June 7, 2016 - Brecksville

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Council was CALLED TO ORDER in Regular Session by Council President CALL TO
Greg Skaljac at 8:00 P.M. in Ralph W. Biggs Council Chambers.
ORDER
Following the PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE, members of Council answered to PLEDGE OF
ROLL CALL as follows:
.
ALLEGIANCE
Members Present:
G. Broski, 1. Carouse, Jr., M. Harwood, N. Murphy,
ROLLCALL
1. Redinger, G. Skaljac, K. Veras.
None.
Members Absent:
Assistant Law Director S. DrGeronimo,
Others Present:
Engineer G. Wise, Finance Director V. Price,
CBO S. Packard, Service Director R. Weidig,
Purchasing Director R. Riser, Fire Lt. B. Zimlich,
Police ChiefW. Goodrich, Recreation Director T. Tupa,
Council Clerk M. Scullin.
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING: Motion by Carouse, seconded by
Redinger, to dispense with reading of the May 17, 2016 regular meeting minutes and to
accept same as presented.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
MINUTES OF
5-17-16
REGULAR
MEETING
APPROVED
RESOLUTION 4654 re: promoting and appointing Stanton A. Korinek to the- RES. 4654
position of Lieutenant in the Police Department of the City of Brecksville commencing APPTG.
STANTON A.
June 12,2016, and declaring an emergency, was read.
Motion by Broski, seconded by Harwood, to suspend the rules and place KORINEK
Resolution 4654 on third and final reading.
TO THE
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
POSITION OF
Nays: None.
LIEUTENANT
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS
IN THE
Motion by Redinger, seconded by Carouse, to pass Resolution 4654.
BRECKSVILLE
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
POLICE
Nays: None.
DEPARTMENT
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
OATH OF OFFICE: Mayor Hruby said that Stanton Korinek is the 8th Lieutenant OATH OF
in the history of the Brecksville Police Department. He said that after he was appointed as OFFICE
a Patrolman his commitment to duty and excellence in the performance of his duties was
soon recognized and Stan quickly rose to the rank of Sergeant. He also became involved in
special weapons as a member of the SWAT team which he now commands. The Mayor
said that Stan Korinek has done remarkable things for the department during his tenure and
that he is genuinely a leader and someone who is the future of the department. Stan
Korinek's duties as a Lieutenant will mainly involve road patrol and investigative
operations; and Lieutenant Johnson will mainly be responsible for administrative
operations of the department. The Mayor congratulated Stan Korinek on achieving the
rank of Police Lieutenant and said that the City looks forward to even bigger and better
things from him in the future.
Mayor Hruby administered the oath of office to Stanton Korinek and Mrs. Erin
Korinek pinned her husband's Police Lieutenant's badge. Lt. Stan Korinek introduced his
son Kori who is a Police Patrolman, and Kori's wife Ellen; his daughters Morgan, Jordan
and Sydney; his Dad and Mom - Al and Carol; his brother Tony and wife Annette, and
their two sons - AJ, a part-time Jailer, and Caleb.
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RESOLUTION 4655 re: commending Dan Andre' upon his retirement from RES. 4655
service as Tax Administrator in the City of Brecksville, was read.
COMM.ENDING
Motion by Broski, seconded by Harwood, to suspend the rules and place DAN ANDRE'
Resolution 4655 on third and final reading.
UPON HIS
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
RETIREMENT
Nays: None.
FROM
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS
SERVICE AS
Motion by Redinger, seconded by Carouse, to pass Resolution 4655.
CITY TAX
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
ADMININays: None.
STRATOR
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
Mayor Hruby told Dan Andre' that city officials are glad that he could be present
this evening and hope that his wife, Joyce, is feeling better. The Mayor said that in
government there are many people who serve in many roles, one of which is Tax
Administrator. He said that you would think in a community of our size and considering
how many years that Dan Andre' has served in this position that he, as Mayor, would have
been contacted by someone saying how unfair and what a scoundrel the Tax Administrator
is; but it has been quite different. The Mayor said that in all the years that Dan Andre' has
served the City of Brecksville - not only during his tenure as Mayor but also that of his
brother, Mayor Jack A. Hruby, who originally appointed Dan Andre' to the Tax
Administrator position - not one time did anyone ever say that Dan Andre' was not polite,
or that he was unfair, or that his demeanor was unbefitting a public official. Mayor Hruby said that Dan Andre' has always had good things said about him, handled things in an
efficient way, and that he has received praise from his colleagues at RITA, City of
Brecksville Finance Directors and, most importantly, the community. The Mayor said that
Dan's compassion for people who received a notice from him indicating that their taxes
had not been paid and the manner in which he treated them has been remarkable. He said
that he knows how many hours Dan has worked at the job and how little he was paid. The
Mayor said that Dan Andre's work was a labor of love and he performed his duties the way
that he did, and sometimes under some pretty tough conditions, because he is so dedicated
to the City. He said that Dan Andre's service in tax administration has also meant a lot to
the State of Ohio in relation to income tax administration and legislation, and that Dan was
instrumental in RITA locating to Brecksville.
Mayor Hruby thanked Dan Andre' on behalf of the City of Brecksville for his
dedicated service as Tax Administrator. Council President Skaljac presented Dan with a
watch as a token of the City's respect and appreciation. Dan Andre' said that his work has
been a labor of love and that he still thinks Brecksville is the best suburb in Cuyahoga
County and the State of Ohio and that he will miss the City family. He said that when you
retire you miss the people that you work with, and he will miss everyone.
RESOLUTION 4656 re: commending Patrolman Paul R. Leigh upon his
retirement from service with the City of Brecksville Police Department, was read.
Motion by Broski, seconded by Harwood, to suspend the rules and place
Resolution 4656 on third and final reading.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS
Motion by Redinger, seconded by Carouse, to pass Resolution 4656.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
RES. 4656
COMMENDING
PAUL R.
LEIGH
UPON HIS
RETIREMENT
FROM THE
BRECKSVILLE
POLICE
DEPARTMENT
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Mayor Hruby said that Paul Leigh has been a dedicated police officer for the past
34 years and also served in the city of Warrensville Heights prior to being appointed a
Patrolman in Brecksville. The Mayor said that Paul Leigh has done remarkable things and
gained a reputation that he thinks no one will forget. He said that, as stated in the
resolution, Patrolman Leigh has been involved in a number of activities and done some
things that were extraordinary and has represented the City of Brecksville in an outstanding
way, and it is appreciated. As he says to employees of our safety forces when they retire,
what is appreciated the most is that Paul is going home to his family in the same condition
as when he started. The Mayor said that police officers especially are in harm's way and
potential peril and that not many people have ajob where they have to run towards harm's
way rather than away from it in the performance of their duties. He said that Paul Leigh
has demonstrated his sincerity in doing his job and that he personally has seen him many
times react in remarkable ways in various situations. Mayor Hruby thanked Paul Leigh on
behalf of the City of Brecksville for his service, and Council President Skaljac presented
him with a watch as a token of the City's appreciation.
Paul Leigh thanked everyone who came to support all those who are being honored
this evening. He said that he feels very grateful to be retiring in pretty good health and that
as he was thinking about coming this evening he remembered so many people that have
been lost through the years. He said that he is very grateful for his friends and co-workers,
even those that he has had difficulty with at times, and that when it comes to personalities
that is going to happen but he has the utmost respect for them. Paul Leigh said that he also
served in the City of Warrensville Heights and for the U.S. Marshals and that theBrecksville Police Department is a good agency that has a good team of officers. He
introduced his wife, Maureen, and thanked her and his good friends, Paula and Eddie
Curtin and Jim and Audrey Kickham, for being present. He said that his daughter was
unable to attend because at the moment she is issuing diplomas and awards to her 8th grade
students at Incarnate Word Academy.
ORDINANCE 5009 re:
accepting the alternate bid of Ohio Paving & ORD.5009
Construction for the Park-N-Ride parking lot improvements project in the amount of ACCEPTING
$314,310.89, and declaring an emergency, was read by title.
ALTERNATE
Motion by Broski, seconded by Harwood, to suspend the rules and place BID OF OHIO
Ordinance 5009 on third and final reading.
PAVING &
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
CONSTRUCTION FOR
Nays: None.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
PARK-N-RIDE
Motion by Redinger, seconded by Carouse, to pass Ordinance 5009.
PARKING
LOT
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None.
IMPROVEMOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
MENTS
ORDINANCE 5010 re: amending Ordinance No. 4971 as it relates to employee
compensation, and declaring an emergency, was read by title.
Motion by Harwood, seconded by Murphy, to suspend the rules and place
Ordinance 5010 on third and final reading.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
Motion by Redinger, seconded by Carouse, to pass Ordinance 5010.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
ORD. 5010
AMENDING
ORD.4971
AS IT
RELATES TO
EMPLOYEE
COMPENSATION
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ORDINANCE 5004 (3r d Reading) re:
providing for the submission to the
electors of the City of Brecksville the question of amending the zoning map by changing
the classification of Permanent Parcel Numbers 60S-lS-001, 60S-lS-004, 60S-14-010 and
60S-14-016 from the R-20 Single Family District to the R-8 Single Family District, was
read in its entirety.
Motion by Broski, seconded by Harwood, to pass Ordinance S004.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras,
Nays: None,
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
ORD.5004
PROPOSED
ZONING
AMENDMENT
FROM R-20
TO R-8 SINGLE
FAM. DIST.
FOR 11-8-16
GENERAL
ELECTION
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS: Council Representative Veras announced that BD. OF ZONING
the Board of Zoning Appeals will be meeting this Monday, June 13th •
APPEALS
PLANNING COMMISSION: Council Representative Harwood announced that PLANNING
the next Planning Commission meeting is scheduled for this Thursday, June 9th, at COMMISSION
7:00 P.M. Two public hearings are scheduled regarding: (1) Four Seasons Subdivision
Phase S; (2) Proposed rezoning of the former VA property.
RECREATION COMMISSION: Council Representative Redinger reported that RECREATION
at its last meeting the Recreation Commission discussed and passed a motion to COMMISSION
recommend to City Council an amendment to the Community Center fee schedule. She
will be presenting the recommendation for Council's consideration in the Finance '
Committee report. The Recreation Commission will hold its next meeting on Monday,
June 27, 2016.
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES: Council Representative Murphy DEPT. OF
announced that the Human Services Advisory Board will meet tomorrow, June 8th, at 3:00 HUMAN
P.M.
SERVICES
TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION: No report.
TELEC.COM.
SAFETY-SERVICE COMMITTEE: Councilmember Veras reported that the SAFETYcommittee met earlier this evening and has two items for Council consideration.
SERVICE
Motion by Veras, seconded by Broski, to authorize a one-year extension of
Agreement #13-4791 with UniFirst for supplying and laundering of employee uniforms for
the Brecksville Service Department at the same pricing as years 1 through 3.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
1-YR. EXTENSTION OF
AGREEMENT
WITH UNIFIRST FOR
SERVICE DEPT
UNIFORMS
Motion by Veras, seconded by Broski, to authorize second year renewal of an
agreement with Cargill Deicing Technology for the purchase of Sodium Chloride under the
following terms and for the period November 1,2016 - October 31,2017: Same Pricing
($S6.29/ton-untreated, $67.03/ton-treated); Revised Estimated Quantities - reduction in
tonnage total for the consortium from 72,000 to 43,260 (Brecksville's quantity is reduced
from 10,000 to 6,000 tons); 80% minimum commitment of estimated quantity
(Brecksville=4,800); No Maximum Ordering Threshold; 24-72 Hour Guaranteed Delivery.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
2ND YEAR
RENEWAL
OF AGREEMENT WITH
CARGILL
FOR THE
PURCHASE
OF SODIUM
CHLORIDE
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STREETS & SIDEWALKS COMMITTEE: No report.
STREETS &
SIDEWALKS
UTILITIES COMMITTEE: Councilmember Carouse reported that the committee UTILITIES
met earlier this evening and has two items for Council's consideration.
COMMITTEE
Riverview Road Culvert Project #SW120007, Account #C480171 3505.
RIVERVIEW
ROAD
Motion by Carouse, seconded by Redinger, to approve Workman Industrial CULVERT
Incorporated Change Order #1 in the amount of $248.40 for the substitution of sandstone PROJECT
rock versus limestone rock as rip rap material at the request of National Park and CHANGE
Metropark for
ORDERS
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
#1 & #2
Nays: None.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
Motion by Carouse, seconded by Redinger, to approve Workman Industrial
Incorporated Change Order #2 in the amount of $4,631.44 for removal and disposal of old
railroad ties found underneath the 100-year old culvert.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
*New P.O. Total with change orders: $494,588.04.
BUILDINGS & GROUNDS COMMITTEE: Councilmember Harwood reported BUILDINGS &
that the committee met earlier this evening. He thanked Council for the passage of the GROUNDS
Ordinance accepting the alternate bid of Ohio Paving & Construction for the Park-N-Ride
parking lot improvements project and presented the following additional recommendation
on behalf of the committee.
Motion by Harwood, seconded by Broski, to authorize Donald G. Bohning &
Associates, Inc. construction management and construction staking services in the amount
of$9,429.33 for the Park-N-Ride Parking Lot Improvements Project #PK140001. Account
C480171 3501.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Veras.
Nays: None.
Abstained: Skaljac.
MOTION CARRIED 6- AYES, 0- NAYS, I-ABSTAINED.
LEGISLATION COMMITTEE: No report.
DGB CONSTRUCTION
MGMT. &
CONSTRUCTION STAKING
SERVICES FOR
PARK-N-RIDE
LOT PROJECT
LEGIS. COM.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
Councilmember Redinger reported that the FINANCE
committee met earlier this evening and has the following four items for Council's COMMITTEE
consideration.
Motion by Redinger, seconded by Murphy, to amend the 2016 Community Center
Fee Schedule to include: Community Center Pool Add-on: $30.00 per hour per roomfor
non-profit usage ofthe Community Center pool(s).
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None.
.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
COMMUNITY
CENTER
FEE
SCHEDULE
ADDITION
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Motion by Redinger, seconded by Murphy, to authorize a 36-month/2-line
commitment extension for Centrex Service through AT&T for the City of Brecksville.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
EXTENSION
OF AT&T
CENTREX
SERVICE
Motion by Redinger, seconded by Murphy, to reinstate 240 hours of sick time to
Fire Lieutenant Patrick Coleman due to a work related injury he sustained on April 19,
2016.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
REINSTATEMENT OF
240 HOURS OF
SICK TIME TO
FIRE. LT.
P. COLEMAN
Motion by Redinger, seconded by Murphy, to authorize the payment of monthly
bills for professional services, as follows: Matty, Henrikson & Greve - $14,475.81; Sergio
1. DiGeronimo - $7,950.00; Roger A. Wadsworth - $1,050.00; Kulchytsky Architects, LLC
- $675.00; Opatrny & Associates - $604.08; 1. Neusser LLC - $2,000.00; Donald G.
Bohning & Associates - $16,447.25; Total of all Invoices - $43,202.14. A complete
breakdown of the invoices is on file in the Finance Department.
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
Nays: None.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
MONTHLY
BILLS FOR
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
REPORT OF LAW DIRECTOR: No report.
LAW DEPT.
REPORT OF ENGINEER: Engineer Wise announced that pre-notification signs ENGINEERING
will be posted on Edgerton Road on June 13th and as of June 27th Edgerton Road will be
closed for 30 days for the culvert replacement project.
REPORT OF FINANCE DIRECTOR: No report.
FINANCE DEPT
REPORT OF BUILDING DEPARTMENT: CBO Packard presented the May BLDG. DEPT.
2016 Building Department Report. In the month of May the Building Department issued
110 building permits with a valuation of just over $2 million, and total receipts collected
were $64,904.04.
REPORT OF SERVICE DIRECTOR: No report.
SERVICE DEPT.
REPORT OF PURCHASING DIRECTOR: No report.
PURCHASING
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT: Police Chief Goodrich thanked the POLICE
Mayor and members of Council for the appointment of Stan Korinek as a Police Lieutenant DEPARTMENT
and also for the resolution of commendation for Patrolman Paul Leigh upon his retirement.
REPORT OF FIRE DEPARTMENT: No report.
FIRE DEPT.
REPORT OF RECREATION DEPARTMENT: No report.
RECREATION
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REPORT OF THE MAYOR: Mayor Hruby commended the Service Department REPORT
and the Beautification Committee for how beautiful the City looked for the Memorial Day OF THE
services. He said it is incredible to see the changes that take place so quickly and asked the MAYOR
Service Director to pass on to the staff that they did a marvelous job. The Mayor thanked
members of Council for their participation and believes it was the largest crowd ever for
the Memorial Day parade and services at the cemetery. He said that the crowd seems to
grow larger each year and he hopes it means a growth in patriotism and appreciation on
behalf of the community and its residents for the people who serve and have served in the
U.S. military; and that we do not forget their sacrifices. Mayor Hruby said that the
participation of Judge Brian Corrigan as the keynote speaker was also greatly appreciated.
He again thanked everyone for making the Brecksville Memorial Day event extra-special.
On June 3rd, Mayor Hruby said that a ribbon cutting ceremony was held for the new
Brecksville Community Garden. He joked that city officials thought everyone was there
for the ribbon cutting ceremony but the gardeners couldn't wait to get in their gardens and
start planting. He said that one family of gardeners was almost completely finished
planting their plot by the time the ribbon cutting ceremony was over. The Mayor thanked
Council President Skaljac, Vice President Harwood and Councilmember Veras for
attending and cutting the ribbon, and also the Beautification Committee.
Mayor Hruby recognized and thanked Brian Stucky and the Stucky family for
donating excavation for the community garden project. He said that they tore out andhauled away the existing asphalt and replaced it with new dirt, and also provided an outbuilding (shed) to store tools. The Mayor said that the Stucky family played an integral
part in making this project happen. He also thanked Mike Boyas of Boyas Excavating for
taking all of the excavated materials at the landfill without charging the City. The Mayor
also recognized and thanked Don Lastoria of Lastoria's BP for contributing to the project.
Mayor Hruby thanked the Horticulture staff, and especially the Service Department
staff, for preparing the site, building the 77 gardening plots, and making sure that the
fencing is secure. He said that the community garden has beautified the area and he hopes
that anyone who thought the garden would detract from the area has reconsidered and
realizes what a great thing it is for our community. The Mayor said that the community
garden group is already looking forward and talking about expanding the program and
starting a farmer's market at some point in the future . The Mayor said that he has passed
by the community garden in the evenings and it is packed with people working in their
gardens. He encourages everyone to stop by and see it.
Mayor Hruby said that for at least forty years, maybe longer, any time there was a
major rain event Vaughn and Riverview Roads would flood . He said that installation of a
mini bridge years ago helped for a while; however, the area continued to flood through the
years. This past Sunday after a heavy rain event it was assumed that Riverview Road
would again have to be closed, but the Police Department checked and found that the water
was nowhere near the road. Mayor Hruby commended and thanked City Engineer Gerry
Wise for doing a fine job of overseeing the Snowville Road Culvert Project and the
Riverview Road Culvert and Stream Relocation Projects. He said that the Riverview Road
projects involved filling in the area near the National Park Service Garage, relocating the
stream back to where it was originally, and raising the road over the wetlands area. He
said that it was a perfect way to solve the problem and that the $1.9 million was well spent
.
and will save the City a lot of money in the future.
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Mayor Hruby reported that one of our residents was working out at the Community REPORT
Center when he became a victim of full arrest and through the fine work of our Fire OF THE
Department, Police Department, and Community Center staff, the gentleman continues to MAYOR
live. The man's condition was grave and he had no vital signs, but our firefighters were
able to revive him. By the time the ambulance arrived at the hospital the gentleman was
getting better and a few hours later he was stable. Mayor Hruby asked Fire Lt. Zimlich to
pass along his commendation to the Fire Department and said that he would be writing
letters to each of the firefighters involved for their great work.
The Mayor said that these types of incidents happen now and then and that we
should never take our safety forces for granted. He said that saving lives is one of the most
important things that our Fire Department does and that they are able to do so because of
their excellent training. He also commended the Police Department and Recreation
Department for their good work in starting CPR on the gentleman and said that they are
also well trained and know what to do in an emergency. Mayor Hruby said that he knows
the victim and his family are very appreciative to the City and that he will be inviting the
gentleman to a City Council meeting so that he can personally express his appreciation.
There were no further comments from City Council or the audience.
COMMENTS
Motion by Skaljac, seconded by Broski, to adjourn the regular meeting at 8:44 P.M. REGULAR
Ayes: Broski, Carouse, Harwood, Murphy, Redinger, Skaljac, Veras.
-MEETING
Nays: None.
ADJOURNED.
MOTION CARRIED 7- AYES, 0- NAYS.
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