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Council Minutes of 6/7/94 ,;, following reasons: anticipated income tax revenue from Moen was not received an 1993; =~ `~' the City of Westlake passed an income tax increase of 2% with a 1008/o credit; a bad winter resulted in higher than normal costs for overtime and salt. The shortfall is approximately $350,000, and the A 'on is actively planning for the 1994 year end carryover. The committee recd pas~tge of the ordinance. d. Ordinance 94-87, which rotes fiords for the operation of Springvale when and if it is purchased by the city. This ' once must be in place before the purchase can be effected, and money canncrt be spent without the appropriation. If Sprmgvale is not purchased, the money wig not be This is a sax month appropriation. The committee recommended passage. e. Ordinance 94-90, which authorizes the Mayor to enter into a contract to purchase Springvale. This le ' was discussed in a Committee-as-a-Whole ~etictg held on June 2. Final approval has not yet been given. f. Ordinance 94-91, which establishes the compensation, benefits and working condhaons of salaried, non-bargaining us~itt yeas of NOMBL. This legislation will correct an error in the original organiaatal c~#art which has not been changed since 1990. The General Manager's range wfil be extended allowing him to receive the entire 4 1/2% increase. The committee ree ded passage. g. Ordinance 94-92, why authorizes the issuance and sale of $2.6 million bond anticipation notes for the construction of the new fffe station. The committee recommended passage. Mr. Nashar, Chairperson of the Public Safety, Health and Welfare Camnaattee, reported: 1) The committee met on May 18 to discuss Resohition 94-81 pertaining to the construction of the new fire station. Preseirt were committee members Saringer, Limpert and Nashar and a majority of Cotmcil M s. After reviewing the plans, the committee recommended approval and agreed to accept the proposed plans. 2) The committee met on hme 2 to discuss a liquor permit name transfer for the Convenient store located at 28649 Lorain. Road. The committee recommended approval. Mr. Nashar moved to approve the liquor permit transfer from Nunuey, Inc., DBA Convenient, 28649 Lorain Road to Naeem, Inc., DBA Convenient, 28649 Lorain Road; second by Mr. McKay; motion passed una~nously. Mr. Musial, Chairperson of the Transportation Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on May 18, and in attendance were committee members Bahas and Musial; Council Members Lmd, Nashar, Lampert and McKay; Mayor Boyle; Fin~ce Director Burns. The committee discussed the 1m~3' of a traffic light at the intersectaon of Driscoll and Cottonwood with Dover Center Road. A survey was conducted last year to ascertain whether or not there was su~caent data to justify the issuance of a warrant for a traffic light at this intersection. The data proved to be insufficient; however, a slut increase in the vohune on Driscoll Lane would have put warrant nine over the top. The committee voted to request the Administration conduct another survey this year. Mr. Limpert, Chairperson of the Environmental Committee, reported that the committee concurred with the previous reports made regarding the Dover Lift Station improvements. 4