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MIyUTES OF TKE 111EETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTEI. QLr'IS'FED MAY 5, 19 71 3:00 P.;-i. Preseat : President Fraricis J. 0'ATeill, Councilmen Boshmer, firadq, Aodgins, Limpert, Prokasq, Speedling, West. Also present: Mayor Ralph Chrietman, Service Director Henry Caster, Law Director J. Bruce Kitchen, Pinance Directvr fJilliam Gerlach, City Eagineer mi.chael Karhan, Clerk af Councfl Nora Hill. Meeting was called to order by President 0'Neill at 8;00 P.m. A?inutes of Council meeting of April 20, 1971, were approved as written. ASayor Christman reported the follcrFying; 1) re - limiting o£ school huses in our schools is going to create quite a problem i.n City. Would like to request ajoint meeting of Safety Canni.ttee and 3treets & Drsinage Committee of Council because manq sidewalka are innalved; 2) Gitq has received an award from the Cuyahoga Soil & Taater Causerva!tian nistrfct as a re$ult of a display of the work North Olmsted has been doing on pol.iution in regard to the Treatment Plant, Walk In Park, Recreatian area proposed at the old lana fill and master tree planting program; 3) also have a' proclamation that ia in accord acr.d active throughaut the State of Ohio, in an effort to show a etrong United SCates support for priaoners of war from the Vietnam Wsr and slso those`missitYg in action, urging the Govezamants to release their nsmes and prvvide hunaae treatmeat. This'is accvmpsnqing circulation of a petition bp Ghamber of Commerce sad :Fay*ceea, and would urge signiag of the petition. Servics Director Henry Caster reported the follawing: 1) street striping has started - arsa €ram Canterbury Road east to the Fai'rview line the le€t turn lane is striped. Will continue as weather permita; 2) have planted approximately 350 trees on variosis streets. Maay r=ap t trees were not plamCed; many of the types of repZacemeat tseft ****awt avai2abie. Al.though aome of the replacement types were avsilsble because of the warm weather at Easter time upsetting the tree bucldin$ achesdule, it was recoemended that trees not be planted anyzaore thiB 3pring. Wi13 start again ia Fali. Mrs. Hodgins, Chairwaa Public Safety, Health & Welfare Committee end Recreation, Public Park: &$uildf.ng Couaittee, reparted tha fallawing; 1) Public Safetq, Heslth & Weifare Committee met April 26th, caith all members gresent; in additivn Mr. Gradq, Mayor Gfiristmm and Palice Chief Hird. The Disorderly Conduct Ordtnaatce is baing revieved by Cormittee - nothing conclusive tonight; 2) Ccrnai,ttee also revi.ewed two recent liquor permit applicatione and both appltcsits have other liqucfr licenses. There- fore, the Committee has no objections to agplfcations 'atid advises the C2erk of Council to so inform thes State LiQuor ConCrol Bosrd. Mr. Boehmer, Chairman 3treats and Drainage Cc>amd ttee, reported this Comifitee met Apxil 26th wfth alI members in attendanae. Committee