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eight -foot -wide walking path around the perimeter of the property with six feet of grass on each side of the path, along with combinations of native wildflowers and grass, which will attract butterflies and bees to serve as a pollinator area. The Committee voted 3-0 to recommend Resolution 2025-105 to all of Council. • Next on the agenda was Resolution 2025-113, which is a resolution authorizing the lease and expenditure of existing funds for three FLOCK cameras and one FALCON camera for $21,250.02, to be installed at the wastewater treatment plant and further authorizing the Mayor to execute all documents necessary to effectuate such transactions. Mayor and Director Kearney shared that the new cameras will replace the existing aging cameras, which are used currently. Cameras will be monitored at the Emergency Dispatch Center at the police station and are designed to provide safety and security monitoring at the plant. The Condor cameras are wide-angle view and provide increased view of the facility. The Committee voted 3-0 to recommend Resolution 2025-113 to all of Council, and the Environmental Control Committee concluded at 8:37 p.m., and that concludes my report, Mr. President. Thank you. Council President Brossard: Thank you. Councilman Shymske, Chairman of the Public Safety, Health & Welfare Committee, do you have a report this evening? Public Safety, Health & Welfare Committee Councilman Shymske: Yes, I do, Mr. President. Thank you. The Public Safety, Health, and Welfare Committee met on November 25, 2025, at 8:10 p.m. in the Caucus Room. In attendance were Committee Members Shymske and Madden, Council Members Limpert, Scarl, Gilchrist, and Marie. Also present were Council President Brossard, Mayor Jones, the Chief of Staff, and all the Directors, with the exception of Public Safety. There were three items on the agenda. • The first was Resolution 2025-106, a resolution authorizing the Mayor to purchase a Cummings Diesel Generator System for Fire Station No. 1 through the Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing Program at a cost of $119,699.00 Mayor Jones stated that it was in the 2025 budget, and other types of generator systems were explored but not viable for the fire station's needs. A motion was made to recommend to the rest of the Council and it was seconded and passed by a vote of 2-0. • The second item on the agenda was Resolution 2025-111, a Resolution authorizing the purchase and installation of a replacement video surveillance system server from Technology Install Partners, LLC, at a cost of $12,043.29 and further authorizing the Mayor to execute all documents necessary to make this purchase in declaring an emergency. Mayor Jones stated that this was also in the 2025 budget and replaces a five -year -old system that is at the end of its life cycle, uses all existing cameras and cables, and ties in with the new dispatch center. A motion was made to recommend to the rest of the Council and it was seconded and passed by a vote of 2-0. • The final item on the agenda was Resolution 2025-112, a resolution authorizing the purchase and installation of a fire alarm and fire suppression system in the North Olmsted Police Department through the State Purchasing Program from S.A. Comunale 12-02-25 Council Meeting Minutes - Page 10