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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE GOUNCIL
<br />THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED, OHIO
<br />May 6, 1964
<br />8e15 P.M.
<br />P=°asent: Mayor Ralph Chrfstman„ Presiden-t of Council Francis J, J'Nei7.1; V,rgznia
<br />Hodgins, ,Tames Leonard, Dewey Limpert, A, L. Mangani, Norman Van Zandt, ,J(:, ,.n West,
<br />Absent: Henry Caster.
<br />Ais,c present: T. Br?tce Kitchen, Dire?ctor af La?a, W. L. Gerlach, Dx_rect ;,_ of FinanE.e,
<br />Ric1liard L,abas, Czty Engineer, D. E, Limpert, Safety ServicE Direct.ir°, L, Mdcs, Ghair-
<br />man of the Planning Commission, Margaret West, Clerk.
<br />Ro1l was ca41ed.
<br />Minutes of the last mee±ing were tead and apprdved.
<br />Maycr Christman announced receipt af a let:ter from the National Pciice C)$'icfrS
<br />Associatfon of America advising that the Walker Safety Award for 1963 is bezng
<br />gYven to our Police Department, This award is issued each year by the Assc+ciatian
<br />tc, any village, town or city that has eith.er reduced or maintained asafe ievel
<br />of traffic deaths in the community. The a.ward is to be presented to the. Pclice
<br />Department during National Police Week, May lOth through May 15th,
<br />M3yor Christman requested that legislation be prepared authorizing him t,:; ente.r
<br />into acontract with the Gity of Gleveland on water development.
<br />The Mayor reported receipt of a letber dated May 4, 1964 from the North Qlinst.ed
<br />Community improvement Committee, making various recommendations for Coein;Al's con-
<br />sr.deration with regard to the industrfal land in North Olmsted, He geqty???ed rhat
<br />i,t be placed in com[oittee.
<br />Safety-Direetor Limpert reported that Garbage and Rubbish collections ar: going
<br />ba;:k on a f ive-day schedule, s ince there has been an increase i.n pick-ups that has
<br />made it neeessary. The rubbish cans raill be tagged with the new scheda12s.
<br />Dcrector Limpert requested that the position of Chief Inspectdr be .c_,reate:3, t??
<br />be over the other inspectors, at a rate of $3,25 per hour top.
<br />P.e would also 1 ike to create pos it iesns for four f ire l. ieutenant.s , instead,of ?--he
<br />tw:) now called for in Codified Orciinance Section 141.02,
<br />also requested that Ordinance 63-248 be amended to a forty•-hour work week for
<br />1ice ,
<br />?.e tequested also an increase of salary for detectives $200 ever t.he grade they
<br />h,ld in the Police Department,
<br />,,,i*:y Engir?eer Labas submitted a pre.liminary swimming pool est.imate, Pz°cyject 5tatus
<br />report Noe 1, and introduced his new firm member, Mr, Stephen .?, Seb=,=,sta,
<br />'uDunciTman Dewey Limpert reported a'I`ranspartation Committee meeting was held vn
<br />May 4th with Mr. Etheridge of General Motors, who gave a repoz°t on the cost: and
<br />maintenance of buses compiled from the costs reported by other transportar ion
<br />ccrporations operat ing in mun icipal it ies o From these f igures i.t ks appa, Rzet t,hat
<br />trie oZder th.e bus, the higher the maintenance and operatang costs, MT:. l.?mpert.
<br />?s ---,f the opinion that it behooves us to get new equipment ta k?-?ap czs?? c?. vt;v ,3ow„i.
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