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CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED PLANNING COMMISSION SPECIAL MEETING MINUTES - JUNE 8, 1988 I. ROLL CALL: Chairman Morgan called the meeting to order at 7:10 p.m. Present: R. Bierman, J. Thomas, E. Traczyk, and T. Morgan Mr. Gorris arrived at 7:30 p,m. Absent: M. Betts Also Present: Mayor Petrigac, Service Director Nobel, Safety Director Becker Assistant Law Director Dubelko, and Consulting City Engineer Boyer. II. REVIEW AND CORRECTION OF MINUTES: The Minutes of May. 24th will be deferred until the next regularly scheduled meeting.. • III. BUILDING DEPARTMENT REQUESTS: No item. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) Discussion of the proposed Cook Road water line - Mayor Petrigac Mayor Petrigac explained that since there have been water pressure problems in the west end of the city for the past 10 years, her administration at- .tempted unsuccessfully to obtain a Communi.ty Block Grant in 1986 to try to solve the problem. At that time plans were being implemented by the Cleveland Water.Department to bring lines from the Crown Filtration Plant through Westlake and into North Olmsted to service the water tower which at present is not working at capacity. Originally those lines were to go through Dover Center Road, however since Dover Center had just recently.been repaved the Water Department agreed to.bring them down Porter Road which needs repaving and_across Mill Road to the tower. The line to the tower will improve the pressure on the west side of town, but would not alleviate all the problems in the city. In 1987 a package was put.together wherein Sunrise Development Company (developers of the Industrial Park), Shorewest Construction (developers in Olmsted Township) agreed to pay for a portion of the lines,,the Cleveland Water Department agreed to pick up the engineering costs and_ the City of North Olmsted, and Olmsted Township both applied for Community- Slock grants for.the installation of the.Cook. Road Water Line. The Block grant was approved and made a.top priority with the county. This water line will be installed without using city funds or tax money. Mayor Petrigac.stated that they have been assured by the Water Department that with the installation of the two lines the water pressure problems at the west end of town will be solved and there will be adequate pressure for the ? proposed construction of the Industrial Park and constxuction in Olmsted Township. Previously Christ The King Community had constructed water lines , under I-480 which will tie in. The.agreement with Suririse Development was that the city_would proceed with.the Industrial Park Roadway. The.entire Cook.Road line must be completed by December 31, 1989 under terms of the .. . grant; the roadway and improvements must be started this year, but.Sunrise