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<br />Special Council Minutes of 8/7/86 -3-
<br />Mr. O'Grady, Chairman Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee reported:
<br />1) Moved council have no objection to a D5 liquor permit for E47T, Incorporated,
<br />dba Pierogi Garden, 30129 Lorain Road, North Olmsted, Ohio, second by Mr. McKay,
<br />unanimously approved.
<br />2) Safety Committee met on July 22nd; in addition to committee, Councilman McKay,
<br />Councilwoman Saringer and Captain Krynak were in attendance. Committee discussed
<br />Ordinance No. 86-60 covering the use of stun guns. Committee recommends approval
<br />of Ordinance No. 86-60 as does Captain Krynak and Chief Marsh.
<br />3) Committee also discussed the posting of signs in places selling liquor which
<br />would warn pregnant women of the danger of drinking alcoholic .beverages. Committee
<br />approves and has requested legislation from the Law Department covering this subject,
<br />In the absence of President Woerpel, President Pro Tem O'Grady read his report
<br />covering the Council-of-the Whole Committee Meeting held on .Thursday, July 24, 2986,
<br />which was attended by Councilmen O`Grady, McKay, Tallon and Wilamosky as well as
<br />Mayor Petrigac, Finance Director Boyle, Budget and Management Director Cunningham.,
<br />Assistant Law Director Dubelko and Treatment Plant Supervisor Crider. Mayor Petrigac
<br />reviewed the instructions given to her by Judge Sam H. Be11, U. S. District Judge,
<br />with respect to the Crumbley Case. Mayor stated that the position of Secretary at
<br />the North Olmsted Wastewater Treatment Plant would be offered to Mrs. Crumbley as
<br />a compromise solution. Assistant Law Director Dubelko reminded council that the
<br />motion to stay had not yet been ruled upon by Judge Be11. Following considerable
<br />discussion, Mr. Wilamosky moved, second by Mr. McKay that council not create a new
<br />position of Secretary at the Wastewater Treatment Plant;. that there is an existing
<br />position of Secretary to the Safety Director, which council is willing to fund at
<br />the level of Mrs. Crumbley's salary, and that all respective parties be advised of
<br />this decision; motion unanimously approved. Following the vote, it was agreed
<br />that Mayor Petrigac had the right to notify Judge Bell that .she disagreed with the
<br />motion as passed and Mr. Dubelko mentioned he would convey .all opinions to the
<br />judge. Since actions of the committee need to be rat if ied at a regular or special
<br />meeting of council, President Woerpel stated that a motion is now in order. to adopt,
<br />reject or modify the Committee-of-the-Whole report as read. Mr. Tallon moved
<br />council accept the report and motion as approved at the Committee-of-the Whole
<br />Meeting, second by Mr. McKay., unanimously approved.
<br />Mr. McKay, Chairman Environmental Control Committee as well as Streets and
<br />Drainage Committee reported: 1) Streets and Drainage Committee met on July 22nd
<br />at 7 o`clock. Present were Councilman O'Grady, Engineer Schaller and Mr. Golden
<br />of 23380 Sharon Drive. Committee discussed a Iega1 opinion as to whether the
<br />residential property owner in North Olmsted has the same responsibilities for
<br />sidewalk repair as the non--residential property owner, under Ordinance No. 1363.
<br />It is the legal opinion of the Law Director that Ordinance No. 1363 does not in-
<br />clude residents to keep their sidewalks in repair and free from nuisances, therefore
<br />the committee has requested legislation requiring residential land owners of
<br />abutting properties to keep sidewalks in good repair.
<br />2) Mr. Golden, 23380 Sharon Drive requested the city to provide material to repair
<br />the drainage ditch in the rear of his property; he will provide the labor even
<br />though the city has an easement to maintain this particular ditch. Committee was
<br />in agreement with Mr. Golden's request for material to do the job.
<br />Mr. Tallon, Chairman Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings Committee reported:
<br />1) Recreation Commission met Tuesday with the original architect for the Recreation
<br />Complex. He gave the commission his opinions and insights to the building and its
<br />problems; feels some of the problems are due to Lack of maintenance and answered
<br />all the questions put to him. He feels the building is in fine shape and can be
<br />brought back to the once fine structure that it was. It was pointed out that the
<br />Complex will never be self-sustaining; the theory that such facilities would pay
<br />for themselves and their upkeep has been proven wrong, not only in North Olmsted
<br />but in Rocky River, Lakewood and Brooklyn.
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