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Council Minutes of 6/18/85 -4- LEGISLATION (cont'd): Ordinance No. 85-68 introduced by Mr. Tallon was given its first reading. An ordinance providing for the amendment of the Zone Map of the City of North Olmsted, which Zone Map is part of the Zoning Code of the City of North Olmsted, by changing the premises hereinafter described from General Retail Business District to Single Residence B District. Referred to BZD Committee. Resolution No. 85-69 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its first reading. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for diesel fuel and gasoline and authorizing the Mayor to contract for same. Re- ferred to Finance Committee. Resolution No. 85-70 introduced by Mrs. Petrigac on behalf of the Mayor and the entire Council was given its first reading. A resolution commending the achieve- ment of the Eagle Scout Award in Boy Scouting. Mrs. Petrigac moved for suspension of rule requiring three readings, second by Mr. Wilamosky, unanimously approved. Mrs. Petrigac moved for adoption, second by Mr. Wilamosky, unanimously approved. Resolution No. 85-70 adopted. Under Old Business: Mr. Rademaker reminded Council of a complaint made by a resident with respect to the noise of a dirt bike and lack of police response in that instance; Council was again informed of a lack of police response to an injured and troublesome dog by a resident this evening. Asked Safety Director Petre what discretion the dis- patchers have in terms of making a determination as to whether or not there is a violation or whether or not a police car should be sent out or the Dog Warden notified. Mr. Petre replied that he had made a complete written report to Councilman Bierman with respect to the noisy dirt bike incident; that problem has been resolved. In checking what the dispatcher had said, found that the way it was interpreted and told second or third hand is not word for word with what was actually stated. He will certainly look into the dog complaint made this evening and find out what caused the long delay in police response. Mr. Bierman asked the Mayor what progress had been made with the installation of the emergency phones. Mayor responded that by the next council meeting, he will have a def finite timetable; there is a matter of financing. Mr. Rademaker asked the Mayor to please look into the violations at Galati's, across from Mr. Donut and the foreign sports car leasing facility that took over the facility formerly called Grandma's Donuts. Galati's has twelve parking spaces and indicated to Council that he would never exceed having twelve cars on the lot. The leasing facility has approximatley eight parking places and swore they would never have more than eight cars, two of which would be parked inside. They have many more cars than that at both places; they are in violation of the code; would like Building Commissioner Gundy to investigate. Mayor promised to take care of this problem. Mrs. Petrigac asked if the speed limit survey on Porter Road had been completed and if so, what are the results. City Engineer Schaller advised that they have taken all the speed runs necessary; is in the process of going through the calcu- lations and the report should be ready for the next council meeting. Mrs. Petrigac also commented that in the last month she has received more calls than usual with respect to city-wide vandalism. Asked Mayor Swietyniowski what had happened to the Block Watch Program that was to be established on a trial basis. Mayor replied it is in the process of being set up with two subdivisions and as soon as he has some results, will inform Council. If they prove successful, they will be spread throughout the city.