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w ? MINUTES OF TfiE MEETING OF THE COt7NCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED APRIL 7, 1970 8:00 p.m. Present: President Francis J. 0'Neill, Councilmen Boehmer, Grady, Hodgins, Limpert, Prokasy, Speedling, tiJest. Also present: Mayor Ralph E. Christman, Finance Director 4Jilliam Gerlach, Service Director Charles Watts, Assistant Engineer David Ransbury, Acting Clerk of Council Elorence Holm. Absent: Law Director J. Bruce Kitchen, Clerk of Council Nora Hill. Minutes of Council meeting of March 17th were approved as written. Minutes of Council's Public Hearing on March 23rd were also approved as written. Mayor Christman said he had received the report on the Bassett - Stearns extension fram the County Eagineer. There will be one in office and also one for circulation. There are two pieces of legislation on pay raises for Police and Firemen here tonight which were just received today and not on agenda. Mayor Christman cotmaented on Ordinance No. 70-68, an ordinance authorizing agreement for enlargement to Sewage Treatment Plant, saying it is on agenda tonight and he would recommend passing it on emer- gency read3ng. Mrs. Hodgins, Chairman Public Parks, Property & Recreation Committee, reminded Council of ineeting with Recreation Commission on April 14th at 8:30 p.m. Mr. Boehmer, Chairman Municipal Development Committee, said this committee had met on March 30th to discuss sidewalk assessment for property of Mr. R. A. Charles. The Charles property was assessed for 394 feet which is entire Barton Road sideyard, less length of steel gas manhole covering, at $5.00 per foot. Our previous policy has been to assess sidewalk side- yards for their entire length. The Committee ruled that assessment be upheZd at $5.00 per foot. This Committee also discussed I?over Road Lift Station and LeBern Lift Station. Both stations need additional pump controls with reacto speed controls; also, replacing two existiag controls wiCh reacto speed controls. This will increase capacity of lift station and provide for future connections. As a resnlt of Sanitary Sewer Contracts 11, 12, 15 and 16, the additional connections at Dover Lift Station require conversion of two existing pumps to larger motors to give increased capacity and also addition of one more pump with a 50 HP motor. This is necessary to proper7.y handle the anticipated flow at this Lift Station. Total cost of both contracts should not exceed $60,000.00. Mr. West, Chairman Design & P2atting Committee, reported that there had been no objectiong and very few comments at the Public Hearing on the rezoning of iJesterly Towers. The Ordinaxice is on the agenda tonight. Mr. West also commented on letter rece3ved trom Planning Comai.ssion 40 ?