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s Council Minutes of 6/19/84 -2- With respect to part of Director Boyle's report, dealing with dollars as related to the Treatment Plant improvement, Mr. Wilamosky asked when Council would be receiving the Charter amendment legislation as promised by Squire, Sanders and Dempsey a week ago. Mr. Boyle advised that Mr. John Larson has prepared two ordinances, which will be forwarded to Law Director Gareau for approval of ballot language. Council will probably receive this legislation next week. Law Director Gateau reported: 1) Filed a brief in the Ohio Supremo Court on Monday with respect to the Northern Ohio Patrolmens' Benevolent Association. This is the case where the City was successful in Common Pleas Court; the decision was reversed by the Court of Appeals. This deals with Officer Jandecka's five day suspension and the right of the City of North Olmsted to make those suspensions without having a hearing before the Civil Service Commission. 2) Has received notification that the case dealing with the Police and Fire Dis- ability Fund is going to be appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court. Safety Director Petre reported: 1) Thanked Boy Scout Glen Banasik, Troop 204, and his fellow Senior Scouts for surveying a portion of North Olmsted and deliver- ing over one hundred non-compliance letters to residents who did not have their residence addresses properly displayed. 2) Announced the promotion of Fireman William Smith to Lieutenant and the hiring of anew fireman, Michael Ciarrone. 3) Eighth Annual NOSO Cup will take place June 30th, 8:00 A.M. at the High School. Games will be played at Barton/Bradley and North Olmsted Parks. 4) Chassis for Squad 53 was delivered yesterday. 5) Police Bike Path and Park Patrol as well as Development Patrol is in force. 6) Recreation Program at North Olmsted Park started today and will continue for six weeks. 7) In compliance with the free energy audit of the Police and Fire Departments, about a year ago, Fire Station No. 1 has been completed with the installation of blown fiberglass insulation. Mrs. Saringer, Chairman Legislation and Inter-Governmental Relations Committee reported: 1) Recreation Commission met June 12. A club called The Midnight Cruisers is interested in having an antique car show in North Olmsted Park on August 19th; they will pay a $500 user charge and pay for any damage that may occur. The North Coast Radio Club has a Disaster Planning Program they want to implement and would like to use the back of the Rec Center grounds on June 23rd and 24th from nine to five. The fee charged will be $40 and about thirty people will be involved. Commission discussed the Roth Brothers energy study and agreed the whole project should be done at once. Several alternatives were discussed and the Law Director will be consulted. 2) Legislation Committee met June 18th with Mrs. Saringer and Mr. O'Grady in attendance; Mr. Rademaker was absent. Councilwoman Petrigac was also in attendance. Committee interviewed Mr. Bob Dauer, the mayoral appointment to the Rec Commission. None of the other Mayoral appointees were present however the committee had no objection to their appointment. Mrs. Saringer moved Council approve the appoint- ment of Richard Burk to the Board of Building Code of Appeals; John Helon to the Zoning Board of Appeals; Robert Parry to the Landmarks Commission; Robert Dauer to the Recreation Commission and Frank Kagel to the Human Resources Advisory Board, second by Mr. O'Grady, unanimously approved. 3) Committee discussed Ordinance No. 84-8, a proposed amendment relating to the filling of a vacancy on Council. Committee feels this will not solve the problem; the responsibility should not be put on Precinct Committeemen; recommends against passage of this ordinance.