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Council Minutes of 1/2/85 -2- the original 82% by mid-January and the remaining sometime in February so all the money will be received in 1985. The same bill lowered tangible personal property from 34% to 33%. 2) Real estate taxes are due January 18th, with a 10% penalty if not paid by then. This year, the county will be receiving $83.50 per thousand dollars tax valuation. This is up from $81.80 of last year. Of the property tax paid to the City of North Olmsted, 19% is going to the county; 64% going to the schools and 17"! to the city. 3) With respect to sewer financing, have received the bulk of material from McDonald and Company on the rate decrease. Contacted r4r. Schwartz of Dalton, Dalton and Newport; he was out of town and will call Mr. Boyle tomorrow. ~,~hen he receives this information, they will put it into their formula, develop the rate and hopefully Mr. Boyle will have it at the next council meeting or the first meeting in February. Will be meeting with the Finance Committee of Council to discuss. Mr. O'Grady, Chairman Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee reported: 1) Moved Council have no objection to the issuance of an F2 liquor permit for the St. Clarence Womens' Club, 30106 Lorain Road, North Olmsted, Ohio, for January 25th and 26th, 1985, second by Mr. Wilamosky, unanimously approved. 2) Moved Council have no objection to the issuance of an F2 liquor permit for the St. Clarence Players, 30106 Lorain Road, North Olmsted, Ohio, for February 1st and 2nd as well as February 8th and 9th, second by Mrs. Saringer, unanimously approved. 3) Committee met on November 13th to discuss Ordinance No. 84-124, which amends a 1968 ordinance covering traveling public shows and carnivals. The new legislation updates fees and gives employees of traveling shows and carnivals the right to use camper-type living quarters on city grounds if they are responsible for the safety and security of the equipment. Permission for such living-in would have to be re- quested through the Safety Department. All members of the Safety Committee are in favor of the legislation. Mrs. Petrigac, Chairman Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings as well as Trans- portation Committee reported: 1) Recreation Committee met tonight at 6:30 P.M. with all members, as well as Finance Director, in attendance. Committee discussed Ordin- ance No. 84-120 and will ask that it be removed from tonight's agenda since the other invited members of the Administration were not in attendance and questions con- cerning the legislation could not be answered. Mrs. Petrigac moved Council remove Ordinance No. 84-120 from this evening's agenda, second by Mrs. Saringer, unanimously approved. Mr. Tallon, Chairman Building, Zoning and Development Committee reported: 1) A pre- liminary plan for land use in a mixed district was submitted to the BZD Committee by the Biskind Development Corporation for development of a parcel of land with a hotel and two office buildings as well as service roads included. Mr. Tallon moved Council submit said preliminary plan to the Planning Commission as per Chapter 1204.01 of the 7.oning Code, second by Mr. Bierman, unanimously approved. Audience participation: Mrs. Gemma Szabo, Bradley Road, asked why none of the school guards had been notified about the meetings when the PERS legislation, Ordinance Nos. 84-57 and 84-113, were explained to the rest of the city's personnel. Mayor Swietyniowski stated he would set up a meeting and get a letter to those concerned regarding the date and time. Mr. Tim Smith, 6058 Stearns Road, discussed Ordinance No. 84-124 regarding traveling shows and carnivals; agrees with the insurance change from 550,000 property and liability coverage~to $100,000 but objects to the Safety Director being named as the only person to give written approval for people staying in the park; does not feel this should be the judgment of one individual. ~~~•~~~t .. :... ~ _