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Council Minutes of 4/21/2009 Department and administration recommended using Mercury Payment Systems as it would provide a savings to the city . In committee, Councilman Gareau made a motion to recommend the legislation to provide savings to the city and Springvale customers. The committee motion was seconded by Councilman Barker and passed 3-0. This evening, a request was made to pass the legislation on suspension of the rule for the reason that we are moving into the prime season for Springvale and the system needs to be up and running. • Resolution 2009-50, a resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to apply for a grant under the 3M Sign Grant Program; and further authorizing the Mayor to accept the grant if awarded and to enter into a contract or execute other documents to effectuate receipt of the grant. This will provide for the re-facing of the various street signs throughout the city. Service Director Limpert brought in several of the directional signs that are used and showed how they would have been in a condition to be rehabbed. In the past, the product used had a type of life that was consistent with what was seen in other projects. But this particular product, which is subject to the grant, is a diamond reflective surface. It has a greater visibility from a greater distance. Mr. Limpert has a spreadsheet which provides data showing the cost savings by using this product and having the grant pay down some of the costs. This is a benefit to the city. In committee, Councilman Gareau made a motion to recommend approval. The committee motion was seconded by Councilman Kearney and passed 3-0. Because of time sensitivity, a request was made this evening for passage under suspension of the rules. Councilman Kearney, chairperson of the Public Safety, Health & Welfare Committee: 1) The committee on April 20 at 8:05 to 8:08 p.m. Present were committee members Kearney, Orlowski and Mahoney and all of Council; Service Director Limpert; guests. Agenda items included the following: • Three liquor permits, two of which were transfers, one of which was afirst-time applicant. The Police Dept. had no problem with any of the applicants. The committee voted 3-0 to recommend non-objection to the following three permits: (1) A new permit for Aldi Inc. Ohio, 4694 Great Northern Boulevard. Their license is solely for beer and wine to go. Councilman Kearney moved that Council not object to the liquor permit for Aldi's, 4694 Great Northern Boulevard. The motion was seconded by Councilman Orlowski and passed unanimously. (2) A permit transfer for Sly Fox Lounge, 4755 Great Northern Boulevard, from Bennmax Inc. to Tyniko Enterprises Inc. Councilman Kearney moved that Council not object to the liquor permit transfer for Sly Fox Lounge from Bennmax Inc. to Tyniko Enterprises, Inc. The motion was seconded by Councilman Orlowski and passed unanimously. (3) A liquor permit transfer from JKT Inc., former owners of Pepper Joes, located at 24532 Lorain Road, to Litke Food Services Inc., at the same address. Councilman Kearney moved that Council not object to the liquor permit transfer to Litke Food Services, Inc., DBA Pepper Joes, at 24532 Lorain Road. The motion was seconded by Councilman Orlowski and passed unanimously. 3