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Council Minutes of 1/5/93 Finance Director Burns reported: 1) The tax bill recently signed by the Governor will have an impact on the city. After consultation with the Ohio Department of Taxation, it was deter that our Recreation Center will riot have to charge a sales tax. The additional sales taxes collected should increase the revenues of the Regional Transit Authflri.ty, which may have some impact on the service cutbacks that they have proposed. 2) 'Ilse annual audit by the Regional Transit Authority was completed in December. The Regional Transit Authority owes the City of North Olmsted $89,000. 3) The Regional Income Tax Agency will begin a subpoena program for North Olmsted in February. The purpose of this program is to bring in citizens who have not filed their city income taxes. Mr. Nashar asked that the Coupeil Cable Advisory Cos~ittee irk with the Cable Advisory Board in preparation for negotiations with our cable franchise company. Mr. McKay, Chairperson of the Public Safety, health and Welfare Committee, reported: 1) Moved to approve a liquor application from And Var Corp., 23135 Lorain road, to Shin Hwa Corp., 23135 Lorain. Road. This is a D5 and D6 permit. The motion was seconded by Mr. Na~har and unanimously approved. 2) Moved to approve a liquor application from Partner's Inc., 27836 Lorain Road, to Partner's Inc., 27330 Lorain Road. This new location is in the shopping center next to Mr. Hero's. The mcation was seconded by Mr. Nashar and unanimously approved. Mr. Lind, Chairperson of the Finance Committee, reported: 1) 'Ilse Finance Committee met at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, January 5; present were Council Member Musial, Finance Director Burns, Service Director Bohlmann, committee members Leonard, Saringer and Lind. Agenda. items were as follows: a. Ordinance 92-182, which is a resolution supporting the Jump-Start America program. The committee reccnded approval. b. Ordinance 92-183, which is a transfer ordinance for current expenses and expenditures for 1992. The committee recommended approval. c. Ordinance 92-184, which is an ordinance authorizing the Mayor and Finance Director to execute a $2.7 million interest-free promissory not for the purpose of Wastewater Treatment Plant rehabilitation. The committee recommended approval. d. Ordinance 93-3, which establishes the salary range for the new position of Assistant Chemist at the Wastewater Treatment Plant. This position will replace a previous lab technician who has retired, and there will be no additional cost to the city. The committee recommended approval. Mrs. Babas, Chairperson of t1~ Intro-Goverrmmental Relations a~ Legislative, Long- Range Planning Committee, reported: 1) She will ask for suspension of Ordinance No. 93-2 regarding the ending of Civil Service coverage for the Board of Education and school system. 3