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NOFEMBER 25s 1958 - - - PAGE 2 A turn-around was put on the plat. (Located outside of develop- ment.) There is a culvert located in front of it which will have to be covered. Upon examining plat9 members of the commission found that one piece of property was only 30 feet wide. They questioned this and found that the Board of Education had acquired ito Tdlr. Andrew Repko of the North Olmsted School Board stated that they obtained this 30 feet for an access to the school property. They want this cut-through or foot-path to help eliminate the transportation problem. This piece of property would be maintained by the school board. Inasmuch as an ordinance says that there can be no subdivision of property less than 60 feet wide and stipulates that an alley is no greater than 20 feet wide, the commission feels that this 30 foot parcel requires an explanation from the developer. It was suggested to the school board that if this is to be a foot- path, there should be some provisions made to keep automobiles out. Suggested were posts9 heavy cables, or perlsaps a ten foot paved walk with shrubbery on either side to act as a buffer stripg and also rules and laws made to keep it a foot-path. If there are any future plans for using it for automobiles or buses or a possibility of it ever becoming a street they should acquire 60 feet because 30 feet does not make a safe drive for automobiles and is not in accordance with ordinances. The developers should put the property ownerso names on all adjoining property and should specify what the 30 foot parcel iss They should also deposit with the building commissioner plat plans and improvement plans to be kept on record for the entire time of the development. It was decided that the plat will not be approved until Mr. Hoislbauer appears personally and clarifies the school board property, the recreation facilities and anything else the commission feels necessary. Zegal repre- sentation of the school board should also be present. Item 2. Breezewood package pla,nt. Mr. Krause' whose associates built the Breezewood package plant, stated that the plant was constructed to last as long as any other plant. It was designed for additional facilities to take care of more homes. It is just as pure and efficient as the plant designed for Sheppard's H ill. Ot,m.ers shall, at the time of city sewers, comply with city rules and regulations. Item , Subdividing present lot into two lots. Mre Andrew Repko asked to have a plat approved. The plat is of ' one lot (100l x 450'), located between Butternut Ridge and Allendale with 1001 frontage on Butternut Ridge and 25.7 foot frontage on Allendale. He «ants to divide this into two approximately equal sized lots. Because this plat involves less than 5 lots. Mr. Repko was told to see Mr. Gundy for approval. - 2 -