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Council Minutes of 12-06-2022 The North Olmsted Arts Commission is sponsoring their annual Holiday Home Decorating Contest this year Entries must be a residential property, and it must be located within the City of North Olmsted. Entries will be accepted through Sunday. December 11" Only decorations visible from the roadway will be subject to judging. Homes are limited to winning once every 3 years. 3Z continues the final pass for leaf collection in our city this week. We anticipate work concluding by December 12, 2022. The Mayor offered a reminder regarding snow removal in the City of North Olmsted after noting that the City is well stocked with salt and ready for the onset of winter. The Service Department commences snow plowing and road salting operations during the winter months as needed. This service affects the safety of all residents and motorists. Remember. No parking on hydrant side of street. No parking between 2 and 6 a . or when the snow depth exceeds two inches. (Codified Ordinance 351.13). The City road salting policy is as follows. • All main routes/streets will be plowed and salted. • All school zones will be plowed and salted. • All interior streets will be plowed and salted ONLY at intersections. grades. curvesdeep roadside ditches and mains leading out of developments. This policy may change at the discretion of the Foreman. • DO NOT approach operational plow trucks on the street. This is extremely dangerous. • As a sensible salting practice there will be limited salting during the late evening/early morning hours from 11 p.m. — 4 a.m. as salting is not as effective due to low traffic volumes. The Kiwanis Club and Key Club of North Olmsted will host a pancake breakfast with Santa on Sunday, December 11 at the Red Barn at Frostville, from 9-10:30 a.m. and another from 11 a.m. to 12:30 pm. The Mayor and Director Upton attended the grand opening of Zebrano, a high-end luxury furniture store, that opened in Director of Law Gareau. • Director Gareau added to the Mayor's comments with regard to Mayor Boyle, stating that it is his understanding from Mayor Boyle's daughter, that they will be scheduling services in North Olmsted as well. • Director Gareau gave a final report on the Clague Road dog case. The defendant pled to five counts of'Dog at Large' and was fined $1,500, she pled to one count of'Failure to Reasonable Control', fined $150, convicted on two counts of'Vicious Dogs', fined $500 x 2, plus 12 days in jail. She served four consecutive three-day weekends. The total fines and fees were just over $4,000.00 plus 12 days in jail. A motion was passed to destroy the dogs, but they had already been removed from the jurisdiction and are no longer in her possession. The North Olmsted interests in this case have been satisfied. Director Gareau stated that should this ever happen again we have updated code and have processes in place to better deal with these types of circumstances. Director of Finance Copfer: • Director Copfer stated the September Month -End Summary and Detail Financial Statements have been submitted.