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F MINi1TES OF THE MEETING OF THE t~IUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLi~TED OCTOB88 21, 1975 Present: President Francis J. O'Neill, Councilmen Beaty, Goggin, Limpert, Beringer, Sharpe, West, Wilamosky. Also present: Mayor Ralph Christme~n, L~ Director Michael Gareau, Finance Director William Gerlach, Safety Director Raytwnd Caraaltan, Service Director Heatry Caster, City Engineer J. &rrrard Childs, Clerk of Coun€fi Rana Hill. Meeting was called to order by President O'Neill at 8:00 P.M. Minutes of Council Meeting of October 7, 1975, were approved as read. Mayor Christman reported fallowfag: 1) received letter from Mayor of Westla~Ce, suggesting that the City of Nart~ t}ls~ts~d utilize their new se~sr system in 1~estlake should we have to pump at the area of Walter Road and Msple Ridge, tbetreby preventing flow of sanitary sewerage into ditches. i am turning this over to our City ~egineer for his recomst~ndations; 2) also received letter a! resg -atcea from Z!i1c. Robert Elliott from the Plamring Commission for his term expiring 12/3i/~6 and I will sub~rit a replacement at the next Council Meeting; 3) the City has received word that an application for C.E.T.A. funds (Campresbe~nsive ~loyme:nt and Training Act - 1973) was submitted by our Director of R~saurces through Cuyahoys County and as a result, the City has been granted S16,0fl0 -this amount to be used in e~loying t~ forth Olmsted residents who qualify vader.tlem C.E.T.A. prtegram, in two positions pet to be announced. I am also re+~tr~e~ttitq~ Council to consider revising the organisational chart for the Degartment of S~msn rces to include an Assistant to the Director of Buman Resources. The work of that 3epart- ment hss expat~ed a~great deal ate the abovementionsd grant is due to the success of that Departa~nt; 4) have submitted the name of Mr. Kenneth Huntington to replace Mr. William Tubbs on the Board of Zoning Appeals for the unsxp.red term ending 12/31115; 5) we have met with a very serious canditian in the parking lot and driveway at the Recreation Complex. Packets of instable soil have bean encountereul which Wert suitable for the paving of this area as specified in the glans. The cerntlit~ Vices it necessary to add additional slag base underneath the driveway in order to stab- lize the soil. Because of the limited amount of funds now available to ca~lete the project, it will be necessary to not accept the alternate to pave the Z44-car parking lot area. The amount of $18,824 must be used instead for additional slag to stabilize the driveway and the parking let area. This condition necessarily ~stpe~mes the open house at the Recreation Ca~lex temtatively scheduled for November lst, even tho I feel that most of the inside facilities will be useable at that t3a~e3. IIntil we get the main entrance,driveway and slag parking lot ready, it waild be a tress to get people into. We should be able to do it close to the end of October ar first week in November. President O'Neill asked Mayor t2rrstmaa about a designated trick or treat nit and was informed that North Olmsted will celebrate on Halloween -October 31st, 6:38 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. Mr. Wiiamoeky questioned Mayor Christman regarding the Recreation tke~plesx driveway - were any soil steles taken4 was there aaly one pocket? how wide an a~re-a? is there a record of the pocket location3 ~~ gage si~lanation. Service Director Caster reported following: 1) leaf pickup is praceedia$ on schedule P;nacgA"~~-.. w.~wtaam.?rt!T-~i+e9thrrn.:..,. .. ',