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Mr. Grootegoed,reported that the Safety Committee had held no meetings. <br />Mayor Endress then asked that some action be taken on the Incinerator Ordinance <br />held for studq by this committee; Mayor Endress also brought up the weapons <br />ordinance, also held by this committee, and said that he would like some action <br />on this ordinance also. <br />Mrsm Brown, reporting f or the Architectural Board, said that they <br />had met on Thursday and approved five new homes and one addition. <br />Mr. Wedler, reporting for the Zoning and Planning.Board, said that <br />a meeting had been heid on August lst, 1960, and another on August 8, 1960, to <br />consider re-zoning of,SOM Road and Aintree Park for multiple dwellings, Mr. <br />Wedler reported that there had been a great deal of discussion at both meetings <br />without coming to any concltisions on the matter; that there were quite a few <br />questions yet to be answered and the matter would again be considered at the <br />next regulas meeting of the Board. <br />Mayor Endress then_told Council that there were certain things with . <br />regard to the re-zoning of this area that would have to be resolved before any <br />action could be taken; one of which was a zoning ordinance on the height of <br />multiple dwellings, as our present ordinance was.very inadequate for apartffient <br />houses. Mr. Edelman then passed out copies of a Shaker Heights Ordinance on <br />this subject f or studyo Mayor Endress again ref erred to our Zoning Ordinance <br />and discussed the minimum square floor asea and bedrooms and garage area and <br />said that, if the present.ordinance is passed, it should be amended so that <br />while the property is changed to a U-3 class, these remain as H-1 Height Class. <br />No one thea would be able to put in 4 story apartments. Another thing, said <br />Mayor Endress, Council passed a Regional Dwelling code for model homes, giving , <br />us a model ordinance for everything but multiple dwelliags but Mr. Edelman <br />procured copies of.the Regional Planning Commission*s model code for other <br />types of bnildings and these are available f or use by-the proper committee to <br />prepare an ordinance covering such buildings. Mayor Endress then asked Mr. <br />Wedler to get this going with the Zoning Board. <br />, Mr. Zorn, reporting for the Finance Committeee said that they had met on <br />August 15, 1960, to discuss police problems and recommended a 2 mill levy to be <br />used for additional police so that a 24 hour coverage of the Village could be <br />maintained, Mr. Zorn said that we had had a number of break-ins and robberies <br />while the police were not on the road; that the records showed one in 1959 <br />and up to date we had had nine for this yeare Mr. Zorn went on to say that <br />our village had grown, that larger roads were being builts that police probYems <br />had,.multiplied and increased the work of the Police Depastment=to the extent <br />that something wonld have to be done; that if the two mill levy passed, it <br />would enable the Police Department to obtain suff icient men to maintain a 24 <br />hour coverage of the Village. <br />hir. Wedler, seconded by Mr. Belzer, then introdnced Resolution No. <br />480 entitledt °tA Resolution Authosizing a Two (2) Mill Levq.f or two years for <br />payment of salaries o£ permanent police personnel f or the Tax Duplicate Years <br />1960 and 1961'°, which resolutioa was read to Council. <br />It was moved by Mrs. Brown, seconded by Mr. Grootegoed, that the rules <br />ot law requiring a resolution to be read on three separate occasions be sus- <br />pended. <br />2.