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Council Minutes of 10/15/91 Mr. McKay, Chairperson of the Environmental Control Committee reported: 1) The Environmental Control Committee held a joint meeting with the Safety Committee an Monday, October 7, at 7 o'clock. In attendance were: Catmcil Members Leanard, Lind, Nashar, McKay; Service Director Bohlmann; City Engineer Deichmarm; Wastewater Treatment Plant Superintt Harry Crider; guest Karen Pompeani. Ordinances 91-131 arxi 91-139 were discussed; Mr. Leonard, Chairperson of the Safety Committee, will report an Ordinance 91-139. a. Ordinance 91-131 concerns the approval of a new sewer agreement between the City and Cuyahoga County. Due to the fact that the flow has been reduced in North Olmsted's sanitary sewers, another 30,000 gallons per day can be admitted to the treatment plant. The Committee recommends approval of the ordinance. Also, the Committee discussed the neeoi for a facility plant study to provide plans for upgrading and increasing the capacity of the plant. This will be a requirement of the EPA in the future. 2) The Environmental Caimi.ttee met with its counterpart in Fairview Park on Thursday, October 10, to discuss airport noise. Fairview Park belongs to a coinnittee called SAFE--Safe Air for Envircmment. We will need more information before joining the organization; also, at the present time, ~~FE's charter does not cover runway 1028 which directly affects air traffic over North Olmsted. Mr. Leonard, Chairperson of the Public .Safety, Health and Welfare Committee, reported: 1) The Co~mittee had requested a change in the language of Ordinance No. 91-126; the ordinance was amended and is on second reading tonight. 2) With regard to Ordinance No. 91-139, the Safety Ccxmaittee meeting jointly with the Environmental Committee decided to table the ordinance and expressed their belief that present laws are sufficient to control the possible nuisance problem with dogs. Mr. Nashar, Chairperson of the Streets and Drainage Committee reported: 1) Presently, work is being canpleted on Park Ridge, Marion, and Terrace. Country Club Boulevard is 90% complete and, if the good weather continues, should be finished an time. Mr. Lind did not have a committee report but commented that because tyre seemed to be more negative than positive reaction to Ordinance No. 91-139, he felt it would be best to table the legislation. Members of the Safety and Environmental Committees agreed with the decision. Audience Participation Torn Stroh, 279 Stafford Drive, addressed a question to Mr. McKay regarding Ordinance No. 91-131 and his indication that there are 30,000 gallons of additional room in the treatment plant. He was concerned that allowing a tie-in to Olmsted Township would not leave enough surplus to take care of future development in North Olmsted. 2 ~~F