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Special Council Minutes 6/29/93 LEGISLATIQPT (continued) constructing reconstructing sidewalks, driveway aprons, storm sewers and catch basins, and by installing underground and above-ground wires and cables for street lighting, all where necesa~try, together with the necessary appa~rtenances and work incidental thereto. Ordinance No. 93-93 introduced by Mayor Boyle was given its second reading. An ordinance providing for the sub~as~ion to the electors of the City of North Olmsted of an amer~ent to Article VII Section 2 (e) of the Charter, providing for an exception for mandatory referral to electors when zoning to senior residence use, and declaring an emergency. Ordinance No. 93-95 was introduced aril placed ~ first reading by Mr. Nashar on behalf of the Mayor. An ordinance authorizing and directing the Mayor of the City of North Olmsted to enter into ~ agreement with tl~ North Olmsted Soccer Organization (NOSO) to provide for the construction and lease of an addition to the building at Barton/Brad].~y Soccer Fields which presently houses restroom facilities, and declaring an emergency. Mr. Nashar moved for suspension of the rules requiring three readings and ecann+ittee review; second by Mrs. Bags; motion passed unanimously. Mr. McKay asked if the reason for suspe~ion was the need for construction to begin, and Mrs. Babas said it was so. Mr. Nashar moved far adoption; second by Mrs. Babas; motion passed unanimously. Ordinance No. 93-95 adopted. Ordinance No. 93-96 was introduced and placed on first reading by Mr. McKay on behalf of Mayor Boyle. and the entire Council. An ordinance establishing health care bermfits for non-bargai.ra<ing e~ployees of the City of North Olmsted acad. declaring an emergency. Mr. May moved for suspension of the rules requiring three readings and. caamittee review; second by Mr. Lind. Roll call: McKay, yes; Lind, yes; Leonard, yes; Babas, yes; Musial, no; Nashar, yes. Motion passed with five affirmative votes and cage negative vote. Mr. McKay moved for adoption; secorxi by Mr. Lind. Roll call: Iay, yes; Lind, yes; Nashar, yes; M~asial, no; Leonard, no; Babas, yes. Motion passed with four affirmative votes two negative votes. Ordinance No. 93-9b adopted without the emergency claaase in effect. Mr. Musial said he voted "no" because he-has always maintaiara~ed that part-time employees should not be awarded the same health care benefits as full-time employees. Mr. Musial feels that Council Members are part-time employees. Personnel & Administrative Director Wilamosky said that the ordinance was not directed to part-time employees because under State statue elected officials are not considered part-time. Elected officials derive the same benefits as anyone who works 40 to 80 hours a week with respect to pension benefits. Through PERS, Council Members are considered full-time. In addition, the City Charter does mt irxiicate that Council M~nbers are full or part-time. Mr. Wilamosky commented that the purpose of the ordinance was to provide that non-bargaining employees contribute to the health care plan through payroll deductions, which would be a consistent employee policy since uni.an employees contribute through payroll deductions. Ordinance No. 93-98 was introduced and placed on first reading by Mr. McKay an behalf of himself and Mayor Boyle. An ordinance approving the acquisition of real property through a donation by Biskind Development Corp. to be used for recreational purposes. 2 ~;~~~ __ r