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Council Minutes of 10/7/86 -4- Mr. O'Grady, Chairman Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee reported: 1) Reminded everyone that the Child Registry Fair will be held on October 26th, at Horizons, from 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. While North Olmsted Safety Forces will be participants, the Child Registry Fair is being sponsored by the North Olmsted PTA. 2) Moved Council have no objection to the transfer of a Dl, D2, D3 and D6 liquor permit from Gabino G. Costilla, dba E1 Charro Restaurant, 30111 Lorain Road, to Cecelia M. Costilla, dba El Charro Restaurant, 30111 Lorain Road, second by Mr. Lackey, unanimously approved. 3) Moved Council have no objection to the transfer of a C1, C2, and D6 liquor permit from Richard L. Hollis, dba Open Pantry Food Mart, 23609 Lorain Road to Golden Stores, Incorporated, dba Open Pantry Food Mart, 23609 Lorain Road, second by Mr. Lackey, unanimously approved. Mr. McKay, Chairman Environmental Control Committee as well as Streets and Drainage Committee reported: 1) Environmental Committee met on September 25th to discuss the safety operation of nuclear power plants throughout the State of Ohio. Two of the three members oppose the operation and building of nuclear power plants based on the information at hand. Legislation will be introduced tonight. 2) Committee agreed to support a resolution urging the State Legislature to adopt a bottle and can deposit law. States with such laws have already found them effective and committee feels this could mean cleaner roadsides, parks, rivers and parking lots in the State of Ohio. Mr. Tallon, Chairman Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings Committee reported: 1) Recreation Committee met on Tuesday, September 23rd with all members present as well as Councilman Wilamosky. Committee discussed temporary repairs to the pool roof at the Recreation Center, as well as Ordinance No. 86-$0, the hiring of a consulting engineer. After lengthy discussion and a tour of the damaged area with Rec Complex Manager Fattlar, committee agreed that temporary repairs have to be done soon. Committee requested Mr. Fattlar to present three proposals for repairs to the members of council so council could arrange for appropriate funding. Ordinance No. 86-80, the hiring of a consulting engineer, will be held in committee until the criteria for the entire scope of the necessary repairs can be established. Also, will include in the appropriations, the appropriate monies for said repairs. Will be asking to remove Ordinance No. 86-80 from to- night's agenda. Mr. Wilamosky, Chairman Finance Committee reported: 1) Finance Committee met on October 1st with Mayor Petrigac and Police Chief Marsh. Committee discussed Ordinance No. 86-87 which establishes the rate of compensation for non-sworn police personnel. Chief Marsh indicated that all auxilliary police assignments for outside contractors are handled through the Police.Department. Mandatory city-related duties are assigned prior to outside, private contract work. In the past, problems relating to the city securing sufficient auxilliary help to work on projects had arisen; these problems have been corrected through the actions of the Chief and were confirmed by Commissioner Gorsuch and Director Noble. 2) Mayor indicated that she had met with the school system with respect to council's request to having the school system pick up or share in the cost for school crossing guards. Ordinance No. 86-$7 also reflects salaries for school crossing guards and auxilliary police. Committee has no objection to passage of this ordinance in light of some positive action on the part of the Police Department in the establishment of certain criteria. Will ask for passage of this legislation under suspension of the rule requiring three readings. n~ ~ ,