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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED NOVIIrIBER 17, 1992 Present: Council President Boehmer, Council Members Lind, McKay, Nashar, Saringer Also Present: Mayor Ed Boyle, Law Director Michael Gareau, Finance Director James Burns, Clerk of Council Barbara Seman Absent: Council Members Babas, Leonard, Musial Council President Boehmer called the meeting to order at 8:05 p.m. in Council Chambers, 5200 Dover Center Road, North Olmsted, Ohio. Members of the audience were invited to join Council in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. The minutes of the meeting of November 4, 1992 were approved as written. President Boehmer announced that a public hearing would be held on January 5, 1993 with regard to Ordinance No. 92-102. Also, Ordinances 92-151 and 92-152 would be removed from the agenda. Mayor Boyle presented a proclamation to School Superintendent Dr. Allen, School Board President Claire Hayes, and Teachers' Union President Dan Mahar. The proclamation recognized American Education Week which will be celebrated from November 15 through November 21. On behalf of the entire c~mmity, Mayor Boyle extended appreciation and continued support for the high quality of education provided by our city schools. Mrs. Hayes expressed thanks for the proclamation and for the high level of support extended by the comrnanity. Mayor Boyle reported: l) Has requested legislation for payroll deductions of non-bargaining unit loyees to offset the cost of l~spitalization. The effective date will be January 1, 1993. The plan will be basically the .same as that of the bargaining units which calls for a reimbursement in July if the average cost falls below a certain level. 2) The City of North Ridgeville has informed North Olmsted that a company, Q Panel, currently located in Westlake would like to relocate on the eastern border of North Ridgeville and the western border of North Olmsted. The copy would like to tap into North Olmsted's sewer system. Talks with Mayor Armbruster have been on-going for quite soane time. However, it should be rioted that North Olmsted handles the treatment of sewage for the benefit of our residents arxi our resident businesses. This issue would seem to be beyond our normal scope. 3) Legislation has been requested which will initiate a recycling program for multi-family units. The city has been working with Browning-Ferris to determine the best method of recycling. The plan, which will be presented to Council soon, should include the following points: (a) the multi-family units must show proof that recycling is taking place; (b) the cost be within the area of the single- family recycling cost; (c) the city should make payment directly to the hauler.