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Council Minutes of 9/3/2002 ~,~»~ conduct offense following an entry of a plea of guilty on his part. He then appealed from his conviction. The Court of Appeals dismissed the appeal, holding that the defendant had waived his right to take an appeal from that conviction by the manner in which he had entered his plea of guilty. Finance Director Copfer: 1) Mary C. Lilly, our payroll bookkeeper retired at the end of August after 25 years of service to the city, and there was a great send-off for her last Thursday evening. Thank you very much to those who attended. 2) On Friday, August 23, Council received the revenue and expenditure reports through July. Mr. Miller had mentioned saving paper and only printing three copies. However, she feels it is really important for Council, who controls the purse strings, to have the month-end reports, especially during these lean times. She is working on creating more of an executive summary-type report for Council and the Mayor which will give the highlights. If Council agrees, she will print two copies of the more detailed reports to leave in the Council office for review by Council Members. 3) She has been working on the annual information filing which is required reporting to the investors and bond holders. This is done at the end of September of every year and is filed with the NRMSIlt, a repository where all this data is held as an information source for investors or bond holders. 4) The ordinance authorizing participation in the Crocker/Steams project, particularly the Bradley Woods wetlands remediation has been identified as Ordinance No. 89-14. Councilman McKay, chairperson of the Finance Committee: 1) The Finance Committee met on Tuesday, September 3. In attendance were committee members Kasler, Limpert and McKay; Councilmen Miller, Nashar, Gareau, Dailey; President O'Grady; Finance Director Copfer; Law Director Dubelko; Safety Director Thomas. The committee discussed Resolution 2002-109, a resolution adopting the budget of the City of North Olmsted for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 2003 and submitting the same to the County Auditor. The purpose of this budget is to inform the county of the need for North Olmsted to levy taxes to operate the city. The committee recommended approval, Councilman Nashar, chairperson of the Building, Zoning and Development Committee: 1) The BZD Committee met on August 27. Present were committee members McKay, Gareau, Nashar; Councilmen Miller and Limpert; City Engineer Deichmann, Building Commissioner Conway, Law Director Dubelko. Agenda items were as follows: Fairview Corporate Center, located east of Clague Road on the north side of Brookpark Road. Representing Fairview Corporate was Mr. Don Lydon. The proposal consists of parking and landscaping plans for the North Olmsted portion of the Fairview office park development, which is the borderline of North Olmsted and Fairview, right off of Brookpark Road. The North Olmsted site will be 70% green space. The site will be buffered with three 9 foot mounds along Clague Road. At this point, the committee recommended holding this issue until they could go out and visit the site. A second committee meeting was held this evening, September 3, to address this issue. The committee recommended that the area on the Brookpark Road side remain natural and there would be no mounding on the Braokpark Road side. After 4