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Council Minutes of 10/3/95 Resohitian No. 95-140 was introduced and placed on first reading by Mr. McKay on behalf of Mr. Lord. A reso~tion authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for partial depth concrete joint repair on various streets in the City of North Olmsted, as per ~ecifications now on file in his office, and authoring the Mayor to contract for same and declaring an emergency. Resolution No. 95-141 was introducai and placed on first reading by Mr. McKay on behalf of Mr. Lind. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for diesel fuel and ' e products for use by the City of North Ohneted, as per specifications now on file in his office, and authorizing the Mayor to contract for same, and declaring an emergency Resohrtion No. 95-142 was introduced and placed on first readmg by Mayor Boyle. A resolution urging the Ohio I,egis~ture to reject House Bill 68, which bdl is due for consideration and will, if approved, greatly relax the present prolm'bition a citizens carrying concealed weapons ~ their persons. Mr. McKay moved for suspan of the rules requiring three readings and committee review; second by Mr. Miller. Roll call: McKay, yes; Miller, yes; Iampert, no; Nashar, yes; Beringer, yes. The mot~m did not receive the required five affirmative votes and failed. The legislation will be given its second reading at the next Councd $. Mr. Limpert commented that he had cast a negative vote because he had not had an opportunity to read: House Bs~168. He is hesiotant to vote to su~end the rules until he has more information. Mayor Boyle coated that he introduced the legslatiom because he feh our citizens and police forces would be put in jeopardy by allowing people to carry concealed weapons. Mr. Mdller, a court. eyee who said a shooting had occaured at his work place, said he felt it was mkt upon every member of the Council to support Resohution 95-142. He feels the Council has an obligation to all of our citizens to limit the carrying of concealed weapons in our community. Mr. Limpert said he was not speaking out against the resoltution, just suspension of the rules. Mayor Boyle said he respected that position; however, he will forever oppose any type of concealed weapon law. Resohrtion No. 95-143 was introduced by Mr. McKay on behalf of Mr. Musial. A resolution urging the State Legislature to provide for a law which would expressly permit municipal corporations to set amide from current fiscal year resources to be placed in a separate fund (rainy day reserve fund) to pay unanticipated general fiord obligations, and declaring an emergency 8