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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED MARCH 21, 1989 Present: President Pro Tem Dean McKay, Councilwoman Bahas, Councilmen Boehmer, Bohlmann, O'Grady, Tallon, Wilamosky. Also present: Mayor Yvonne Petrigac, Law Director Michael Gareau, Finance Director Edward Boyle, Clerk of Council Florence Campbell, Absent: President Saringer. Meeting was called to order by President Pro Tem McKay at 8:00 P.M., in Council Chambers, 5200 Dover Center Road, North Olmsted, Ohio. Members of the audience were invited to join Members of Council in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. President Pro Tem McKay reported: 1) President Saringer's absence this evening is due to a death in the family. 2) Resolution No. 89-22, supporting the Cuyahoga County Public Library 5-year, one mill levy renewal, and Resolution No. 89-23, authorizing the Service Director to advertise for bids for a 20 cubic yard sludge-hauling box for use at the Wastewater Treatment Plant, have been added to tonight's agenda. 3) Ordinance Nos. 89-12 and 89-13 have been removed from the agenda; suspension of rule requiring three readings will be requested on Resolution No. 89-18. Minutes of Council Meeting of March 7, 1989, were corrected as follows: Page One, Mayor Petrigac's report, Item No. 4, item mentioned should read "air handler". Minutes of Council Meeting of March 7, 1989, were approved as amended. Mayor Petrigac reported: 1) Meeting was held between Traf-Pro and the administra- tion regarding the 402 Study and the AGF Program. State of Ohio has approved the intersection of Great Northern and Country :Club Boulevards for study as an AGF Project; next step will be to see if the State will include expansion of the grant to address other intersections and to do the engineering - cost is approxi- mately $17,000 for this. 107 of actual construction cost is city's; 907 will be paid by the State of Ohio. City will continue to try and get 57 of their 10% through the county. These studies helped the city in its goal for a city-wide signalization. NOACA has put the signalization on the TIP Program; this is over $1,000,000, the approximate cost of what city-wide signalization would be. 757 of this amount would be paid by NOACA and 257 paid by the city. Mayor has been working with the State to have this on their primary fund which would make the city eligible for 157 state payment of the city's 257. This covers all construction costs. All engineering costs must be paid by the city and as a rule of thumb it would be 107 or about $138,000. 2) Administration has applied for an ODOT Grant for bike paths along Butternut Ridge and a grant with the Cuyahoga County Community Development Program to cover engineering for improving and resurfacing Butternut Ridge Road. 3) Is in receipt of a letter from Mr. Lyle, negotiator for various police personnel; negotiations will probably begin within the next couple of weeks. ,.