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Council Minutes of 04-OS-2011 • Energy auditors with URS Corporation were on site today to begin comprehensive inspections of all city buildings related to the Municipal Energy Grant Project. • A public meeting to solicit community input regadding the City Hall parking lot stormwater project will be held in conjunction with the Planning and Design Commission meeting of April 13, 2011. • Operation Medicine Cabinet will be held Saturday, Apri130, 2011. Old prescription medications can be dropped off at the police station on that date for safe disposal. • With the improving weather, there has been a slight increase in theft from autos. Residents are reminded to lock their cars and remove valuables. • Interviews are being held for Fleet Mechanic Helper position, and applications are being accepted for part-time seasonal help in forestry, streets and fleet. Applications should be sent to the Dept. of Human Resources for consideration. • Residents will be receiving a post card in a few weeks indicating brush pick-up dates for each ward. • Brian Blum has been hired as the new Assistant Superintendent at the WWTP. His first day of work was today. • On March 21, 2011, Safety/Service Director Ritenauer and Tim Conway visited the Service Depaztment in Brecksville to discuss their in-house leaf pick-up procedures and the corresponding equipment needs. The visit was very informative and gave much insight as North Olmsted investigates the possibilities of handling leaf pick-up in-house. • The Western Reserve Agency on Aging is sponsoring its annual Spring Senior Wellness and Independence Expo at Great Northern Mall on Wednesday, April 27, 2011 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free health screenings, presentations, entertainment and give-aways will be available. Information is available at the Senior Center for anyone interested. • Health care costs for the 1 S` quarter of 2011 are down approximately $ 44,000 as compazed to the first quarter of 2010. • Springvale is gearing up for the 2011 golf season. Leagues are scheduled to begin play on April 18, 2011. We are in the process of re-booking our golf outings from 2010 for this season. • Springvale also began construction of a pump house building and is nearing completion of the project. The pazking lot project and the renovation to the course are also expected to be completed this season. • There aze still three Friday's left to enjoy the Fish Fry at Springvale. So far, the local non-profits who have assisted with this event are NO Boosters, After Prom, Relay for Life and the Ice/Edges/Hockey Associations. The remaining groups include Deerfield Homeowner's Association, NO Kiwanis and the MS Society. • Several members of city administration will be attending a seminaz next week regarding Senate Bi115 and the potential changes this Bill will bring to our current system. 2