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Council Minutes of 1/17/2006 ® add an emergency clause. The motion was seconded by Councilman Talton and passed unanimously. Ordinance No. 2005-187 amended. • Liquor license stock transfer for Harry Buffalo North Olmsted Inc. The Police Dept. had no objections, and the committee unanimously recommended that Council not object. Councilman Orlowski moved that City Council not object to the stock transfer for Harry Buffalo North Olmsted Inc. The motion was seconded by Councilman Barker and passed unanimously. • Liquor license transfer of ownership from J C B Corp., DBA Backdraught Bar & Grill, to Cantina LLC, DBA Backdraught Bar & Grill. The Police Dept. had no objections. The committee unanimously recommended Council have no objection. Councilman Orlowski moved that City Council not object to the transfer of ownership for Backdraught Bar & Grill. The motion was seconded by Councilman Barker and passed unanimously. 2) The committee met this evening, Januazy 17. In attendance were all Council members with the exception of Councilman Gareau, Mayor O'Grady, all directors and Police Chief Ruple. The committee discussed: • Resolution 2006-6, a resolution authorizing the Director of Public Safety to make an emergency purchase of five new Crown Victoria Interceptor cruisers for the North Olmsted Police Dept. through the state purchase program; further authorizing the Mayor to execute all necessary contract documents and declaring an emergency. Three bidders picked up bid packages for the cruisers, but none returned a bid. Therefore, the city is considering the use of the state bid process. The vendor is taking the five Crown Victoria cruisers in trade-in and ,giving the city an allowance. Police Chief Ruple discussed this issue and said he believes that our Service Dept. can have the equipment taken off the old vehicles and mounted on the new vehicles in very good time, and he doesn't see any problems with this. • Resolution 2006-5, a resolution authorizing the Mayor on behalf of the City of North Olmsted to negotiate and accept an easement from the Cleveland Metroparks Board of Park Commissioners for the purpose of constructing a joint access drive on Metroparks real property that will provide access to Fire Station No. 2 and to the Metropazks property. The ingress driveway to the fire station will be on the Metroparks property. Parking for users of the Metroparks trailhead will be available on the other side of the median strip. The parking area will be asphalt, and the balance of the driveway and the other property on the fire station property will be concrete. This arrangement will provide additional green space on the east side of the fire station property which will benefit the residents in that area. This will be of benefit to all as it provides additional land to get in and out of the fire station property and park land, and it provides pazking for the Metroparks trailhead. Councilman Miller moved to amend the agenda to substitute a new version of Resolution No. 2006-5 which was provided by the Law Department this evening. The motian was seconded by Councilman Barker and passed unanimously. 5