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..., Council Minutes of 3/19/91 Audience Partici tion (continued) Margaret McKay, 19 o is Roa , is also concerned about the article as printed in the Sun Herald. She asked that if there is a misunder- standing about the raises, that it be clarified. She feels it may have been better for the raises to be given in gradual increments. She asked the Administration and. Council to take the state of the economy arxi the high unemployment rate into consideration when determining the budget. Mr. Tallon commented that Council does not take the feelings of the residents or of the Mayor lightly. He feels it was unfortunate that the newspaper article did not report that the figures given were proposals and not the final detern~ination. Before making a final determination, Council will hear from the Mayor, Di.rector~, Ani.strators, and Department Heads. Council will formulate a budget that will make everyone proud and will pay all City employees a fair and just wage. In addition, the appropriations for 1993. will do more for the City than has been done in the past ten years. Margaret McKay, Chairperson of the Mayor's Ball, announced that the Ball would be held on April 20 at Wagr~er's Country Inn. The cost is $50 per person and will benefit the Girl Scouts aril Boy Scouts of North Olmsted. Everyone is welcome to attend. Please contact Minnie Cn~nbley for reservations. As a last comment and on a lighter note, Mayor Boyle noted that freedom of government had certainly been in evidence at this meeting--he had been chastised for his appropriations by his baby-sitter and the Chairperson of the Mayor's Ball. LEGISLATION ice No. 91-44 introduced by Mr. O'Grady was given its third reading. An ordinance establishing the organization of the Police Division of the Department of Public Safety, aril declaring an emergency. Mr. O'Grady moved for adoption; second. by Mrs. Babas; passed unanimously. Ordinance No. 91-44 adopted. Ordinance No.91-47 introduced by Mr. Tallon was given its secorxi reading. An ordinance authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the City of Fairview Park regarding capital charges for sewer improvements. Ordinance No. 91-49 introduced by Mayor Boyle was given its second reading. An ordinance establishing new Chapter 955 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of North Olmsted, entitled "Sale of Surplus City Personal Property." Ordinance No. 91-50 introduced by Mr. Tallon was given its second reading. An ordinance establishing rates of compensation for various administrative and legislative personnel and declaring an urgency, as amended. 8 sae-x.w _ .. y~pgmryq~`'~'xvp.ycxam*+'rz.1„..., v F T 'k_u.l l: •~~'A45YN.e}aM _~