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Council Minutes of 7/5/94 The committee requested that the Personnel & Administrative Director actively solicit bids for group life insurance in anticipation of reducing some of the costs that have been incurred. The committee reconnmtnded approval of the legislarion. • e. Ordinance 94-105, which suthori~es the Iirector of Public Safety to advertise for and accept bids for miscellaneous hockey egrt to be sold in the Recreation Center Pro Shop. Since two separate req ' ' ' sunder the $10,000 public bid requirement were received from the same supplier, it was decided to combffie them and go to bids in an effort to attain better prices. The committee recommended approval of the legislation. Mr. Nashar, Chairperson of the Public Safety, 13ealth and Welfare Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on June 29 and in attendance were committee members Lirmpert and Nashar, Safety Director Kasler, and Service Director Bohhnann. On the agenda was Ordinance 94-101 which would proh~h truck traffic in excess of five tans on Country Club Boulevard from Lorain Road to Victoria Lane. The committee recommended approval. Mr. Musial, Chairperson of the Transportation Committee, reported: 1) The comr~#tee has requested that the Safety Director provide a listing of all the `2io Turn on Red" signs so that a determination can be made as to which should be restricted in terms of time application. Also, the commhtee requested that the Safety Director consider hooding the "No Turn on Red" sign at the intersection of Porter and Lorain Roads because at present it is difficult to determine if it is applicable to traffic traveling south on Porter Road or traffic traveling west on Lorain Road. Mr. Limpert, Chairperson of the Environmental Control Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on Wednesday, June 29, to discuss Ordinance 94-100. This legislation will update city standards with regard to storm water management and urban sectary pollution abatements. City Engineer Deichnnann and Service Director Bahlmann feel these changes are necessary in order to clarify the standards far developers. The camndttee recommended approval. AUDIENCE PARTIC~PATI4N Nancy Saegel, 5248 West Park Drive, enjoys living near North Olmsted Park and feels very strongly that alcoholic beverages do not belong in the park because it is a family area. She feels that the Labor Day Parade could be held in a private park or the part~at~ts could drink non-alcoholic beverages. Lois DeBrodt, 23141 Stoneybrook Drive, said she saw no reason whatsoever to have alcoholic beverages iri the park. She has put on parades in North Olmsted for 25 years and many groups have requested the right to have alcoholic beverages in the park and have been refused. The Shriners who participate in the city's I~omecoming Facade have an "after-glow party" at a private facility after the parade. Mrs. DeBrodt feels that allowing the Labor Day Parade participants to have beer in the park will open up a "Pandora's Box." 5