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Mr. Strater then talked aUout the erLforcement of Ordinance No. 169. on horses and asked that he be all(xred to tell Council the truth aUout some rumors he said wes e being circula.ted relative to tnis ordinanceo I'2ra Strater reported that two months ago, T•lr..11illiams had put'an addition on his barn , without a permit ancl, upon being checked by Mr. Wieland, reference was mad.e to Ordinance No. 169 and the fact that a permit must be obtained -to opera.te a Riding Stable. Mr. Edelsnan had macle up two permits, as.this would make two ridin,- stables in the Village and 1Ir0 Dun.bar went to see Mr. VTilliams and Mrm Schulze rfr. Williams came to the tatim hall and deposited $80e00 and ob- tained. a perrnit for 40 horses, considerable more than he had at presentm Mr. WiLia.ms h.ot•rever, pla.nned on havin,g 40 h.orses in -the near future e Yir. Schulz said that he did not have to pa.y because he had been in the Vi1.J.age a long timeo Mr. Strater and I`ir. Falk tYen discussed the maicter with 1`1rm Schu7.z and asked him to attend the Safety meting and discuss the rre.tter so that if there was somethins about the ordinance that was unfair9 it cottld be changed. Mre schulz did not appear at tlle meetinge l4re Strater went to see Illr. Schul.z a;ain abcut the mattier and_ felt that this was enough, that ii, was noVa up to tiie itlayor s TlZr. Strater went on to say that this Uras the only part he took in -the zi: ole aff?,ir, even, though some thought differently ancl encled by saying that he wanted to see that Mro schul.z paid for a permit or Ylr. Williams' money be refLmded. . . That pori,ion of the ordinance pertaining to this mtter was again read to Council and 11'Iro Edelman said that he had written ?'lrm Schul.z to get together tiri.th the TJTayor and the Solicitor and discuss the matter. N?ayor Endress said that a meeting Urith I4r. Schulz h.ad already been set. • r2r. Reed, reporting far the Zoni_ng and Planning Commission said that the Commission had held an open meeting on Jttne 241th. for the purpose of con- sidering a request for a special permit to establish an Independent Baptist Church on the Wiesberg propertye This reqttest was presented by Rev. Cecil S3munons, together with a petition signed by 11 of the surrounding property ovaners, VYho stated that they had no objection. . Nre Reeci then stated that approval had been given by the State oi Ohio for the alteration of a barr_ and evidence had been presented of Cuya.hoga County Board of Health approval, but none from the Cleveland Federation of Churchese However, several residents signing the Detition stated that the-y would not have signed had they knoti,m of the unusual aspects of this church. The Zoning and P1a,nning Comrnission then recommer_ded that.a pex°mi?t, be gx°anted for six month.s to Nev. Bimmons and this permit then be transferred to a permanent organization approved after review by the Planriing Commission; that no teraporary buildings be allowed. or tents be erected on the property and that ample off-street parking be provided, i'ir. Reed said that the Conunission had voted three for and none against; with one member abstaining. IuFa.yor Enciress then asl:ed what conunent Yad been receivea from the Cleveland Chttrch Feder2tiono . ^ Rev. Sirnmons said that he had received permission from Mro French. When questioned further, he stated that he had tal.ked with someone in this office and there was no objection, . Mre Edelman then asked for comrents alld I4re Ralph Jones, attorney for 5.