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Council Minutes of 10/5/93 Mayor Boyle reported: 1) Halloween trick-or-treating will be held in the city on Saturday, October 30, from 6 to 8 p.m. 2) Along with Service Director BohLnarm, met with the Darter Company which is doing the deaagraphics for the senior housing project. Hopefully, by the end of next month. the full study will be ca~pleted and we will be able to proceed. There are several areas being considered for the senior homing The information .provided by the banter Cca~any will assist the architects, Kac2~r and Associates, in designing the project. A volunteer co~aittee has been formed to help pease Issue 23, a Charter ~t that will shorten the time frame a~i allow senior housing to be built more easily. The volunteer coepmittee is called "Frierxis of the Family" and donations are welcome. 3) Negotiations with the Regrma]. Transit Authority on a new contract are on- going. A subcommittee has been established to look at the current contract to determine if certain items can be changed immediately. 4) The city is in negotiations with Cuyahoga County with regard to the sanitary sewer contract. We review the amount of sewage we can take across the limos and meet with the county aixi negotiate the r~nber of tap-ins that ern be allowed in the Olmsted Township porticm serviced by the Wastewater Treatment Plant. 5) On Thursday, October 8, a meting will be held with tte residents live on Stearns Road south of Lorain Road. Past meetings have to concentrate on the problems of residents living north of Lorain Road, at~ci this meeting will give these residents an opportunity to express their concerns ani ideas about the Crocker/Steams extension project. 6) The following projects, totaling over four million dollars, have been applied for under the Issue 2 program: a. MacBeth Avenue,. $203,000. b. Deerfield subdivision, Phase I C, $1,346,500. c. Barton Road water line south of Lorain Road, $300,000. d. Barton Road storm sewer south of Lorain Road, $436,000. e. Sanitary sewer rehabilitation program, $1,700,000. f. Mastick Road storm water improvements, $490,000. g. Root Ditch culvert replacement, $358,000. North Olmsted has received more money in Issue 2 funds than any city in the county with the exception of the City of Cleveland. We believe that we will receive some of the current requests and possibly some zero interest loans. 7) The local drug abuse resistance program, C.A.R.E., will hold a celebrity server night on Thursday, October 14, at the North Olmsted Big Boy restaurant. All tips collected by the celebrities will be given to the C.A.R.E. program. Law Director Gareau reported: 1) As the Mayor indicated, we are meeting with RTA to negotiate along-term contract or to at least extend the existing contract to give us an opportunity to resolve a rnunber of issues that must be considered in light of the change in transportation over the past year. A subcommittee has been formed to look at same of the financial data. 2) With regard to the Halleen case, a deposition was taken a couple of mks ago and the individual being deposed walked out of the deposition. A motion was filed to compel additional discovery, and we filed a brief in opposition. In the meantime, Halleen has presented a proposed resolution of the lawsuit that will be presented to the Board of Zoning appeals. 2 _. i