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Council Minutes of 6/18/91 Mr. Nashar explained he voted no because the restaurant is a drive-through; also, he feels there is a possible safety hazard for bicyclists. In addition, there is the possibility of litter. b. Galati's Auto Service, 27539 Lorain Road. Mr. Galati and Mr. Mongello, the architect, were present. This proposal was a revision of the previously approved plans for the renovation of tY~ building. This was approved by ARB on May 22 and the Planning Commission on May 28; the Board of Zoning .Appeals approved a special permit on June 11. The Committee had no objection; however, if the parking is abused, parking will be eliminated on area four of the plan. Mrs. Saringer moved to approve the special permit and the renovation of Galati's Auto Service; second by Mr. Nashar; passed unanimously. Proposal is approved. Mr. McKay, Chairperson of the Exwironmental Control Committee reported: 1) The Westshore Solid Waste Committee met on June 12 at the Fairview Park City Hall. The Council of Governments is going to purchase a tub grinder, which will grind up yard waste. North Olmsted will not participate in this venture because we have a contract with BFI to pick up czar yard waste. Yard waste is becoming a problem for cities--landfills will soon begin to refine such waste. Two Cleveland suburbs charge for pick up of yard waste: Shaker Heights charges $1 per bag; Cleveland Heights charges 45 cents per bag. 2) A consultant has been employed to help choose a company to build the material recycling facility. The field of eleven corporations has been reduced to three; however, the consultant feels that more in-depth studies should be made with the final three. The communities may submit any questions to the consultant before June 21. 3) The next meeting of the Westshore Solid Waste Committee will be July 17 at Fairview Park City Hall. Mr. Tallon, Chairperson of the Finance Committee reported: 1) The Finance Committee met on Tuesday, June 11 with the following people in attendance: Committee members; Council Meunbers McKay, Nashar, and Bahas; Mayor Boyle; Finance Director Burns; Service Director Bohlmarm; Personnel & Administrative Director Wilamosky. The following items were discussed: a. Ordinance No. 91-73, an ordinance authorizing the advertising for bids of the disinfection facility at the Wastewater Treatment Plant. This is a required process by the EPA. Tyre are sufficient funds in the Step III fund to cover the costs; the Committee recommends passage. b. Ordinance No. 91-82, an ordinance establishing the organizational chart and composition of the Fire Department. This ordinance will add a dispatcher to the Fire Department and thereby relieve firefighters who are presently being used in this capacity. This will be a cost effective move and a more efficient use of firefighter personnel. The Committee recommends passage. c. Ordinance No. 91-85, an ordinance providing for the issuance and sale of $1,775,000 notes, in anticipation of the issuance of bonds for the purpose of improving the municipal sanitary sewer system. These funds will allow us to continue to meet the requirements of the EPA. The Committee recommends passage. 3