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Council Minutes of 2/19/91 LEGISLATI~T (CONTINUID) Reso ution No. 91- introduced by Mr. McKay was given its second reading. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for and accept bids for the improvement of Sunset Oval pavement replacement, Phase II, from the Sunset Oval intersection, westerly and southerly to the southerly portion of Phase I, and from the intersection easterly to Columbia Road, as detailed in the specifications an file, anti authorizing the Mayor to contract for same, and declaring an emergency. Mr. Nashar moved for suspension of the rules requiring three readings arxi referral to cotsmittee; second by Mrs. Babas; passed unanimously. Mr. Nashar moved for adoption; second by Mrs. Beringer; passed unanimously. Resolution No. 91-42 adopted. Resolution No. 91-43 was introduced grad placed on first reading by Mayor Boyle an behalf of himself and the entire Council. A resolution supporting a local Operation:0asi_s, a comrninity-based program offering services and support to families of military personnel serving in the Gulf War. Mrs. Baha.s moved for suspension of the rules requiring three readings; second by Mrs. Beringer; passed unanirno~xsly. Mrs. Babas moved for adoption; second by Mrs. Beringer; passed nnAn;mously. Resolution No. 91-43 adopted. Ordinance No. 91-44 was introduced and placed on first reading by Mr. Nashar on behalf of Mr. O'Grady. An ardinance establishing the organization of the Police Division of the Department of Fublic Safety and declaring an emergency. Mr. McKay moved to reconsider Ordinance No. 91-3; second by Mr. Nashar; passed unanimously. The reconsideration was necessary since the increase to 33 firemen was an t to the ardi.nance. Council agreed the parts of the ordinance affected by the amendment were as follows: The last "Whereas" would now read: "Whereas, it is the desire of the Administration and Council at this time to increase the complement of firemen from 28 to 33 firemen and to, at the same time, develop plans in the future to add additional firefighter personnel to the complement of the Fire Department." Section 1, b, would naw read: "The Fire Chief shall also be in charge of a general duty uniform roster, which shall consist of one Assistant Chief, four Captains, six Lieutenants, and 33 Firemen." Section 2 would now read: That the organization of the Fire Department shall consist of not less 'than twenty (20) or more than thirty-three (33) sworn full-time employees who are certified Paramedics." 6 •- - E