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Regular Council Meeting May 21, 2001 Page 2 °- examination it is discovered that a proposed use doesn't really require the standards that have traditionally been imposed. If there is ever a question as to what a particular use might bring, Planning & Zoning would continue to require the land banking of parking spaces, as we currently do. There are several nuances to the proposed changes that would give Planning & Zoning a second bit of the apple, if necessary. We also add some potential uses that we think residents would like to see in the area-medical offices, recreational facilities, and daycare centers. We really think the requested changes are minimal, will not compromise the integrity of our zoning code and could make Beta Drive a more viable and resident-used portion of the Village. We hope that our efforts were not for naught, and that Council would see their way to take this endeavor to the next level. Thank you. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES Regular Council Meeting=Apri1 16, 2001 - Mr. Busa; 'seconded by Mrs. Mills, made a motion to approve the minutes. Roll Call: AYES: All NAYS: None Motion Carried Minutes Approved COMMENTS FROM MAYOR RINKER : Mayor Rinker had no comment. COMMENTS FROMCOUNCIL PRESTDENT MARQUARDT Council President Marquardt expressed thanks for the condolences for his mother. She had been at Governor's Village for only 2 weeks but his experience is that that it is not only a first-class facility but an asset to the community. She felt very much at home there; the care was outstanding. He thinks the article in this issue of the Voice of the Village is right on target. DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS Service - Mr. Metzung said the Highland Road bridge construction is scheduled to begin on June 11. On June 19, they hope to plan to begin to remove the bridge deck and are hoping to do the work at night from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. They are requesting to do work at night because they must close I-271 as they remove the bridge deck. They will be coming to the Village and requesting a variance to our noise ordinance. He checked with Mr. Diemert regarding our options. Mr. Diemert said this is an O.D.O.T. project and their rules supercede our local rules. They [ODOT] will be coming to us as a formality. As the project begins, Mayor Rinker and I will put together a letter and will go door to door to each resident to let them know when the project begins, when the road will be closed, about the work to be done at night and anything else we can to stay in contact with those residents. They will be holding monthly progress meetings which we will be