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Council Minutes of 7/6/93 LEGISLATION (continued) Reso ution No. - was introduced and placed on first reading by Mr. Leonard. A resolution authorizing thine Director of Public Service to advertise for and accept bids for the ccmatructon of W+~stewater Treatment Plant improveeoents (Bid Package ~2) at the Wastewater Treatment Plant as detailed in the speci£ieations on file, and authorizing the Mayor to contract for same, and declaring an emergency. Ordinance No. 93-99 was introduced and placed on first resting by Mr. Leonard. An ordinance accepting a traffic control easement located on property owned by Emro Marketing Caapany and designated as Fermarient Parcel No. 232-26-16 by Cuyahoga County Maps and Records, said easement shown on Exhibit "C", and declaring an emergency. Ordinance No. 93-100 was introduced and placed an first reading by Mr. Lind. An ordinance to transfer and make appropriations for current expenses auxi other expenditures for the City of North Olmsted for the year ~T18 r 31, 1993. Mr. Lind moved for suspension of the rules requiring three readings and co~mittee review; second by Mrs. Bahas; motion passed unanimously. Mr. Liixi moved for adoption; second by Mrs. Bahas; motion passed unanimously. Ordinance No. 93-100 adopted. Miscellax~ous Business Mrs. roger as a whether the donation of land referred to in Ordinance 93-98 was far the utilization of the adjacent condominium asisociation. Mayor Boyle replied. that the land was being donated to the city for recreational purpo~s arxi it would be considered public land. Since it is so close to a busy street, it will simply be a green area with ~ recreational equipment. Mrs. Beringer asked if it was permissible for college students to paint street addresses on curbs. A discussion ensued as to whether this was permissible under city ordinance. Mr. Gareau commented that there was nothing prod.biting this practice. Mayor Boyle said that having street addresses on the curb is often a help to the Police ami Fire Departments. Finance, Recreation ~ Transportation Committee meetings will be set at a later date. Mr. McKay wished everyone an enjoyable vacation. President Boehmer commented that the Independence Day celebration and picnic had been asuccess-everyone had a great timo! Mayor Boyle said that more than 200 youngsters had participated in the bicycle parade. Mrs. Beringer announced that St. John Westshore Hospital was sponsoring a Festival of Arts the weekend of July 16. Admission will be free, and it is a good opportunity to see the facility. With the agenda being completed and there being no further business to cone before Council, President BoeYmer adjourned the meeting at 8:46 p.m. ~~ Barbara L. Semen, Cler of Council James D. Boel~ner, Pres ant of Counci 7 i