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Council Minutes of 10/6/92 2) Mr. Nashar has recently met with residents of the Pheasants Walk/Quail Run neighborhood to discuss this resolution. The residents asked for further amendments to the legislation with regard to mounding, trees, and other aesthetics. It was pointed out that, since this resolution was drafted by the County, the city could riot make major alterations. Also, the city wnu].d be liable for any additional items. Mr. Nashar supports the Crocker/ Stearns extension and supports the residents' requests for mounding anti other aesthetic improvements. Audience Pa~rti~ci~a_tion Jerey~~sse, 55~Quai1 Run, spoke on behalf of the Pheasants Walk/Quail Run Homeowners' Association. The Association recently met with Mayor Boyle to discuss their concerns. The Association has also met with the School Board to seek their support because this road will impact Forest School. Congresswoman Mary Rose Dakar has also pledged her support to their cause and has been very helpful with staff su~ort. On Wednesday, October 7, Ms. Dakar, County Engineer Neff, Assistant County Engineer Marty Gallito, and Mayor Boyle will meet to discuss this project. Also County CaamLissioner Jim Petro has spoken out on behalf of the residents. The residents would like the City Council to pass a resolution that basically says that Council supports the residents aril would like the Federal Government to. pay for the improvements. Mr. Tasse would like to see a copy of the "executed agreement" between the city and county that is referred to in Resolution 92-131. Jay Power, President of the North Olmsted Firefighters Local 1267 of the International Association of Firefighters, spoke on behalf of Fire Prevention Week. He presented Council Members with a 1993 cal.erdar featuring photographs of professional firefighters in action. This calendar is published each year to raise fords for the International Association of Firefighters Burn Foundation. This foundation provides grants for burn research and treatment throughout the United States and Canada.. During 1991, 25~ of firefighter line-of-duty deaths were the result of burns and asphyxia. Firefighting is a bold, proud profession and the North Olmsted firefighters are proud to be of service to the canrnmity. LEGISLATION Or finance No. 92-111 introduced by Mrs. Saringer was given its second reading. An ordinance providing for the issuance and sale of bonds in the maximum aggregate principal amount of $2,364,000 for the purpose of improving certain designated streets in the city's street system by grading, draining, curbing, reconstructing the pavement base, widening, preparing the surface and paving, by constructing, reconstructing and rehabilitating storm sewers, sanitary sewers and water mains by reconstructing curbs, sidewalks and driveway aprons, by acquiring and installing signals, signs and other equipment and devices to direct and control traffic and by installing underground wires and cables for street lighting, all where necessary, together with the necessary app~tenances and work incidental thereto, and declaring an emergency. Mrs. Saringer moved for suspension of the rules requiring three readings; secorxi by Mr. Lind; motion passed unanimously. Mrs. Beringer moved for adoption; second by Mr. Lind; motion passed ~m~nimously. Ordinance No. 92-111 adopted. 6