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Council Minutes of 11/5/86 -5- Committee has no objection to this proposal for the above stated changes. Mr. Tallon moved council approve the above stated changes on the D. 0. Summers proposal from last week, second by Mr. Rademaker, unanimously approved. 2) Committee discussed the Pebbiebrook Subdivision, revised plat for 59 sub- lots. After review, committee recommends approval of the subdivision platting. Resolution No. 86-113, accepting for recording purposes only the Pebblebrook Subdivision revised plat, will be introduced this evening; will ask for suspension of rule requiring three readings since this proposal has been in various committees since September. 3) Bradley Oaks Subdivision was discussed; developer was informed that upon receipt of recommendations from the Safety Department, committee would act on the proposal. Since that information was just received from the Safety Department, committee will take no action on this tonight. Letters and communications: President Saringer announced receipt of Congressman Feighan's letter with respect to legislation recently passed by council with regard to supporting efforts to protect those born in the Social Security "notch" years; he shares the city's concern and agrees that it is absolutely necessary and should demand. the immediate attention of Congress. Audience participation: Tom Fattler, Recreation and Parks Director, explained that some of the decline in revenue at the Rec Complex was due to closing of the facility to recoup lost revenue - to recoup expenditures and offset the loss of revenue by an even greater portion, specifically the rink area. It was closed in June and the Complex saved many thousands of dollars by this closing. This money then went into other areas of expenditures, with the support of council, to correct many of the other problems at the facility. There was an extensive painting program, repairs in the rink and pool areas, as well as in the parks. The Recreation Department is moving in a positive direction; will continue to look at these areas and although revenue may not increase, it may be due to some corrective procedures that were made to .make the overall operation efficient . Betsy Jack, Administrator of the Senior Center, reported that Ruth Love, North Olmsted resident, was named Ohio Ms Senior, 1987 and will represent Ohio in competition for the US Ms Senior title. Lois DeBrodt, 23141 Stoneybrook Drive, President of North .Olmsted Community Council, stated that the wrong telephone number was listed on the invitations for the President's Dinner on November 25th. Correct number should be 777-1078. LEGISLATION: Ordinance No. 86-85 introduced by Mayor Petrigac was given its third reading. An ordinance to transfer appropriations for current expenses and other expenditures for the City of North Olmsted for the year ending December 31, 1986, as amended. Mr. Wilamosky moved for adoption, second by Mr. Tallon, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 86-85 adopted. Ordinance No. 86-90 introduced by Mr. Lackey was given its third reading. An ordinance to approve current replacement pages to the Codif ied Ordinances; to adopt new matter, and declaring an emergency. Mr. Lackey moved for adoption, second by Mr. Wilamosky, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 86-99 adopted. 6x?. .+WR~¢~!~OF?`S~'fi~°.L~~kiVk'N~r:?WA?N': WY