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Council Minutes of 9/5/2006 the sale of the old fire station and that should replace some of the money spent to bring this building into compliance for the benefit of all residents of North Olmsted. It was stated that we would have money from the fire station, but. also land in the industrial park along with land purchased through CDBG funds. In a couple of yeazs, we'll be able to sell that property. It is the feeling that those funds should be directed into the fund from which the improvement money is coming. The Mayor smoke passionately regarding the plan that was approved by Council and then voted down in the transfer ordinance. He asked for support on the transfer ordinance tonight to appropriate $116,200 to complete the original project. If the transfer ordinance is passed tonight, the feeling is the project could be done by the end of the yeaz. A motion by Mr. Gareau from the Recreation Committee was made to recommend Resolution 2006-147. The motion was seconded by Mr. Orlowski from the Safety Committee and failed by a vote of 4-1. Councilman Orlowski, chairperson of the Public Safety, Health & Welfare Committee: 1) The committee meeting was called to order on August 22, 2006.. In attendance were members Tallon, Barker and Orlowski; Council Members; Mayor, Assistant Law Director, Safety Director, Chamber of Commerce rep Jim Burns and guests. Agenda items were as follows: • Ordinance 2006-146, which refers to Section 741.03 of Chapter 741 of the Business Regulation Code of the City of North Olmsted. This is a minor change which shall establish the hours of prohibition of commercial deliveries to be consistent with the hours found in Section 555.03 of the Noise Control Code. Mr. Burns, Chamber of Commerce rep, gave a good account off' previous discussions and history on Chapters 741 and 555. Mr. Burns spoke on the associated problem with a noise ordinance and a business ordinance affecting business owners within a city. He would like to reconsider changes to the two ordinances and the possibility of combining the two ordinances in one section of the Codified. Assistant Law Director O'Malley requested the committee to address only Ordinance 2006-146 as a minor time change from 7 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. so there would be less confusion and possible problems in enforcement of the noise and delivery sections of the code. Mr. Burns believed the 7 a.m. time should remain as it allows time for a truck to be spotted on a truck dock and then begin unloading at 7:30 a.m. as it is under current ordinances. Mr. Burns believes the city should provide information on our ordinances regazding truck delivery times, truck unloading times, etc. to the trucking firms so they are aware of what we require of them. Mr. Orlowski concurs with the theme of his idea, but believe it is up to the business community to provide their delivery/logistics companies with a copy of city ordinances. 2) Ordinance 2005-158 was briefly discussed. 3) Mr. Barker requested Ordinance 2006-70 be recommended for tabling. This ordinance dealt with the temporary closing of Esther Ave. at the Fairview Park corporation line to through traffic during the reconstruction of Clague Road. The committee voted unanimously to recommend tabling of Ordinance 2006-70. 4) The committee voted unanimously to recommend adoption of Ordinance 2006-146 under suspension of the rule. 6