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Council Minutes of 9/18/x0(11
<br />to establish a clear procedure for notice to be given to condominium property owners
<br />affected by requested variances. The new ordinance, Ordinance 2001-113, amends
<br />Section 149.02 of the Administrative Code in order to establish a clear procedure far
<br />notice to be given to condominium property owners affected by proposed
<br />developments. The committee recommended approval of Ordinance 2001-108 and
<br />Ordinance 2001-113. Ordinance 2001-108, which amends the Zoning Code, will
<br />require a public hearing.
<br />Councilman Miller noted that he and Council members Kasler and Dailey were attending
<br />the Transportation Committee which was meeting simultaneously with the Finance
<br />Committee. However, they were able to attend the last part of the Finance meeting.
<br />Councilman McKay, chairperson of the Finance Committee: 1) The committee met on
<br />September 13. In attendance were committee members Limpert, O'Grady and McKay;
<br />Council members Kasler, Miller, Nashar and Council President Saringer; Safety Director
<br />Jenkins, Assistant Law Director Dubelko, Service Director Bohhnann and Finance
<br />Director Copfer. The following items were discussed:
<br />• Resolution 2001-98, which is a resolution adopting the budget for the city for the year
<br />ending 2002 to be submitted to the County Auditor. This is done so the city can
<br />recover taxes from the government entities. The committee recommended approval.
<br />• Ordinance 2001-99, which establishes the compensation and benefits to be paid to all
<br />part-time hourly employees of the North Olmsted bus line. The rates of pay mirror
<br />that of the Regional Transit Authority. That expense is picked up by the Regional
<br />Transit Authority. The committee recommended approval and passage under
<br />suspension of the rule.
<br />• Ordinance 2001-101, which makes ttansfers of funds to provide for current expenses
<br />and other expenses for the city for the year ending December 31, 2001. The transfers
<br />occur in the following departments: Departmenrt of Human Resources in the amount
<br />of $500; Department of General Service, $15,000; General Administration, $7,000;
<br />North Olmsted bus line, $78,000; Sanitary Sewer Fund, $2,000; Springvale,
<br />$213,450; Bond Retiremerrt General Obligation, $116,906; Library Fund, $342,678;
<br />Casualty Loss, $50,000; Endowment Grant Fund, $8,000; Issue 2, $96,059; Library
<br />Construction Fund, $209,633; Permanent Improvements, $25,987; Springvale Capital
<br />Improvements, $20,000. The committee recommended approval.
<br />• Ordinance 2001-105, which authorizes the Mayor to sign an agreernerrt with the
<br />Wastewater Treatment Plant employees. The contract changes are: the sick leave
<br />accumulated time for remuneration has been raised from 960 hours to 1,000; job
<br />openings will be posted for promotions within the family of jobs within departments;
<br />under vacations, employees shall have the option to use one week of their vacation in
<br />one-half day increments; hospitalization, all full-time employees shall comribute
<br />13% of the plan premium, and the city shall pay 87% and employees may participate
<br />in the Option 1 plan throughout this contract; safety and health, the city will provide
<br />Hepatitis B shots to employees if requested; longevity pay increases for 5 years from
<br />$300 to $600, 10 years from $500 to $900, IS years from $800 to $1,200, 20 years
<br />from $1,000 to $1,500; wages, 3% increase each year through 2004; shift premium
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