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~.~o~ MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED ,_ DECEMBER S, 1972 Present: President Francis J. O'Neill, Councilmen Boehmer, Giesser, Lampert, Prokasy, Saringer, Speedling, ~,1est. Also present: riayor Ralph Christman, Service Director Henry Caster, finance Director t~iilliem Gerlach, Asst. Law Director E]].raaer Cowan, City Engineer Michael Karhan, Clerk of Council Nora Hill. Prior to Council Meeting a movie was shawta of successful project u~nderteken by some members of Barton ~aad Church this past Sum~aer. Project consisted of raising vegetables for inner city poor on a part of the hospital lend. Meeting was callea~ to order by President O'Neill at 8:00 P.M. Minutes of Council Meeting of *Iovember 21, 1972, were approved as read. Service Director Caster reported the following: 1) sanitary sewer repaf.rs on Stoneybrook are about two-thirds complete. Existing repairs are at the east end of Ston+eybrook and west end where previously T.V. cameras could not get through. Gametes were there today and there are at least three repairs to be made and a section that Cass under water. Estimates total repairs to be complete by next Council Meeting. Mrs. Saringer, Chairman Environmental Control Committee, reported she attended a meeting of the Legislation Information Exchange Committee on Desea~er 2, 1972, at Berea City Hall. Following topics Caere discussed: 1) recycling by pyrolysis, which is supposed to be the best way to dispose of solid wastes. In a few months this Coes~ittee would like to hold a meeting on a countp-~wid+e basis and have representatives come out to explain this method of pyz-olysis; 2) Establishment of an area equipment inventory for the purpose of s~fp~roeal usage, obviating expensive duplication in special cases; 3) Request that other City Councils pass resolutions in support of Cleweswt''s to regulate the sale of son-returnables; 4) Resolutions requesting the Ohio State Legislature to amend the liquor control laws to require liquor permit application hearings to be held in the municipality of the proposed permit location. If Resolution is in existence, what would be a meaningful campaign toward this goal. Mr. Giesser, Chairman Intxa Governmental Relations & Legislation Committee, re- ported Legislation Cc~iCtee met on Deeember 4, 1972, and discussed following items: 1) Uniform bicyele ordinance throughout Cuyahoga Comanunities which is being sponsored by the Autcmobiie Club. Only difference bet:we~ uafarm bicycle ordinance and North Olmsted's is that the uniform bicycle ordinance will require all bicycles are to be ridden an sidewalks, whets there are sidewalks, sad not an streets. Conmsittee felt this would be an excellent idea. There will be other meetings with the Triple A, which Mr. Giesser will attend and draft up uniform bicycle ordinance; 2) External Housing Code put out by Cuyahoga County Board of Realtors. Meeting attended by Mr. Giesser and Safety Director Carnahan. Code has been distributed "° to Committee Members ~d are presentlq reviewing same and considering isgislation.