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3687 - 56 Agreement w/ YMCA to use playground
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12/4/2006
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4/16/1956
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RESOLUTION NO. 3687 BY Mr. Fahrenbach <br /> <br />AN E~ERGENCY RESOLUTION authorizing the Mayor as Director of <br />~sbli? ~grks to enter into an agreement with the Young Men's Christian <br /> socmatmon of Cleveland and the Young Women's Christian Association <br />of Cleveland to permit the City of Lakewood to use the so-called Hall <br />property for playground purposes to September l, 1956, in considera- <br />tion of their Permitting the Young Men's Christian Association of <br />Cleveland and the Young Women's Christian Association of Cleveland to <br />use the former Young Men,s C~ristian Association of Cleveland property <br />at Edwards and Detroit Avenue, exclusive of the gas station, until <br />September 1, 1956o <br /> <br /> ~HEREAS. The City of Lakewood has sold what is generally <br />Enown as the Hall property te the Young Men's Christian Association of <br />Cleveland and the Young Women's Christian Association of Cleveland; <br />and, <br /> <br />· . ..~HEREAS, The~ City has purchased the Young Men's Christian <br />ASsocma~mon of Cleve±ana property located at 16718 Detroit Avenue, <br />Lakewoed, Ohio; and, <br /> <br /> WHEREAS, The limitation of time is such that the City of <br />Lakewood could not prepare the said Yo~_ug Men's Christian Association <br />of Cleveland property f~r playground purposesto be available during <br />the full summer of 1956, and, <br /> <br /> WHEREAS, The Young Men's Christian Association of Cleveland and <br />the Young Women's Christian Association of Cleveland have agreed to <br />permit the City of Lakewood to use the Hall property as a playground <br />until September l, 1956, in consideration of the use of the present <br />Young Men's Christian ASsociation of Cleveland property at 16718 <br />Detroit Avenue, excepting therefrom such portion of premises as has <br />been leased to the Broadway Petroleum Corporation; and, <br /> <br /> WHEREAS..An emergency exists in that it is necessary te provide <br />playground facilxties in the area in which said premises are located, <br />and that it is for the ~mmediate preservation of the public peace, <br />property, health or safety, or providing for the usual daily operation <br />of a municipal department; now, therefore, <br /> <br /> BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF L~OOD, STATE <br />OF OHIO~ <br /> <br /> Section 1. The Mayor, as Director of Public Works, be and he <br />is hereby authorized and directed to enter into an agreement with the <br />Young Men's ChriStian Association of Cleveland and the Young Women's <br />Christian Association of Cleveland permitting them to sue the former <br />Young Men's Christian Association of Cleveland property at 16718 <br />Detroit Avenue, excluding therefrom such portion of the premises as <br />are presently leased to the Broadway Petroleum Corporation, in consid- <br />eration of the Young Men's Christian Association of Cleveland and the <br />Young Women's Christian Association of Cleveland permitting the City <br />of L~kewood to use the so-called Hall property for playground purposes, <br />both such uses to begin immediately upon the execution of such agree- <br />ment and continuing ,until September l, 1956. <br /> <br /> Section 2. This resolution is hereby declared to be an emer- <br />gency measure for the reasons stated in the preamble hereof, and pro- <br />viding it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all members <br /> <br /> <br />
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