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Council Minutes of 9/3/2002 . commeming on behalf of all that Section 533.05 was recently declared unconstitutional '~ by the Ohio Supreme Court. As a point of order, Law Director Dubelko noted that the state statute, upon which our ordinance is based, had been declared unconstitutional. Roll called continued: Dailey, yes; Kasler, yes; Nashar, yes; McKay, yes. The motion passed unanimously. Ordinance No. 2002-135 adopted. Ordinance No. 2002-136 was introduced and placed on first reading by Councilwoman Kasler. An ordinance amending Section 337.27 of the Traffic Code of the City of North Olmsted, entitled "Drivers and Passengers Required to Wear Seat Belts; Penalty," so as to make violations of the ordinance a primary offense, and declaring an emergency. MISCFi.r.Atv~;OUS BUSIlYESS President O'Grady announced that there would be aCommittee-of--the-Whole meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 10. Mrs. Kasler scheduled a Public Safety Committee meeting for Tuesday, September 10, following the Committee-of--the-Whole to discuss Ordinance 2002-136. The Safety Director and, if she deems necessary, a representative from the Police Department are asked to attend. The committee will also discuss the military Leave benefits legislation, 2001-146. When amended, the legislation will be heard in the Finance Committee. A liquor permit will also be discussed. Mr. Nashar scheduled a BZD Committee meeting for Tuesday, September 10, immediately following the Public Safety Committee. The committee will discuss Ordinances 2002-128 through and including 2002-133. The City Engineer and the Building Commissioner are asked to attend. Mr. Gareau asked if the True North gas stations (Shell) could be discussed, and Mr. Nashar agreed. Mr. Miller scheduled a Legislative Committee meeting for Tuesday, September 10, immediately following the BZD Committee to discuss Ordinance 2002-134. Human Resources Director Copeland and members of the CDBG Committee are asked to attend. Mr. Limpert asked if the issue of recognizing September 11 on a yearly basis could be discussed in the Legislative Committee. The research he has been finding shows that even Pearl Harbor Day is taken year by year. Mr. Miller consulted with the Law Director as to whether this could be discussed as the resolution recognizing Safety Forces Day every year had already been passed. The Law Director said it would be proper to look at legislation that has already been passed. The legislative process can be started in committee. Mr.lVfiller agreed to add the issue to the committee agenda. With the agenda being completed and there being no further business to come before Coufi~il, President O' ~ , y adjowned the Council meeting at 10:1/7~p.m. arbara L. Seman, erk of Council Thomas E. O'Grady, Presidenb6lCouncil 17