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Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council Monday, May 20, 2013 Page 3 PARKS & RECREATION - Bill Thomas Mr.. Thomas reported, the last project for Pazkview Pool was completed on Saturday. We fuushed the painting of the pool. We need 3 days now to cure the paint job. If we don't get any more rain, hopefully we can start filling the pool by Thursday at the latest. Keep your fingers crossed on the weather. I do want to report on our senior activities. We had 60 people attend our Annual Anniversary Party on May 18th. It was well received. Marlene Anielski, our State Representative, did a wonderful job talking about Veteran's benefits. We are setting up a tour to go down with our seniors to Columbus for a lunch and tour of the Statehouse. We are going to have that some time in the Fall. We will set that up with Marlene. The next Lunch N Movie is June 12?'. The movie is Lincoln. Reservations are due by June 5?'. There is an AARP Safe Driving Class which will be held on June 12'' from 12:30 to 4:00 in the Community Room. The next foot clinic is June 14t'. Our next trip will be a tour of Cleveland on June 19'h. We encourage all Villagers to attend the Senior Information Open House that will be held on Friday, June 28?' from 9:00-12:00 in the Community Room. Council President Buckholtz stated, thank you Bill, any questions? There were none. ARCHITECT - Ron Dinardo There was nothing to report. PLANNING DEPARTMENT - Ted Esborn Mr. Esborn stated, I am reporting tonight on two of the Old Business.agenda items on behalf of myself and Diane Calta who I discussed both of these witli. The first one, the Ordinance dealing with the Development Agreement with East Commons, Ltd., we are suggesting keeping that on Second Read because we are still revising that Development Agreement with the developers of that property. The Ordinance dealing with the Purchase Agreement with Governor's Village, LLC, we are recommending passage of that Ordinance this evening. We kept it on read because Governor's Village was still in the process of getting financing through the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Governor's Village is still in that process, but Diane and I spoke with their President today. We really don't see any reason why we wouldn't go forward with the Purchase Agreement. It is contingent upon Governor's Village getting their approval. We figured moving forward with the Purchase Agreement would be wise. They look to get their financing in order with HLTD in late Summer or early Fall. The final item I have this evening, there is a new business moving into 701 Beta Drive, a building owned by the Geis Company. This is Koinonia Enterprises, a group that does occupational training for people with disabilities. Aside from providing that service in the broader community, they are bringing 20 jobs and a good amount of payroll and income tax.