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Council Minutes of 04-18-2023 Councilman Glassburn moved for adoption. The motion was seconded by Councilman Limpert and passed 7-0. Roll Call: Yes: Glassburn, Limpert, Madden, Scarl, Williamson, Hemann, Gilchrist No: None Motion carried. Resolution 2023-37 adopted 7-0. Ordinance 2023-42 introduced by Mayor Jones was given its third reading. An Ordinance Amending Section 139.99(a) of Chapter 139 of the Administrative Code entitled "Department of Public Safety," for the purpose of adding a part time, seasonal position within the Department of Public Safety for the purpose of providing services for the annual Deer Population Management Program. Councilwoman Williamson moved for adoption. The motion was seconded by Councilman Madden and passed 7-0. Roll Call: Yes: Williamson, Madden, Start, Limpert, Hemann, Glassburn, Gilchrist No: None Motion carried. Ordinance 2023-42 adopted 7-0. Ordinance 2023-43 introduced by Mayor Jones was given its second reading. An Ordinance authorizing an Income Tax Revenue Sharing Agreement among the City of North Olmsted and the North Olmsted City School District; and declaring an emergency. Councilman Limpert moved to suspend the rule requiring three readings. The motion was seconded by Councilwoman Williamson and passed 6-0, with Councilman Glassburn abstaining. Roll Call: Yes: Limpert, Williamson, Scarl, Gilchrist, Madden, Hemann No: None Abstain: Glassburn Motion carried. Councilman Limpert moved for adoption. The motion was seconded by Councilwoman Williamson and passed 6-0, with Councilman Glassburn abstaining. Roll Call: Yes: Limpert, Williamson, Hemann, Gilchrist, Madden, Scarl No: None Abstain: Glassburn Motion carried. Ordinance 2023-43 adopted 6-0. Resolution 2023-44 introduced by Mayor Jones was given its second reading. A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into a contract with CDW Corporation (also known as "CDW-G') to purchase data equipment for installation at the North Olmsted Recreation Center to improve Wi-Fi capacity, at a cost of $137,901.49 through the State Purchase Program, and declaring an emergency.