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<br />•, Council Minutes of 1/6/87 _4_
<br />LEGISLATION (cont'd):
<br />Resolution No. 86-129 introduced by the Mayor and the entire Council was given
<br />its second reading. A resolution urging the Governor of the State of Ohio to
<br />support, and the General Assembly to enact, legislation providing for the
<br />distribution of sales tax revenue, for transit purposes, on an equitable basis
<br />to transit authorities located within a county that are less than county-wide
<br />in area, and declaring an emergency.
<br />Ordinance No. 86-136 introduced by Mayor Petrigac was given its second reading.
<br />An ordinance to make appropriations for current expenses and other expenditures
<br />for the City of North Olmsted for the year ending December 31, 1987.
<br />Prior to its first reading, Mr. Wilamosky added the following, to Ordinance
<br />No. 87-1: General Fund: Building Department: Building Department Commissioner -
<br />$6,231; Law Department: Extra Legal - $1,500; Police Department: Computer
<br />Services - $3,300; Equipment Repair - $10,000; Copier Expense - $1,500; Miscellan-
<br />eous/Petty Cash - $500; Fire Department: Dorm Expense - $1,200; Equipment Repair -
<br />$3,000; Schooling - $1,500; Equipment Purchase - $2,000; Supplies - $800; Station
<br />Maintenance - $2,000; Bus Fund: Operations Labor - $262,000; Charter Labor -
<br />$1,380; Maintenance and Service Labor - $111,300; Overtime - $34,000; Part Time
<br />Labor - $11,900; Longevity - $2,370; Supervisory and Administrative Labor - $42,280;
<br />Diesel Fuel - $50,910; Tires - $6,100; Lube and Oil - $5,600; Retirement and
<br />Vacation Pay - $1,000; PERS - $72,540; Hospitalization - $53,840; Unemployment
<br />Comp - $300; Bank Charges - $300; City Administration Fee - $32,000; Utilities -
<br />$8,000; Uniforms - $11,800; Equipment Rental - $1,100; Materials and Supplies -
<br />$36,000; Charter Related Expense - $100; Freight Charges - $200; Services - $7,000;
<br />Employee Insurance - $1,100; Employee Examination - $460; Occupational Health -
<br />$350; Office Supplies - $1,200; Organization and Travel - $1,000; Advertising -
<br />$500; Building Maintenance and Repair - $1,800; Non-Revenue Vehicle Gas - $600;
<br />Non-Revenue Vehicle Maintenance - $1,000; Miscellaneous - $1,600; Routine Capital -
<br />$23,000; Recreation Fund: Special Services - $12,600; Concession Supplies - $6,500;
<br />Operating Expenses - $3,500; Building Repair and Maintenance - $8,000.
<br />Ordinance No. 87-1 introduced by Mr. Wilamosky was given its first reading. An
<br />ordinance to make appropriations for current expenses and other expenditures for
<br />the City of North Olmsted for the year ending December 31, 1987. Mr. Wilamosky
<br />.moved for suspension of rule requiring three readings as well as referral to
<br />committee, second by Mr. Tallon, unanimously approved. Mr. Wilamosky moved for
<br />adoption, second by Mr. Tallon, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 87-1 adopted.
<br />Miscellaneous business:
<br />Mr. McKay discussed the use of Fire Department personnel and equipment on
<br />Friday, February 19th, to make repairs to the Christmas tree lights in front
<br />of City Hall; couldn't the Service Department have handled this? If not, why
<br />not just pull the switch and turn the lights out; feels the safety of the
<br />community was jeopardized. Mayor Petrigac responded that the Service Department
<br />had tried, on three different occasions, to fix the lights and had failed. She
<br />had to make a decision to either pull the tree completely or ask the Fire De-
<br />partment to check the lines; she called on the Fire Chief for help because she
<br />preferred to keep the tree lit. The Fire Department did respond; at no time did
<br />this jeopardize the safety of the residents. The entire episode was used as a
<br />training session which was something that was really needed.
<br />Mr. Tallon asked if the city had anyone in the Building Department qualified to
<br />' make electrical repairs; did they not have the equipment or trained personnel,
<br />or both? Mayor stated that this was not what she said; she said that she made
<br />a determination to call the Fire Department personnel in after the Service De-
<br />partment personnel had looked at the tree on three separate occasions and had
<br />not solved the problem.
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