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Council Minutes of 4/15/23 Rotary Mower with a 72" Lastec Deck, further authorizing the trade-in of an existing lawn mowing equipment. The current mower is in need of much repair which would be very expensive, so it is being traded in for the John Deere mower. The committee recommended approval and suspension of the rule requiring three readings. ^ Ordinance 2003-65, authorizing the Director of Finance to request proposals from information system consultants to develop design specifications for the purchase and installation of a new financial accounting information system for the City of North Olmsted; further, authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the consultant selected in the RFP process, and declaring an emergency. The committee recommended approval and suspension of the rule requiring three readings. Councilman Nashar, chairperson of the Building, Zoning and Development Committee: 1) The BZD Committee met on April 8. Present were committee members McKay, Gareau, Nashar; Councilmen Limpert, Miller; Mayor Musial, Law Director Dubelko, Safety Director Jesse. Agenda items were as follows: ^ Ordinance 2003-62, an ordinance accepting a water main easement located on the property owned by Capital Hill Development and designated as Permanent Parcel No23i-19-017 on the Cuyahoga County Maps and Records in connection with the water main supplying water service for Rosewood Cluster, and declaring an emergency. This is located at 3690 Columbia Road, and it will tie in a water main at that particular area. After lengthy discussion, the committee recommended approval. Councilman Gareau requested chat BZD chairperson Nashar take the renovation of the Shell gas station at Clague and Lorain roads back into committee as the company has submitted new renderings for consideration. Mr. Nashar agreed to discuss this issue at the next committee meeting to be held on Tuesday, Apri129. Councilman Limpert, chairperson of the Streets & Drainage Committee: 1) The Streets & Drainage Committee met Tuesday evening, April 8. In attendance were committee members Miller and Limpert; Council members Gareau, McKay and Kasler; Mayor Musial, Safety Director Jesse, Law Director Dubelko, Finance Director Copfer. The following items were discussed: ^ Resolution 2003-61, a resolution to grind out and repave South Canterbury Road. This type of repair should last at least three to five years. With some of the new improvemerrts to drainage that have been done, it could last even longer. He requested that the Long-Range Planning Committee look at perhaps doing this road in concrete the next time, and Mr. Miller, the committee chairperson, agreed to that future planning. The committee unanimously recommended approval of Resolution 2003-61. ^ A follow-up to the street tow. Canterbury Road was an important part of that tour, and it will be addressed through Resolution 2003-61. Mr. Miller was concerned as to exactly how much money was available for street repairs this year. Mrs_ Copfer pointed out that she could not provide the exact number because of some outstanding issues in the Clague Road intersection and the Columbia Road easement. Once those 7