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Council Minutes of 6/16/92 telephone system. The package will include an uninterruptable power supply so that, if the power goes down within the facility, the programming within the memory of telephones and ccxnputers will not be lost. The committee recatmends approval. Mr. Nashar, Chairperson of the Streets & Drainage Cam~ni.ttee, reported: 1) The committee met on June 10. In attendance were committee members Musial, Saringer and Nashar; Council Members Lind, Leonard, Babas and McKay; Service Director Bohlmann. The following legislation was discussed: a. Resolution 92-67 which authorizes the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for stormwater dry improvements on South Barton Road. Estimated cost of this project is $50,000. Work should begin in mid-July. Once this project is complete, the County will resurface South Barton Road. Tl~ committee recommends approval. Mr. Musial, Chairperson of the Recreation Committee, reported: 1) The Recreation Committee met on June 10. In attendance were committee members Baths, Nashar and Musial; Council Members Lind, Beringer, McKay and Leonard. The following legislation was discussed: a. Ordinance 92-70 which pertains to the use of North Olmsted Park by city organizations who sponsor travelling shaves and carnivals. The committee felt it could not make a decision without more input from city organizations; therefore, Mr. Musial will arrange to meet with a number of city organizations. Mrs. Babas, Council representative to the Recreation Commission, reported on the meeting which was held on Wednesday, June 10. The Commission discussed the out- come of the fund-raising carnival sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis. For future events, the Commission suggested that residents living near the park be notified in advance and that a chain of command be established for notificatioa~ of rule violations. The Commission also held a brief discussion of the July 4 festivities. Mr. Leonard commented that such events were a maintenance problem for the Service and Recreation Departments. Also, he wondered what the city received in rental fees. Mrs. Babas did not have information on the rental fees. The Commission is aware of the extra maintenance costs for such events. However, it should be noted that the contract for this carnival had included payment for any damages to the grounds. Audience Partici ation Je frey Tasse, 2 Quail Run, addressed Council on behalf of the Pheasant's Walk and Quail Run Civic Association. Mr. Tasse spoke about the residents' concerns dealing with the Crocker/Stearns project. Mayor Boyle and Council Members were invited to attend a walk-througk~ of the residents' yards to see firsthand how this project will impact their properties. Since Mr. Tasse last addressed Council on March 3, 1992, the Association has contacted County Commsso~r Petro, Congresswoman Oakar, the County Engineer, and the North Olmsted City ® Schools in an effort to secure funding for their requests. Everyone who was contacted agreed that the residents' requests were reasonable. Also, the 4