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Fem. MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED DECEMBER 7, 1976 Present: President Dewey H. Limpert, Councilmen Beaty, Boehmer, Beringer, Sharpe, West. Also present: Mayor Ralph Christman, Law Director Michael Gareau, Finance Director William Gerlach, 3afsty A~.ractor Raymond Carnahan, Service Airector Henry Caster, City F~giaear J. Howard Childs, Clerk of Council Nora Hill. Absent: Councilmen Goggin and Wilamosky. Meeting was called to order by President Limpert at 8:00 P.M. Minutes of Council Meeting of November 16, 1976, were approved as read. Mayor Christman reported: 1) on 11/22/76 received correspondence from Mr. Coyer, Chief of Construction Grants Branch of U.S. E.P.A. stating that we received additional funding in the amount of $11,300 for the Contract 11 intercepting sewer which ran from the Forest Ridge Treatment Plant to the Dover Road Lift Station; 2) received word from the Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources that the City's outdoor recreation applications for 197b were returned and not funded. They also indicated if they wanted to be revised they could be sent in by July of 1977; 3) on 11/26/76 received a proposal from Ohio Dept. of Transportation to resurface the curb lane along Lorain Rd. from the County Line to Brookpark Rd., both sides, by applying an asphalt concrete wedge course, nine feet wide. The City would be exgetted to participate in the coat of the improvement for a lump sum amount of $7,100 which is.20X of the estimated cost of resurfacing. Is recommending that Council pass the appropriate legislation (76-177) and consider the financing of this project by issuance of councilmanic bends; 4) there is a need to act prior to the end of the year on Res. No. 76-169 which is the renewal of the City's Health Contract with Cuyahoga County Board of Health. This must be in Columbus by December 31st, and recommends this legislation be passed on emergency; 5) Council is in receipt of information for the Third Year Community Development Block Grant Funds. Would like to request Council review the timetables included and nerve accordingly to take advantage of this program; 6) Legislation pertaining to the establishment of an organizational chart and salaries for members of the Fire Department is recommended for Council's consideration and approval (76-182); 7) WEB submitted pre-applications for five law enforcement projects for 1977 funding by LEAA. The Criminal Justice Coordinating Committee approved our first priority application, an anti-burglary theft unit, for funding in the amount of $55,556. ADJ - $50,000; State - $2,778 and Local Share - $2,778. The project is intended to provide a unit which will analyze burglary/theft offenses committed in our communities; to recognize similarities of criminal operations; identify potential victims and offenders; locate, identify and recover stolen property; create public awareness and information programs. This unit will consist of a Director, Secretary and 3 Detectives. The 3 detectives will be furnished by the six participating communities with North Olmsted's share being I detective for 31 weeks; Lakewood 1 for 52 weeks, Rocky River 1 for 22 w®eks, Bay Village 1 for lb weeks, Westlake 1 for 16 weeks and Fairview Park 1 for 19 weeks. That is based on population and .,,~..,~.__. ,..,....;.,r,v