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MnvvTES alF THE MEETING a>E T>~ cauNC>~., OF TSE CITY aF NURTH OLMSTED OCTODER 4,1994 Present: Council Presid+~t Boomer, Council Members Bahas, Limpert, Lind, McKay, Mu®al, Naar, Saringer Also Present: Mayor Boyce, Law Director Gareau, Finance Director Burns, Clerk of Council Semen Council President Boehmer called the meetiag to order at 8 p.m. in Council Chambers, 5200 Dover Center Road, North Olmsted, Ohio. Members of the audience were invited to join Council in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. President Boehmer announced that Ordinance 94-145 and Resolutions 94-127 and 94-150 would be passed under suspension of the rules. )~EPQD,TS Mayor Boyle reported: 1) Council received a fax from the RID Committee, founde~t by Paul Hunady and Bob Woodman of Lakewood, Ohio, which requests that cities meal unvoted millage. The report is in error because it states that North Olmsted has unvoted millage. All of our mdiage is ~ the Charter, and the Charter is voted on by the public. 2) On October 11, North Oh~ed will again receive the Ohio Motorist Association's Outstanding Achievement in Pedestrian Program Activities Award. 3) The increase in the Board of Hea~kh contract wilt be from $2.22 per person to $2.44 per person based on the 1990 census. The cost will increase to $83,457 from $75,932. 4) According to the County Auditor, 1,025 North Olmsted families attended the property tax conferences recently hekt in the city. Of that number, 916 filed for a review of their property values. In additFOn, 438 homeowners wrote to the County Auditor and 317 homeowners telephoned to discuss property valuations. The Auditor is dispatching appraisers to North Olmsted for further review of hous~g values. Residents who have questioned their property values will receive and answer by the end of October. 5) Effective October 1,1VIarlene Telegedy, activities coordinator at the Senior Center, has been appointed to the position of Ad~istrator of the Division of Aging. The scope of the position of Adm~i~rator has been changed to reflect activities rather than activities and social services. Social services will now be handled by the Department of Human Resources. While the Senior Center will still endeavor to identify poss-ble problems of seniors, they will referred to Director Don Copeland and Director Chris AQ~ra. This new structure will assure that all citizens, regardless of age, wiIl benefit from the programs that Mr. Copebmd has developed and made available to our residents. ~,~..A,...,..oy,.~.. .. ~~~.~ ~, ,. ,. A., , .