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AGENDAS & MINUTES / LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE / 2012:
September 19, 2012: Finance Committee AGENDA: The Legislative Committee and Public Lands and Buildings Committee will meet jointly on Wednesday, September 19, 2012 at 6:45 P.M. to discuss pool admission policies. Lane A. Schlessel, Chairman Legislative Committee Joseph A. Marko, Chairman Public Lands & Buildings Committee September 19, 2012: Finance Committee MINUTES: The Legislative Committee/Public Lands and Buildings Committee was called to order at 7:48PM to discuss pool admissions. Present were-Joe Marko, Pat Ward, David Frey, and Keith Packard committee members; Chuck LoPresti, Paul Murphy, Chief Porrello, Mary Kovalchik, Julie David and residents. The discussion centered on abuse of passes such as special needs. 116 special needs passes were issued, 31 were individuals the rest were family members. It was suggested that Special Need passes only include 1 extra pass for the caregiver. The pool's attendance was up and costs are down with an increase of parties at the Sprayground. It was noted that the Mayor would like to eliminate reciprocity passes. Other issues mentioned were: It was moved to adjourn the Legislative/Public Lands and Buildings meeting by Joe Marko and seconded by Pat Ward and we were adjourned at 7:57PM Submitted by: Lane A Schlessel Legislative Committee Chairman Joseph A. Marko Public Lands and Buildings Committee Chairman Print ⇧ Back To Top
August 6, 2012: Legislative Committee AGENDA: The Legislative Committee will meet on Monday, August 6, 2012 immediately following the Special Meeting of Council to discuss Ordinance No. 2012-30. Lane A. Schlessel, Chairman Legislative Committee August 6, 2012: Legislative Committee MINUTES: The Legislative Committee was called to order at 7:25PM to discuss Tabled Ordinance 2010-30 prohibiting the use mobile communications for new drivers under 18 years. Present were-Joe Marko and Pat Ward committee members and all of council, Paul Murphy, Chief Porrello The discussion centered around distracted drivers and how strict should the Lyndhurst law be as it relates to the newly passed state law. The committee also reviewed nearby recently passed legislation as a guideline to either amending 2010-30 or defeating it and relying on the new state laws. It was moved by Pat Ward and Seconded by Joe Marko that we remove 2010-30 from the table and defeat it as a stand-alone ordinance. It was determined that our community will abide by the state law and should our safety force decide they would like us to address tougher regulations we would then re-address the issue at another time. The motion passed. It was moved to adjourn the legislative meeting by Joe Marko and seconded by Pat Ward and we were adjourned at 7:40PM Submitted by: Lane A Schlessel Legislative Committee Chairman Print ⇧ Back To Top
May 21, 2012: Legislative Committee AGENDA: The Legislative Committee will meet on Monday, May 21, 2012 immediately following the Public Lands and Buildings Committee Meeting to discuss the taxation of certain lottery and gaming winnings. Lane A. Schlessel, Chairman Legislative Committee May 21, 2012: Legislative Committee MINUTES: The Legislative Committee met on Monday, May 21, 2012, in the conference room at Lyndhurst Municipal Center. Present at the meeting were committee members Mr. Ward, Mr. Marko and Chairman Schlessel. Also present were Councilman Frey, Councilman LoPresti, the Mayor, Finance Director and the Law Director. The meeting was called to order at 7:32pm, to discuss taxing issues for gaming and lottery winnings. The Finance Director summarized the impact of Draft House Bill 386. With the current threshold for gaming tax set at five million dollars ($5,000,000.00) it was estimated that the City could have collected twenty-six thousand eight hundred forty-five dollars ($26,845.00) between 2005 and 2011 from lottery winnings. Discussions were held about changing the threshold amount from five million dollars ($5,000.000.00) to one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00). The committee recommendation was to wait on the passage of House Bill 386. Mr. Ward moved to adjourn the legislative committee meeting and it was seconded by Mr. Marko and the meeting was adjourned at 7:50PM. Submitted by: Lane A. Schlessel Chairman Legislative Committee Lane A. Schlessel, MSW Lyndhurst City Councilman Ward 3 1927 Bromton Drive Lyndhurst, Ohio 44124 Home 440-449-2416 Print ⇧ Back To Top May 7, 2012: Legislative Committee AGENDA: The Legislative Committee will meet on Monday, May 7, 2012 at 7:00 P.M. to discuss the proposed smoking ban. Lane A. Schlessel, Chairman Legislative Committee May 7, 2012: Legislative Committee MINUTES: The Legislative Committee met May, 7, 2012. The Legislative Committee was called to order at 7:03PM by Chairman Lane Schlessel. All members of the committee were present which are Mr. Ward and Mr. Marko as well as all members of council, the Mayor and the Law Director. The meeting was called to discuss the introduction of Ordinance 2012-29 being introduced by Vice Mayor David Frey which is a proposed ban on smoking in public spaces. Reasons for the ordinance: Mr. Packard did raise the question of the footage limit outside of our municipal buildings and this was discussed briefly. Mr. Ward questioned if the ordinance was clear enough to include the play grounds and pavilions or was this just meant for municipal buildings and of course what about home days? Mr. Schlessel raised the issue of enforceability and how this could actually be accomplished? Also mentioned was the smoking in the park during baseball games as many parents and grandparents while they shouldn't smoke do but typically move away. Mayor Cicero commented as safety director he could have signs posted in the areas in question making a statement that they are SMOKE FREE which would hopefully keep many from smoking in place like the stands at baseball games, the playground and pavilions. Mr. Ward moved that ordinance 2012-29 be placed on first reading and that Mayor Cicero send a directive as safety director to have the appropriate signs posted in the park NO SMOKING. It was seconded by Mr. Marco and passed. Mr. Ward moved to adjourn the legislative committee meeting and it was seconded by Mr. Marko and the meeting was adjourned at 7:27PM. Submitted by: Lane A. Schlessel Chairman Legislative Committee Lane A. Schlessel, MSW Lyndhurst City Councilman Ward 3 1927 Bromton Drive Lyndhurst, Ohio 44124 Home 440-449-2416 Print ⇧ Back To Top
March 19, 2012: Legislative Committee AGENDA: The Legislative Committee will meet on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 7:15 P.M. to discuss Ordinance No. 2012-10. Lane A. Schlessel, Chairman Legislative Committee March 19, 2012: Legislative Committee MINUTES: The Legislative Committee met on March 19, 2012 at 7:15pm to discuss Ordinance No. 2012-10. Present were all Legislative Committee Chairman Lane Schlessel; Legislative Committee Members Patrick Ward and Joseph Marko; Councilmen Joseph Gambatese, Charles LoPresti, and Keith Packard; Mayor Cicero; Finance Director Mary Kovalchik; and Ray Schmidlin, Jr., in place of Paul Murphy. Also present were County Official Ed Jerse and County Councilwoman Sunny Simon. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss joining forces with the County in the Anti-Poaching Agreement. Mr. Marko questioned the scoring system and the incentive program. Mr. Jerse explained the system, and Mr. Marko clarified that the scoring seemed like a penalty, and that that should be altered. Mr. Ward expressed concern over how the businesses in the Community made their decisions regarding moving; subsequently, discussion was held involving the Community's role when companies decided to move. Further discussion was held regarding a possible penalty to any Community that is involved in poaching. Sunny Simon discussed the importance of all Communities joining together in solidarity and reinforcing the support in this Agreement. The Committee then discussed the Communities which have already signed onto the Agreement, as well as the ones which have not, and the reasons for their decisions. It was moved by Mr. Ward, seconded by Mr. Marko, that Ordinance No. 2012-10 be approved at the evening's Council meeting. The meeting adjourned at 7:45pm. Lane A. Schlessel Chairman, Legislative Committee Print ⇧ Back To Top March 5, 2012: Legislative Committee AGENDA: The Legislative Committee will meet on Monday, March 5, 2012 at 7:30 P.M. to discuss Ordinance No. 2012-8. Lane A. Schlessel, Chairman Legislative Committee March 5, 2012: Legislative Committee MINUTES: To B Posted Print ⇧ Back To Top |
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