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? ' T MINUTES OF MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED ? May 17, 1966 8:07 P.M. Present: Mayor Ralph E. Christman; President of Council Francis J. 0'Neili; Henry Caster; Jack Foltz; Carroll Eian; Virginia Hodgins; Dewey Limpert; A. L. Mangani. Also present: Law Direcfior J. Bruce Kitchen; Safety-Service Director Dei Limpert; City Engineer, Richard Labas; Margaret West, Clerk. Absent: John West. Minutes of the meeting of May 4th were corrected om page 5, Ordinance No. 6-t>-i"21, by adding another correction, as follows: 115. In seeond paragraph on Page 5, first line, delete word "only". The minutes were then approved as correcfieci. Mayor Christman proclaimed the month of June Vehicle 5afety-Check Month. The Mayor also reported that the annual reports should all be distributed by now. Boy 6couts from Troops 204 and 664 were involved in distributing the reports and information on garbage and rubbish eollection, Safety-Service Dire ctor Limpert requested legislation for the purchase of one or two new buses, pointing out that if they are ordered no later than July i,t we could expect delivery in October or November. He also asked the status of previous requests for legislation authorizing the purchase ot an all-purpose vehicle for the Fire Department, and legislatian authorizing construction of a fence for Safety Town. Safety-Service Director Limpert further requested that Ordinance No. 66-121 being introduced at this meeting be passed on an emergency basis. Mrs. Hodgins, Chairman af Public Service and Utilities Committee, reported or -their meeting held on May 16th, AIl reports and advertising as to incinera- tion and landfills was turned over to the Engineer, and the committee agreed that the Engineer's feasibility study should include methods of disposal; pre- design estimates of cost of construction of each method; operation cost analysis; sitE location of transfer point or incinerator; participation in operation r>y other communitites; and methods of financing. The Safety Committee also considered the Street Lighting cost analysis prepared by the Illuminating Cqmpany. The necessity for recommended additional ligh±inq was discussed, together with possible sources of additional revenue. Each ward councilman is requested to check the report with regard to lights in his ward, where additional lights should be plaQed and where streets are without illuminia- tion, with a view toward adding some, as recommended by the Illuminating Company.