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Regular Council Meeting 8-16-99 Page 3 Ordinance Review Committee - Mr. Ilacqua said he attended the meeting last week. We will be moving forward with changes on two ordinances: one is regarding the parking of vehicles on front lawns and tree lawns as being a citable offense. -The second item was to give the various parties in the Village that currently have neon signs displayed in their windows a year to make the necessary changes to comply. Planning and Zoning -Council President Marquardt said he attended a workshop last week. The 1Vlayfran addition was discussed (which was approved by P&Z this evening). There was also a presentation from Goldberg properties proposing an entryway off of S.O.M. (across from Metro Park Drive)--this will be on hold until the next meeting. A proposal to convert the Georgian Center Office to medical buildings was also discussed. The issue there is the amount of parking that is necessary. They were looking for a special use permit. That is on hold pending more infor-mation. Recreation Board - Mr. Buckholtz said the fall Parks & Recreation brochure will be mailed to residents on August 19. The activities will cover September through December 1999. The Recreation Board will meet September 15. Sewer Liaison Committee - Mr. Buckholtz said the committee met this month. It was a very informative meeting. Representatives from the Cuyahoga County Board of Health were there and the meeting went well. OLD BUSINESS Ordinance 99-20, entitled; "An emergency ordinance creating Section 537.21 of the Codified Ordinances pertaining to the possession and use of laser pointing devices." Introduced by Mayor Rinker and Council as a Whole. (First Reading 5/17/99; Second Reading 6/21/99; Third Reading/Tabled 7/21/99.) Mrs. Cinco, seconded by Mr. Busa, made a motion to remove Ordinance 99-20 from the table. Roll Call: AYES: All NAYS: None Motion Carried Ordinance Removed From Table Mr. Busa, seconded by Dr. Parker, made a motion to enact Ordinance 99-20 as amended. Council President Marquardt asked for a summary of the amendments. Mrs. Cinco said we wanted the legislation to include the age limits, schools and sales --also that they will not-be shined directly or indirectly on another .person or animal. This version is about 3 pages longer than the original version. Chief Stevens is happy with the revisions.