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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED APRIL 1, 1986 Present: President Dwayne Woerpel, Councilmen Lackey, McKay, O'Grady, Rademaker, Saringer, Ta11on, Wilamosky. Also present: Mayor Yvonne Petrigac, Finance Director Edward Boyle, Clerk of Council Florence Campbell. Meeting was called to order by President Woerpel at 8:25 P.M., in Council Chambers, 5200 Dover Center Road. Members of the audience were invited to join Members of Council in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of March 18, 19.86, were approved. Minutes of the Special Council Meeting of March 26, 1986, were approved. Minutes of the Special Council Meeting of March 27, 1986, were approved. President Woerpel advised that three new pieces of legislation were being added to the agenda: Ordinance No. 86-29, establishing the method by which fees for the use of the facilities of the Recreation Department are to be fixed; Ordinance No. 86-30, amending the Traffic Control Map to provide for "no right turn on red" at the intersection of Brookpark Extension and Dover Center Road; Resolution No. 86-31, expressing opposition by the city to provisions of H.R. 3838 relating to state and local government obligations. Mayor Petrigac reported: 1) Mayor Petrigac and City Engineer Schaller met with Mayor Clough and Westlake's City Engineer as well as County Engineer, Tom Neff, on March Zlst, in regard to the Bassett/Stearns Extension. Both Mayors and City Councils will meet to discuss the Bassett/Stearns Extension and the Columbia Road Extension when a date can be mutually agreed upon. 2) Service Director Noble and Mayor Petrigac met with Mr. Clancy and Mr. Frick to see if there were any properties that could be jointly used to save tax dollars. Administration will be compiling a list of city-owned properties, with suggested land use, and will present to council upon completion. 3) CIC Meeting was held last Thursday with a slide presentation suggesting ways cities can help retain and expand businesses within the community. The plan is called "Retention and Development". One of the seminars attended by Mayor in Columbus covered this same subject. 4) Mayor will be serving as a "celebrity waitress" to aid the Leukemia Society at a luncheon to be held on April 8th at the North Olmsted Party Center; tickets for the luncheon cost $15. 5) Has been advised by the Board of Elections that two liquor options will be placed on the ballot for the May 6, 1986, election. One option will be offered to the voters in Ward 2, Precinct A and the other to voters in Ward 3, Precinct G. 6) Would ask the President of Council to reconvene .the Memorial Committee to de- cide on a fitting inscription for the Korean and Vietnam memorial stones at the park; would like to have this done by Memorial Day. 7) McKenzie Road will be closed beginning April 9th for approximately fourteen days, Lorain Road to 5580 McKenzie Road; Southern Avenue to 5589 McKenzie Road. Local traffic will be maintained and detour roads will be posted.