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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED SEPTEMBER 19, 1989 Present: President Janet Saringer, Councilmen Boehmer, Bohlmann, McKay, O'Grady, Tallon, Wilamosky. Also present: Mayor Yvonne Petrigac, Law Director Michael Gateau, Finance Director Edward Boyle, Clerk of Council Florence Campbell. Absent: Councilwoman Bahas. Meeting was called to order by President Saringer at 8:00 P.M., in Council Chambers, 5200 Dover Center Road, North Olmsted. President Saringer invited members of the audience to join Members of Council in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Minutes of the Council Meeting of September 5, 1989, were approved. President Saringer announced: 1) A Public Hearing was held on September 5th, in regard to the Industrial Revenue Bonds for Therm-A11, Incorporated, a business that would Iike to locate in the city's Industrial Park; members of the Community Improvement Corporation recommended approval for these bonds. 2) Suspension of the rule requiring three readings of Ordinance Nos. 89-75 and 89-77 will be requested. Mayor Petrigac reported: 1) A memorial service will be held tomorrow evening at 7 P.M. for Richard Donaldson, a former fire fighter retiree. 2) Board of Control met September 11th to discuss bids for a communication package for the Fire Department as directed in Ordinance No. 89-47; Board accepted Radio Communication Specialist for $12,286. Also discussed bids for a paint booth for the Service Garage as approved by Ordinance No. 89-51; Board accepted Binks Manufacturing Company for $16,386. 3) Skills Available, the job fair, will be held at the Senior Center tomorrow, from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. 4) Chief Marsh and Mayor Petrigac attended a kick-off for the "Officer Love Program", sponsored by Realty One, who will provide a stuffed teddy bear for each police car. In dealing with abused children, run-aways, lost children, etc., a teddy bear has proven to be an excellent tool to gain a child's con- fidence and help him communicate with the officer. 5) Has distributed the MetroTen proposal and will be introducing legislation covering it this evening. There are areas in the city that will require wiring and the use of utility poles, for which they will pay the city a 57 franchise fee; Cablevision currently pays the city 3~. When the council committee is ready to discuss this legislation, will be happy to set up a meeting with MetroTen for their input. 6) Twenty-nine letters have been forwarded to engineering firms requesting a proposal covering impact fees. Ten letters were returned, stating the particu- lar firm was not interested. One of these letters suggested we hire Mr. Robert Hill to do the impact fees. Six proposals were received, however, and the ad- ministration has been reviewing them; will have a recommendation for council at the next council meeting.