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Resident 4/27/89 Page 3 This Ordinance rewrites the present section of our Code in relation to height of buildings. It retains a maximum height restriction of 35 feet or two and one-half stores, but exempts churches, schools, and libraries. The question to appear on the ballot is: (5J) SHALL ORDINANCE N0. 1988-40, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 1173 OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES BY DELETING GARAGES FOR STORAGE AND REPAIR OF BUSES AND GARAGES FOR THE REPAIR OF AUTO BODIES AS PERMITTED USES IN A MOTOR SERVICE, OFFICE LABORATORY AND PRODUCTION-DISTRIBUTION DISTRICT, BE ADOPTED? This Ordinance would delete two permitted uses from the motorist services district: (1) garages for buses; and (2) garages for auto body and repairs. The first Charter amendment to appear on the ballot will read: (5) SHALL ARTICLE III, SECTION 8, PART (A) OF THE CHARTER OF HAYFIELD VILLAGE, OHIO, BE AMENDED SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ALL COUNCIL MEETINGS SHALL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC UNLESS AN EXECUTIVE SESSION IS CALLED PURSUANT TO THE OHIO REVISED CODE? This Charter Amendment relates to Council conducting "executive sessions." Pursuant to our Codified Ordinances and the Ohio Revised Code, Council may call "executive sessions" to discuss the most sensitive matters relating the municipality. Such matters must relate to the following six (6) subject matters: (1) Appointment, dismissal, or discipline of a public employee/official (2) Purchase or sale of real property (3) Pending litigation (4) Negotiations or bargaining sessions with public employees (5) Matters required to be kept confidential by Federal law or rules or State statutes (6) Specialized details of security arrangements. Under law, such sessions are to be used for discussion purposes only. Any vote required by Council relating to such discussions must be done at an open meeting. Since our Charter must allow Council to conduct such sessions, the Charter Amendment proposed permits Council to conduct such sessions only in those six (6) subject meetings allowed by state law. The Second Charter Amendment to appear on the ballot will read: (5A) SHALL ARTICLE III, SECTION 7, PART (a) OF THE CHARTER OF HAYFIELD VILLAGE, OHIO, BE AMENDED SO AS TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION FOR THE PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL IN THE AMOUNT OF FIFTY DOLLARS ($50.00) PER MONTH? This amendment to the Charter relates to the compensation of the President of Council. The President of Council, according to the Charter, is given the responsibility of conducting all Council Meetings, appointing the various committees of Council, and coordinating the work of the various .committees. Due to these additional responsibilities, additional time is required to be spent by the President of_Council. With this amendment, the President of Council, in addition. to his/her Council salary, would be compensated an additional Fifty Dollars ($50.00) a month for assuming such responsibilities.