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Council Minutes of 3/21/2000 5) The Finance Committee met on Monday, March 20. Present were committee members ~, McKay, Limpert, O'Grady; Council members Gareau, Miller, Nashar; Council President Saringer; Finance Director Copfer; Service Director Bohlmann; Fleet Manager Demaline; Mayor Musial; Safety Director Jenkins; Police Chief George Ruple and Fire Chief Ed Bak. Items discussed were: • Mr. Bohlmann presented Council with the copies of equipment purchase line items 318, 349, 350, 356 and 982, and also a copy of the line item of 294 with an explanation of the items and costs. Fleet Manager Demaline explained the costs of replacing a new lift and new door in the garage. The committee then approved the appropriation for the Division of Engineering, Division of General Services. • Division of Fire. Corrections were made on page 22, line 868 to increase equipment from $20,000 to $48,400; line 869 vehicles was increased from zero to $22,000 (appropriation line item for the assistant chiefs vehicle). The line EMS squad increased from $165,000 to $177,000. The Fire appropriations were approved. • The Police Fund was approved as printed and emergency dispatch division was approved as printed and will be reviewed in the future. • Council's appropriation was adjusted to include apart-time student to assist the Clerk of Council and recodification was changed from $4,500 to $5,500 to cover the cost of recodification which is expected to be as much as it was last year. Council will be researching the cost of a fax machine for the Clerk of Council. 6) Hopefully, the appropriations will be completed on Monday, March 27. Discussed at that time will be the Building Department, the Rec Department and Springvale. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION Dennis Lambert, 25057 Carey Lane, spoke about the garage sale ordinance which he does not completely agree with. He said that in Fairview Park, a resident only needs to call City Hall to register a garage sale--there is no application and no fee. Another part of the ordinance he does not like is the inclusion of not being able to sell a car with a sign in the window. Mr. Lambert felt the number of days and the number of sales during the year could be regulated. LEGISLATION Ordinance No. 99-106 introduced by Mr. Miller was given its third reading. An ordinance creating new Section 1139.12 of the North Olmsted Zoning Code regulating the location of free-standing industrialized units on commercial property, as twice amended. Mr. Miller moved for adoption; second by Mr. Gareau; motion passed unanimously. Ordinance No. 99-106 adopted. 8