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Council Minutes of 1/3/95 a. Ordinance 94-182 which supports the Jump-Start America program by encouraging employees to purchase American-made cars. The majority of the committee recommended approval. b. Ordnance 94-183 which is a temporary appropriation ordnance to cover the first three months of the year while the formal 1995 appropriation proceedings are taking place. Mr. Nashar, Chairperson of the Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on Tuesday, January 3, and m attendance were Council Members Saringer, Limpert and Nashar and Safety Director Kesler. Agenda items were as follows: a. A D2, DZX, D3, D3A, D6 liquor permit transfer from Superdad, Inc., 26114-16 Lorain Road, to S T Hanna, Inc., DBA Christies Pub, 26114-16 Lorain Road. The committee had no objection to the transfer. Mr. Nashar moved that Council have no objection to the liquor permit transfer; second by Mr. McKay; motion passed unanimously. b. A C1, C2, D6 liquor permit transfer from A Beverages, Inc., DBA Northern Beverage, 25911 Great Northern Shopping Center, to Brans Beverage, Inc., 25911 Great Northern Shopping Center. The committee had no objection to the transfer. Mr. Nashar moved that Council have no objection to the liquor permit transfer; second by Mr. Limpert; motion passed unanimously. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION Don DeChant, 23515 Alexander Road, spoke in opposition to the annexation of Olmsted Township citing concerns about Township road repair and maintenance, scow removal, problems with storm water runoff and the current $51 million debt of North Olmsted. Mr. DeChant asked who would pay for the cost of the election in the Township. Mayor Boyle said the cost would be minimal, approximately $200 for the printing, and Law Director Gareau said the county would pay for the Township election. Mr. DeChant asked if North Olmsted citizens would be required to pay for the Southwest Interceptor that is being constructed near the Township. Mayor Boyle explained that the interceptor was a Regional Sewer District project paid for by that agency. Cities that want to connect into the interceptor will pay for the piping leading to the interceptor. IfNorth Olmsted were to annex the Township, the interceptor would still be the expense of the Regional Sewer District and any new sewers would go in under the form that has been previously used in the city. The Regional Sewer District and the North Olmsted district have definite borders which were established by the State of Ohio. Sally Paradis, 8574 Usher Road, Olmsted Township, asked if the public would be allowed to speak at the Legislative Committee meeting concerning annexation and what city officials would be attending. Mr. McKay explained that there would be a time allotment for comments from the public, but it might be best for a group to appoint a spokesperson. In addition to the Council committee members, Mayor Boyle and all directors will be present. Mayor Boyle commented that he and Berea's Mayor Trupo would be wilting to attend informational-type meetings in the Township in order to answer any questions that 3