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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTID OCTOBER 20, 1992 Present: Council President Boehmer, Council Members Bahas, Leonard, Lind, McKay, Musial, Nashar, Saringer Also Present: Mayor Ed Boyle, Clerk of Council Barbara Seman Council President Boehmer called the meeting to order at 8:01 p.m. in Council Chambers, 5200 Dover Center Road, North Olmsted, Ohio. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Eagle Scout Jamie Hauser. The minutes of the meeting of October 6, 1992 were approved as written. LEGISLATION Resolution No. 92-150 was introduced by Mayor Boyle on behalf of himself and all of Council and given its first reading. A resolution co~r~mending the achieve- ment by Jamie Hauser of the Eagle Scout Award in Boy Scouting. (The resolution was read in its entirety) Mrs. Saringer moved for suspension of the rules requiring three readings and committee review; second by Mr. Lind; motion passed unanimously. Mrs. Saringer moved for adoption; second by Mr. Lind; motion passed unanimously. Resolution No. 92-150 adopted. Jamie was presented with the resolution, and Council congratulated him on his accomplishments. Mayor Boyle presented Jamie Hauser with a proclamation commending and congratula- ting him on behalf of the entire community for his accomplishment in receiving the Eagle Scout Award. Jamie was recognized by all present. President Boehmer announced that Resolution 92-134, Resolution 92-142 and Resolution 92-149 would be passed under suspension of the rules; also Resolution 92-135 had been added to the agenda and Ordinance 92-131 had been removed. Mayor Boyle reported: 1) On October 7, met with Congresswoman Mary Rose Oskar, County Engineer Tom Neff and the Ohio Department of Transportation to discuss several alternatives in planning and financing for both sides of Lorain Road with regard to the Crocker/Stearns extension. Discussion concerned the possibility of this project becoming a pilot program with funding by the Federal Government. 2) Have met with Malcolm Pirnie to discuss plans for up-grading the Waste Water Treatment Plant. The work that has been done during the past several years has brought the capacity down from close to 100% to 75%. According to Malcolm Pirnie, there are different ways of operating the plant which will improve capacity. This plant is a 7 million gallon plant, which refers to the amount of sanitary flow into the river per day. If we address the treatment of the waste, we can lower the percentage of the 7 million gallons. Our long-range plans will not only protect Rocky River but possibly lower future raises in the sewer rates.