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ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 518 – ANIMALS OF THE PAINESVILLE CODIFIED ORDINANCES BY ADDING NEW SECTION 518.053 – TETHERING ANIMALS AND PENALTIES THEREFORE, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY

WHEREAS, tethering significantly restricts the animals movement and may result in serious injury should the animal become tangled or hooked on objects and are often subject to attacks by other animals and humans; and WHEREAS, studies prove that continuously tethering dogs become lonely, bored and are often anxious and more likely to bite than unchained does due to psychological damage; and WHEREAS, reasonable restrictions would help to ensure the safety of an animal that is confined outside and identifies circumstances in which tethering is prohibited along with the identifiable punishments for violating this section. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Painesville, Lake County, Ohio:

SECTION I: That Section 518 – ANIMALS IS hereby amended to read as follows:

CHAPTER 518 Animals

518.01 Definitions. 518.02 Animals running at large. 518.03 Livestock permits. 518.04 Nuisance conditions prohibited. 518.05 Abandoning, injuring and hunting animals, livestock or poultry. 518.051 Cruelty to companion animals. 518.053 Tethering Animals 518.06 Annual registration of dogs; tags required. 518.07 Annual licensing of commercial animal establishments; fees. 518.08 First license for commercial animal establishment. 518.09 License not transferable. 518.10 License and registration denial, revocation and reinstatement. 518.11 Impounding and disposition; records. 518.12 Burial of deceased animals. 518.13 Teasing or striking dogs used by the Police Division. 518.14 Injuring or killing dogs used by the Police Division. 518.15 Animal bites; reports and quarantine. 518.16 Relationship to Zoning Ordinance. 518.17 Animal owner liable for damage to public property. 518.18 Limitations on vicious dogs. 518.99 Penalty. CROSS REFERENCES See section histories for similar State law Power to restrain and impound animals - see Ohio R.C. 715.23 Driving animals upon roadway - see TRAF. 304.05, 312.05 Definitions generally - see GEN. OFF. 506.01 Assaulting police dog or horse or assistance dog - see GEN. OFF. 542.12 Offensive odors from places where animals are kept or fed - see GEN. OFF. 560.04

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518.01 DEFINITIONS. (a) For the purposes of this chapter, the following words and phrases shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to them: (1) "Animal" means any live or dead dog (Canis familiaris), cat (Felis catus), monkey (nonhuman primate mammal), guinea pig, hamster, rabbit or any other warm- blooded animal which is a domesticated pet, or used for exhibition purposes, or is intended for use in research, testing or experimentation. (2) "Animal hospital" means any facility which has the primary function of providing medical and surgical care for animals and is operated by a currently licensed veterinarian. (3) "Cat" means any member of the Felis catus family, male or female, regardless of age. (4) "Commercial animal establishment" means any pet shop, guard dog service, kennel, shelter, catterie, animal pound (other than that operated by the County or city), animal hospital, business which keeps animals in stock for retail or wholesale trade, or any establishment performing one or more of the principal activities of the aforementioned establishments. (5) "Dog" means any member of the Canis familiaris family, male or female, regardless of age. (6) "Health Commissioner" means the County Health Commissioner, or his authorized representative, including any employee of the County Health Department. (7) "Inspections Chief" means the City Building Official or his authorized representative. (8) "Keeping" or "harboring" means allowing an animal, livestock or poultry to remain, be lodged or fed within a building, enclosure or yard, or maintaining such animal, livestock or poultry, in one's custody or control. (9) "Livestock" means horses, ponies, stallions, colts, geldings, mares, sheep, rams, lambs, bulls, bullocks, steers, heifers, cows, calves, mules, jacks, jennets, burros, goats, kids, swine and any animals normally found in the wild state which are being kept for exhibition purposes or as private pets. (10) "Owner" means any person, firm, association or corporation owning, keeping or harboring any animal, livestock or poultry. (11) "Person" means an individual, firm, association, joint stock company, syndicate, partnership or corporation. (12) "Poultry" means all domesticated fowl and all game birds which are legally held in captivity. (13) "Running at large" means off the premises of the owner, and not under his/her physical control by leash, cord, chain, tether or other physical control. (14) "Safety Director" means the Safety Director or his authorized representative.

(15) “Tether” – means a rope, chain, cord, or pulley, or similar restraint for holding an animal in place, allowing a radius in which it can move about.

(16) (15) "Vicious animal" means any animal that by its conduct constitutes a physical threat to human beings or other animals which are engaged in lawful pursuits. (17) (16) "Wild or exotic animal" means any cat other than Felis catus; nonhuman primates other than monkeys; or other canine other than Canis familiaris; poisonous reptile, alligator, crocodile, or lizard over two feet long; snake over six feet long; bear, kangaroo, eagle; poisonous stinging insect or arachnid. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.) 518.02 ANIMALS RUNNING AT LARGE. No owner of any animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal shall permit such animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal to run at large. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.) 518.03 LIVESTOCK PERMITS. (a) No person shall keep a barn, stable or enclosure for any livestock within the City without having first obtained a permit from the Inspections Chief. Such permit shall contain the name, age, breed, description and any special markings peculiar to such livestock. (b) No permit shall be issued by the Inspections Chief for any livestock unless the following conditions are met:

(1) The sublot or parcel of real property upon which such livestock is kept or harbored shall be not less than one acre in size for each such livestock. (2) If such livestock is kept or harbored upon property not owned by the owner of such livestock, no permit shall be issued until there has been filed with the Inspections Chief the written consent of the owner of the sublot or parcel of property upon which such livestock shall be kept or harbored. (3) A stable, barn or enclosure shall be required for the keeping or harboring of livestock. Such stable, barn or enclosure shall meet the requirement of the building and zoning laws and shall be kept in a sanitary condition, and shall not be nearer than 100 feet to a street or any property line or municipal boundary line, nor nearer than 100 feet to any dwelling. (4) Nondomesticated livestock shall not be permitted unless the permit applicant demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Inspections Chief that: A. All reasonable precautions have been taken to securely cage or enclose the livestock and prevent the livestock from running at large; and B. Such livestock will not present a threat to the public peace, health and safety if the livestock escapes its cage or enclosure, (c) The fee for any livestock permit shall be fifteen dollars ($15.00) each for any calendar year or part thereof. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.) 518.04 NUISANCE CONDITIONS PROHIBITED. (a) No person shall keep or harbor any animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal in the Municipality so as to create offensive odors or unsanitary conditions. (b) No person owning, keeping or harboring any animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal shall permit such animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal to dig, urinate, defecate or otherwise damage any public property or private property other than the sublot or parcel owned or occupied by such owner, keeper or harborer of such animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal; provided that this prohibition shall not apply to private property onto which such owner, keeper or harborer has permission of the owner of such private property to walk the animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal, and also provided that person owning, keeping or harboring such animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal shall immediately remove all feces deposited by such animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal and dispose of same in a sanitary manner. (c) No person shall keep or harbor any animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal within the Municipality which, by frequent and habitual howling, yelping, barking or other activity, creates unreasonably loud and disturbing noises of such character, intensity and duration as to disturb the peace and quiet of the community or as to annoy, disturb or endanger the comfort, repose or health of persons occupying property in the neighborhood. (d) No person shall keep or harbor any animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal in or about an animal shelter adjoining to or abutting upon any lot upon which another person resides, or any street or highway, so as to constitute a threat to the preservation of the health, safety or general welfare of the public. All places maintained for the harboring or keeping of an animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal shall be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition free from rats, mice, filth, vermin, rubbish or collection of feces. (e) No person owning, keeping or harboring any animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal shall take, lead or carry such animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal into any store or place of business within the City except the office of a veterinarian or pet shop or other place of business for the purpose of obtaining services therein offered to such animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal, provided, however, this section shall not apply to a blind person accompanied by a "seeing eye" dog. (f) No owner or rider shall ride, lead or permit a horse to travel on or traverse any sidewalk, tree lawn or lawn area within the City. (g) No person shall do any of the following: (1) Own, keep or harbor more than three dogs and/or three cats, excepting puppies and kittens under three months old, in or on the premises of any dwelling within the City, unless the zoning lot upon which the dogs and/or cats are kept have a

minimum land area of 3,000 square feet for each dog or cat kept on such zoning lot regardless of the number of persons keeping or harboring dogs or cats on such lot. (2) Regularly keep or harbor more than two dogs and/or two cats outside of a fully enclosed structure between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (3) Regularly keep or harbor one or more puppies or kittens under age three months outside of a dwelling unit. (h) No person shall keep or permit to be kept any wild or exotic animal. The prohibition shall not apply to pet stores or to circuses or performing acts or other uses which have been duly authorized by the Safety Director. The Safety Director may issue a temporary permit to keep injured or infant wild animals native to the area which have been deemed to be incapable of surviving without assistance. The Safety Director may order the release of any wild animal kept under a temporary permit. (i) Any person owning a wild or exotic animal at the time of enactment of this chapter, may, pending approval of the Safety Director, obtain a permit to retain such wild or exotic animal provided that: (1) A permit application is filed with the Safety Director within forty-five days of the effective date of this chapter. (2) The facilities for housing and containment of such wild or exotic animal is inspected and found to be adequate to prevent such animal from escaping or injuring the public or public safety personnel acting in an official capacity. (3) An annual permit fee of ten dollars ($10.00) per animal is paid by the owner to the City. (4) Upon the death, sale, adoption, exchange, transfer or disposal of such wild or exotic animal, the animal may not be replaced. (j) Any person owning or harboring any female dog or cat shall, during the period that such animal is in heat, keep it securely confined and enclosed within a building except when out upon such person's property briefly for toilet purposes, and while in the presence of the owner. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86; Ord. 21-07. Passed 9-4-07.) 518.05 ABANDONING, INJURING AND HUNTING ANIMALS, LIVESTOCK OR POULTRY. (a) No person owning, keeping or harboring any animal, livestock or poultry shall abandon such animal, livestock or poultry. (b) No person shall maliciously, or willfully and without the consent of the owner, kill or injure a farm animal, dog, cat or other domestic animal that is the property of another. This section does not apply to police officers of the City or a licensed veterinarian acting in an official capacity. (c) The hunting and trapping of animals, livestock or poultry within the Municipality is prohibited. (d) No person shall maliciously or willfully administer poison, except a licensed veterinarian acting in such capacity, to a farm animal, dog, cat, poultry or other domesticated animal that is the property of another; or leave it where it may be easily found and eaten by any such animals, either upon his lands or the lands of another. (e) No person shall: (1) Torture an animal, deprive one of necessary sustenance, unnecessarily or cruelly beat, needlessly mutilate or kill or impound or confine an animal without supplying it during such confinement with a sufficient quantity of good wholesome food and water; (2) Impound or confine an animal without affording it, during such confinement, access to shelter from wind, rain, snow or excessive direct sunlight if it can be reasonably expected that the animal would otherwise become sick or in some other way suffer. This subsection (e) (2) does not apply to animals impounded or confined prior to slaughter. For the purpose of this section, "shelter" means a manmade enclosure, windbreak, sunshade or natural windbreak or sunshade that is developed from the earth's contour, tree development or vegetation; (3) Carry or convey an animal in a cruel or inhumane manner; (4) Keep animals other than cattle, poultry or fowl, swine, sheep or goats in an enclosure without wholesome exercise and change of air, nor feed cows on food that produces impure or unwholesome milk; (5) Detain livestock in railroad cars or compartments longer than twenty-eight hours after they are so placed without supplying them with necessary food, water and

attention, nor permit such livestock to be so crowded as to overlie, crush, wound or kill each other; (f) Upon the written request of the owner or person in custody of any particular shipment of livestock, which written request shall be separate and apart from any printed bill of lading or other railroad form, the length of time in which such livestock may be detained in any cars or compartments without food, water and attention may be extended to thirty-six hours without penalty therefor. This section does not prevent the dehorning of cattle. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86) 518.051 CRUELTY TO COMPANION ANIMALS. (a) For the purpose of this section, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning. (1) “Boarding kennel.” Has the same meaning as in R.C. § 956.01. (2) “Captive white-tailed deer.” Has the same meaning as in R.C. § 1531.01. (3) “Companion animal.” Any animal that is kept inside a residential dwelling and any dog or cat regardless of where it is kept. “Companion animal” does not include livestock or any wild animal. (4) “Cruelty.” Has the same meaning as in R.C. § 1717.01. (5) “Dog kennel.” Means an animal rescue for dogs that is registered under R.C. § 956.06, a boarding kennel, or a training kennel. (6) “Federal Animal Welfare Act.” The “Laboratory Animal Act of 1966", Pub. L. No. 89-544, 80 Stat. 350 (1966), 7 U.S.C. 2131 et seq., as amended by the “Animal Welfare Act of 1970", Pub. L. No. 91-579, 84 Stat. 1560 (1970), the “Animal Welfare Act Amendments of 1976", Pub. L. No. 94-279, 90 Stat. 417 (1976), and the “Food Security Act of 1985", Pub. L. No. 99-198, 99 Stat. 1354 (1985), and as it may be subsequently amended. (7) “Livestock.” Means horses, mules, and other equidae; cattle, sheep, goats, and other bovidae; swine and other suidae; poultry; alpacas; llamas; captive white-tailed deer; and any other animal that is raised or maintained domestically for food or fiber. (8) “Practice of veterinary medicine.” Has the same meaning as in R.C. § 4741.01. (9) “Residential dwelling.” A structure or shelter or the portion of a structure or shelter that is used by one or more humans for the purpose of a habitation. (10) “Torment.” Has the same meaning as in R.C. § 1717.01. (11) “Torture.” Has the same meaning as in R.C. § 1717.01. (12) “Wild animal.” Has the same meaning as in R.C. § 1531.01. (b) No person shall knowingly torture, torment, needlessly mutilate or maim, cruelly beat, poison, needlessly kill or commit an act of cruelty against a companion animal. (c) No person who confines or who is the custodian or caretaker of a companion animal shall negligently do any of the following: (1) Commit any act by which unnecessary or unjustifiable pain or suffering is caused, permitted, or allowed to continue, when there is a reasonable remedy or relief, against the companion animal; (2) Omit any act of care by which unnecessary or unjustifiable pain or suffering is caused, permitted, or allowed to continue, when there is a reasonable remedy or relief, against the companion animal; (3) Commit any act of neglect by which unnecessary or unjustifiable pain or suffering is caused, permitted, or allowed to continue, when there is a reasonable remedy or relief, against the companion animal; (4) Needlessly kill the companion animal; (5) Deprive the companion animal of necessary sustenance, confine the companion animal without supplying it during the confinement with sufficient quantities of good, wholesome food and water, or impound or confine the companion animal without affording it, during the impoundment or confinement, with access to shelter from heat, cold, wind, rain, snow or excessive direct sunlight, if it can reasonably be expected that the companion animal would become sick or suffer in any other way as a result of or due to the deprivation, confinement or impoundment or confinement in any of those specified manners. (d) No owner, manager, or employee of a dog kennel who confines or is the custodian or caretaker of a companion animal shall knowingly do any of the following: (1) Torture, torment, needlessly mutilate or maim, cruelly beat, poison, needlessly kill, or commit an act of cruelty against the companion animal;

(2) Deprive the companion animal of necessary sustenance, confine the companion animal without supplying it during the confinement with sufficient quantities of food and water, or impound or confine the companion animal without affording it, during the impoundment or confinement, with access to shelter if it is substantially certain that the companion animal would die or experience unnecessary or unjustifiable pain or suffering due to the deprivation, confinement, or impoundment or confinement in any of those specified manners. (e) No owner, manager, or employee of a dog kennel who confines or is the custodian or caretaker of a companion animal shall negligently do any of the following: (1) Commit any act by which unnecessary or unjustifiable pain or suffering is caused, permitted, or allowed to continue, when there is a reasonable remedy or relief, against the companion animal; (2) Omit any act of care by which unnecessary or unjustifiable pain or suffering is caused, permitted, or allowed to continue, when there is a reasonable remedy or relief, against the companion animal; (3) Commit any act of neglect by which unnecessary or unjustifiable pain or suffering is caused, permitted, or allowed to continue, when there is a reasonable remedy or relief, against the companion animal; (4) Needlessly kill the companion animal; (5) Deprive the companion animal of necessary sustenance, confine the companion animal without supplying it during the confinement with sufficient quantities of good, wholesome food and water, or impound or confine the companion animal without affording it, during the impoundment or confinement, with access to shelter from heat, cold, wind, rain, snow, or excessive direct sunlight if it can reasonably be expected that the companion animal would become sick or suffer in any other way as a result of or due to the deprivation, confinement, or impoundment or confinement in any of those specified manners. (f) Divisions (b), (c), (d) and (e) of this section do not apply to any of the following: (1) A companion animal used in scientific research conducted by an institution in accordance with the Federal Animal Welfare Act and related regulations; (2) The lawful practice of veterinary medicine by a person who has been issued a license, temporary permit or registration certificate to do so under R.C. Chapter 4741; (3) Dogs being used or intended for use for hunting or field trial purposes, provided that the dogs are being treated in accordance with usual and commonly accepted practices for the care of hunting dogs; (4) The use of common training devices, if the companion animal is being treated in accordance with usual and commonly accepted practices for the training of animals; (5) The administering of medicine to a companion animal that was properly prescribed by a person who has been issued a license, temporary permit or registration certificate under R.C. Chapter 4741. (g) Notwithstanding any section of the Ohio Revised Code that otherwise provides for the distribution of fine moneys, the Clerk of Court shall forward all fines the Clerk collects that are so imposed for any violation of this section to the Treasurer of the municipality, whose county humane society or law enforcement agency is to be paid the fine money as determined under this division. The Treasurer shall pay the fine moneys to the county humane society or the county, township, municipal corporation or state law enforcement agency in this state that primarily was responsible for or involved in the investigation and prosecution of the violation. If a county humane society receives any fine moneys under this division, the county humane society shall use the fine moneys to provide the training that is required for humane agents under R.C. § 1717.06. (R.C. § 959.131) (h) (1) Whoever violates division (b) of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor of the first degree on a first offense and a felony to be prosecuted under appropriate state law on each subsequent offense. (2) Whoever violates division (c) of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor of the second degree on a first offense and a misdemeanor of the first degree on each subsequent offense. (3) Whoever violates division (d) of this section is guilty of a felony to be prosecuted under appropriate state law. (4) Whoever violates division (e) of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor of the first degree.

(5) A. A court may order a person who is convicted of or pleads guilty to a violation of division (a) of this section to forfeit to an impounding agency, as defined in R.C. § 959.132, any or all of the companion animals in that person’s ownership or care. The court also may prohibit or place limitations on the person’s ability to own or care for any companion animals for a specified or indefinite period of time. B. A court may order a person who is convicted of or pleads guilty to a violation of division (a) of this section to reimburse an impounding agency for the reasonably necessary costs incurred by the agency for the care of a companion animal that the agency impounded as a result of the investigation or prosecution of the violation, provided that the costs were not otherwise paid under R.C. § 959.132. (6) If a court has reason to believe that a person who is convicted of or pleads guilty to a violation of this section suffers from a mental or emotional disorder that contributed to the violation, the court may impose as a community control sanction or as a condition of probation a requirement that the offender undergo psychological evaluation or counseling. The court shall order the offender to pay the costs of the evaluation or counseling. (R.C. § 959.99(E)) Statutory reference: Impoundment of companion animals; notice and hearing, see Ohio R.C. 959.132 518.053 TETHERING ANIMALS (a) No person shall tether an animal outside of a dwelling, without shelter, in any of the following circumstances: (1) For more than eight (8) consecutive hours in a twenty-four (24) hour period with not less than a one (1) hour period between tetherings; (2) If a heat or cold advisory has been issued by a local or state authority or the National Weather Service; (3) If a severe weather warning has been issued by a local or state authority or the National Weather Service; (4) If the tether is less than fifteen (15) feet in length; (5) If the tether allows the animal to touch the adjacent property boundary line fence or cross the property line or cross onto public property; (6) If the tether is attached by means of a pinch-type, prong-type, or choke-type collar or if the collar is unsafe or is not properly fitted; (7) Deprive the companion animal of necessary sustenance, confine the companion animal with supplying it during the confinement with sufficient quantities of good, wholesome food and clean water;

(8) Tether a companion animal without affording it, during the impoundment or confinement, with access to shelter from heat, cold, wind, rain, snow, or excessive direct sunlight, if it can reasonably be expected that the companion animal would become sick or suffer in any other way as a result of or due to the deprivation, confinement, or impoundment in any of those specified manners. 518.06 ANNUAL REGISTRATION OF DOGS; TAGS REQUIRED. Except for guide dogs registered under Ohio R.C. 955.111 and dogs kept by an institution or organization for teaching and research purposes under Ohio R.C. 955.16, no person shall own, keep or harbor a dog more than three months of age without annually registering such dog with the County Auditor. Failure of any dog at any time to wear a valid registration tag shall be prima-facie evidence of lack of registration and subject such dog to impounding and disposition as provided by Ohio R.C. 955.16. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.) 518.07 ANNUAL LICENSING OF COMMERCIAL ANIMAL ESTABLISHMENTS; FEES. (a) No person, either as owner or agent, representative, employee or bailee of an owner, shall operate a commercial animal establishment without being licensed for that activity. Any establishment or individual holding such license shall not be required to register individual animals as outlined in Section 518.06. Any person desiring to obtain or annually renew a license to operate a commercial animal establishment shall file an application with the City and pay an appropriate fee, as follows: (1) Each kennel, shelter, catterie: $50.00 (2) Each pet shop, grooming shop: $25.00

(3) Each guard dog service: $50.00. (b) No license shall be required of any animal hospital. (c) Upon the receipt of the license application fee, the City shall refer such application to the Inspections Chief who shall inspect the premises. If the application is approved by the Inspections Chief, a license shall be issued to the applicant to operate the activity under such conditions as the Inspections Chief shall specify. (d) All licenses shall expire one year from the date of issuance. The licensee shall apply to the City for license renewal at least thirty days prior to the license expiration date to ensure continuous licensing. (Ord. 10-86.Passed 5-19-86.) 518.08 FIRST LICENSE FOR COMMERCIAL ANIMAL ESTABLISHMENT. Any person for the first time beginning to operate a commercial animal establishment shall pay the applicable license fee at least thirty days prior to the start of such operation. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.) 518.09 LICENSE NOT TRANSFERABLE. Licenses for commercial animal establishments shall not be transferable. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.) 518.10 LICENSE AND REGISTRATION DENIAL, REVOCATION AND REINSTATEMENT. (a) Withholding or falsifying information of a license or registration application shall be grounds for denial or revocation of such license or registration. (b) Any person having been denied a license or registration may not reapply for a period of thirty days. Each reapplication shall be accompanied by a fee established by ordinance. (c) No person who has been convicted of cruelty to animals shall be issued a license or registration. (d) It shall be a condition of the issuance of any license or registration that the Inspections Chief shall be permitted to inspect all animals and all premises where animals are kept at any time and shall, if permission for such inspection is refused, revoke the license or registration. (e) Any license or registration issued shall be subject to revocation in the event such licensee or registrant fails to comply with the terms and conditions of such license or registration, or if the activity licensed becomes a nuisance, health hazard or detriment to the safety and welfare of the residents of the City. (f) Any person aggrieved by the denial or revocation of a license or registration may appeal to Council, which body may either issue, reinstate or affirm the denial such license or registration. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86) 518.11 IMPOUNDING AND DISPOSITION; RECORDS. (a) A police officer or animal warden may impound any animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal found in violation of Section 518.02. If the dog is not wearing a valid registration tag and the owner is not otherwise reasonably determined, notice shall be posted in the pound or animal shelter both describing the dog and place where seized and advising the unknown owner that unless the dog is redeemed within three days, it may thereafter be sold or destroyed according to law. If the dog is wearing a valid registration tag or the identity of the owner, keeper or harborer is otherwise reasonably determined, notice shall be given by certified mail to such owner, keeper or harborer that the dog has been impounded and unless redeemed within fourteen days of the date of notice, it may thereafter be sold or destroyed according to the law. Any dog seized and impounded may be redeemed by its owner, keeper or harborer at any time prior to the applicable redemption period upon payment of all lawful costs assessed against the animal and upon providing the dog with a valid registration tag if it has none. (b) A record of all dogs impounded, the disposition of the same, the owner's name and address where known, and a statement of any costs assessed against the dogs shall be kept by any pound keeper. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.)


518.12 BURIAL OF DECEASED ANIMALS. No owner or possessor of any animal which has died, shall permit the same to lie on any public ground, lane, alley or public lot, or shall bury any animal within 165 yards of any spring or well, or throw or cause to be thrown the carcass of any such animal into any portion of the Grand River or tributary thereof within the City. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.) 518.13 TEASING OR STRIKING DOGS USED BY THE POLICE DIVISION. (a) No person shall maliciously or willfully tease or strike dogs used by the Police Division. (b) No person shall purposely interfere with or meddle with any dog used by the Police Division. (c) A person violates subsection (a) hereof if he willfully and maliciously taunts, torments, teases, beats or strikes any dog used by the Police Division of the City. A person commits a violation of subsection (b) hereof if he interferes with or meddles with any such dog used by the Police Division or any member thereof in the performance of the functions or duties of the Police Division or of such officer or member. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.) 518.14 INJURING OR KILLING DOGS USED BY THE POLICE DIVISION. (a) No person shall maliciously or willfully without the consent of the owner injure or kill dogs used by the Police Division. (b) A person commits the offense of injuring or killing a dog used by the Police Division if he willfully or maliciously tortures, mutilates, injures or kills any dogs used by the Police Division of the City in the performance of the function or duties of such Division. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.) 518.15 ANIMAL BITES; REPORTS AND QUARANTINE. Whenever any person is bitten by a dog or other animal, report of such bite shall be made to the Health Commissioner within twenty-four hours. Whenever it is reported to the Health Commissioner that any dog or other animal has bitten a person, that dog or other animal shall be quarantined under an order issued by the Health Commissioner. The dog or other animal shall be quarantined by its owner or by a harborer, or shall be quarantined in a pound or kennel. In all cases, such quarantine shall be under the supervision of the Health Commissioner and shall be at the expense of the owner or harborer. Quarantine shall continue until the Health Commissioner determines that the dog or other animal is not afflicted with rabies. The quarantine period hereby required shall not be less than ten days from the date on which the person was bitten. If at any time during the quarantine, the Health Commissioner requires the dog or other animal to be examined for symptoms of rabies, then the examination shall be by a licensed doctor of veterinary medicine. The veterinarian shall report to the Health Commissioner the conclusions reached as a result of the examinations. The examination by a veterinarian shall be at the expense of the owner or harborer. No dog or other animal shall be released from the required quarantine unless and until it has been properly vaccinated against rabies. No person shall fail to comply with the requirements of this section or with any order of the Health Commissioner made pursuant thereto, nor fail to immediately report to the Health Commissioner any symptom or behavior suggestive of rabies. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.) 518.16 RELATIONSHIP TO ZONING ORDINANCE. The keeping or harboring of animals, livestock or poultry shall be permitted only when the requirements of the Zoning Code of the City and of all other applicable laws and ordinances have been met, in addition to the requirements of this chapter. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.) 518.17 ANIMAL OWNER LIABLE FOR DAMAGE TO PUBLIC PROPERTY. The owner, keeper or harborer of any animal, livestock, poultry, wild or exotic animal which damages or destroys public property shall be held liable for the full value of the property damaged or destroyed, in addition to any penalty imposed for violation of this chapter. (Ord. 10-86. Passed 5-19-86.)

518.18 LIMITATIONS ON VICIOUS DOGS. (a) No person, organization, or corporation shall own, keep, harbor, or provide sustenance for more than one dangerous or vicious dog, as defined or referred to in Ohio R.C. 955.11, regardless of age, in the City, with the exception of puppies for which the owner has filed an ownership acknowledgment form in person with the Dog Warden of Lake County, prior to reaching seven days of age. The ownership of these puppies must be transferred according to Ohio R.C. 955.11 before they are three months of age. (b) Any dangerous or vicious dog, as defined or referred to in Ohio R.C. 955.11, which is outside the premises of the dog owner, shall be kept on a leash and muzzled until the dog's return to the premises of ownership. (Ord. 21-07. Passed 9-4-07; Ord. 24-12. Passed 6-18-12.) 518.99 PENALTY. (a) Whoever violates any provision of this chapter for which no other penalty is provided is guilty of a minor misdemeanor. (b) Whoever violates Section 518.05(b), if the value of the animal killed or the injury done amounts to less than three hundred dollars ($300.00), is guilty of a misdemeanor of the second degree; if the value of the animal killed or the injury done amounts to three hundred dollars ($300.00) or more, such person is guilty of a misdemeanor of the first degree. (c) Whoever violates Section 518.05(d) is guilty of a misdemeanor of the fourth degree. (d) Whoever violates Section 518.05(e) is guilty of a misdemeanor of the second degree.

(e) Whoever violates Section 518.053 is guilty of a minor misdemeanor on the first offense, a misdemeanor of the fourth degree on the second offense, and a misdemeanor of the first degree on the third or any subsequent offense. Notwithstanding the foregoing penalties, if an animal becomes sick or injured as a result of a violation of this section, then whoever violates this section is guilty of a misdemeanor of the first degree. (f)(e) Whoever violates Section 518.13(a) is guilty of a misdemeanor of the third degree. (g)(f) Whoever violates Section 518.13(b) is guilty of a misdemeanor of the fourth degree. (h)(g) Whoever violates Section 518.14 is guilty of a misdemeanor of the first degree.

(i)(h) Whoever violates Section 518.18 is guilty of a misdemeanor of the first degree. (Ord. 10-86.Passed 5-19-86; Ord. 21-07. Passed 9-4-07.) SECTION II: That this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure necessary for the immediate protection and preservation of the public peace, health, safety and general welfare of the inhabitants of the City of Painesville, and for the further need to protect animals given the current weather conditions; and therefore, this Ordinance shall be effective immediately upon its passage. PASSED: _____________________________ Paul W. Hach, II President of Council ATTEST: _____________________________ Valerie Vargo Clerk of Council








RESOLUTION NO. _______

A RESOLUTION TO CREATE AND DEFINE THE ELECTRIC COMMITTEE

WHEREAS, the City of Painesville has for many years owned and operated an electric utility, and

WHEREAS, the Painesville City Council determined it to be beneficial to establish an Electric Committee and define its role in order to provide recommendations to City Council. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Painesville, Lake County, Ohio: SECTION I. That the Electric Committee is hereby created and shall consist of five (5) members appointed for rotating 3 year terms who shall be appointed based on their ability and educational level in the fields of engineering, accounting or finance, administration and management; or any equivalent combination of experience and training which will provide the required knowledge, skills, and ability. SECTION II. That the Electric Committee shall have a Council Liaison who is appointed by the President of Council and is a non-voting member of the Committee. SECTION III. That the Electric Committee shall meet quarterly in the months of January, April, July, and October, or at other times as determined appropriate to assist City Council in its decision-making role. SECTION IV. That it shall be the duty of the Electric Committee to serve in an advisory capacity to the Administrative staff and Council on matters related to the purchase power, financing, operations, improvements and programs associated with city owned Municipal Electric utility. SECTION V. That this Resolution and the attached Committee Rules and Regulations shall be in full force and effect in the earliest person allowed by law. PASSED: _____________________________ Paul W. Hach, II President of Council ATTEST: _____________________________ Valerie Vargo Clerk of Council

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Electric Committee Rules and Regulations

Purpose/ Duties: The Painesville Electric Committee shall be an advisory body appointed by City Council to provide comments and input to assist City Council in its decision-making role to address specific issues related to the purchase of power, financing, operations, improvements and programs associated with city owned Municipal Electric utility.

Membership: The committee shall consist of five (5) members appointed for rotating 3 year terms who shall be

appointed based on their ability and educational level in the fields of engineering, accounting or finance,

administration and management; or any equivalent combination of experience and training which will

provide the required knowledge, skills and ability. Members of the Committee must be an end user of

Painesville Municipal Electric. No person shall be eligible for a position on the Electric Committee who has

pecuniary interest in any contract for furnishing power or equipment to or for the City, or who is a stock

holder in any corporation which has any direct competition with the City. If knowledge of such interactions

becomes evident, the position shall be vacated. A Council Liaison shall be appointed by the President of Council as a non-voting member.

Staff support shall be provided by the City Manager or its designee, to provide and supply assistance,

information and administrative support to the Committee.

Meeting: Meeting shall be quarterly in the months of January, April, July and October, or at other times as determined appropriate to assist City Council in its decision-making role. A quorum shall consist of three (3) members of the Committee. The number of votes necessary to transact business shall be three (3). Voting shall be by roll call. A record of the roll call vote shall be kept as a part of the minutes.

Organization: An organization meeting shall be held every two years, said meetings being the first meeting of the Committee held subsequent to the reorganization of City Council. Nominations for Chairman and Vice-Chai rman shall be made from the floor at the organization meeting and an election shall follow immediately thereafter. A candidate receiving a majority vote of the entire membership of the Utility Committee shall be declared elected, and shall serve for two years or until his successor shall take office.

Vacancies in office shall be filled immediately by regular election procedure. Officers: The officers of the Utility Committee shall consist of a Chairman and Vice-Chairman.

The Chairman shall preside at all meetings and hearings of the Utility Committee and shall have the

duties normally conferred by parliamentary usage on such officers.

The Vice-Chairman shall act for the Chairman in his absence.

ORDINANCE NO.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 1373 OF THE PAINESVILLE CODE OF 1998, RELATING TO RENTAL DWELLING REGISTRATION.

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PAINESVILLE, LAKE COUNTY, OHIO:

SECTION I. That Chapter 1373 of the Painesville Code of 1998 is hereby amended to read as follows:

1373.01 COMPLIANCE REQUIRED; APPLICATION OF CHAPTER.

(a) No person shall occupy or let to another for occupancy any dwelling or dwelling unit, for the purpose of living, sleeping, cooking or eating therein, which does not comply with the provisions of this chapter.

(b) This chapter applies to rental dwelling units located within the City, except for the following:

(1) Any dwelling unit owned or leased by a college or university and operated by a college or university for the purpose of use as a dormitory student housing;

(2) Any single family dwelling unit occupied by a person or persons purchasing the dwelling unit under a contract of sale;

(3) Any hotel, motel, or other similar lodging where occupants are transient;

(4) Any single family dwelling unit where the owner resides therein, or any single family dwelling unit where the owner normally resides but is temporarily absent for a period not to exceed one year and, during the period for said absence, leases the dwelling unit to another;

(5) Any single family dwelling unit whose owner occupies the dwelling unit, rents to one or more occupants, and share common bathroom and kitchen facilities with the occupant;

(6) Any dwelling unit utilized as a nursing home or assisted living facility;

(7) Any dwelling unit occupied by the immediate family members of the owner of the dwelling unit.

1373.02 INVENTORY AND DAMAGE LISTS; SECURITY DEPOSITS.

(a) The owner or his agent shall contact the occupant and arrange a joint inspection of the premises to occur within ten days of occupancy of the rental unit. The owner or his agent and the occupant shall at that time jointly complete an inventory and damage list, and this shall be signed by all parties to the tenancy agreement. Duplicate copies of the inventory and damage list shall be retained by all parties and shall be deemed a part of the tenancy agreement.

(b) The owner or his agent shall contact the occupant and arrange a joint inspection of the premises to occur at the end of the occupancy and prior to the occupancy of the next occupant. Any damages to the rental unit shall be noted on the inventory and damage list, and the list shall thereupon be signed by the parties. If the parties can agree to the cost of repair, such portion as is due the occupant shall be refunded within 30 days after termination of the rental agreement and delivery and possession.

(c) (1) The owner or his agent shall have a duty to initiate the joint inspections; however, both the owner or his agent and the occupant shall have an affirmative duty to make a good-faith effort in scheduling joint inspections. In the event the owner or his agent is unable to schedule an inspection with the occupant through contacting the occupant by telephone, personal message or personal contact, the owner or his agent may show compliance with this section by producing the following: a copy of a letter to occupant stating the time and place of inspection; and a normal business record showing that this letter was mailed to the occupant by first class mail at least two days prior to the date of the inspection.

(2) If the owner or owner's agent cannot arrange a joint inspection pursuant to the above procedures, the owner or agent shall complete the inspection, noting on a signed and dated inspection report any damages that exceed normal wear and tear. A copy of the report shall be provided to the tenant.

(d) The owner's or agent's copy of all inspection reports shall be retained for a minimum of the present lease period and the two subsequent lease periods, or for a period of four years, whichever is less.

1373.03 DISCLOSURE.

(a) A party signing a tenancy agreement as owner shall disclose therein or in a separate writing furnished to the occupant at or before the commencement of tenancy the name and usual address of each person who is:

(1) Authorized to manage the premises; and

(2) An owner of the premises or his agent who is authorized to act for and on behalf of the owner for the purpose of service of process and for the purpose of receiving all notices and demands.

(b) The information required by this section shall be kept current. The provisions of this section shall extend to and be enforceable against any successor owner or manager.

(c) The owner or owner's agent shall provide to each occupant, at or before the commencement of occupancy, a summary of the tenants' and owners' rights and responsibilities.

(d) The Community Development Department shall furnish, upon request, to each registered owner or owner's agent of rental property subject to this chapter a copy of the Painesville Property Maintenance Code.

1373.04 REGISTRATION OF RENTAL DWELLINGS REQUIRED.

(a) No person shall use real estate located within the City for the purpose of erecting or maintaining a rental dwelling thereon without registering such property with the Community Development Department of the City. Each registration application shall be filed with the Community Development Department and accompanied by the registration fee listed below. Each registration application shall be signed by the owner of the property being registered, or said owner’s authorized agent, and shall include the following information:

(1) Name, address, and contact information of owner;

(2) Name, address, and contact information of mortgage holder;

(32) Legal address of the property;

(43) Brief description of type and number of rental unit(s); and,

(54) Name, address and contact information of designated local agent, if any, authorized to receive notification of complaints, damages, emergencies, substandard conditions or other communications, including service of process. Any owner who does not reside within Lake County or an surrounding adjacent county shall be required to designate such an agent. Any designated agent must reside in Lake County or an surrounding adjacent county.

(b) Whenever ownership of a rental unit changes, the new owner shall register the property within 60 days of the transfer of ownership.

(c) Notification of the owner or his agent at the address shown on the registration form shall constitute sufficient notice pursuant to any provision of this chapter.

(fd) Registration completed pursuant to the provisions of this chapter shall expire at the first registration expiration date that occurs after registration. For the purposes of this chapter, the registration expiration dates shall be February 15, 2014 and each February 15 every three years thereafter. Upon the expiration of a property’s registration pursuant to this chapter, subsequent registration shall be required as provided by this chapter.

(de) The fee for registering rental dwelling units shall be based on the number of units owned within the City limits and is as follows: one to three units, ten twenty dollars ($1020.00); four to ten units, fifteen thirty dollars ($1530.00); 11 to 50 units, twenty-five fifty dollars ($2550.00); and more than 50 units, seventy-five one hundred fifty dollars ($75150.00).

(f) First Time Registration: In addition to the rental registration fee above, if property a rental dwelling required to be registered pursuant to the provisions of this chapter is left unregistered for more

than 60 days from the registration deadline in (d) or 60-days from the transfer of title, the owner shall pay a late fee shall be imposed as follows: for single-family dwelling unit properties previously unregistered, one hundred dollars ($100.00); for multi-family dwelling unit properties previously unregistered, penalty of one hundred dollars ($100.00) plus twenty-five dollars ($25.00) per dwelling unit; and for any property that was previously registered but timely renewal of the previous registration did not occur, two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00) and an administrative fee equal to the rental registration fee.

(g) Renewal Registration: In addition to the rental registration fee above, any rental dwelling that was previously registered with the City but timely renewal of the rental registration did not occur on or before the renewal date as provided for in (d), the owner shall pay a penalty of two hundred dollars ($200.00) and an administrative fee equal to the rental registration fee.

(h) The fees and penalties listed above (e), (f) and (g) shall not be made retroactive for violations occurring prior to the passage of this Ordinance.

(ei) Upon successful completion of the registration application form, the City of Painesville shall issue to the registrant a receipt of payment as proof of the registration. Receipts of payment shall be nontransferable and state the following: the date of issuance; the address of the rental dwelling and the name.

(gj) The owner or the designated local agent of property registered pursuant to the provisions of this chapter must complete the Crime Free Multi-Family or Crime Free Residential Rental Program offered by the City of Painesville Police Department and provide proof of same to the Community Development Department of the City. For properties registered pursuant to the chapter prior to June 1, 2014, said proof shall be provided on or before December 1, 2014. For properties registered on June 1, 2014 or thereafter, said proof shall be provided within three six months of registration.

1373.05 APPEALS.

Any owner who is served a notice of rental registration may, within ten calendar days of receipt of such notice, apply for an exemption or appeal the findings of the Property Maintenance Officer as set forth in Section 1349.32 of the Building Code.

1373.0599 PENALTY.

Any person, firm or corporation or his or their agents who violates any provisions of this chapter or who fails or refuses to abide by the terms issued pursuant to this chapter is guilty of a misdemeanor in the fourth degree for each offense. A separate offense shall be deemed committed each day during which a violation continues.

SECTION II. That this Ordinance is passed and adopted for the protection and preservation of the peace, health, safety and general welfare of the inhabitants of the City of Painesville, the proposed changes are necessary to clarify the registration of rental properties in a timely manner and to protect the residents and therefore, this Ordinance shall be effective at the earliest date allowed by law.

PASSED:

EFFECTIVE:

PAUL HACH, II President of Council

ATTEST:

VALERIE VARGO Clerk of Council

ORDINANCE NO.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 1375 OF THE PAINESVILLE CODE OF 1998, RELATING TO VACANT PROPERTY AND BUILDING REGISTRATION.


SECTION I. That Chapter 1375 of the Painesville Code of 1998 is hereby amended to read as follows:

1375.01 PURPOSE.

The purpose of this chapter is to establish a program for identifying and registering vacant residential and commercial buildings; to determine the responsibilities of owners of vacant buildings and structures; and to speed the rehabilitation of the vacant buildings. Shifting the cost of burden from the general citizenry to the owners of the blighted buildings will be the result of this chapter.

1375.02 DEFINITIONS.

Unless otherwise expressly stated, the following terms shall for the purpose of this chapter, have the meanings indicated in this section.

(a) “Owner.” Any person, in whose name the property is titled, and any person, agent, servicing company, firm, third party, financial institution or bank that has an interest in the property as a result of an assignment, sale, mortgage, transfer of a mortgage, or similar instrument or having an agreement with any one of the above for the purpose of securing and/or managing the property.

(b) “Secured by other than normal means.” A building secured by means other than those used in the design of the building.

(c) “Unoccupied”. A building which is not being used for the occupancy authorized by the owner.

(d) “Unsecured.” A building or portion of a building which is open to entry by unauthorized persons without the use of tools or ladders.

(e) “Vacant building.” A building (excluding government-owned buildings) which is:

(1) Unoccupied and unsecured; or

(2) Unoccupied and secured by other than normal means; or

(3) Unoccupied and an unsafe building as determined by the Community Development Department; or

(4) Unoccupied and having utilities disconnected; or

(5) Unoccupied and has housing or building code violations; or

(6) Illegally occupied, which shall include loitering and vagrancy; or

(7) Unoccupied for a period of time over 90 days and having an existing code violation issued by a Property Maintenance Officer; or

(8) Unoccupied with a mortgage status of abandonment (i.e. deceased or foreclosed); or

(9) Unoccupied and abandoned by the property owner.

(f) “Evidence of vacancy.” Any condition that on its own or combined with other conditions present would lead a reasonable person to believe the property is vacant. Such conditions include, but are not limited to: significantly below standard utility usage, overgrown and/or dead vegetation, accumulation of newspapers, circulars, flyers and/or mail, accumulation of trash, junk, and/or debris, broken or boarded up windows, abandoned vehicles, auto parts or materials, the absence of window coverings, such as curtains, blinds, and/or shutters, the absence of furnishings and/or personal items consistent with habitation or occupation, statement(s) by governmental employee(s) that the property is vacant.

1375.03 VACANT PROPERTY/BUILDING REGISTRATION.

(a) The owner shall register with the Community Development Department not later than 90 days after any building located in an area zoned for, or abutting an area zoned for, residential or commercial use in the City becomes a vacant building or not later than 30 days of being notified by the Community Development Department of the requirement to register based on evidence of vacancy, whichever event first occurs.

(b) The registration shall be submitted on forms provided by the Community Development Department and shall include the following information supplied by the owner:

(1) The name(s) and address(es) of the owner or owners;

(2) If the owner does not reside in Lake County or adjacent county within ten miles of Painesville City limits, the name and address of any third party who the owner has entered into a contract or agreement for property management. By designating an authorized agent under the provisions of this section, the owner is consenting that the third party is authorized to receive any and all notices relating to the property and conformance of any and all ordinances;

(3) The names and addresses of all known lien holders and all other parties with an ownership interest in the building;

(4) A telephone number where a responsible party can be reached at all times during business and non-business hours; and

(5) A vacant building plan as described in division (c) of this section.

(c) The owner shall submit a vacant building plan which must meet the approval of the Chief Building Official or the Property Maintenance Officer. The plan, at a minimum, must contain information from one of the following three choices:

(1) If the building is to be demolished, a demolition plan indicating the proposed time frame for demolition which includes starting within 30 days of acceptance of the proposed demolition timeline and does not exceed one year in accordance with the Ohio Building Code; or

(2) If the building is to remain vacant, a plan for the ensuring the building is secured in accordance with Section 1349.33 along with the procedure that will be used to maintain the property, and a statement of the reasons why the building will be left vacant (e.g., building is for sale, etc.); or

(3) If the building is to be returned to appropriate occupancy or use, a rehabilitation plan for the building and grounds. The rehabilitation plan shall not exceed 12 months from the time they obtain permits, unless the Chief Building Official grants an extension upon receipt of a written statement from the owner detailing the reasons for the extension. Any repairs, improvements, or alterations to the property must comply with any applicable zoning, housing, historic preservation, or building codes, and the property must be secured during the rehabilitation.

(dc) All applicable laws and codes shall be complied with by the owner. The owner shall notify the Property Maintenance Officer of any changes in information of their vacant building registration within 30 days of the change. If the plan or timetable for the vacant building is revised in any way, the revision(s) must be in writing and must meet the approval of the Property Maintenance Officer and/or Chief Building Official.

(ed) The owner and subsequent owners or banks/agents shall keep the building secured and safe and the building and grounds properly maintained in accordance with all applicable Property Maintenance Codes.

(fe) A new owner(s) shall register or re-register the vacant building with the Property Maintenance Officer within 30 days of any transfer of an ownership interest in the vacant building if the building continues to remain vacant after transfer. The new owner(s) shall comply with the approved plan and timetable submitted by the previous owner until any proposed changes are submitted and meet the approval of the Property Maintenance Officer and/or Chief Building Official. If fees were paid upon or prior to the transfer of an ownership interest, the new owner(s) will not be required to pay for re-registering the property until such time that the registration fee is due based on the original date of vacancy. This does not mean they do not have to register within 30-days as specified above.

(gf) The failure of the owner of the vacant building to obtain a deed for the property or to file the deed with the County Recorder shall not excuse the property owner from registering the property.

(hg) Failure of the owner or any subsequent owners to maintain the building and premises that result in remedial action taken by the City shall be grounds for revocation of the approved plan and shall be subject to any applicable penalties provided by the law.

(ih) The Property Maintenance Officer shall include in the file any property specific written statements from community organizations, other interested parties, or citizens regarding the history, problems, status, or blighting influence of a vacant building.

(ji) The registration and all associated processes must be completed in its entirety annually for as long the property remains vacant.

1375.04 ESCROW.

Each demolition of a vacant building requires that the owner hold in escrow with the City a deposit of ten thousand dollars ($10,000) for a residential building and seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000) for a commercial building. If the amount to be set up in escrow cannot be paid in full, the City will place a lien on the property for the amount previously specified. The City will use these funds to complete the plans submitted by the owner in the event that the owner does not comply with the deadlines as previously submitted in the owner’s vacant building plan demolish the building/dwelling if it is not completed by the property owner. Escrow funds will be released upon completion of the work or transfer of ownership, provided that all fees have been paid in full. New owners must sign a form accepting responsibility for completing the demolition.

1375.05 INSPECTIONS.

The Community Development Department shall may inspect any premises in the City for the purpose of enforcing and assuring compliance with the provisions of this chapter. Upon the request of the Property Maintenance Officer or Chief Building Official, an owner may provide access to all interior portions of an unoccupied building in order to permit a complete inspection. Nothing contained herein, however, shall diminish the owner’s right to insist upon the procurement of a search warrant from a court of competent jurisdiction by a Property Maintenance Officer, Chief Building Official or his or her designee in order to enable such inspection. The Property Maintenance Officer or Chief Building Official shall be required to obtain a search warrant whenever an owner refuses to permit a warrantless inspection of the premises. The following shall apply:

(a) Vacant properties will be externally inspected by the Property Maintenance Officer a minimum of twice per year to ensure the compliance of property maintenance codes;

(b) Vacant properties will be both internally and externally inspected at the start of each registration period (new and renewal) and when the registration is terminated by the property owner;

(c) Vacant properties will be both internally and externally inspected upon acquisition of the property by a new owner and prior to an issuance of an Occupancy Permit as outlined in Section 1145.05 of the Planning and Zoning Code;

(d) Any inspection that is to take place within 30 days of a previous inspection may or may not be conducted at the discretion of the Property Maintenance Officer or Chief Building Official.

1375.06 VACANT BUILDING FEES.

The fees shall be reasonably related to the administrative costs for registering and processing the vacant building owner registration form and for the costs incurred by the City in monitoring the vacant building site. The annually increased fee amounts shall be reasonably related to the costs incurred by the City for demolition and hazard abatement of or repairs to vacant buildings, as well as the continued normal administrative costs stated above.

(a) The owner of a vacant residential building shall pay an annual fee of two hundred dollars ($200.00) for the first year the building remains vacant. For every consecutive year that the building remains vacant, the annual fee will be assessed at double the previous year’s fee amount for a maximum annual fee equaling the five-year fee of three thousand two hundred dollars ($3,200) to be used for the fifth and for all consecutive, subsequent years of vacancy.

(b) The owner of a vacant commercial building shall pay an annual fee of four hundred dollars ($400.00) for the first year the building remain vacant. For every consecutive year that the building remains vacant, the annual fee will be assessed at double the previous year’s fee amount for a maximum annual fee equaling the five-year fee of six thousand four hundred dollars ($6,400) to be used for the fifth and for all consecutive, subsequent years of vacancy.

(c) The first annual fee shall be paid at the time the building is registered. If the fee is not paid, the owner shall be subject to prosecution as prescribed in Section 1349.31 of the Building Code.

(d) The fee shall be paid in full prior to the issuance of any building permits unless the property is granted an exemption. The fee shall be prorated and a refund may be issued if the building is no longer deemed vacant under the provisions of this chapter within 180 days of its registry.

(e) All delinquent fees shall be paid by the owner prior to any transfer of an ownership interest in the vacant building. A lien may be placed on the property to collect delinquent fees. A hold may be placed on the transfer or activation of utilities (water and electric) until all delinquent fees have been paid.

(f) Late fees shall be paid in addition to the annual registration fee and will be equal to one-fourth of the annual fee or one thousand dollars ($1,000), whichever is less. Fees incurred prior to the modification above will be assessed under the ordinance at the time they were reviewed.

1375.07 EXEMPTIONS.

(a) A building under active construction/renovation and having a valid building permit(s) at the time of initial inspection shall be exempt from registration until the expiration of the longest running, currently active building permit.

(b) A building which has suffered fire damage or damage caused by extreme weather conditions shall be exempt from the registration requirement for a period of 90 days after the date of the fire or extreme weather event if the property owner submits a request for exemption in writing to the Community Development Department. This request shall include the names and addresses of the owner or owners, and a statement of intent to repair and reoccupy the building in an expedient manner, or the intent to demolish the building.

(c) A building that is for sale and listed with a licensed State of Ohio realtor shall be exempted for a period of 12 months from the start of vacancy, provided that the owner or owner’s representative submits proof to the Community Development Department of such listing and for sale status.

(d) A building that has been granted an exemption pursuant to the following. Any owner of a vacant building may request an exemption from the provisions of this chapter by filing a written application with the Director of the Community Development Department who shall timely consider same. In determining whether a request for exemption should be granted, the Director shall consider the following: the applicant’s prior record as it pertains to City Housing Code, Building Code, or Property Maintenance Code violations; the amount of vacant property the applicant currently has within the City; and the length of time that the building for which the exception is sought has been vacant.

(e) Any building or structure acquired by the Lake County Land Reutilization Corporation for the purpose of demolition or rehabilitation shall be exempt from registration and any fees set forth in Section 1375.06 of this chapter.

(f) Any commercial building or structure determined to be vital for the purpose of economic development by the City Manager may be exempt from registration and any fees set forth in Section 1375.06 of this chapter.

1375.08 APPEALS.

Any owner who is served a notice of vacant property registration may, within ten calendar days of receipt of such notice, apply for an exemption or appeal the findings of the Property Maintenance Officer as set forth in Section 1349.32 of the Building Code.

1375.99 PENALTY.

Any owner violating any provision of the Vacant Building Registry shall be punished as provided by Section 1349.99 of the Property Maintenance Code.

SECTION II. That this Ordinance is passed and adopted for the protection and preservation of the peace, health, safety and general welfare of the inhabitants of the City of Painesville, the proposed changes are necessary to clarify the registration of rental properties in a timely manner and to protect the residents and therefore, this Ordinance shall be effective at the earliest date allowed by law.

PASSED:

EFFECTIVE:

PAUL W. HACH, II President of Council

ATTEST:

VALERIE VARGO Clerk of Council

ORDINANCE NO.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE DISTRICT MAP AND THE SETBACK MAP REFERRED TO IN SECTION 1127.02 OF THE PAINESVILLE CODE OF 1998 REZONING PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER 15-C-020-0-00-015-0 LOCATED ON MENTOR AVENUE FROM R-2 MULTI FAMILY DISTRICT TO B-1 BUSINESS/RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Painesville, Lake County, Ohio:

SECTION I. That the District Map referred to in Section 1127.02 of the Painesville Code of 1998 is hereby amended to rezone Permanent Parcel Number 15-C-020-0-00-015, as described in Exhibit A, located on Mentor Avenue from R-2 Multi-Family Residential to B-1 Business/Residential District.

SECTION II. That this Ordinance is passed and adopted for the protection and preservation of the peace, health, safety and general welfare of the inhabitants of the City of Painesville, the proposed change is necessary to provide the highest and best use of land described and therefore, this Ordinance shall be effective at the earliest date allowed by law.

. PASSED:

Paul Hach II

President of Council ATTEST: Valerie Vargo Clerk of Council

REZONING APPLICATION NO. 87-17

776 MENTOR AVENUE

Rider’s Inn

B-1; Business/Residential

Subject Property

Ye Olde Oaken Bucket

Westwood Village Condominiums

R-2; Multi-Family Residential

ORDINANCE NO.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE DISTRICT MAP AND THE SETBACK MAP REFERRED TO IN SECTION 1127.02 OF THE PAINESVILLE CODE OF 1998 REZONING APPROXIMATELY 3-ACRES OF PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER 15-A-020-0-00-001-0 FROM S-1 SPECIAL ZONING DISTRICT TO M-1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT and DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

WHEREAS, Painesville City Council approved the City Manager to enter into an agreement with Growth Orchard, LLC to sell them approximately 3.166 acres of city-owned property on North State Street in the City of Painesville, Ohio and Growth Orchard, LLC proposed to rezone this property to M-1 Light Industrial District; and

WHEREAS, Growth Orchard, LLC has a clause within the option agreement to revert the ownership of the property back to the City of Painesville upon certain circumstances as noted in the attached Exhibit A in order to restrict the use of this property;

NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Painesville, Lake County, Ohio:

SECTION I. That the District Map referred to in Section 1127.02 of the Painesville Code of 1998 is hereby amended to rezone the property as described herein as an M-1 Light Industrial District:

Situated in the City of Painesville, County of Lake, and State of Ohio and known as being part of Lot Samuel, Tract 4 of Original Painesville Township, now in the City of Painesville and being further bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a the intersection of the centerline of North State Street, 66 feet wide and the easterly line of said Tract 4;

Thence N 01°36'00" E, 669.42 feet along the easterly of said Tract 4 to the principal place of beginning;

Thence N 88°50'30" W, 228.24 feet to a point; Thence N 01°36'00" E, 203.01 feet to a point; Thence N 88°50'30" W, 104.35 feet to a point; Thence N 01°36'00" E, 272.32 feet to point on the south line of a parcel of land owned by

Board of Trustees, Painesville Township, Ohio (PPN 11B0580000010), recorded deed, Volume 533, Page 87, Lake County record of Deeds;

Thence S 89°53'00" E, 332.69 feet along said Board of Trustees, Painesville Township, Ohio south line to a point on the east line of said Tract 4;

Thence S 01°36'00" W, 481.38 feet along said east line of Tract 4 to the principal place of beginning; and containing 3.166 acres of land be the same more or less but subject to all legal highways, and easements of record as calculated and described April, 2017 by David W. Novak, P.S. No. 7507. This description is based on a survey for Chemical Land Holdings Co. by Timothy P. Hadden, PS No. 6786 of CT Consultants, dated June 3, 1996 and revised August 19, 1996. Bearings used herein are based on said survey by CT Consultants, Inc. and are to denote angular relationship only and do not represent true north. The intent of this description is to describe a split of 3.166 acre parcel from PPN 15A0200000010.

SECTION 2. That this Ordinance is passed as an emergency measure for the protection and preservation of the peace, health, safety and general welfare of the inhabitants of the City of Painesville, the emergency being the proposed change is necessary to allow a timely submittal for licensing and take advantage of the favorable construction season, and therefore this ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage. PASSED:

Paul W. Hach II

President of Council ATTEST: Valerie Vargo Clerk of Council

ORDINANCE NO. ___________

AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER OF CITY OF PAINESVILLE TO REAFFIRM THE CITY OF PAINESVILLE’S COMMITMENT WITH THE LAKE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE URBAN ENTITLEMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) PROGRAM AND FOR THE UTILIZATION OF FUNDS MADE AVAILABLE BY THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1974 AS AMENDED, and DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

WHEREAS, the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 as amended, provides

an entitlement of funds for community development purposes for urban counties; and

WHEREAS, Lake County will be designated as an "Urban County" provided that it secures the continued commitments with various political subdivisions in Lake County; and

WHEREAS, the City Manager and City Council of the City of Painesville desires the use of “Urban Entitlement Funds” for needed public improvements and public service programs in Painesville; and

WHEREAS, the County shall prepare a Consolidated Plan for FY 2018, 2019 and 2020 Urban County Entitlement CDBG and Home Funds pursuant to the aforementioned Act.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY PAINESVILLE, COUNTY OF LAKE, STATE OF OHIO: Section 1. That the City Manager be and is hereby authorized to reaffirm their commitment with the Lake County Board of Commissioners from the first day of the 2018 program year through and including the last day of the 2020 program year. Said Agreement shall authorize the County to undertake essential Community Development and Housing Assistance Plans and projects eligible under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended. Section 2. That the funds necessary for the purposes of this Ordinance authorized thereby shall be paid from "CDBG Urban County Entitlement Funds" under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended. Section 3. That it is found and determined that all formal actions of this Council concerning and relating to the adoption of this Ordinance were adopted in an open meeting of Council, and that all deliberation of this Council, and of any of its committees, that resulted in such formal action were in meetings open to the public in compliance with all legal requirements, including Section 121.22 of the Ohio Revised Code. Section 4. That this Ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure immediately necessary for the preservation of the public peace, health, safety, and welfare of the inhabitants of the community, and for the further reasons to permit the County to submit the documents at the earliest date possible in order to meet Federal deadlines for program eligibility to secure possible funding; therefore, this Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage. PASSED: _____________________________ Paul W. Hach, II President of Council ATTEST: _____________________________ Valerie Vargo Clerk of Council

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February Amended Amended

SECTION I.

GENERAL GOVERNMENT:LEGISLATIVE:COUNCIL:FUNCTION NO. 111:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 10,048.00$ 10,048.00$ MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 400.00$ 400.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 8,435.00$ 8,435.00$

111 TOTAL - COUNCIL: 18,883.00$ 18,883.00$

CLERK OF COUNCIL:FUNCTION NO. 112:


112 TOTAL - CLERK OF COUNCIL: 13,711.00$ 13,711.00$

110 TOTAL - LEGISLATIVE: 32,594.00$ 32,594.00$

JUDICIAL - MUNICIPAL COURT:JUDICIAL ACTIVITIES:FUNCTION NO. 121:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 231,398.00$ 231,398.00$

121 TOTAL - JUDICIAL ACTIVITIES: 231,398.00$ 231,398.00$

CLERK OF COURT:FUNCTION NO. 122:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 587,470.00$ 587,470.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 19,975.00$ 19,975.00$

122 TOTAL - CLERK OF COURT: 607,445.00$ 607,445.00$

PROBATION:FUNCTION NO. 123:


123 TOTAL - PROBATION: 193,217.00$ 193,217.00$

120 TOTAL - JUDICIAL - MUNICIPAL COURT: 1,032,060.00$ 1,032,060.00$

EXECUTIVE:CITY MANAGER:FUNCTION NO. 131:


131 TOTAL - CITY MANAGER: 61,100.00$ 61,100.00$

PROMOTIONS, COMMUNICATIONS AND PR ACTIVITY:FUNCTION NO. 133:

MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 570.00$ 570.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 2,320.00$ 2,320.00$

133 TOTAL - 2,890.00$ 2,890.00$

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2017AND AMENDING THE ORIGINAL APPROPRIATIONS

FOR THE 2017 OPERATING BUDGET,AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY

ORDINANCE NO.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CURRENT EXPENSES AND EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF PAINESVILLE, STATE OF OHIO

That there be appropriated from the GENERAL FUND, FUND NO. 101:

PROMOTIONS, COMMUNICATIONS AND PR ACTIVITY:

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GENERAL FUND (CONTINUED)GENERAL GOVERNMENT (CONTINUED)

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY:FUNCTION NO. 134:

SERVICES AND CHARGES 32,780.00$ 32,780.00$

134 TOTAL - 32,780.00$ 32,780.00$

HUMAN RESOURCES:FUNCTION NO. 135:


135 TOTAL - 48,632.00$ 48,632.00$

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:FUNCTION NO. 137:


137 TOTAL - 39,971.00$ 39,971.00$ 130 TOTAL - 185,373.00$ 185,373.00$

FINANCE:ADMINISTRATION:FUNCTION NO. 141:


141 TOTAL - 42,479.00$ 42,479.00$

ACCOUNTING:FUNCTION NO. 142:


142 TOTAL - 58,115.00$ 58,115.00$

PURCHASING AND WAREHOUSING:FUNCTION NO. 143:


143 TOTAL - 25,304.00$ 25,304.00$

INCOME TAX COLLECTION:FUNCTION NO. 144:

SERVICES AND CHARGES 256,000.00$ 256,000.00$ 144 TOTAL - 256,000.00$ 256,000.00$ 140 TOTAL - 381,898.00$ 381,898.00$

LAW:ADMINISTRATION:FUNCTION NO. 151:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 31,754.00$ 31,754.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 925.00$ 925.00$

150 TOTAL - 32,679.00$ 32,679.00$

ENGINEERING:ADMINISTRATION:FUNCTION NO. 161:


160 TOTAL - 70,867.00$ 70,867.00$ ENGINEERING:

ACCOUNTING:

PURCHASING AND WAREHOUSING:

INCOME TAX COLLECTION:

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:EXECUTIVE:

FINANCE:

LAW:

ADMINISTRATION:

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY:

HUMAN RESOURCES:

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GENERAL FUND (CONTINUED)GENERAL GOVERNMENT (CONTINUED)

PUBLIC LANDS AND BUILDINGS:BUILDING OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS:FUNCTION NO. 171:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 10,765.00$ 10,765.00$ MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 3,290.00$ 3,290.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 48,239.00$ 48,239.00$

170 TOTAL - 62,294.00$ 62,294.00$

MISCELLANEOUS:INSURANCE:FUNCTION NO. 191:


191 TOTAL - 54,190.00$ 54,190.00$

TAX SETTLEMENT DEDUCTIONS:FUNCTION NO. 192:

SERVICES AND CHARGES 18,050.00$ 18,050.00$ 192 TOTAL - 18,050.00$ 18,050.00$ 190 TOTAL - 72,240.00 72,240.00 100 TOTAL - 1,870,005.00$ 1,870,005.00$

PUBLIC SAFETY :POLICE:LAW ENFORCEMENT-SWORN OFFICERS:FUNCTION NO. 211:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 3,105,409.00$ 3,105,409.00$

211 TOTAL - 3,105,409.00$ 3,105,409.00$

LAW ENFORCEMENT:FUNCTION NO. 212:


212 TOTAL - 510,235.00$ 510,235.00$ 210 TOTAL - 3,615,644.00$ 3,615,644.00$

FIRE:FIRE FIGHTING, PREVENTION AND INSPECTION:FUNCTION NO. 221:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 2,085,599.00$ 2,085,599.00$ MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 29,550.00$ 29,550.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 53,145.00$ 53,145.00$

221 TOTAL - 2,168,294.00$ 2,168,294.00$

FIRE SERVICE:FUNCTION NO. 222:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 167,593.00$ 167,593.00$ 222 TOTAL - 167,593.00$ 167,593.00$

220 TOTAL - 2,335,887.00$ 2,335,887.00$

POLICE AND FIRE COMMUNICATIONS:CONTROL CENTER:FUNCTION NO. 231:


231 TOTAL - 527,405.00$ 527,405.00$ 200 TOTAL - 6,478,936.00$ 6,478,936.00$

HIGHWAYS AND STREETS:PUBLIC WORKS:ADMINISTRATION:FUNCTION NO. 311:


311 TOTAL - 100,357.00$ 100,357.00$

PUBLIC LANDS AND BUILDINGS:

INSURANCE:

TAX SETTLEMENT DEDUCTIONS:MISCELLANEOUS:GENERAL GOVERNMENT:

FIRE:

CONTROL CENTER:PUBLIC SAFETY :

ADMINISTRATION:

LAW ENFORCEMENT-SWORN OFFICERS:

LAW ENFORCEMENT:POLICE:

FIRE FIGHTING, PREVENTION AND INSPECTION:

FIRE SERVICE:

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GENERAL FUND (CONTINUED)

STREET MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR:FUNCTION NO. 313:

MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 35,000.00$ 35,000.00$ 313 TOTAL - 35,000.00$ 35,000.00$

SIDEWALKS:FUNCTION NO. 314:

SERVICES AND CHARGES 30,000.00$ 30,000.00$ 314 TOTAL - 30,000.00$ 30,000.00$

BUILDING MAINTENANCE:FUNCTION NO. 318:

MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 2,550.00$ 2,550.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 35,595.00$ 35,595.00$

318 TOTAL - 38,145.00$ 38,145.00$

EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE:FUNCTION NO. 319:


319 TOTAL - 148,120.00$ 148,120.00$

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS:FUNCTION NO. 320:


SIDEWALKS-SNOW REMOVAL:FUNCTION NO. 322:

MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 200.00$ 200.00$ 322 TOTAL - 200.00$ 200.00$

310 TOTAL - 629,732.00$ 629,732.00$

PARKING:PARKING METERS:FUNCTION NO. 331:

MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 1,300.00$ 1,300.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 300.00$ 300.00$

331 TOTAL - 1,600.00$ 1,600.00$

PARKING LOTS:FUNCTION NO. 333:


330 TOTAL - 15,000.00$ 15,000.00$

TRAFFIC SIGNS, MARKINGS, SIGNALS:FUNCTION NO. 341:


341 TOTAL - 54,717.00$ 54,717.00$ 300 TOTAL - 699,449.00$ 699,449.00$

PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE:COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT ASSESSMENT:FUNCTION NO. 431:


ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY/AGED:POOR RELIEF:FUNCTION NO. 441:

SERVICES AND CHARGES 500.00$ 500.00$ 441 TOTAL - 500.00$ 500.00$ 400 TOTAL - 154,894.00$ 154,894.00$

POOR RELIEF:PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE:

COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT ASSESSMENT:

SIDEWALKS-SNOW REMOVAL:

BUILDING MAINTENANCE:

PARKING METERS:

PARKING LOTS:

TRAFFIC SIGNS, MARKINGS, SIGNALS:

SIDEWALKS:

EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE:

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS:

PARKING:

STREET MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR:

PUBLIC WORKS:

HIGHWAYS AND STREETS:

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CULTURE-RECREATION:PARKS:ADMINISTRATION:FUNCTION NO. 511:


511 TOTAL - 124,732.00$ 124,732.00$

PARKS SYSTEM:FUNCTION NO. 512:


512 TOTAL - 281,485.00$ 281,485.00$

BUILDINGS MAINTENANCE:FUNCTION NO. 513:

MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 250.00$ 250.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 14,631.00$ 14,631.00$

513 TOTAL - 14,881.00$ 14,881.00$

MORSE AVENUE COMMUNITY CENTER:FUNCTION NO. 514:


RECREATION ACTIVITIES:FUNCTION NO. 521:


521 TOTAL - 164,115.00$ 164,115.00$

LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES:SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER:FUNCTION NO. 531:


COMMUNITY FUNCTIONS:FUNCTION NO. 532:


500 TOTAL - 652,013.00$ 652,013.00$

COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT:PLANNING COMMISSION:FUNCTION NO. 611:

MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 10.00$ 10.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 505.00$ 505.00$

611 TOTAL - 515.00$ 515.00$

DEMOLITION:FUNCTION NO. 621:


621 TOTAL - 4,000.00$ 4,000.00$

PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT:FUNCTION NO. 631:


631 TOTAL - 40,468.00$ 40,468.00$

PLANNING COMMISSION:

RECREATION ACTIVITIES:

SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER:

LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES:

ADMINISTRATION:

PARKS SYSTEM:

CULTURE-RECREATION:

PARKS:

COMMUNITY FUNCTIONS:

BUILDINGS MAINTENANCE:

MORSE AVENUE COMMUNITY CENTER:

PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT:

DEMOLITION:

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HOUSING AND BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT:CODE ENFORCEMENT:FUNCTION NO. 641:


641 TOTAL - 80,878.00$ 80,878.00$

WEED CONTROL:FUNCTION NO. 652:


652 TOTAL - 10,000.00$ 10,000.00$ 650 TOTAL - 10,000.00$ 10,000.00$ 600 TOTAL - 135,861.00$ 135,861.00$

FINANCING USES:FUNCTION NO. 901:

NON-OPERATING CHARGES 1,250.00$ 1,250.00$

901 TOTAL - 1,250.00$ 1,250.00$

TRANSFERS-OUT:FUNCTION NO. 910:

OPERATING TRANSFERS/RESERVES 377,000.00$ 377,000.00$

910 TOTAL - 377,000.00$ 377,000.00$

NON-DEPARTMENTAL:FUNCTION NO. 970:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 1,830,127.00$ 1,830,127.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 75,000.00$ 75,000.00$

970 TOTAL - 1,905,127.00$ 1,905,127.00$

RESERVES:FUNCTION NO. 999:

RESERVES 100,000.00$ 100,000.00$ 999 TOTAL - 100,000.00$ 100,000.00$ 101 TOTAL - 12,374,535.00$ 12,374,535.00$

SECTION II. That there be appropriated from the COMPENSATION BALANCE RESERVE FUND, FUND NO. 154:


PERSONNEL SERVICES 300,000.00$ 300,000.00$ 154 TOTAL - COMPENSATED BALANCE RESERVE 300,000.00$ 300,000.00$

SECTION III. That there be appropriated from the STREET CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR FUND,FUND NO. 201:

PUBLIC WORKS:ADMINISTRATION:FUNCTION NO. 311:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 82,530.00$ 82,530.00$ 311 TOTAL - ADMINISTRATION: 82,530.00$ 82,530.00$

STREET CONSTRUCTION AND RECONSTRUCTION:FUNCTION NO. 312:




313 TOTAL - 6,750.00$ 6,750.00$

TRANSFERS-OUT:

WEED CONTROL:


NON-DEPARTMENTAL:

FINANCING USES:

GENERAL FUND

STREET CONSTRUCTION AND RECONSTRUCTION:

CODE ENFORCEMENT:

RESERVES:

TREE CARE AND WEED CONTROL:COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT:

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STREET CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE & REPAIR FUND (CONTINUED)

SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL:FUNCTION NO. 316:


316 TOTAL - 96,440.00$ 96,440.00$

310 TOTAL - 361,119.00$ 361,119.00$

HIGHWAY/STREET IMPROVEMENT:FUNCTION NO. 791:

CAPITAL OUTLAY 1,340,000.00$ 1,340,000.00$

791 TOTAL - 1,340,000.00$ 1,340,000.00$

DEBT SERVICE-UNVOTED:FUNCTION NO. 801:

DEBT SERVICE 604,731.00$ 604,731.00$

57 TOTAL - 604,731.00$ 604,731.00$

DEBT SERVICE:FUNCTION NO. 805:

DEBT SERVICE 4,891.00$ 4,891.00$ 805 TOTAL - 4,891.00$ 4,891.00$



970 TOTAL - 68,215.00$ 68,215.00$

201 TOTAL - 2,378,956.00$ 2,378,956.00$

SECTION IV. That there be appropriated from the STATE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT FUND, FUND NO. 202:

PUBLIC WORKS:STATE HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE:FUNCTION NO. 321:


SECTION V. That there be appropriated from the CEMETERIES FUND, FUND NO. 204:

CEMETERIES:ADMINISTRATION:FUNCTION NO. 421:


421 TOTAL - 153,096.00$ 153,096.00$

EVERGREEN/RIVERSIDE:FUNCTION NO. 422:


422 TOTAL - 158,225.00$ 158,225.00$

BUILDINGS MAINTENANCE:FUNCTION NO. 423:




204 TOTAL - 422,662.00$ 422,662.00$

STATE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT FUND

ADMINISTRATION:

SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL:

STREET CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE & REPAIR FUND

NON-DEPARTMENTAL:

PUBLIC WORKS:

DEBT SERVICE

BUILDINGS MAINTENANCE:

CEMETERIES FUND

HIGHWAY/STREET IMPROVEMENT:

NON-DEPARTMENTAL:

DEBT SERVICE:

EVERGREEN/RIVERSIDE:

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SECTION VI. That there be appropriated from the POLICE PENSION TRANSFER FUND, FUND NO. 208:



LAW ENFORCEMENT-SWORN OFFICERS:FUNCTION NO. 211:


208 TOTAL - 71,100.00$ 71,100.00$

SECTION VII. That there be appropriated from the FIRE PENSION TRANSFER FUND, FUND NO. 209:



FIRE FIGHTING, PREVENTION AND INSPECTION:FUNCTION NO. 221:


209 TOTAL - 71,100.00$ 71,100.00$

SECTION VIII. That there be appropriated from the LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND, FUND NO. 212:

POLICE:LAW ENFORCEMENT:FUNCTION NO. 212:

MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 2,000.00$ 2,000.00$

212 TOTAL - 2,000.00$ 2,000.00$

SECTION IX. That there be appropriated from the MUNICIPAL MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE FUND, FUND NO. 215:

STREET MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR:TRANSFERS-OUT:FUNCTION NO. 910:

OPERATING TRANSFERS/RESERVES 35,000.00$ 35,000.00$ 215 TOTAL - 35,000.00$ 35,000.00$

SECTION X. That there be appropriated from the INDIGENT DRIVERS ALCOHOL TREATMENT FUND,FUND NO. 217:

GENERAL GOVERNMENT:JUDICIAL ACTIVITIES:FUNCTION NO. 121:


217 TOTAL - 30,000.00$ 30,000.00$

SECTION XI. That there be appropriated from the CITY MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAX FUND, FUND NO. 219:



SECTION XII. That there be appropriated from the FIRE LEVY FUND, FUND NO. 220:



192 TOTAL - 2,000.00$ 2,000.00$

FINANCING USES:FUNCTION NO. 901:


MUNICIPAL MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAX FUND

INDIGENT DRIVERS ALCOHOL TREATMENT FUND

POLICE PENSION TRANSFER FUND

FIRE PENSION TRANSFER FUND

CITY MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAX FUND

TAX SETTLEMENT DEDUCTIONS:

FINANCING USES:

LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND

9

FIRE LEVY FUND (CONTINUED)


OPERATING TRANSFERS/RESERVES 20,000.00$ 20,000.00$ 910 TOTAL - 20,000.00$ 20,000.00$ 220 TOTAL - 50,699.00$ 50,699.00$

SECTION XIII. That there be appropriated from the UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK FUND, FUND NO. 221:



SECTION XIV. That there be appropriated from the PROBATION SERVICES FUND, FUND NO. 222:

JUDICIAL - MUNICIPAL COURT:PROBATION:FUNCTION NO. 123:


123 TOTAL - 98,439.00$ 98,439.00$


PERSONNEL SERVICES 14,395.00$ 14,395.00$ 970 TOTAL - 14,395.00$ 14,395.00$ 222 TOTAL - $ 112,834.00 $ 112,834.00

SECTION XV. That there be appropriated from the FIRE SPECIAL REVENUE FUND, FUND NO. 227:


MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 250.00$ 250.00$ 222 TOTAL - 250.00$ 250.00$ 227 TOTAL - FIRE SPECIAL REVENUE FUND 250.00$ 250.00$

SECTION XVI. That there be appropriated from the EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES FUND, FUND NO. 229:



221 TOTAL - 508,053.00$ 508,053.00$



222 TOTAL - 43,095.00$ 43,095.00$



229 TOTAL - EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES FUND 634,653.00$ 634,653.00$

SECTION XVII. That there be appropriated from the MUNICIPAL COURT COMPUTERIZATION FUND, FUND NO. 230:



122 TOTAL - 71,743.00$ 71,743.00$

TRANSFERS-OUT:

PROBATION:

FIRE SERVICE:

UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK FUND

FIRE LEVY FUND

CLERK OF COURT:

NON-DEPARTMENTAL:

NON-DEPARTMENTAL:

PROBATION SERVICES FUND

FIRE SERVICE:


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MUNICIPAL COURT COMPUTERIZATION FUND (CONTINUED)

PROBATION:FUNCTION NO. 123:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 11,742.00$ 11,742.00$ CAPITAL OUTLAY 6,000.00$ 6,000.00$

123 TOTAL - 17,742.00$ 17,742.00$


PERSONNEL SERVICES 27,375.00$ 27,375.00$ 970 TOTAL - 27,375.00$ 27,375.00$ 230 TOTAL - 116,860.00$ 116,860.00$

SECTION XVIII. That there be appropriated from the SHAMROCK BUSINESS CENTER FUND, FUND NO. 231:




DEBT SERVICE 956,004.00$ 956,004.00$


SERVICES AND CHARGES 150,000.00$ 150,000.00$ 231 TOTAL - 1,111,704.00$ 1,111,704.00$

SECTION XIX. That there be appropriated from the BROWNFIELD GRANT FUND, FUND NO. 233:



233 TOTAL - 200,000.00$ 200,000.00$

SECTION XX. That there be appropriated from the VICTIM'S ADVOCATE GRANT FUND, FUND NO. 234:





SECTION XXI. That there be appropriated from the FIRE IMPROVEMENT LEVY FUND, FUND NO. 236:




MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 49,000.00$ 49,000.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 48,500.00$ 48,500.00$ CAPITAL OUTLAY 210,000.00$ 210,000.00$

222 TOTAL - 307,500.00$ 307,500.00$

236 TOTAL - 317,500.00$ 317,500.00$

FIRE SERVICE:

BROWNFIELD GRANT FUND

PROBATION:

VICTIM'S ADVOCATE GRANT FUND

FIRE IMPROVEMENT LEVY FUND

NON-DEPARTMENTAL:MUNICIPAL COURT COMPUTERIZATION FUND

SHAMROCK BUSINESS CENTER TIF FUND

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SECTION XXII. That there be appropriated from the ROAD IMPROVEMENT LEVY FUND, FUND NO. 237:




CAPITAL OUTLAY 635,000.00$ 635,000.00$ 237 TOTAL - 640,000.00$ 640,000.00$

SECTION XXIII. That there be appropriated from the GENERAL BOND RETIREMENT FUND, FUND NO. 301:


SERVICES AND CHARGES 900.00$ 900.00$ 301 TOTAL - 900.00$ 900.00$

SECTION XXIV. That there be appropriated from the SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BOND RETIREMENT FUND,FUND NO. 303:







SECTION XXV. That there be appropriated from the MUNICIPAL COURT CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND, FUND NO. 415:


CAPITAL OUTLAY 10,000.00$ 10,000.00$


CAPITAL OUTLAY 35,000.00$ 35,000.00$ 122 TOTAL - 35,000.00$ 35,000.00$ 415 TOTAL - 45,000.00$ 45,000.00$

SECTION XXVI. That there be appropriated from the CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND, FUND NO. 424:

BUILDING OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS:FUNCTION NO. 171:




RECREATION ACTIVITIES:FUNCTION NO. 521:


PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT:FUNCTION NO. 631:

CAPITAL OUTLAY 30,000.00$ 65,000.00$

631 TOTAL - 30,000.00$ 65,000.00$

424 TOTAL - 682,500.00$ 717,500.00$

CLERK OF COURT:

PARKS SYSTEM:

MUNICIPAL COURT CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND

RECREATION ACTIVITIES:

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUNDPLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT:

GENERAL BOND RETIREMENT FUND

ROAD IMPROVEMENT LEVY FUND

BUILDING OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS:

SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BOND RETIR. FUND

12

SECTION XXVII. That there be appropriated from the GIRDLED ROAD WATER IMPROVEMENT FUND, FUND NO. 425:



SECTION XXVIII. That there be appropriated from the JACKSON STREET INTERCHANGE PROJECT FUND,FUND NO. 427:



SECTION XXIX. That there be appropriated from the INDUSTRIAL PARK PROJECT FUND, FUND NO. 428:



SECTION XXX. That there be appropriated from the MUNI COURT SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND, FUND NO. 429:



121 TOTAL - 35,934.00$ 35,934.00$



122 TOTAL - 84,653.00$ 84,653.00$

IMMOBILIZATION REMOTE DEVICESFUNCTION NO. 124:



PERSONNEL SERVICES 1,468.00$ 1,468.00$ 970 TOTAL - 1,468.00$ 1,468.00$ 429 TOTAL - 132,055.00$ 132,055.00$

SECTION XXXI. That there be appropriated from the CAPITAL EQUIPMENT RESERVE FUND, FUND NO. 430:

HUMAN RESOURCES:FUNCTION NO. 135:


ACCOUNTING:FUNCTION NO. 142:


ADMINISTRATION:FUNCTION NO. 161:


JUDICIAL ACTIVITIES:

JACKSON STREET INTERCHANGE PROJECT FUND

INDUSTRIAL PARK PROJECT FUND

IMMOBILIZATION REMOTE DEVICES

NON-DEPARTMENTAL:MUNI COURT SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND

ADMINISTRATION:

GIRDLED ROAD WATER IMPROVEMENT FUND

HUMAN RESOURCES:

ACCOUNTING:

CLERK OF COURT:

13

CAPITAL EQUIPMENT RESERVE FUND (CONTINUED)


CAPITAL OUTLAY 130,000.00$ 130,000.00$ DEBT SERVICE 63,606.00$ 63,606.00$

212 TOTAL - 193,606.00$ 193,606.00$




CAPITAL OUTLAY 7,500.00$ 7,500.00$ DEBT SERVICE 136.00$ 136.00$

512 TOTAL - 7,636.00$ 7,636.00$

CODE ENFORCEMENT:FUNCTION NO. 641:

CAPITAL OUTLAY 5,000.00$ 5,000.00$ DEBT SERVICE 13,770.00$ 13,770.00$

641 TOTAL - 18,770.00$ 18,770.00$ 430 TOTAL - 320,747.00$ 320,747.00$

SECTION XXXII. That there be appropriated from the DEPOSIT TRUST FUND, FUND NO. 601:


NON-OPERATING CHARGES 26,000.00$ 26,000.00$ 137 TOTAL - 26,000.00$ 26,000.00$

VOUCHER'S PROGRAMFUNCTION NO. 138:




CODE ENFORCEMENT:FUNCTION NO. 641:

SERVICES AND CHARGES 1,000.00$ 1,000.00$ NON-OPERATING CHARGES 10,000.00$ 10,000.00$

641 TOTAL - 11,000.00$ 11,000.00$ 601 TOTAL - 43,500.00$ 43,500.00$

SECTION XXXIII. That there be appropriated from the ZONING APPLICATION TRUST FUND, FUND NO. 603:

COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT:ZONING APPLICATION:FUNCTION NO. 612:


SECTION XXXIV. That there be appropriated from the CEMETERY TRUST - OPERATIONS FUND, FUND NO. 605:

CEMETERIES:EVERGREEN/RIVERSIDE:FUNCTION NO. 422:

SERVICES AND CHARGES 200.00$ 200.00$ 420 TOTAL - 200.00$ 200.00$ 605 TOTAL - 200.00$ 200.00$

VOUCHER'S PROGRAM

ZONING APPLICATION TRUST FUND

PARKS SYSTEM:

CAPITAL EQUIPMENT RESERVE FUND

DEPOSIT TRUST FUND

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:

CEMETERY TRUST - OPERATIONS FUND CEMETERIES:

ADMINISTRATION:

LAW ENFORCEMENT:

CODE ENFORCEMENT:

CODE ENFORCEMENT:

EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE:

14

SECTION XXXV. That there be appropriated from the SPECIAL ENDOWMENT-OPERATIONS FUND, FUND NO. 606:

EVERGREEN/RIVERSIDE:FUNCTION NO. 422:


SECTION XXXVI. That there be appropriated from the LAW ENFORCEMENT TRUST FUND, FUND NO. 613:



SECTION XXXVII That there be appropriated from the WATER REVENUE FUND, FUND NO. 710:

WATER SERVICE:LAW ENFORCEMENT-SWORN OFFICERS:FUNCTION NO. 211:








711 TOTAL - 1,046,303.00$ 1,046,303.00$

UTILITIES OFFICE:FUNCTION NO. 712:


712 TOTAL - 166,733.00$ 166,733.00$

FILTRATION AND PUMPING:FUNCTION NO. 713:


713 TOTAL - 1,145,819.00$ 1,145,819.00$

SUPERVISION-DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS:FUNCTION NO. 714:


714 TOTAL - 171,950.00$ 171,950.00$

DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS:FUNCTION NO. 715:


715 TOTAL - 877,553.00$ 877,553.00$



DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS:

FILTRATION AND PUMPING:

SUPERVISION-DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS:


ADMINISTRATION:

SPECIAL ENDOWMENT - OPERATIONS FUND

LAW ENFORCEMENT TRUST FUND

UTILITIES OFFICE:

15

WATER REVENUE FUND (CONTINUED)

FIRE HYDRANTS:FUNCTION NO. 716:


INSURANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS:FUNCTION NO. 719:


710 TOTAL - 3,622,701.00$ 3,622,701.00$

DEBT SERVICE-REVENUE SUPPORTED:FUNCTION NO. 803:


NONOPERATING EXPENSES:FUNCTION NO. 902:






970 TOTAL - 498,205.00$ 498,205.00$ 710 TOTAL - 5,073,001.00$ 5,073,001.00$

SECTION XXXVII That there be appropriated from the WATER CONSTRUCTION FUND, FUND NO. 712:


CAPITAL OUTLAY 400.00$ 400.00$ 712 TOTAL - 400.00$ 400.00$

WATER PLANT IMPROVEMENT:FUNCTION NO. 796:

CAPITAL OUTLAY 8,442,000.00$ 8,442,000.00$

796 TOTAL - 8,442,000.00$ 8,442,000.00$

WATER DISTRIBUTION IMPROVEMENT:FUNCTION NO. 797:





DEBT SERVICE 20,350.00$ 20,350.00$ 902 TOTAL - 20,350.00$ 20,350.00$ 712 TOTAL - 9,554,329.00$ 9,554,329.00$

SECTION XXXIX. That there be appropriated from the SEWER REVENUE FUND, FUND NO. 720:

SANITARY SEWER SERVICE:LAW ENFORCEMENT-SWORN OFFICERS:FUNCTION NO. 211:


NON-DEPARTMENTAL:

UTILITIES OFFICE:

DEBT SERVICE-REVENUE SUPPORTED:


WATER DISTRIBUTION IMPROVEMENT:

WATER CONSTRUCTION FUNDNONOPERATING EXPENSES:

WATER PLANT IMPROVEMENT:

DEBT SERVICE:

WATER REVENUE FUND

NONOPERATING EXPENSES:

WATER SERVICE:INSURANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS:

FIRE HYDRANTS:

16

SEWER REVENUE FUND (CONTINUED)





721 TOTAL - 856,561.00$ 856,561.00$



722 TOTAL - 166,733.00$ 166,733.00$

SUPERVISION-PLANT AND SYSTEM:FUNCTION NO. 723:


723 TOTAL - 89,520.00$ 89,520.00$

PLANT AND PUMPING OPERATIONS:FUNCTION NO. 724:


724 TOTAL - 1,470,525.00$ 1,470,525.00$

SANITARY SEWER-COLLECTION AND TRANSMISSION:FUNCTION NO. 725:


725 TOTAL - 206,458.00$ 206,458.00$

SANITARY SEWER-EQUIP. OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE:FUNCTION NO. 726:


726 TOTAL - 6,200.00$ 6,200.00$


SERVICES AND CHARGES 130,245.00$ 130,245.00$ 729 TOTAL - 130,245.00$ 130,245.00$ 720 TOTAL - 3,031,719.00$ 3,031,719.00$





970 TOTAL - 540,704.00$ 540,704.00$



999 TOTAL - 25,000.00$ 25,000.00$

720 TOTAL - 3,697,423.00$ 3,697,423.00$

PLANT AND PUMPING OPERATIONS:

SANITARY SEWER-EQUIP. OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE:

UTILITIES OFFICE:

SEWER REVENUE FUND

SANITARY SEWER-COLLECTION AND TRANSMISSION:

RESERVES:

INSURANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS:SANITARY SEWER SERVICE:

TRANSFERS-OUT:

NON-DEPARTMENTAL:

SUPERVISION-PLANT AND SYSTEM:

ADMINISTRATION:


17

SECTION XL. That there be appropriated from the SEWER CONSTRUCTION FUND, FUND NO. 722:


CAPITAL OUTLAY 400.00$ 400.00$

WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT IMPROVEMENT:FUNCTION NO. 798:

CAPITAL OUTLAY 225,000.00$ 225,000.00$


DEBT SERVICE 296,109.00$ 296,109.00$



SECTION XLI. That there be appropriated from the ELECTRIC REVENUE FUND, FUND NO. 730:

ELECTRIC SERVICE:LAW ENFORCEMENT-SWORN OFFICERS:FUNCTION NO. 211:


211 TOTAL - 209,776.00$ 209,776.00$



221 TOTAL - 141,555.00$ 141,555.00$



222 TOTAL - 11,349.00$ 11,349.00$


MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 7,750.00$ 7,750.00$

316 TOTAL - 7,750.00$ 7,750.00$

TRAFFIC SIGNS, MARKINGS, SIGNALS:FUNCTION NO. 341:


341 TOTAL - 152,061.00$ 152,061.00$



731 TOTAL - 1,479,342.00$ 1,479,342.00$



732 TOTAL - 500,142.00$ 500,142.00$

SUPERVISION-PLANT OPERATIONS:FUNCTION NO. 733:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 176,809.00$ 176,809.00$ MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 15,800.00$ 15,800.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 402,192.00$ 402,192.00$ NON-OPERATING CHARGES 750,000.00$ 750,000.00$

733 TOTAL - 1,344,801.00$ 1,344,801.00$

TRAFFIC SIGNS, MARKINGS, SIGNALS:

ADMINISTRATION:

UTILITIES OFFICE:



SUPERVISION-PLANT OPERATIONS:

FIRE SERVICE:

SEWER CONSTRUCTION FUND


18

ELECTRIC REVENUE FUND (CONTINUED)

BOILER OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE:FUNCTION NO. 734:


734 TOTAL - 1,543,784.00$ 1,543,784.00$

GENERATION OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE:FUNCTION NO. 735:


735 TOTAL - 1,172,110.00$ 1,172,110.00$

FUEL AND PURCHASED POWER:FUNCTION NO. 736:

MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 400,000.00$ 400,000.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 14,612,617.00$ 14,612,617.00$

736 TOTAL - 15,012,617.00$ 15,012,617.00$

SUPERVISION-DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS:FUNCTION NO. 737:


737 TOTAL - 206,889.00$ 206,889.00$

DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS:FUNCTION NO. 738:


738 TOTAL - 1,764,610.00$ 1,764,610.00$



730 TOTAL - 23,924,981.00$ 23,924,981.00$





970 TOTAL - 1,695,146.00$ 1,695,146.00$


RESERVES: 125,000.00$ 125,000.00$ 730 TOTAL - 25,759,469.00$ 25,759,469.00$

SECTION XLII. That there be appropriated from the ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION FUND, FUND NO. 732:


CAPITAL OUTLAY 20,000.00$ 20,000.00$

731 TOTAL - 20,000.00$ 20,000.00$



ELECTRIC SERVICE:

GENERATION OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE:

ELECTRIC REVENUE FUND


FUEL AND PURCHASED POWER:

SUPERVISION-DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS:

BOILER OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE:

NON-DEPARTMENTAL:

ADMINISTRATION:

DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS:

INSURANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS:

UTILITIES OFFICE:

19

ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION FUND (CONTINUED)

ELECTRIC PLANT IMPROVEMENT:FUNCTION NO. 794:


ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION IMPROVEMENT:FUNCTION NO. 795:



DEBT SERVICE 18,090.00$ 18,090.00$ 902 TOTAL - 18,090.00$ 18,090.00$ 732 TOTAL - 1,689,290.00$ 1,689,290.00$

SECTION XLIII. That there be appropriated from the REFUSE FUND, FUND NO. 740:



COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL:FUNCTION NO. 743:

SERVICES AND CHARGES 100.00$ 100.00$ 743 TOTAL - 100.00$ 100.00$ 740 TOTAL - 2,300.00$ 2,300.00$

SECTION XLIV. That there be appropriated from the STORM WATER UTILITY FUND, FUND NO. 760:

STORM WATER UTILITY SERVICE:ADMINISTRATION:FUNCTION NO. 761:

PERSONNEL SERVICES 35,987.00$ 35,987.00$ MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 200.00$ 200.00$ SERVICES AND CHARGES 250.00$ 250.00$

761 TOTAL - 36,437.00$ 36,437.00$

STORM WATER OPERATIONS:FUNCTION NO. 763:


763 TOTAL - 107,935.00$ 107,935.00$

CAPITAL PROJECTS:STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT:FUNCTION NO. 792:

CAPITAL OUTLAY 600,000.00$ 600,000.00$


DEBT SERVICE 404,715.00$ 404,715.00$


DEBT SERVICE 11,306.00$ 11,306.00$

902 TOTAL - 11,306.00$ 11,306.00$



970 TOTAL - 36,800.00$ 36,800.00$

760 TOTAL - 1,197,193.00$ 1,197,193.00$


NONOPERATING EXPENSES:ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION FUND

ADMINISTRATION:

ELECTRIC PLANT IMPROVEMENT:

REFUSE FUNDCOLLECTION AND DISPOSAL:

NON-DEPARTMENTAL:

STORM WATER OPERATIONS:

STORM WATER UTILITY FUND

ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION IMPROVEMENT:

UTILITIES OFFICE:

20

SECTION XLV. That there be appropriated from the COMMUNITY PROGRAMS FUND, FUND NO. 770:



SUMMER CAMP:FUNCTION NO. 773:


773 TOTAL - 17,000.00$ 17,000.00$

ADULT TRIPS:FUNCTION NO. 774:


SPECIAL EVENTS:FUNCTION NO. 777:


777 TOTAL - 9,000.00$ 9,000.00$

RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES:FUNCTION NO. 778:


778 TOTAL - 3,200.00$ 3,200.00$


PERSONNEL SERVICES 790.00$ 790.00$

970 TOTAL - 790.00$ 790.00$ 770 TOTAL - 46,644.00$ 46,644.00$

SECTION XLVI. That there be appropriated from the FUEL AND OIL ROTARY FUND, FUND NO. 801:

ROTARY FUEL AND OIL:FUNCTION NO. 781:


SECTION XLVII. That there be appropriated from the SUPPLIES ROTARY FUND, FUND NO. 802:

ROTARY SUPPLIES:FUNCTION NO. 782:


SECTION XLVIII. That there be appropriated from the EMPLOYEE HEALTH INSURANCE FUND, FUND NO. 803:

ROTARY CONTRACT SERVICES:FUNCTION NO. 783:


803 TOTAL - 4,083,700.00$ 4,083,700.00$

SECTION XLIX. That there be appropriated from the WORKERS' COMPENSATION RETROSPECTIVE FUND,FUND NO. 805:

ROTARY CONTRACT SERVICES:FUNCTION NO. 783:


805 TOTAL - 600,000.00$ 600,000.00$ WORKERS' COMPENSATION RETROSPECTIVE FUND

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS FUND

FUEL AND OIL ROTARY FUND

SUPPLIES ROTARY FUND

ADULT TRIPS:

EMPLOYEE HEALTH INSURANCE FUND

SPECIAL EVENTS:

RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES:

ADMINISTRATION:

NON-DEPARTMENTAL:

SUMMER CAMP:

21

SECTION L. That there be appropriated from the STATE PATROL TRANSFER AGENCY FUND, FUND NO. 952:

NONOPERATING DISBURSEMENTS:FUNCTION NO. 903:


SECTION LI. That there be appropriated from the CDBG FUND, FUND NO. 955:

VINYL SIDING PROGRAMFUNCTION NO. 632:


SECTION LII. That there be appropriated from the LAND BANK FUND, FUND NO. 960:

NONOPERATING DISBURSEMENTS:FUNCTION NO. 903:


***GRAND TOTAL - ALL FUNDS 73,067,072.00$ 73,102,072.00$

SECTION LIII. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be and is passed as an emergency measure forthe protection and preservation of the peace, health, safety and general welfare of the inhabitants of the City ofPainesville, the emergency being that it is necessary to provide additional funds so that sufficient budget authorityis available to address these expenses in order to maintain the finances of said City, and therefore, this ordinanceshall become effective immediately upon its passage.

PASSED:

Paul W. Hach, IIPresident of Council

ATTEST:

Valerie VargoClerk of Council

CDGB FUND

LAND BANK FUND

STATE PATROL TRANSFER AGENCY FUND

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A B C D E F G H I JNAME Program Function FUND FUND NAME NUMBEROMAN #

100 GENERAL GOVERNMENT: 100 GENERAL FUND 1 SECTION I.110 LEGISLATIVE: 101 GENERAL FUND 2 SECTION II.111 COUNCIL: FUNCTION NO. 111: 151 GENERAL FUND RESERVE 3 SECTION III.112 CLERK OF COUNCIL: FUNCTION NO. 112: 152 EMPLOYEE HEALTH INSURANCE RESERVE 4 SECTION IV.120 JUDICIAL - MUNICIPAL COURT: 153 WORKERS COMPENSATION RESERVE 5 SECTION V.121 JUDICIAL ACTIVITIES: FUNCTION NO. 121: 154 COMPENSATED BALANCE RESERVE 6 SECTION VI.122 CLERK OF COURT: FUNCTION NO. 122: 200 SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS 7 SECTION VII.123 PROBATION: FUNCTION NO. 123: 201 STREET CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE & REPAIR FUND 8 SECTION VIII.124 IMMOBILIZATION REMOTE DEVICES FUNCTION NO. 124: 202 STATE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT FUND 9 SECTION IX.130 EXECUTIVE: 204 CEMETERIES FUND 10 SECTION X.131 CITY MANAGER: FUNCTION NO. 131: 208 POLICE PENSION TRANSFER FUND 11 SECTION XI.133 PROMOTIONS, COMMUNICATIONS AND PR ACTIVITYFUNCTION NO. 133: 209 FIRE PENSION TRANSFER FUND 12 SECTION XII.134 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: FUNCTION NO. 134: 212 LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND 13 SECTION XIII.135 HUMAN RESOURCES: FUNCTION NO. 135: 215 MUNICIPAL MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAX FUND 14 SECTION XIV.136 RECREATION ACTIVITIES: FUNCTION NO. 136: 217 INDIGENT DRIVERS ALCOHOL TREATMENT FUND 15 SECTION XV.137 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: FUNCTION NO. 137: 218 ENFORCEMENT AND EDUCATION FUND 16 SECTION XVI.138 VOUCHER'S PROGRAM FUNCTION NO. 138: 219 CITY MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAX FUND 17 SECTION XVII.140 FINANCE: 220 FIRE LEVY FUND 18 SECTION XVIII.141 ADMINISTRATION: FUNCTION NO. 141: 221 UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK FUND 19 SECTION XIX.142 ACCOUNTING: FUNCTION NO. 142: 222 PROBATION SERVICES FUND 20 SECTION XX.143 PURCHASING AND WAREHOUSING: FUNCTION NO. 143: 223 COPS FUND 21 SECTION XXI.144 INCOME TAX COLLECTION: FUNCTION NO. 144: 224 CLEVELAND FOUNDATION GRANT FUND 22 SECTION XXII.150 LAW: FUNCTION NO. 150: 225 MUNI COURT SECURITY GRANT FUND 23 SECTION XXIII.151 ADMINISTRATION: FUNCTION NO. 151: 226 SKATE FACILITY FUND 24 SECTION XXIV.160 ENGINEERING: 227 FIRE SPECIAL REVENUE FUND 25 SECTION XXV.161 ADMINISTRATION: FUNCTION NO. 161: 228 FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY FUND 26 SECTION XXVI.170 PUBLIC LANDS AND BUILDINGS: 229 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES FUND 27 SECTION XXVII.171 BUILDING OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE AND REPAI FUNCTION NO. 171: 230 MUNICIPAL COURT COMPUTERIZATION FUND 28 SECTION XXVIII.180 BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS: 231 SHAMROCK BUSINESS CENTER TIF FUND 29 SECTION XXIX.181 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION: FUNCTION NO. 181: 232 2008 FEMA FUND 30 SECTION XXX.182 CHARTER REVIEW COMMISSION: FUNCTION NO. 182: 233 BROWNFIELD GRANT FUND 31 SECTION XXXI.190 MISCELLANEOUS: 234 VICTIM'S ADVOCATE GRANT FUND 32 SECTION XXXII.191 INSURANCE: FUNCTION NO. 191: 235 SENIOR CITIZENS' SERVICES FUND 33 SECTION XXXIII.192 TAX SETTLEMENT DEDUCTIONS: FUNCTION NO. 192: 236 FIRE IMPROVEMENT LEVY FUND 34 SECTION XXXIV.193 (OPEN) FUNCTION NO. 193: 237 ROAD IMPROVEMENT LEVY FUND 35 SECTION XXXV.194 (OPEN) FUNCTION NO. 194: 300 DEBT SERVICE FUNDS 36 SECTION XXXVI.195 NON-DEPARTMENTAL: FUNCTION NO. 195: 301 GENERAL BOND RETIREMENT FUND 37 SECTION XXXVII.196 (OPEN) FUNCTION NO. 196: 303 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BOND RETIR. FUND 38 SECTION XXXVIII.197 (OPEN) FUNCTION NO. 197: 304 LAND ACQUISITION NOTE RETIREMENT FUND 39 SECTION XXXIX.198 (OPEN) FUNCTION NO. 198: 400 CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDS 40 SECTION XL.199 MISCELLANEOUS: FUNCTION NO. 199: 415 MUNICIPAL COURT CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND 41 SECTION XLI.200 PUBLIC SAFETY : 424 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND 42 SECTION XLII.210 POLICE: 425 GIRDLED ROAD WATER IMPROVEMENT FUND 43 SECTION XLIII.211 LAW ENFORCEMENT-SWORN OFFICERS: FUNCTION NO. 211: 426 SHAMROCK BLVD. ROAD PROJECT FUND 44 SECTION XLIV.212 LAW ENFORCEMENT: FUNCTION NO. 212: 427 JACKSON STREET INTERCHANGE PROJECT FUND 45 SECTION XLV.220 FIRE: 428 INDUSTRIAL PARK PROJECT FUND 46 SECTION XLVI.221 FIRE FIGHTING, PREVENTION AND INSPECTION: FUNCTION NO. 221: 429 MUNI COURT SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND 47 SECTION XLVII.222 FIRE SERVICE: FUNCTION NO. 222: 430 CAPITAL EQUIPMENT RESERVE FUND 48 SECTION XLVIII.230 POLICE AND FIRE COMMUNICATIONS: 431 MILLSTONE ACQUISITION FUND 49 SECTION XLIX.231 CONTROL CENTER: FUNCTION NO. 231: 432 GRISTMILL FMA ACQUISITION FUND 50 SECTION L.240 PROTECTION: 433 GRISTMILL HMGP ACQUISITION FUND 51 SECTION LI.241 DISASTER SERVICES: FUNCTION NO. 241: 434 LAKE HOSPITAL DEMOLTION PROJECT FUND 52 SECTION LII.250 SAFETY ACTIVITIES: 435 CITY HALL FIRE FUND 53 SECTION LIII.251 PAINESVILLE SAFETY TOWN: FUNCTION NO. 251: 600 EXPENDABLE TRUST FUNDS 54 SECTION LIV.300 HIGHWAYS AND STREETS: 601 DEPOSIT TRUST FUND 55 SECTION LV.310 PUBLIC WORKS: 602 PLAN REVIEW TRUST FUND 56 SECTION LVI.311 ADMINISTRATION: FUNCTION NO. 311: 603 ZONING APPLICATION TRUST FUND 57 SECTION LVII.312 STREET CONSTRUCTION AND RECONSTRUCTION: FUNCTION NO. 312: 605 CEMETERY TRUST - OPERATIONS FUND 58 SECTION LVIII.313 STREET MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR: FUNCTION NO. 313: 606 SPECIAL ENDOWMENT - OPERATIONS FUND 59 SECTION LIX.314 SIDEWALKS: FUNCTION NO. 314: 607 COLUMBARIUM TRUST FUND 60 SECTION LX.315 STREET CLEANING: FUNCTION NO. 315: 608 ELECTRIC SPECIAL OBLIGATION BOND ESCROW FUND (CLO 61 SECTION LXI.316 SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL: FUNCTION NO. 316: 610 PAINESVILLE SAFETY TOWN FUND 62 SECTION LXII.317 STORM SEWERS AND DRAINS: FUNCTION NO. 317: 613 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRUST FUND 63 SECTION LXIII.318 BUILDING MAINTENANCE: FUNCTION NO. 318: 614 WORKERS COMPENSATION RETROSPECTIVE FUNDING TRUS 64 SECTION LXIV.319 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE: FUNCTION NO. 319: 700 ENTERPRISE (UTILITIES) FUNDS 65 SECTION LXV.320 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS: FUNCTION NO. 320: 710 WATER REVENUE FUND 66 SECTION LXVI.

711 WATER DEPOSIT FUND 67 SECTION LXVII.321 STATE HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE: FUNCTION NO. 321: 712 WATER CONSTRUCTION FUND 68 SECTION LXVIII.322 SIDEWALKS-SNOW REMOVAL: FUNCTION NO. 322: 720 SEWER REVENUE FUND 69 SECTION LXIX.323 LEAF/YARD WASTE REMOVAL: FUNCTION NO. 323: 722 SEWER CONSTRUCTION FUND 70 SECTION LXX.330 PARKING: 730 ELECTRIC REVENUE FUND 71 SECTION LXXI.331 PARKING METERS: FUNCTION NO. 331: 731 ELECTRIC DEPOSIT FUND 72 SECTION LXXII.332 PARKING GARAGE: FUNCTION NO. 332: 732 ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION FUND 73 SECTION LXXIII.333 PARKING LOTS: FUNCTION NO. 333: 733 ELECTRIC REPLACEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT FUND 74 SECTION LXXIV.340 TRAFFIC SIGNS, MARKINGS, SIGNALS: 734 ELECTRIC UTILITY RESERVE FUND 75 SECTION LXXV.341 TRAFFIC SIGNS, MARKINGS, SIGNALS: FUNCTION NO. 341: 735 SMART GRID PROJECT FUND 76 SECTION LXXVI.400 PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE: 740 REFUSE FUND 77 SECTION LXXVII.410 SUPPORT OF PRISONERS: 750 OFF-STREET PARKING REVENUE FUND 78 SECTION LXXVIII.411 PRISONER EXPENSE: FUNCTION NO. 411: 751 OFF-STREET PARKING DEBT SERVICE FUND420 CEMETERIES: FUNCTION NO. 420: 752 OFF-STREET PARKING DEPOSIT FUND421 ADMINISTRATION: FUNCTION NO. 421: 760 STORM WATER UTILITY FUND422 EVERGREEN/RIVERSIDE: FUNCTION NO. 422: 770 COMMUNITY PROGRAMS FUND423 BUILDINGS MAINTENANCE: FUNCTION NO. 423: 800 INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS

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A B C D E F G H I J430 PAYMENT TO COUNTY HEALTH BOARD: 801 FUEL AND OIL ROTARY FUND431 COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT ASSESSMENT: FUNCTION NO. 431: 802 SUPPLIES ROTARY FUND440 ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY/AGED: 803 EMPLOYEE HEALTH INSURANCE FUND441 POOR RELIEF: FUNCTION NO. 441: 805 WORKERS' COMPENSATION RETROSPECTIVE FUND500 CULTURE-RECREATION: 900 NON-EXPENDABLE TRUST FUNDS510 PARKS: 901 EVERGREEN CEMETERY TRUST FUND511 ADMINISTRATION: FUNCTION NO. 511: 902 RIVERSIDE CEMETERY TRUST FUND512 PARKS SYSTEM: FUNCTION NO. 512: 903 SPECIAL ENDOWMENT TRUST FUND513 BUILDINGS MAINTENANCE: FUNCTION NO. 513: 950 AGENCY FUNDS 514 MORSE AVENUE COMMUNITY CENTER: FUNCTION NO. 514: 952 STATE PATROL TRANSFER AGENCY FUND515 LITTER CONTROL: FUNCTION NO. 515: 953 ELECTRONIC LICENSE FORFEITURE FUND520 RECREATION: 955 CDGB FUND521 RECREATION ACTIVITIES: FUNCTION NO. 521: 960 LAND BANK FUND530 LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES: 990 GENERAL FIXED ASSETS531 SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER: FUNCTION NO. 531: 998 GENERAL LONG TERM DEBT532 COMMUNITY FUNCTIONS: FUNCTION NO. 532:600 COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT:610 COMMUNITY PLANNING AND ZONING: FUNCTION NO. 610:611 PLANNING COMMISSION: FUNCTION NO. 611:612 ZONING APPLICATION: FUNCTION NO. 612:620 DEMOLITION:621 DEMOLITION: FUNCTION NO. 621:630 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: FUNCTION NO. 630:631 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT: FUNCTION NO. 631:632 VINYL SIDING PROGRAM FUNCTION NO. 632:633 STOREFRONT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FUNCTION NO. 633:634 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GRANT FUNCTION NO. 634:640 HOUSING AND BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT:641 CODE ENFORCEMENT: FUNCTION NO. 641:642 PLAN REVIEW: FUNCTION NO. 642:650 TREE CARE AND WEED CONTROL:651 TREE CARE: FUNCTION NO. 651:652 WEED CONTROL: FUNCTION NO. 652:700 CAPITAL PROJECTS AND/OR PROPRIETARY FUNCTIONS:710 WATER SERVICE:711 ADMINISTRATION: FUNCTION NO. 711:712 UTILITIES OFFICE: FUNCTION NO. 712:713 FILTRATION AND PUMPING: FUNCTION NO. 713:714 SUPERVISION-DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS: FUNCTION NO. 714:715 DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS: FUNCTION NO. 715:716 FIRE HYDRANTS: FUNCTION NO. 716:717 EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE: FUNCTION NO. 717:719 INSURANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS: FUNCTION NO. 719:720 SANITARY SEWER SERVICE:721 ADMINISTRATION: FUNCTION NO. 721:722 UTILITIES OFFICE: FUNCTION NO. 722:723 SUPERVISION-PLANT AND SYSTEM: FUNCTION NO. 723:724 PLANT AND PUMPING OPERATIONS: FUNCTION NO. 724:725 SANITARY SEWER-COLLECTION AND TRANSMISSIONFUNCTION NO. 725:726 SANITARY SEWER-EQUIP. OPERATIONS & MAINTENAFUNCTION NO. 726:727 PRE-TREATMENT: FUNCTION NO. 727:729 INSURANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS: FUNCTION NO. 729:730 ELECTRIC SERVICE:731 ADMINISTRATION: FUNCTION NO. 731:732 UTILITIES OFFICE: FUNCTION NO. 732:733 SUPERVISION-PLANT OPERATIONS: FUNCTION NO. 733:734 BOILER OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE: FUNCTION NO. 734:735 GENERATION OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE: FUNCTION NO. 735:736 FUEL AND PURCHASED POWER: FUNCTION NO. 736:737 SUPERVISION-DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS: FUNCTION NO. 737:738 DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS: FUNCTION NO. 738:739 INSURANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS: FUNCTION NO. 739:740 REFUSE SERVICE:742 UTILITIES OFFICE: FUNCTION NO. 742:743 COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL: FUNCTION NO. 743:745 RECYCLING: FUNCTION NO. 745:749 INSURANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS: FUNCTION NO. 749:750 (OPEN)760 STORM WATER UTILITY SERVICE:761 ADMINISTRATION: FUNCTION NO. 761:762 UTILITIES OFFICE: FUNCTION NO. 762:763 STORM WATER OPERATIONS: FUNCTION NO. 763:770 UTILITIES DEPOSITS: FUNCTION NO. 770:771 ADMINISTRATION: FUNCTION NO. 771:773 SUMMER CAMP: FUNCTION NO. 773:774 ADULT TRIPS: FUNCTION NO. 774:775 AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES: FUNCTION NO. 775:776 MORSE AVENUE: FUNCTION NO. 776:777 SPECIAL EVENTS: FUNCTION NO. 777:778 RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES: FUNCTION NO. 778:779 RECREATION FUND RAISER FUNCTION NO. 779:780 INTERNAL SERVICE FUNCTIONS: FUNCTION NO. 780:781 ROTARY FUEL AND OIL: FUNCTION NO. 781:782 ROTARY SUPPLIES: FUNCTION NO. 782:

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A B C D E F G H I J783 ROTARY CONTRACT SERVICES: FUNCTION NO. 783:790 CAPITAL PROJECTS:791 HIGHWAY/STREET IMPROVEMENT: FUNCTION NO. 791:792 STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT: FUNCTION NO. 792:793 SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT: FUNCTION NO. 793:794 ELECTRIC PLANT IMPROVEMENT: FUNCTION NO. 794:795 ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION IMPROVEMENT: FUNCTION NO. 795:796 WATER PLANT IMPROVEMENT: FUNCTION NO. 796:797 WATER DISTRIBUTION IMPROVEMENT: FUNCTION NO. 797:798 WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT IMPROVEMENFUNCTION NO. 798:799 IMPROVEMENTS/EQUIPMENT: FUNCTION NO. 799:800 DEBT SERVICE FUNCTIONS:801 DEBT SERVICE-UNVOTED: FUNCTION NO. 801:802 DEBT SERVICE-VOTED: FUNCTION NO. 802:803 DEBT SERVICE-REVENUE SUPPORTED: FUNCTION NO. 803:804 DEBT SERVICE-MORTGAGE REVENUE: FUNCTION NO. 804:805 DEBT SERVICE: FUNCTION NO. 805:900901 FINANCING USES: FUNCTION NO. 901:902 NONOPERATING EXPENSES: FUNCTION NO. 902:903 NONOPERATING DISBURSEMENTS: FUNCTION NO. 903:910 TRANSFERS-OUT: FUNCTION NO. 910:960 REDOX BATTERY PROJECT FUNCTION NO. 960:970 NON-DEPARTMENTAL: FUNCTION NO. 970:980 CLEARANCE ACCOUNTS: FUNCTION NO. 980:999 RESERVES: FUNCTION NO. 999:ObjeExpenditure EXPENSET TOTAL -

51 PERSONNEL SERVICES52 MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES53 SERVICES AND CHARGES CONTRACTUAL SERVICES54 UTILITIES55 SERVICES AND CHARGES OPERATING EXPENSES56 CAPITAL OUTLAY57 DEBT SERVICE58 NON-OPERATING CHARGES NON-OPERATING EXPENSES59 OPERATING TRANSFERS/RESERVES

599 RESERVES 60 REFUNDS/REIMBURSEMENTS - OPERATING


A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE AMOUNT OF TAXES THAT MAY BE RAISED BY LEVY AT THE MAXIMUM RATE AUTHORIZED BY LAW WITHOUT A VOTE OF THE ELECTORS TO BE INSUFFICIENT, AND DECLARING THE NECESSITY TO RENEW THE THREE (3.0) MILL TAX IN EXCESS OF THE TEN (10) MILL LIMITATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF GENERAL CONSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUCTION, RESURFACING AND REPAIR OF STREET, ROADS, BRIDGES AND APPURTENANCES THERETO, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY

WHEREAS, the amount of taxes that may be raised by the levy of taxes at the maximum

rate authorized by the Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.02 on the taxable property in the City of Painesville will be insufficient to provide adequate amount for the necessary requirements of the City; and WHEREAS, it is necessary in order to provide the renewal of funds for the purpose of general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing and repair of streets, roads and appurtenances thereto in the City of Painesville, that taxes be levied on the taxable property in said City for a period of five (5) years in accordance with the Ohio Revised Code section 5705.19(G) at a rate in excess of the maximum rate authorized by the Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.02; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to renew the tax levy for the years 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 at a rate for each year of three (3.0) mill on each dollar of tax valuation of taxable property within the City of Painesville in excess of the rate authorized by said Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.02; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PAINESVILLE, COUNTY OF LAKE, STATE OF OHIO: Section 1. As the taxing authority for the City of Painesville, Ohio, the Painesville City Council certifies to the Lake County Board of Elections that the amount of taxes that may be raised within the ten (10) mill limitation will be insufficient to provide for the necessary requirements of the City and that it is necessary to levy a tax in excess of that limitation for the general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing and repair of streets, roads and bridges within the City. Section 2. The amount of the renewal necessary to levy is three (3.0) mill in excess of the ten (10) mill limitation, to be placed on the tax for the City if approved by the majority of the electors voting, for a period of five (5) years, to-wit:, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022 with the 1.47 mill tax renewal in the tax year 2018 for collection in the calendar year 2019. Section 3. The Clerk of Council be and she is hereby directed to certify a copy of this Resolution to the Board of Elections of Lake County, Ohio in order for said Board of Elections may make the necessary arrangements for the submission of such question to the electors of said City at the November 7, 2017 general election, as provided by law. Section 4. That this Resolution is passed as an emergency measure necessary for the protection and preservation of the peace, health, safety and general welfare of the inhabitants of the City of Painesville, the emergency being the immediate necessity to timely file with the Lake County Board of Elections in order that question of a tax levy may be submitted to the electorate for the November 2017 general election and, therefore, the is Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its passage. PASSED: _____________________________ Paul W. Hach, II President of Council ATTEST: ____________________

Valerie Vargo Clerk of Council


RESOLUTION DECLARING THE AMOUNT OF TAXES THAT MAY BE RAISED BY LEVY AT THE MAXIMUM RATE AUTHORIZED BY LAW WITHOUT A VOTE OF THE ELECTORS TO BE INSUFFICIENT, AND DECLARING THE NECESSITY TO RENEW A 1.47 MILL TAX IN EXCESS OF THE TEN (10) MILL LIMITATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAINTAINING FIRE APPARATUS, APPLIANCES, BUILDINGS, OR SITES THEREFORE, OR SOURCES OF WATER SUPPLY AND MATERIALS THEREFORE, OR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENCES OF LINES OF FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH, OR THE PURCHASE OF AMBULANCE EQUIPMENT, OR THE PROVISION OF AMBULANCE PARAMEDIC, OR OTHER EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES OPERATED BY A FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE CITY OF PAINESVILLE, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY

WHEREAS, the amount of taxes that may be raised by the levy of taxes at the maximum rate authorized by the Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.02 on the taxable property in the City of Painesville will be insufficient to provide adequate amount for the necessary requirements of the City; and WHEREAS, it is necessary in order to provide additional funds for the purpose of providing and maintaining fire apparatus, appliances, buildings or sites therefore, or sources of water supply and materials therefore, or the establishment and maintenance of lines of fire alarm telegraph, or the purchase of ambulance equipment, or the provision of ambulance, paramedic, or other emergency medical services operated by a Fire Department for the City of Painesville, that taxes be levied on the taxable property in said City for a period of five (5) years in accordance with the Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.19(I) at a rate in excess of the maximum rate authorized by the Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.02; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to renew the tax levy for the years 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 at a rate for each year of 1.47 mill for each year on each dollar of tax valuation of taxable property within the City of Painesville in excess of the rate authorized by said Ohio Revised Code Section 5705.02. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PAINESVILLE, COUNTY OF LAKE, STATE OF OHIO: Section 1. As the taxing authority for the City of Painesville, Ohio, the Painesville City Council certifies to the Lake County Board of Elections that the amount of taxes that may be raised within the ten (10) mill limitation will be insufficient to provide for the necessary requirements of the City and that it is necessary to levy a tax in excess of that limitation for the purpose of maintaining fire apparatus, appliances, buildings, or sites therefore, or sources of water supply and materials therefore, or the establishment and maintenance of lines of fire alarm telegraph, or the purchase of ambulance equipment, or the provision of ambulance paramedic, or other emergency medical services operated by a fire department for the City of Painesville. Section 2. The amount of the renewal levy that is necessary is 1.47 mill in excess of the ten (10) mill limitation, to be placed on the tax for the City if approved by the majority of the electors voting, for a period of five (5) years, to-wit:, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022 with the 1.47 mill tax renewal in the tax year 2018 for collection in the calendar year 2019. Section 3. The Clerk of Council be and she is hereby directed to certify a copy of this Resolution to the Board of Elections of Lake County, Ohio in order for said Board of Elections may make the necessary arrangements for the submission of such question to the electors of said City at the November 7, 2017 general election, as provided by law.

Section 4. That this Resolution is passed as an emergency measure necessary for the protection and preservation of the peace, health, safety and general welfare of the inhabitants of the City of Painesville, the emergency being the immediate necessity to timely file with the Lake County Board of Elections in order that question of a tax levy may be submitted to the electorate for the November 2017 general election and, therefore, the is Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its passage. PASSED: _____________________________ Paul W. Hach, II President of Council ATTEST: _____________________________ Valerie Vargo Clerk of Council

RESOLUTION NO. _________

A RESOLUTION IMPOSING A TEMPORARY MORATORIUM ON MEDICAL MARIJUANA RETAIL DISPENSARY FACILITIES WITHIN THE CITY OF PAINESVILLE, OHIO; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY

WHEREAS, on June 8th, 2016 Governor John Kasich signed H.B. 523 into law making Ohio the 25th state to adopt a workable medical marijuana law; and

WHEREAS, H.B. 523 became effective September 8th, 2016 and the law’s rules, policies, and procedures could take up to an additional year to be fully implemented; and

WHEREAS, H.B. 523 created Ohio Revised Code Section 3796.29 which allows a

municipal corporation to adopt a Resolution to prohibit, or limit the number of cultivators, processors, or retail dispensaries licensed under the new law; and

WHEREAS, the City of Painesville currently has no regulations and the City Council has

not taken a position that specifically addresses medical marijuana retail dispensaries; and WHEREAS, the regulations for retail dispensaries are in the process of being developed

and are required to be adopted by September 8, 2017; and WHEREAS, the City’s zoning would permit medical marijuana retail dispensaries and the

City Council is being asked to enact a temporary twelve (12) month moratorium on medical marijuana retail dispensaries in order to more fully review the rules, policies, and procedures created by the Ohio Department of Commerce, the State Board of Pharmacy and the State Medical Board and to thoroughly vet the options presented under O.R.C. 3796.26 with the City of Painesville Planning Commission and City Council.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PAINESVILLE, OHIO, STATE OF OHIO: Section 1. That the City Council of the City of Painesville, Ohio, hereby imposes a Moratorium on medical marijuana retail dispensary facilities within the City of Painesville, said Moratorium to include the submission, consideration, or approval of all applications for special permits, use permits, building permits, any plans, or any other applications or permits which are or may be filed for permits from the Planing or Zoning Departments for the retail dispensing of medical marijuana;

Section 2. That this Moratorium shall become effective on the date this Resolution, following its passage by City Council, and signed by the President of City Council, shall remain in effect for twelve (12) months following the date upon which it became effective and, thereafter, upon a majority vote of City Council, may be continued in effect, if City Council finds such continuance is required to allow sufficient time for the Planning Commission or other City departments, committees, or commissions to complete the research and recommendation of what action, if any, the City of Painesville should take to safeguard the public health, safety and

welfare through the provision of adequate planning, zoning, land-use, or other regulatory controls that are specifically applicable to medical marijuana retail dispensary facilities or the Moratorium may be continued for additional time if City Council so chooses in order for City Council to make its decision whether or not to adopt a Resolution pursuant to ORC 3796.29;

Section 3. That this Moratorium suspends and tolls any time periods, prescribed by law, within which the Planning Commission, or any other official body, of the City of Painesville is required to take action upon an application for a special permit, use permit, building permit or site plan approval, or the like, for the retail dispensing of medical marijuana that is or may be pending before the Planning Commission, or any other official or official body of the City of Painesville on the effective date of this Moratorium; and that no such application shall be deemed to be approved by the failure of the Planning Commission, or any other official or official body to approve or deny said application during the time when this Moratorium shall be in effect;

Section 4. That the Law Department and Planning Commission may begin research and return to City Council recommendations the City of Painesville should take to preserve the public health, safety and welfare through the provision of adequate planning, zoning, land-use, or other regulatory controls that are specifically applicable to the retail dispensing of medical marijuana facilities, this recommendation will be prepared and provided to the Planning Commission for review and subsequent recommendation to City Council;

Section 5. If any section, phrase, sentence, or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any Court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct, and independent provision, and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions thereof;

Section 6. This City Council finds and determines that all formal actions of this City Council concerning and relating to the passage of this Resolution were taken in an open meeting of this City Council and that all deliberations of this City Council and of any of its committees that resulted in those formal actions were in meetings open to the public in compliance with the law; and,

Section 7. That, for all the reasons stated herein, this Resolution is declared to be an emergency measure necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health or safety of the City and its inhabitants; therefore, provided it receives the required number of votes for passage as emergency legislation, it shall be in full force and effect immediately upon its passage; otherwise, it shall be in full force and effect at the earliest time permitted by law. PASSED:

_________________________ Paul W. Hach II President of Council

ATTEST: ___________________________ Valerie Vargo Clerk of Council

RESOLUTION NO.

A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO PARTICIPATE IN THE STATE OF OHIO COOPERATIVE PURCHASING PROGRAM FOR THE 2017 MICRO-SURFACING OF VARIOUS STREETS, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

WHEREAS, Ohio’s Cooperative Purchasing Act. (AM. Sub. H.B. No. 100), as signed into law on December 4, 1985; and WHEREAS, effective March 6, 1986, Ohio’s Cooperative Purchasing Act provides the opportunity for counties, townships, municipal corporations, regional transit authorities, regional airport authorities or port authorities and school districts, conservancy districts, township park districts and park districts and other authorities, to participate in contracts distributed by the state of Ohio, Department of Administrative Services, Office of Cooperative Purchasing for the purchase of supplies, services, equipment and certain materials; now therefore, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PAINESVILLE, LAKE COUNTY, OHIO: Section 1. That the City Manager hereby requests authority in the name of the City of Painesville to participate in state contracts which the Department of Administrative Services, Office of State Purchasing has entered into and the Office of Cooperative Purchasing has distributed for the purchase of supplies, services, equipment and certain other materials pursuant to Revised Code Section 125.04. Section 2. That the City Manager is hereby authorized to agree in the name of the City of Painesville to be bound by all contract terms and conditions as the Department of Administrative Services, Office of Cooperative Purchasing prescribes. Such terms and conditions may include a reasonable annual membership fee to cover the administrative costs which the Department of Administrative Services incurs as a result of the City of Painesville’s participation in the contract. Further, that the City Manager does hereby agree to be bound by all such terms and conditions and to not cause or assist in any way the misuse of such contracts or make contract disclosures to non-members of the Coop for the purpose of avoiding the requirements established by ORC 125.04. Section 3. That the City Manager is hereby authorized to agree in the name of the City of Painesville to directly pay the vendor, under each such state contract in which it participates for items it receives pursuant to the contract, and the City Manager does hereby agree to directly pay the vendor. PASSED:

_________________________ Paul W. Hach II President of Council

ATTEST: ___________________________ Valerie Vargo Clerk of Council

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