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Council Minutes of 9/7/93 Building Commissioner Conway, Service Director Bohlmann. The following items were discussed: a. Ordinance 93-106, which will repeal Section 139.04 of the Codified Ordinances pertaining to the registration axxi payment of a $15 fee for private police. This had been objected to aACI: brought before the Ohio Supreme Court. The Court ruled that the city caimot require payment of a fee. The com~.ittee supports Ordr~nce 93-106 since private imTestig~-tors/security guards- are registered by the State. b. Ord3a~ance 93-107 dealing wi.Ch ame:uiing the traffic. control file by providing for nD parking signs can various atr~ts near the high school during school Furs. The committee reviewed the ordi.rmnce aryl felt that the no parking signs an the side of the street opposite of the fire hydrants should limit parking frog 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The struts effected are Burns, Decker, Dorothy, Glouchester, Midvale, Nantucket, Northern, Pompton, South Porter, Revere aryl Southern. The cc~mittee recarrmended approval of the ordinance. 2) Mr. McKay moved to approve the transfer of a liquor permit from Sly Fox, 4755 Great Northern Blvd. to Madira Corg. DBA Sly Fox, 4755 Great Northern Blvd.; secorxl by Mr. Leonard; motion passed unanimously. Mr. Lind, Chairperson of the Finance Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on August 25. Present were Council Memtaers Leonard, Beringer, Lind, McKay, Musial, Nashar; Safety Director Gurydy; Building Commissioner Conway; Service Director Bohlmaruy. The following items were discussed. a. Ordinance 93-103, which calls fora 2% surcharge on building permit fees. The committee will study this proposal further. b. Ordinance 93-101, which provides for architectural services for Town Hall. The cost will be approxi3mately $5,000. The committee recommeryded approval. c. Ordinance 93-102, which will authorize the city to submit application for Issue 2 funds. The comm9itt~ recommeryded approval. d. Ordinances 93-109, which authorizes the Mayor to contract for a feasibility study for the senior citizen complex. It is anticipated that the feasibility study will cost $15,000. The committee recommecxled approval. e. Ordinance 93-110, which provides for architectural services for the senior citizen complex. It is anticipated the cost for a preliminary design and. concept will be $19,800. The committee recomme~xied approval. f. Ordinance 93-88, which provides for awards to employees for suggesting cost- saving measures.. The language relating to the establishment of a new fund was removed. The committee recommended approval. Z) Mr. Lind presented to the Mayor, Service Director and Streets & Drainage Chairman Nashar a petition from Westchester and Olmsted Drive residents. The residents are protesting the decision not to put down a one inch overlay of asphalt a~ instead to just do patching. Mr. Nashar, Chairperson of the Streets & Drainage Committee, reported: 1) A meeting was held at City Hall on August 31 regarding the Crocker/Steams extension. In attendance were Congressman Hoke, representatives from the County Engineer's office, representatives from ODOT, Mayor Boyle, Counc]men Nashar and 6 ~w.fa~n~aA~aM.a'~++sr[xrtRP~..vR3x.?~;'F`a~t"Fb/f Y';';• .. ~ y