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Council Minutes of 9/19/2000 Avenue, Nos. 4404 and 4626. The North Olmsted real property code requires that sidewalks be in good repair if mare than 1 inch differential in the leveling of the sidewalks. This is done for the safety of the pedestrians walking. The committee recommended approval. • Resolution 2000-105, which authorizes the Director of Public Service to receive bids for the wyeing of sanitary sewer manholes on Blossom Blvd. and storm sewer improvements on MacKenzie Road. The committee recommended approval and suspension of the rules requiring three readings so as to speed up the project for this year. • Ordinance 2000-108, an ordinance authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with Polytech Incorporated to provide engineering services for the design of the intersection improvements at Claque and Lorain Road. The total cost is estimated to be $88,670, with the city's share being $8,800. The committee recommended approval. • Resolution No. 2000-109, which adopts the budget for the City of North Olmsted for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 2001 for submission to the County Auditor. The purpose of this resolution is to ensure that North Olmsted receives all funds due the city from the general and special taxes, fees or classes of revenues from the county. The committee and all of Council were provided with the changes/amendments tonight and the committee recommended approval and suspension of the rules requiring three readings as amended. ~ Ordinance 2000-112, which authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the AFSCME Council 8 Local 3517 union for collective bargaining between the city and Local 3517. Sections that were amended from the previous contract include written rules and regulations, seniority and layoff, military duty pay, uniform allowances, health and insurance, promotions, job security, longevity, wages and the term of the agreement. The committee recommended approval and suspension of the rules requiring three readings. • Ordinance 2000-113, an ordinance to transfer appropriations for the current expenses and other expenditures for the city as amended for the year 2000. Changes were made in fire staffing, police administration, police staffing, prisoner care, engineering staffing, engineering operations, public works operations, fleet management equipment, general service staff, general staff operations, public buildings, general administrative, personnel operations, sanitary sewer fund, plant system and debt at Springvale and wages and operating organization also buildings and equipment and capital improvements. The grand total was $52,441,157. The committee recommended approval and suspension of the rule requiring three readings. • Resolution 2000-114, which authorizes the Mayor to apply for Issue 2 funding for the capital infrastructure improvements projects as amended. First on the list was Lorain Road rehabilitation with paving and curbing and storm sewers from the west corporation line to Canterbury Road. Second was Butternut Ridge Road rehabilitation. Third, water main improvements on Marion, Clifford, Alexander, Westchester, West 231 and Tree Lane. The committee recommended approval and suspension of the rule requiring three readings. 8