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r?- -y <br />MINUTES OF A SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL <br />Mayfield Village <br />May lst, 1989 <br />The Council of Mayfield Village met in Special Session on Monday, May <br />lst 1989, at 8:15 p.m. in the Council Chambers at the Mayfield Village <br />Hall. Council President Santo Basile presided. <br />Roll Call: Present: Mr. Basile, Mrs. Cinco, Mr. Flynn, Mrs. Mills, <br />Mr. Petschauer, Mr. Rinker, and Mr. Santoro <br />Also Present Were . Mayor Carmen, Mr. Amendola, Mr. Hovancsek, Chief <br />Mohr, Mr. Patrick, Mr. Ramos, Chief Stevens, and <br />Miss Heath. <br />Mr. Basile said that the purpose of the special meeting was to discuss <br />approval of a site plan for a building addition for Euclid Industries. <br />He explained why approval was needed (which is included.in Resolution <br />No. 89-29.) Mr. Basile said that the Planning and Zoning Commission <br />met this evening and gave a conditional approval to Euclid Industries <br />for the revised site plans for their addition. He said that the <br />Commission had asked him to bring it to Council for approval. <br /> Mr. Ramos explained that this approval could be done by motion, <br /> however, he has drafted a resolution. He said the resolution contains <br /> a history of what has transpired in the past and what action Planning <br /> and Zoning has taken in the past. Mr. Ramos distributed copies of the <br /> legislation to Mayor Carmen and Council. He said that Mr. Robert <br /> Schulte, Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission, was here in <br /> case anyone had any questions to ask him. Mr. Ramos said that Euclid <br /> Industries had submitted a letter agreeing to certain conditions for <br /> the approval and that a copy of the letter will be attached to the <br /> original resolution. <br /> Mayor Carmen explained that originally Planning and Zoning had <br /> required that they obtain an easement on the Highland Road Baptist <br /> Church property before they would approve the site plan for the Euclid <br /> Industries addition. He said that since they were unsuccessful in <br /> doing so they asked him if there was another way to resolve their <br /> objective. Mayor Carmen said that Mr. Hovancsek had determined that <br /> another way to accomplish their objective was to put a retention base <br /> on their property. He thought that was an impractical alternative <br /> because of the cost, however, Euclid Industries said they could do <br /> that. He said that they asked Planning and Zoning if they would grant <br /> approval as long as they agreed to either put in a retention facility <br /> or to obtain an easement. He said that the contingencies for approval <br /> satisfied Engineer Hovancsek and that the Planning and Zoning <br /> Commission recommended it to Council for final approval. <br /> Mr. Flynn asked if Mr. Hovancsek had additional details about the <br /> retention facility. <br />Mr. Hovancsek explained that it has not been designed yet but that they <br />would have more than enough land to put such a detention facility.