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Council Minutes of 11-19-2019 <br />emission ceiling, which is a dense fabric like material installed below the actual <br />building ceiling. This is common in newer rinks. Another proposal is to install a <br />glass wall, which will separate the cooler ice area from the warmer gathering area <br />of the facility, which will also help with the climate in the rink. All of these <br />components will change the interior of the rink and should solve the problems. <br />Smaller things were also discussed such as if sand or concrete should be the ice <br />base, the walls and plexiglass were also discussed. The estimated cost to make <br />repairs is $2,164,125. <br />Councilman Schumann Chairman of the Finance Committee: <br />The Finance Committee met on Tuesday, November 12, 2019 at 8:06 p.m. Present were <br />committee members Schumann, Brossard and Kearney; Council members Glassburn, <br />Hemann, Limpert and Williamson; Council President Jones; Mayor Kennedy, Director of <br />Finance Copfer, Director of Safety & Service Glauner, Director of Planning & <br />Development Lieber, Councilman elect Kelly and guests. <br />• Discussed first was Ordinance 2019-93. An Ordinance to make appropriations for <br />current expenses and other expenditures for the City of North Olmsted for the <br />year ending December 31, 2019 and declaring an emergency. This is a budget <br />transfer that is done regularly. In the Fire Department $10,460 was moved from <br />benefits to salary. This is a result of unfilled positions from retirements earlier in <br />the year. Police are moving $24,000 from salary and $25,000 from benefits to <br />material supplies and contractual services to pay for upkeep on vehicles. In Parks <br />and Recreation there was $18,350 from contractual services to benefits to cover <br />an employee that came off of their spouses insurance. The STOP program has <br />$145,000 in total additional spending for salaries, benefits and contractual <br />services for expenses of writing more tickets. There was $2.5 million dollars from <br />the permanent improvement fund to cover the front end of phase two of the <br />signalization project. There was $305,000 for debt service refinancing from <br />Capital Improvement and $58,000 for the City Hall electric project. Additionally, <br />there was just shy of $10,000 for salaries for the capital outlay of the Springvale <br />ballroom. The committee voted to recommend to Council 3-0 with suspension. <br />Today, Council became aware that $15,000 for STOP expenses should have come <br />from the Law Enforcement Trust Fund and therefore an amendment needs to be <br />made. <br />Councilman Schumann moved to amend Ordinance 2019-93. The motion was seconded <br />by Councilman Brossard and passed unanimously. <br />Roll Call: <br />Yes: Schumann, Brossard, Limpert, Williamson, Hemann, Glassburn <br />No: None <br />Motion carried. Ordinance 2019-93 amended 6-0. <br />• Discussed next was Ordinance 2019-94. An Ordinance amending, reorganizing <br />and re-establishing Section 131.99 of the Administrative Code, entitled <br />"Composition and Organization of the Office of Mayor" in order to add the <br />3 <br />