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Council .Minutes of 4/1./8b _5_ <br />Mayor Petrigac also advised Mr. Tallon that the administration was putting <br />together a sign, which will be erected in the very near future, indicating <br />the state championships, etc. <br />Mr. Tallon stated that he has received several complaints regarding a recent <br />trip taken by senior citizens to a downtown theatre. It was a bus trip to a <br />show and back which, for some reason,. was handled by a travel agent. There <br />was a $166 profit made by this travel agent which is about $3.46 additional <br />cost to the seniors over and above the cost of the bus fare and theatre tickets. <br />Why was a travel agent used; can"t this be handled by the administrator of the <br />Division of Aging so the senior citizens' would not have to pay extra for their <br />evening out? Mayor stated she would be glad to get the information back to <br />Mr. Tallon. Suggested that he speak to the Division of Aging Administrator her- <br />self and get the information first-hand. <br />General discussion was held with respect to available dates for North Olmsted <br />Administration and Council to meet with Westlake Administration and Council. <br />President Woerpel will poll council and forward available dates to Mayor. <br />President Woerpel discussed the question Mrs. Marie Herman raised at the last <br />meeting with respect to cable TV. After researching the cable TV ordinance and <br />having some discussion with Mr. Allen Ext, it appears that some apartments in <br />the city are basically installing their own satellite dishes and bringing in the <br />signals. In this case, they would not be receiving Channel 6 or other West Shore <br />programs. Section 14 of the cable TV ordinance says that no landlord shall un- <br />reasonably interfere with the installation of cable television facilites upon his <br />or her property or premises requested by lawful tenant except that a landlord may <br />require that the installation of cable television facilities conform to such <br />reasonable conditions as are necessary to protect the safety, functioning and <br />appearance of the premises and the convenience and well-being of other tenants <br />and basically that it should not cost the landlord any money. Discussions with <br />West Shore personnel indicate that this could be a problem. There does not seem <br />to be any particular problem at the moment although West Shore is trying to <br />negotiate with various apartments to install their cable. At same point, council <br />could be faced with the problem of having a number of tenants from a particular <br />apartment building wanting West Shore Cable TV and the landlord not wanting to <br />have it. City could find itself in somewhat of a negotiating stance with these <br />people at that time. Is bringing it to council's attention so it can be aware of <br />it and be sensitive to this particular issue. <br />The agenda being completed and there being no further business, President Woerpel <br />adjourned the council meeting at 9:15 P.M. <br />Florence E. Campbell, rk of Council <br />Dwayne Woerpel, Pre ent of Council <br />!~M-~Rwa''Fa!.4I!tiR'IRL4?JP!!+°~d:?~~?Uf14.:. X~i"~'~F'k <br />