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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED APRIL 3, 1984 Present: President James Boehmer, Councilmen Bierman, O'Grady, Petrigac, Rademaker, Saringer, Tallon, Wilamosky. Also present: Mayor Robert Swietyniowski, Law Director Michael Gareau, Finance Director. Edward Boyle, Safety Director Eugene Petre, Clerk of Council Florence Campbell. Meeting was called to order by President Boehmer at 8:00 P.M. Members of the audience were invited to join Members of Council in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of March 20, 1984, were approved. Minutes of the Special Council Meeting of March 27, 1984, were approved. Minutes of the Special Council Meeting of March 28, 1984, were approved. Minutes of the Special Council Meeting of March 29, 1984, were approved. President Boehmer announced that two pieces of legislation had been added to the agenda; Resolution No. 84-33, commending the achievement of the Eagle Scout Award in Boy Scouting and Resolution No. 84-34, authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for the sweeping of all streets in North Olmsted. Mayor Swietyniowski expressed condolences to the Marty Walker Family; Marty had been a long time employee of the City and will certainly be missed by everyone. Finance Director Boyle reported: 1) Has received estimated populations for Federal programs. In 1980 census, North Olmsted's population was 36,486. The Federal programs will be based on a population, as of July 1st, 1982, of 36,117; a drop of 369. 2) Community Development Block Grant public meeting will be held on April 19th, at 7:30 P.M., at the Senior Center. Fiscal Year 1984 allocation will be between $76,000 and $81,000. Thus far, City has received $899,711 in CDBG funds. 3) Finance Department is looking into a direct deposit payroll system which would eliminate early pays and problems with vacation pays. Employees have been contacted, asking for input and response has been good. 4) In the area of Industrial Development bonds, the Senate Finance Committee has re- leased its findings and did not endorse a CAP. A $150 per resident of the state CAP on all IDBs had been proposed. Senate Committee did not approve. They did approve a lower depreciation which would affect businesses coming into an area. 5) For general information, the Federal budget includes a provision making hospital- ization taxable to employees if it exceeds $175 on a monthly family plan or $70 on a monthly single plan. If this provision passes, the Finance Committee will have to discuss since the City's current hospitalization does exceed these amounts. 6) City's interest rates right now are about 9.65.°~ on investments.