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Council Minutes of 6/18/2002 are victims. In this case, he is concerned about the West Nile Virus. Law Director Dubelko said he is concerned about the concept of public funds being used for private ;~ interest. Whenever this is done, it should be done on a case-by-case basis and in consultation with the Law Department. Linda Powell, 26815 Leenders Lane, said that during the last political campaign there was mention of possibly televising Council meetings. She would like this to be considered. It was decided that the Cable Advisory Board will take this matter under consideration. Mrs. Powell is concerned about the lighting at the new Tops store. The lighting that was installed causes glaze and lights up her whole house. Also, the stare is using a public address system that is very laud. Mr. Limpert said that, through discussions at the Planning Commission, the wattage for the lights had been reduced. He requested that the Building Department look itrto the lighting to make sure what was approved is in fact in place. He does not recall any discussion about an outside public address system. This should also be looked into by the Building Department. Patricia Deis, 26893 Sweetbriar, asked that Council pass an ordinance requiring pet owners to clean up after their pets. Many dog owners are walking their pets on the Pine School property in her neighborhood and it causes quite a problem, especially in the warm weather. Mrs. Deis has cleaned up the area herself at times and even provided plastic bags for the dog walkers, but the problem persists. Mr. Gareau said the city does have such an ordinance, but it is difficult to enforce. Perhaps signs should be posted. Jim Bums, 3968 Dover Center Road, asked if any follow-up had been done on the right turn arrow at Brookpazk extension and Dover Center Road. He was informed that the arrow has been turned off. LEGISLATION Ordinance No. 2002-73 introduces by Mayor Musial was given its third reading. An ordinance dispensing with employing an RFP process and authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreemem with Floyd Browne Associates, Inc. for the purpose of creating a master plan for a developing area within both the Willow Woods subdivision and a surrounding area of Olmsted Township within the North Olmsted Sewer District, and declaring an emergency. Councilman McKay moved for adoption. The motion was seconded by Councilman Nashaz and passed unanimously. Ordinance No. 2002-73 adopted. Ordinance No. 99-126 introduced by Council Members Gareau, Miller and Kasler was given its second reading as amended. An ordinance creating a new Chapter 177 of the Administrative Code, entitled "Department of Planning," in order to establish a Department of Planning for the City of North Olmsted and to create the position of Director of Planning and declaring an emergency as amended. 13