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Regular Minutes 5-20-02 Page 5 M.A.R.C. - Mr. Marrie said they met May 9. Discussion included: starting a chess class beginning September 17 in the Community Room; there will be 2 more weeks of gymnastics and 20 people are involved in it. The Gilmour Ice Hockey ended this week. Mr. Weinberg, Director of M.A.R.C. and a teacher, will retire on June 30 from Mayfield. Discussion was held about his continuing to be a consultant rather than an employee of M.A.R.C. The next meeting will be in July. Ordinance Review Committee - Mr. Marquardt said there was no meeting. Planning and Zonin? - Mr. Marquardt said the Commission met May 6. There was considerable discussion and comment from the audience regarding the Goldberg property. Most of the discussion was based on the concern about the driveway coming off of Metro Park and the resulting traffic and about the height variance. At the end of the public discussion, the vote was taken. There are two issues; the first issue was a lot split issue. Planning and Zoning voted unanimously for the lot split. The second issue was approval of the site plan for the Goldberg development. The Board voted 4-3 in favor--recommending that site plan for Council. Recreation Board - Mr. Marrie said Recreation met this past Wednesday and discussed the following: the Debbie Hudacko Scholarship recipients; an assembly will be held May 31 at Mayfield High School; the staff gave an update to the Summer programs; Bill Riter (who will co-chair the 2020 Vision Committee) gave an update on the meeting to be held June 6 at 7:30; the dates for 2002 and 2003 were reviewed. Mr. Marrie said the Recreation Board (and mysel and feel strongly that we need to think about some additional baseball fields and recreation areas t0 developments south of the pool. We will present some figures for the June meeting and hope get them into the next budget for review. We are "oversold" for the baseball fields at this time Sewer Liaison Committee - Mr. Buckholtz said there was no report. f) SPECIAL COMMITTEES S.O.M. Center Road Widening Committee - Mr. Ilacqua said the committee will meet May 22 at 7 p.m. to receive an update, a scope of the project, specifically where the right-of-way acquisition process stands as well as the various construction phases and what is going on there. He will have a full report at the next Council meeting. OLD BUSINESS Second Amendment and Third Reading of Ordinance No. 2002- 07; entitled, "An emergency ordinance amending Section 1157.07 relative to parking of commercial vehicles in residential neighborhoods." Introduced by Mayor Rinker and Council as a Whole. (First Reading 3/18/02; Second Reading and amendment 4/22/02.) Council President Buckholtz said he had requested a second amendment and asked Mr. Diemert to explain it.