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Discussion: Councilmember O'Leary remarked that a number of instances over the years have indicated light trespass to be a problem worth addressing. He acknowledged the need for this ordinance and thanked Councilmember Bullock for bringing it forward. He noted that in the past light trespass issues were able to be resolved on a one on one basis but that that is no longer always the case. Motion by Mr. Bullock, seconded by Mr. O'Leary, to receive and file the communication. Motion adopted. All members voting yea. 7. ORDINANCE NO. 2-18 — AN ORDINANCE amending various parts of Chapter 1306, Property Maintenance and Safety Code... (Pg. 42) William Baker —1494 St. Charles Ave. Mr. Baker explained problems his family has experienced living near the post office with light shining into their windows. He expressed support for the ordinance. Lindsay Baker —1494 St. Charles Ave. Ms. Baker expressed support for an ordinance to address light trespass. She remarked further on her family's negative experience living next to the post office for two years. She asked that the ordinance set a threshold at which a light issue becomes light trespass and is enforceable. Councilmember O'Leary expressed sympathy to those dealing with these issues directly and described steps he has taken in discussions with the post office. Edward Schneider —1258 Thoreau Mr. Schneider remarked that stadium lighting at Garfield Middle School poses a problem for its neighbors. Motion by Mr. Bullock, seconded by Mr. O'Leary, to receive and file the communication. Motion adopted. All members voting yea. 8. Communication from Planning & Development Director Sylvester regarding 2018 State Capital Budget Request. (Pg. 44) Motion by Mr. O'Leary, seconded by Mr. Anderson, to receive and file the communication. Motion adopted. All members voting yea. 9. RESOLUTION 8974 -18 —A RESOLUTION to take effect immediately provided it receives the vote of at least two thirds members of Council, or otherwise to take effect at the earliest period allowed by law, authorizing the City of Lakewood to execute and file application request with the State of Ohio for $500,000 of financial assistance through the Capital Budget to be used for the revitalization of Wagar Park. (Pg. 45)