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t,~t~-~ MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL _____ OF THE CITY OF_MORTH-~OLMSTED SEPTEMBER_20, 1977 Present: President Dewey Limpert, Councilmen Beaty, Boehmer, Fairfield, Beringer, Sharpe, West, Wilamosky. Also present: Mayor Ralph Christman, Law pirectar Michael Gareau, Safety Director Richard Roharik, Service Director Henry Caster, City Engineer J. Howard Childs, Clerk of Council Nora Hill. Meeting was called to order by President Limpert at 8:00 P.M. President Limpert stated for benefit of audience that Ord. No. 77-169 which pertains to noise control has been added to the Ageada. Minutes of Council Meeting of September 6, 1977, were approved as read. Mayor Christman reported: 1) On September 15th, at the invitation of Congressman Mottl, Mayor Roman of Westlake and Mayor Christman met with the federal highway people regarding the construction of I-480. In attendance were Marvin Konvessor, Acting Assistant Secretary for M3T Environmental Affairs; Chief Engineer Ruassell Catlin of the DOT Columbus Office; and Thomas Rrall, our local Deputy Director of District 12. At this meeting they set the scheduling for the review of the Environmental Impact Statement so that all bodies would be reviewing it concurrently; and they estimate that the timetable for construction of the highway has been accelerated by about 2 1/2 months. It west a very good meeting - they set some concrete tables and Congressman Mottl said that he will follow up very carefully on it; 2) received correspondence from Ronald Jablonski, Director of the Division of Environmental Health and Sanitation of the County Board of Health, listing a break- down of the mosquito surveillance and control activities conducted in North Olmsted this year. Council is in receipt of wane. Mayor stated he was quite impressed by the number of actions they had taken in checking for the St. Louis Encephalitis problem with mosquitoes. The program will continue through mid-October; 3) On September 16th correspondence was mailed to all businesses in forth Olmsted handling the sale of laundry and dishwashing detergents, accompanied by a copy of Ord. No. 77-101 with a request that the manager of each store wake arrangements to eliminate all high phosphate products from the shelves before January 1, 1978. Service Director Caster reported: 1) received the final draft of the I~morandum of Understanding between the City and the Service Department and Wastewater Treatment personnel. The City has re+Emt~d it: the Union is in the process of reviewing it right now. They have ratified it and if the Union accepts the language of the Understanding as it is printed right now - would like to present it to the Finance Committee. Mr. Caster stated the Memorandum will be about a 70 page publication and asked Mr. Wilamosky how extensive would he like to have the Mea~randum circulated. Mr. Wilamosky stated he thinks the Finance Committee should have a copy and from there the Committee will make a recommendation. Mr. W1a#aosky would like each member of the Finance Committee to receive a copy. President Limpert stated each Member of Council should receive a copy for study. Mr. Fairfield requested a copy.