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Council Minutes of 8/4/98 proposal. The committee invited comments or participation--no comments were made. :~,~. The committee unanimously recommended approval. A public hearing on this legislation was held earlier this evening. Mr. Gareau noted that this legislation has been removed from this evening's Council agenda and referred back to committee for further review and possibly Planning Commission review as well. Mrs. Kasler, Chairperson of the Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings Committee: 1) The committee met on Wednesday, July 29, to obtain a status report on the Rec Center ice rink roof project. In attendance were Council members Kasler, Gareau, Miller, Limpert, McKay and O'Grady; Mayor Musial; directors of Safety and Service; Todd Morgan from the Recreation Center; guests from various skating organizations. The project is well underway and on schedule with approximately 2,000 square feet of roofing placed each day. The city absorbed the cost of a change in insulation which provided for more efficient installation and more significant insulation. The contractor is paying the cost of all overtime incurred by 12 hour workdays. The HVAC system is yet to be bid. However, should the opportunity exist without adversely affecting rink usage, that project will move forward as well. Should it not be possible to perform this entire project, early this fall a portion of the project will begin to include replacement of two HVAC units with the remainder of the project being completed at the earliest convenient time. It is anticipated that some funds will remain at the completion of these projects and may be used for the replacement of ice rink lighting. This will come before Council at some future date. Council President Saringer noted that the Ohio Department of Commerce has sent its annual notification that all liquor permit holders in the city must renew their permits by October 1, 1998. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION Sandi Prioletti, 6115 Christman Drive, thanked Councilman Nashar, Councilman O'Grady and the Mayor for attending a Bretton Ridge Homeowners Association carnival held on July 18. They were very receptive to the people in the development that showed up for the meeting, and their concern was appreciated. She will keep in touch regarding the flooding problem. LEGISLATION Resolution No. 98-72 was introduced and placed on first reading by Mr. Limpert on behalf of Mayor Musial. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for the enclosure of the wet well at the Dover Lift Station in the City of North Olmsted as detailed in the specifications on file and authorizing the Mayor to contract for the same, and declaring an emergency. 7 ,~ ,~:.