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Council Minutes of 5/19/92 Audience Partici tion (continued) c. cessive turnover o Activity Coordinators and Craft Instructors during the past 2Z years. Ms. Miller asked that Council check into these matters and presented her comments in written form to Council President Boehmer. Ron Cansky, 24048 Maple Ridge, addressed Council about cleaning up the city. He made the following points: a. Some residents do not care for their property--lawns are rat properly main- tained and trash and junk are left in yards. b. Rubbish is often put out several. days in advance of pickup. c. Vehicles with "for sale" signs are left on private and commercial property. d. Political sign pollution. e. Bus routes down Maple Ridge have contributed to the street problems, and the buses seem to be exceeding the speed limit. d. The placement of mail boxes is not done with uniformity. Mr. Cansky stated that he has called the police about these problems but has not always been satisfied with their response. Mr. Cansky presented Council with a number of photographs showing the violations that he has witnessed. Councilwomen Saringer and Babas asked Mr. Cansky to call Council instead of the police to remedy these situations. Mayor Boyle agreed that there was a problem with political signs, acid the city is currently co~lucting a study on this. The Mayor made the point that, due to financial reasons, the city has a shortage of inspectors. He catmot expect city e;nployees to take their Down time on the way to and from work to look for problems. We have seen a good deal of improvement in our neighborhoods; now we are down to people who do not care. The city will cite these residents because it is important to instill pride in our neighborhoods. Fred Hatton, 5204 Porter Road, spoke in support of Tina Hlavaty, Senior Center Administrator. He feels things are going very well at the Senior Center. Mr. Hatton has sent a letter to the Mayor and will send letters to Council concerning specific details about the Senior Center. LEGISLATION Or~inanee 1Vo. 92-38 introduced by Mr. McKay was given its third reading. An ordinance to amernd Section 1701.13 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of North Olmsted. Mr. McKay moved for adoption; second by Mr. Nashar; motion passed unanimously. Ordinance No. 92-38 adopted. Ordinance No. 92-39 introduced by Mr. Nashar was given its third reading. An emergency ordinance enacted by the City of North Olmmsted, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, hereinafter referred to as the MtJDTICIPALITY, in the matter of the hereinafter described improvement and requests the cooperation of the County of Cuyahoga by its Board of County Commissioners, hereinafter referred to as the GdE3N'1.'Y. Mr. Nashar moved for adoption; second by Mrs. Saringer; motion passed unanimously. Ordinance No. 92-39 adopted. 6