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Council Minutes of 4/1/86 -2- 8) North Olmsted Park is being cleaned up from the winter; ball diamonds are being fixed; grounds around the memorial cut and trimmed; rest rooms being cleaned and repaired. Complimented the Service and Recreation Departments for working so well together in accomplishing this clean-up. 9) Senior Center is in need of a van driver. Qualifications for the position as well as application can be picked up at Senior Center. 10) Mayor read a proclamation, "Kids Identif ication Sign-Up", which proclaims April 10th through April 13th as Child Safety Days in North Olmsted. Child. fingerprinting will be done at the Great Northern Shopping Center at this time. 11) Inaugural Ball proceeds amount to $2,205; Checks in the amount of $735 each will be presented to Comity Council President for the renovation of the Community Cabin, to the Republican Club of North Olmsted and to the Democratic Club of North Olmsted. Ba11 committee did a fabulous job; especially :thattked Ellen Goggin, Bob Grace, Ellen Patton and Treasurer Madeline Brookshire for the financial report. Mr. Wilamosky asked if both sections of McKenzie Road would be under repairs at the same time; Mayor responded that the northern section would be done first, Mr. Lackey suggested that additional policemen be assigned to patrol this area, in particular along Decker Road, since this is a heavy residential area with a lot of children. Mayor responded that the police have been alerted to the closing as well as the detour route; Mr. Lackey's concerns will be forwarded. In the absence of Law Director Gareau, Mayor Petrigac reported: 1) Trial has be- gun in the Crumbley Case; jury was selected, consisting of four women and two men; witnesses will testify on Wednesday and Thursday; if necessary, trial will con- tinue on Monday. Finance Director Boyle reported: 1) Reminded everyone that the Child Registry Fund is still open and money is still being received, Statement will be issued at the end of the year as to proceeds. 2) Reports for the city as of the end of December 31, 1985, have been filed with the state/federal government for revenue sharing, etc. Copy is on file with Clerk of Council for review. This is a preliminary cash basis report; formal audited report will be issued sometime this summer, Mrs. Saringer, Chairman Building, Zoning and Development Committee reminded her committee of a BZD Meeting scheduled for Thursday, April 3rd, at 7:30 P.M. Mr, McKay commented that he hoped the work being done by the Service Department, in the clean up reported by the Mayor, would not interfere with the street repair work to be done. Mr. Wilamosky added to the Mayor's report with respect to the CIC Meeting by advising council that Mr. Bud Becker is now officially a member of the CIC. Mr. O'Grady, Chairman Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee reported: 1) Safety Committee Meeting was held on March 26th with Mr. O~Grady, Mr. Lackey, Mr. Tallon, Chief Marsh, Chief VanKuren, President Woerpel and Councilman McKay in attendance. Committee discussed the wet/dry precinct controversy; letter was received from William Fleharty, Director of Department of Liquor Control, clearing up the controversy with respect to Timber Trail Party Center, Ward 3, Precinct K. This is a "wet" precinct and their license only has one restriction, that being, "sale of wine is illegal". In the future, Clerk of Council, upon receipt of a liquor permit from Columbus, will check with the Board of Elections as to whether the location of the applicant is in a "wet" or "dry" precinct and will so advise council.