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~: MINiPI'BS OF FETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THB CITY OF 1~t11t'1'H OLM.STED MARCH 6, 1973 8: DO P .M. Present: President Francis J. O'Neill, Councilmen Soehaier, Giesser, Lia~rt, Prokasy, 5arinfger, Speedling, West. Also present: Mayor Ralph ChristawuE, Service Director Henry Caster, Law Director J. Bruce Kitchen, Finance Director Willie Gerlach, City Engineer Michaesl Karhan, Clerk of Council Mora Hill. Meeting was called to order by President O'Neill at 8:00 P.M. Minutes of Council Meeting of February 20, 1973, were approved as read. Mayor Christman reported: 1) hate received claie from A.F.L.-C.I.C. that they new represent majority of loyees of Service Department sad ha~re replied that inastauch as there are two conflicting claie~ thought it bsst to have an election. Ae yet have not received reply; 2) received bids on Police Station -current low bidders: Seuffert Construction on general trades - $b48,769. and $14,000 for equipment in the Range; Arm Heating 6 Air Conditioning at $51,985.; Hatfield Mechanical Contractors for plusbing - $52, 200. ; Doan Blectric -- base bid $49,800. *.aith taro altertutss in amount of $1.030.; La~caping -base bid $26,889.50 - alteraate No. 2 which were sprinklers - $8,435.5€3; for total construction cosC of $b13,109.08 Mrs. Saringer, Chairman Ec~ironAeutal Control Committee, reported Ccaeeettee met on February 15, 1973; also present was Mayor, Service Director amd Councl- man Giesser. Following items were reviewed and discussed: 1) defectiveness in Res. No. 73-7 on non-returnabies. It was decided to amend the resolution and resolution will be read later; 2) updating City's ord on open-busnin!; to be as strict as the State Lew. Mrs. Saringer spoke with SeQator Matia prior to Como~ittee mestisp;. De 3.nforesed her that North Opted really would not apply for authori$ation to open bv~xa because you would have to show that it would cause unreasonable hardshi~r, at~d as long as City has repsular garbage collection it would be difficult to prase hardship. It was felt it would be safer updating our ordinance rather expecting soeething to change on a state level; 3) legislation banning incinerators from new apartments and comsercial buildings immediately. These are the biggest abusers and where most of the ec~plaints stem. 3ti11 in comr~siittee is the phasing out of existing incinerators. 4) Dent Environmental Coa~mi,ttee Meeting will be held oa Msrch 15, 1473, 8:30 P.M. , City Ha12. Mr. Boehmer, Chairman Public Safety, Health A tieifare Cosatittee, reported Committee met and disused application for a D-2 parm3.t of Rdna M. Smith, 30872 Lorain Road. Committee does ob3ect to the application under grounds of suitability of location. Mr. Boehmer moved that Council ob3ect to the application of a D-2 ges~.t of Bdaa M. Smith, 30871 Lorain Rcad. Motion seconch:d by IiY. Prokasy. Affirmative vote: Eoehmer, Giesser, Limpert, Prokasy, Saringer, Speeelling, West. lotion carried. __