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Council Minutes of 11/8/95 Resolution No. 95-138 introduced by Mr. McKay on behalf of Mr. Lmd was given its third reading. A resohrtion authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for pulva-mixing on various streets in the City of North Olmsted, as per specifications now on file in his office, and authorizing the Mayor to contract for same and declaring an emergency. Mr. Lind moved for adoption; second by Mr. McKay; :motion passed unanimously. Resohrtion No. 95-138 adopted. Resolution No. 95-139 introduced by Mr. McKay on behalf of Mr. Lind was. given its third readmg. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise far bids for cracksealmg on various streets in the City of North Olmsted, as per slecifications now on file in his office, and audtorizing the Mayor to co~ract for same ac-d declaring an emergency. Mr. Lind moved for adoption; second by Mr. Limpert; motion passed unanimously. Resolution No. 95-139 adopted. Resolution No. 95-140 introduced by Mr. McKay on behalf of Mr. Lind was given its third reading. A resolution authorizing the Director of Pubfic Service to advertise for bids for partial depth concrete joint repair on various streets in the City of North Cllmsted, as per specifications now on file in his office, and authorizing the Mayor to contract for same and declaring an emergency. Mr. Lind moved for adoption; second by Mr. Limpert; motion passed unanimously. Resohution No. 95-140 adopted. Resolution No. 95-141 introduced by Mr. McKay on behalf of Mr. Lmd was given its ~` third reading. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for diesel fuel and gasoline products for use by the City of North Olmsted, as per specifications now on file in his office, and .authorizing the Mayor to contract for same, and declaring an emergency. Mr. Lind moved for adoption; second by Mr. Nashar; motion passed unanimously. Resolution No. 95-141 adopted. Resolution No. 95-142 introduced by Mayor Boyle was given its third readmg. A resohrtion urging the Ohio Legislature to reject House Bill 68, which bill is due for consideration and will, if approved, greatly relax the present prohibition. agar citizens carrying concealed weapons on their persons. Mr. Nashar moved for adoption; second by Mr. Lmd. Before the vote was taken, a lengthy discussion ensued. Mr. Musial questioned as to whether Council was being premature in passing this resolution since it will be undergoing a series of modifications by the General Assembly. Mr. Limpert said he had the same concern. Mayor Boyle commented that Representative Kasputis had told. him that he planned to meet with the Governor about this bill. However, the Governor has stated that he did not like the bill at all and planned to veto it. He feels that our resolution adds strength to the Governor's posit. The Mayor noted that our legislation, as well as Mr. Kasputis' bill, does call for training. If a compromise does come about, he hopes that training will be included in the leipr~'slation. However, he is still personally opposed to any law that would expand the ability of individuals to carry concealed weapons. The law enforcement agencies in the State, inchuling our own Police Department, are opposed to the proposed bill. Mr. Limpert stated that he agreed the bill under its presem form is not 5