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187 MINUTES OF A PUBLIC HEARING OF COUNCIL Mayfield Village November 16, 1992 The Council of Mayf'ield Village met in Special Session on Monday, November 16, 1992, at 8 p.m, in the Council Chambers at the Village Ha11. Council President Bruce Rinker presided. ROLL CALL: Present: Mr. Basile, Mr. Busa, Mrs. Cinco, Mr. Ferrante, Mr. Fixler, Mr. Flynn, and Mr. Rinker Absent: None Also Present Were: Mayor Pietrafese, Mr. Diemert, Mr. Hovancsek, Chief Mohr, Mr. Phillips, Chief Stevens, Mr. Toth, and Miss Heath Mr. Rinker said, for the members of the audience, they will conduct their regular monthly meering immediately following this Public Hearing. ? Mr. Rinker said he wrote an article in the VOICE OF TBE VILLAGE some time back and they have talked about this and people are awaze they have looked to rezoning for single-family use of the northwest quadrant of Mayfield Village that is roughly bounded by Highland Road to the south, S.O.M. to the east, and I-271 to the west, and White Road to the north. They have looked at this for some time now and have had a lot of discussions about it amongst themselves. According to the procedures they need to follow in order to place this matter onto a referendum special ballot that they would have in February, it is necessary that they conduct this Public Hearing tonight. Mr. Diemert said the proposed ordinance would, on the basis of recommendarions from the Village planner Mr. Hill, rezone the entire property in the northwest quadrant of the Village of Mayfield from current zoning (producrion-distriburion and office-laboratory) to single-family residential. He said perhaps Mr. Hill could better explain it in detail, but all members of Council have reviewed the plan, have studied and quesrioned it, and reseazched it further. This is the third reading on the subject ordinance as well. Mr. Rinker said Mr. Hill was engaged by the Village some time ago to focus largely on this northwest quadrant, however, at the same time they have turned to him for services in reviewing the entire demographics of the Village. Mr. Rinker said he will make reference tonight to a Master Plan for the Village and they are going to at least put that onto a first reading tonight. However, he wants to make it clear to everyone present that the Master Plan in and of itself is separate and apart from the rezoning they aze contemplating. The Master Plan is going to touch upon some other matters separate and apart from the rezoned azea. Those are discussions they intend to carry forwazd in the weeks ahead. They complement one another and to the extent Mr. Hill wants to make reference to them, they would appreciate their doing so. Mr. Rinker asked Mr. Hill to give a quick background of his credentials and involvement with the Village.