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Council Minutes of 11/21/95 e. Article V, Section 6, Director of Human Resources. The proposed change reads: ',,- "The Director shall make all necessary rules and regulations for the government of the department and the divisions thereof' and "The Department of Human Resources shall include therein a Department of Aging, which will be headed by the A tor." This change would direct the Administrator to report to the Director of Human Resources and not to the Mayor or his designee. Council accepted this proposal by a vote of 6 to 1. Since that time, P & A Director Wdamosky, who is ciurently directing the Divi~©n of Aging, has asked for a reconsul~ation. This issue wdl be reviewed at the next meeting and Mr. Wilamosky will be given an opportunfty to presegt his views. The. co will reconvene at a future date to continue discussinn of the proposed Charter changes. Mr. Nashar, Chairperson of the Pubfic Safety, Health and Welfare Committee: 1) The committee met this evening to discuss a C2 liquor permit for Manhattan Deli, 24180 Lorain Road. The committee had no objections. Mr. Nashar moved that Council approve the new C2 liquor permit for Manhattan Deft; second by Mr. McKay; motion passed unanimously. AUDIEIITCE PARTICII~'¢TION George Levano~ 27979 Southern Avenue, said that the street was lowered when recently repaved and this is causing his vehicles to scrape when entering and exiting his driveway apron. Mr. Levanoff would like the city to lower the grade of his driveway apron. He said that he did not receive an answer to his request de~ite repeated and trips to City Hall. After speaking to his Council representative, achy infector did come out to look at the problem Mr. Levanoff said he was told the city would cut down the driveway, but it would be at his expense. Since he has lived at the residence for 20 years without this problem, he does not feel he should pay for the work. Service Director Bohhnann responded by saying that he was aware of Mr. Levano~s problem An engineering inspector was sent out in September and reported that the edge of the apron to the bottom of the street was slightly more than it had been previously. However, the ffispector din not feel any action was necessary. Another inspector was sent out last week. After a call from Councihnan Nashar, Mr. Bohlmann agreed to inspect the site himself; whidi he lily intends to do. Mr. Bohlmaon denied that either he or the inspector had told Mr. Levanoff that he must pay for the repairs. If Mr. Bohlmann determines that the city did lower the street sufficiently enough to cause the problem, the city w~71 replace the apron at no cost to the homeowner. That is standard procedure in situations such as this. However, if the city does do the work, it cannot begin until next year when funds are available and the weather is better. I.EGiSLATION Resohrtion No. 95-144 introduced by Mayor Boyle and the entire Council was given its third reading. A resolution supporting Jump-Start America and declaring an emergency. Mr. McKay moved to table Resolution No. 95-144; second by Mr. Musial; motion passed unanimously. Resolution No. 95-144 was tabled. ~;<x.~,