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Council Minutes of 5/21/91 Mayor Boyle presented a proclamation to Mr. David Dillon in recognition of his award as the 1991 North Olmsted Citizen of the Year. Mr. Dillon has been a leader in the Boy Scouts for 17 years, was selected Mr. Scouting in 1983 and 1984, was voted the outstanding unit leer in the Great Western District in 19$7, has been an active member of Ascension Lutheran Church for 20 years, is a member of the North 07msted Kiwanis, and has been an educator for 30 years. Mayor Boyle presented a proclamation to Laverne Marchak who accepted on behalf of the Insurance Women of Cleveland. May 17 through May 21 was proclaimed as National Insurance Women's Week. Mayor Boyle presented a proclamation to Tina Hlavaty, Administrator of the North Olmsted Senior Center, in recognition of Senior Citizens Day, May 21. Mayor Boyle presented a proclamation to Executive Officer Lt. Thomas G. Vincent and Class Instructor Robert M. Stacho, wino represented the Rocky River Power Squadron, in recognition of National Safe Boating Week of June 3 through June 9. Lt. Vincent thanked the Mayor and Council and presented Mayor Boyle with a Certificate of Recognition. Sally Reeves, from the Special Horizon Early Intervention Center, thanked Mayor Boyle for participating 3n the Week of the Young Child and presented him with a picture of his attendance at the activities. Members of the Girl Scout Troop 9 were introduced and recognized. Mayor Boyle reported: 1) The possible merger of National City Bank and Ameritrust could have an impact on North Olmsted. 2) Have met with Mr. Rossi, builder of the development off Bradley Road, to discuss the problems that the City has been mcmitoring. They will be dragging that area tonight and putting down a substance to decrease the dust. Repaving should take place on Tuesday, May 28. 3) Brownj.ng-Ferris Industries will be changing their name to BFI of Ohio. Have met with Mr. Johnson of BFI to discuss the recycling plant. Construction on the building should begin within a month with completion set for the end of this year or the beginning of next year. Also discussed was North Olmsted's recycling program; we are investigating the pros and cons of the bag system versus hard containers. 4) The County has identified Walter Road, Mastick Road, Lewis Road, McKenzie Road, and Barton Road as candidates for the 1991 Operation Resurfacing Program. The City's share will be 20% of construction and 40% of engineering. Ordinances are before Council tonight to initiate this program. 5) North Olmsted will be receiving $70,000 of Camtmini.ty Development Block Grant money to be applied toward Elm Road. Law Director Gareau reported: 1) Attended an all-day msunicipal law conference last week. One major topic was the public records law of Ohio. 2