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~--c MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL of THE czTY of NORTH oLxsTED JUNE 20, 1978 Present: President Dewey Limpert, Councilmen Beaty, Boehmer, Logan, Petrigac, Beringer, Sharpe, Wilamosky. Also present: Mayor Robert Slrietynia~ski, Law Director Michael Garesu, Fin+so~ce Director Robert Broekt~rem, Safe y Director Bugene Petre, Service Director Joseph Corrigan, Clerk of Council Nora 8111. Meeting was called to order by President Li~ert at 8:00 P.M. Minutes of Council Meeting of June 7, 1978, were approved as read. Mr. Beaty moved to a~eeuid the agenda in order to amend Ord. No. 78-82. Motion seconded by Mr. Boehmer. Mr. fflagraeRy stated he has spoken on this in the past and stated his reasons why he is reccrmaending that Council reject this motion and adopt the ordinance as currently written. Mr. Beaty stated he will respond to this at the proper time. Affirmative ate: Beaty, Boehmer, Kogan, Petrigac. Negative vote: Beringer, Sharpe, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Mr. Beaty moved to aid Ord. 78-82 by adding a position of senior dispatcher, who will be one of four dispatctrers, seconded by Mr. Boehmer. Mr. Beaty stated reasons for the creation of the position; what the fob involves, etc. ~. r stated his reasons why he feels the p+e-sition is needed. Mr. Wila'osky discussed same. Affirmative vote; Beaty, Boehser, Logan, Petrigac. Negative vote: Sar#at~per, Sharpe„ Wilamosky. Motion carried. Mayor Swietyniowski reported: l) the annual Fourth of July fireworks will be held Tuesday, July 4th, at Great ~rthern S~wpping Center. Program caste are tieing shared by the Great Northern X11 Merah#aaae' Association, Great Northern Partnership and the City of North Olmsted, tsar ts~ sponsoriship of the North Opted Jaycees. We are most proud of this cooperative venture and would like to extend our th~a-k to the groups who are participating and working to make this holiday an en3oyable one. This is a fine example of arty sg#.rit and is sure this year's prograffi will be an excellent one. The rain date has been scheduled for Sunday, July 9th. 2) the $125,000 LEAA grant app2lcatican which we have been working on is maw complete. We are seek~ang funding for a cr~a prevention program to be co+~durcted in the schools in partnership with the Pol#c~s Department and the City of Mox~h Olmsted. After numerous meetings with representativsa from all groups, our paparaork is finished and the applicat~,on will be hsnd~livered to Washington on June 27th. Criminal Justice Coordinating Council repres~eaatative, Fred Saabo, who has worked with us on this and on previous grant applications feels, as we do, that our chs~ces for success are good. Much hard work has gone into this application. While are are aware that any LEAA grant has a better chance of success if it comes from a distressed area, we are still ~peful since the program we are proposing is a new approach to an on-going problem; 3) proclaimed the w+eek~end of Jaty let, 2nd and 3rd as International Soccer Weeksnd and congratulates tbs. players, ceactu~s, ~wtreAts and spectators; 4) had apre-construction melting with E?tMttT cx< the section of I-480 between Grace Rd. and Macluensie Rd. which was award~ud to the Horvitz Compaety; the section bet~etn Mackenzie Rd. and the County Line has been awarded to Great Lakes Construct~t Cb., as well as the section between Grace Rd. and the City Line. Tomc-rrow have another