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Council Minutes of 2/7/2007 <br />J <br />contract with Automotive Distributors Company. This agreement is necessary to <br />use the previously mentioned NEOSO service for automotive parts. After brief <br />discussion, the committee voted unanimously to recommend to Council approval <br />of Ordinance 2007-3. <br />• Ordinance 2007-4, a resolution authorizing the city to conditionally donate a <br />grave plot at Butternut Ridge Cemetery or Coe Cemetery to Kacirek Funeral <br />Homes Inc. for the purpose of interring the cremated remains of 40 persons <br />unclaimed by their next of kin and waiving fees and certain other restrictions of <br />Chapter 943 of the Streets, Utilities and Public Services Code. Mr. Gareau, <br />sponsor of the legislation, explained the necessity of this ordinance. Mr. Kacirek, <br />owner of the funeral home, was unable to attend because of a previous <br />engagement. This is a joint humanitarian gesture by the city and Kacirek Funeral <br />Home for a final resting place for unclaimed ashes. This was necessitated by the <br />move of Kacirek Funeral Home due to the Crocker/Steams interchange. Mr. <br />Miller asked if someone could check into the possibility of these ashes being <br />veterans; and, if so, they are entitled to individual proper burial. Mr. Gareau <br />agreed to forward this request to Mr. Kacirek. After discussion, the committee <br />unanimously voted to recommend to Council approval of Ordinance 2007-4. <br />• Ordinance 2006-202, an ordinance authorizing the Director of Planning to request <br />proposals for professional economic development consulting services to augment <br />and assist the city's Department of Planning; and further authorizing the Mayor, <br />subject to approval of the Board of Control, to enter into an agreement with the <br />person or firm selected in the RFP process. This was continued from a previous <br />Finance Committee meeting where Council offered suggestions to Director <br />Wenger for changes to the exhibits of Ordinance 2006-202. Director Wenger <br />reviewed the changes with the committee. After discussion, the committee <br />unanimously voted to recommend to Council approval of Ordinance 2006-202, <br />including Exhibits A and B and also the fiscal officer's certificate including <br />Exhibits 1, 2, 3 and 4 and that they be attached to the ordinance. <br />2) On February 6, 2007, the Finance Committee was called to order immediately <br />following the Streets & Transportation meeting. The only order of business was <br />discussion of Ordinance 2007-9. This is the ordinance for the notes for the capital <br />improvements in the city, which will be formally introduced or placed in committee this <br />evening. In the joint meeting of the Finance Committee and the Streets & Transportation <br />Committee, the Streets & Transportation Committee recommended approval. In a <br />separate vote, the Finance Committee also recommended approval by a 2-1 vote with Mr. <br />Ryan voting no until he could see the amortization of the note on the bond service. <br />3) In caucus tonight, a Finance Committee meeting was set for 6:50 p.m. on Monday, <br />February 12, 2007 to discuss Ordinance 2007-9. <br />AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION <br />Don Debrodt, 23141 Stoneybrook Drive, spoke of his concerns regarding comments by <br />Councilman. Ryan at the previous Council meeting. Mr. DeBrodt interpreted them to be <br />negative toward North Olmsted, and he took exception to them. Councilman Ryan <br />responded by saying he has lived in the community for 35 years, raised 10 children here, <br />16 <br />t' <br />