, until Ordinance Nos. 84-88 and 84-87 are passed and they can be covered with one legal notice. 10) Committee discussed Ordinance No. 84-92; the amendment received tonight pro- vides a formula for pre-industrial treatment of waste water. Committee basically reviewed the rate structure within the ordinance as compiled by McDonald and Company along with Dalton, Dalton and Newport. These rates will provide for operation and maintenance of the Treatment Plant along with the debt incurred for the improvements. Hopefully, the Council will be able to reduce the rates, as listed, should the electorate decide to adopt a charter amendment providing for an ultimate source of funding to provide revenue to assist in the operations as well as the funding for debt of the facility. The proposal providing for 1.4 mill charter amendment was developed in an attempt to keep .the cost as low as possible. Committee has always found it difficult to make recommendations which provide for increases in fees or taxes. In this particular case, the improvement is necessary; Council will have to address the problem; this ordinance does address the problem and also provides for the necessary funding for the improvements. 11) Committee discussed Ordinance No. 84-93, and spent considerable time reviewing the line items, primarily the .titles, and changing them to coincide with the line items originally appropriated. While the Administration would like this ordinance passed tonight, Committee does not have a recommendation. Audience participation: Mrs. Gemma Szabo, 30837 Bradley Road, presented petitions for an amendment to the Charter of the City of North Olmsted, to be placed on the ballot at a Special Election. Stated it would be nice if the seats as well as the sound system could be fixed. Mr. Henry Reichel, 5654 Columbia Road, stated that the sound system is very bad; suggested. the benches be raised two inches in the front and the back of the bench be lowered about one inch.. Discussed the Carey Lane ditch and its long history of trouble. President Boehmer asked Chairman of Streets and Drainage Committee to look into the situation of the ditch. Mr. Murray Hiltz, Jr., 26101 Country Club Boulevard, discussed the pin ball ordin- ance. Would like the ordinance changed to permit pin ball machines in family game rooms only so they could be controlled. Law Director stated this could not be done. LEGISLATION: Resolution No. 84-78 introduced by Mr. ~,lilamosky was given its third reading. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Serviee to advertise for bids for 50,000 gallons of sodium aluminate for use by the North Olmsted Wastewater Treatment Facilities Plant. Mr. Wilamosky moved for adoption, second by Mr. O'Grady, unanimously approved. Resolution No. 84-78 adopted. Ordinance No. 84-83 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its second reading. An ordinance establishing the compensation to be paid to administrative and super- visory personnel employed by the North Olmmted Municipal Bus Line, and declaring an emergency.