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Council Minutes of 1/20/2(M14 • A liquor permit transfer to Aoeshi Corporation, located in a restaurant in the plaza behind Dairy Queen and next to Drug Mart, to the Ground Round location. The liquor permit was in safekeeping. The licenses to be transferred are a Dl, D2, D3, D3A and D6. Council was advised that there was a misdemeanor issue involving the participants; however, that does not interfere with the eligibility of the applicants to have this liquor license. Based on the report from the Police Dept., the committee did not object to the liquor license transfer. (D1 is beer only for on-premises consumption in sealed containers for carry-out until 1 a.m.; D2 is wine and certain pre-packaged mixed drinks far on-premises consumption and in sealed containers for carry-out until 1 a.m.; D3 is spirituous liquor for on-premises consumption only until 1 a.m.; D3A is extension of issued permit privilege until 2:30 a.m.; D6 is sales of intoxicating liquor on Sundays between the hours of 9 p.m. and midnight.) Councilman Miller moved that Council have no objection to the liquor permit transfer. Councilman Gareau seconded the motion and asked that the motion be amended to make it clear that the Aoeshi restaurant was not moving to the Ground Round site. Mr. Miller agreed to the amendment. The motion passed unanimously. Councilwoman Kasler commented on the central dispatch discussion. She agreed that one of the major concerns was that North Olmsted already has what other cities envy in this dispatch area and are seeking with this new dispatch arrangement. Although years down the road there possibly could be some financial benefit to North Olmsted in the coordination of purchases of equipment, she thinks that we should be very cazeful. This would be an administrative decision presented to Council. But she believes the city should be very cautious when we entertain the possibility of dismantling something that we already have that others are seeking. Councilman Dailey, chairperson of the Recreation Committee: 1) The committee met on Tuesday, January 13, to discuss Ordinance 2004-3, an ordinance authorizing the Mayor of the City of North Olmsted to enter into a new professional services agreement with Jerry Ludvik, the golf pro at Springvale Golf Course for the period April 1, 2003 through December 31, 2004 and declaring an emergency. In attendance were committee members Dailey, Miller and Kasler; Council members Gazeau, Nashar, Limpert; Safety Director Jesse, Law Director Dubelko, Finance Director Copfer. Mr. Jesse informed the committee that Mr. Ludvik's compensation for 2004 shall remain the same as it had been for 2003. Mr. Jesse then explained what Mr. Ludvik's responsibilities were and how he is additionally compensated by the private lessons that he brings to the Springvale Golf Course. Talk then centered around the fact that Mr. Ludvik's contract had to be altered to include the clause requiring a background check prior to approval. Law Director Dubelko advised that this is consistent with all contractors working in the North Olmsted city parks and recreation facilities. Mr. Miller made a motion to hold in committee subject to the background check being completed. Mrs. Kasler seconded the motion and it passed unanimously 3-0. 2) Mr. Ludvik's contract was discussed during caucus this evening with Mr. Ludvik in attendance. It was agreed to split out Mr. Ludvik's contracts for 2003 and 2004 so he can be paid in a timely manner for the 2003 services. 10