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Council Minutes of 4/15/86 -5- Audience participation (cont'd): Mr. Tom Cabot, 4390 Birch Circle, corroborated everything said by Mr. Stuckart. He also has a home built by Shore West; he too has problems; mushrooms are growing in his basement. Mrs. Carol Kosial, Birch Circle, also reported problems with her home built by Shore West. Her slab sunk; floor was resurfaced to bring it up to level; floor continued to settle. A private contractor stated that there was a "void" under the slab plus the fact that the L-block was turned to the oustside rather than to the inside so nothing was supporting this section of the floor. An attorney was retained, worked with Shore West; fourteen holes were drilled through the living room floor and cement poured in to shore it up. Shore West did clean the rugs, painted the walls and cleaned up after cement pillars were poured. Feels that Shore West will stand behind their work, will do the work and clean up afterward but they will not do it unless someone pushes them into doing it. Feels lucky that her work was done; it too six years for Shore West to come back and finish the work started six years previously; Mr. Stuckart and Mr. Cabot are still waiting. LEGISLATION• Resolution No. 86-23 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its third reading. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for 50,000 gallons of sodium aluminate for use by the North Olmsted Wastewater Treatment Facilities Plant.. Mr. Wilamosky moved for adoption, second by Mrs. Saringer, unanimously approved. Resolution No. 86-23 adopted. Ordinance No. 86-28 introduced by Mayor Petrigac was given its third reading. An ordinance establishing a Petty Cash Fund for the Division of Aging in the maximum amount of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) to be used for servicing emergency in- digent clients, and declaring an emergency. Mr. Wilamosky moved for adoption, second by Mr. Tallon, unanimously disapproved. Ordinance No. 86-28 not adopted. Ordinance No. 86-29 introduced by Mr. Tallon, Mr. Rademaker and Mr. Lackey was given its second reading. An ordinance establishing the method by which fees for the use of the facilities of the Recreation Department are to be fixed and re- pealing Ordinance No. 84-56, and declaring an emergency. Mr. Tallon moved to amend the ordinance to include a new Subsection E under Section 1, to include the WE CARE Program, it's rates and requirements; also, to add to Section 4, Sub- section (b) Senior fees, Resident $1.00; Non-resident $1.50, second by Mrs. Saringer, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 86-29 amended and placed back on second reading. Ordinance No. 86-30 introduced by Mr. Tallon was given its second reading. An ordinance amending the Traffic Control Map and File of the City of North Olmsted to provide for a "no right turn on red" sign at the intersection of Brookpark Exten- sion and Dover Center Road, thereby controlling traffic traveling in a westerly direction making right turns onto Dover Center Road, and declaring an emergency. Resolution No. 86-32 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its first reading. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for 10,000 gallons of polymer for use by the North Olmsted Wastewater Treatment Facilities Plant, and declaring an emergency. Referred to Finance Committee. Resolution No. 86-33 introduced by Mr. O'Grady was given its first reading. A resolution approving the final county-wide 911 Plan. ~F