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MINUTES OF A PUBLIC HEARING OF COUNCIL Mayfield Village July 14, 2003 The Council of Mayfield Village met in Special Session on Monday, July 14, 2003 at 8:05 p.m. in the Mayfield Village Senior Center/Community Room for a Public Hearing regarding Ordinance No. 2003-18. Council President Bill Buckholtz presided. ROLL CALL: Present: Mr. Buckholtz, Mrs. Cinco, Mr. Marquardt, Mr. Marrie, Mrs. Mills, Dr. Parker, and Mr. Riter Absent: None Also Present: Mayor Rinker, Mr. Brett, Mr. Cappello, Chief Dearden, Mr. Diemert, Chief Mohr, Mr. Samac, Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Roman PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING ORDINANCE N0.2003-18 Mr. Diemert read the title as follows: ORDINANCE 2003-18, "An ordinance revising the zone map of Mayfield Village so as to amend the use classification of 6.6 acres of vacant land located on the west side of S.O.M. Center Road immediately south of the Mt. Vernon office building also known as permanent parcel nos. 831-13-003, 831-13-006 and 831-13-017, from its current classification of U-1 "Residential District" and "Office Laboratory" to "Planned Residential Development." (First Reading May 19, 2003; Referred to P&Z; Second Reading 6/2/03; Public Hearing held 7/14/03 prior to this regular meeting) Council President Buckholtz opened the floor for questions or comments from Council. There were no comments. Council President Buckholtz opened the floor for questions or comments from the audience about this new zoning classification or this in particular. Jude Alvin Krenzler, 28099 N. Woodland Road, Pepper Pike - I am the owner of the subject property and this ordinance seeks to rezone the property to the new category of Planned Residential Development District. This is the ordinance created recently that went through Planning Commission and Council. It took about a year to get the ordinance created. This zoning request is to change the present zoning to the Planned Residential Development District. What this does, this allows housing under this category which is single-family, attached. We are proposing to comply with the ordinance in all respects. From time to time at the meetings of Planning Commission, Council had asked if the zoning were created what we proposed to do on the property. This is the latest plan. [He showed Council.] This complies with the ordinance in all respects. We are only using about a 40% of the land for housing and 60% open space. I gave Bernie copies of this. I would be happy to answer any questions. Mayor Rinker put Judge Krenzler's site plan on an easel for the audience to see. Judge Krenzler said this is a typical elevation for this type of housing. We have had a lot of requests from people who live in Mayfield Village that want to stay here, their children are