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4 Council Minutes of 2/18/86 _4_ Mr. O'Grady, Chairman Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee reported: 1) Moved Council have no objection to the transfer of a D5 and D6 liquor permit fxom The Sly Fox, Incorporated, dba Sly Fox Lounge, 25857 Great Northern Shopping Center, State Routes 10 and 17, North Olmsted, Ohio, to The Sly Fox Corporation, 669370, dba Sly Fox Lounge, 25857 Great Northern Shopping Center, State Routes 10 and 17, North Olmsted, Ohio, second by Mr. Wiiamosky, unani- mously approved. Mr. O'Grady explained that a D5 liquor permit is for spirituous liquor for on premise consumption; only beer and wine for on premise and off premise in original sealed containers until 2:30 A.M.; a D6 is for the same thing on Sunday, until 1 P.M. Audience participation: Sarah Weitendorf, 5424 Decker Road, complained of the construction going on be- hind her house in preparing for the new facility to be installed there. Tons of dirt have been hauled and dumped on the property; very large pipes are laying there; all trees, shrubs and vegetation has been removed. Councilman O'Grady asked the Mayor to please have City Engineer Schaller investigate; Mayor agreed to do so and will report back to Council. LEGISLATION: Ordinance No. 86-7 introduced by Mr. Rademaker was given its third reading. An ordinance authorizing the sale of six (6) buses owned by the City of North Olmsted, and declaring an emergency. Mr. Wilamosky expressed his fear that this is an attempt on the part of RTA to reduce the city's fleet and strengthen their position in a potential takeover. Mayor Petrigac replied that the buses are so badly de- teriorated that they could never be put back in service; the Manager and Assistant Manager of the Bus Line do not see this sale as weakening the city's position. Law Director Gareau stated that he also sees this weakening the city's position because taking buses out of service, retiring them, selling them for virtually scrap, will put the city in a pretty tough position six/seven years down the road. Mr. Gareau stated that of the forty-four buses presently in the fleet, probably seven or maybe nine are not titled to North Olmsted; the rest are. Service Director Noble stated that federal regulations read that the city has to retire these six buses; they are over 13 years old, were determined to be in the worst condition of all and are not economically repairable. They must be retired al- though federal regulations do not say that they must be sold. Even if sold, the city would probably not receive enough. money from the sale to pay for another month's rent. Mr. McKay moved for adoption of Ordinance No. 86-7, second by Mr. Tallon, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 86-7 adopted. Ordinance No. 86-11 introduced by Mr. Tallon was given its second reading. An ordinance authorizing and directing the cancellation of special assessments on certain permanent parcels, as amended. Resolution No. 86-12 introduced by Mr. McKay was given its second reading. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for up to 500 cubic yards of concrete for Service Department road repair needs and authorizing the Mayor to contract for same, and declaring an emergency, as amended. Resolution No. 86-13 introduced by Mr. McKay was given its second reading. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for up to 2,000 tons of stone for various Service Department needs, and authorizing the Mayor to contract for same, and declaring an emergency, as amended. Resolution No. 86-14 introduced by Mr. Rademaker was given its second reading. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for up to 5,000 tons of asphalt and tack coating of city streets, and authorizing the Mayor to contract for same, and declaring an emergency, as amended.