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PP No. 231-12-035 23370 Lorain Road Sunoco Inc. PP No. 237-09-004 23385 Lorain Road DinFam Ltd. PP No. 237-08-001 23425 Lorain Road BP Exploration & Oil Inc. PP No. 237-09-001 23351 Lorain Road North Olmsted Gettysburg Ltd. PP No. 237-09-005 Vacant Land Retail Today Ltd. PP No. 237-11-025 3839 Clague Road Phyllis Sturgeon V Chairman Tallon called all interested parties forward to review the proposal. Mrs. 0'Rourke questioned if the owners of these properties would be paid. Mr. Dubelko indicated that there are nine properties affected and the City is under contract with a couple of them already. They have negotiations going with all of them. He knows the Engineering Department wants to move this project alonD because they have some grant money to protect. It helps doing this and hopefully they will get enough done this year, that they will be able to preserve this grant money. R. Tallon motioned to accept the dedication plat for the nine properties listed below: PP No. 231 -12-012 3639 Clague Road Douglas & Suzanna Oleksy PP No. 231 -12-014 3675 Clague Road Clague Towers Condo's PP No. 231 -12-017 3683 Clague Road Joan Mongello PP No. 231-12-03 5 PP No. 237-09-004 PP No. 237-08-001 PP No. 237-09-001 PP No. 237-09-005 PP No. 237-11-025 23370 Lorain Road Sunoco Inc. 23385 Lorain Road DinFam Ltd. 23425 Lorain Road BP Exploration & Oil Inc. 23351 Lorain Road North Olmsted Gettysburg Ltd. Vacant Land Retail Today Ltd. 3839 Clague Road Phyllis Sturgeon The motion was seconded by K. O'Rourke and was unanimously approved. Approved 11/13/01. A man from the audience stood up and indicated that he was the owner of the Sunoco and he had a question. He questioned why there were two other parcels across the street from his station that were not being affected by this. Mr. Griffith indicated that they tried to take from both sides, but the reason why they pulled back from the west side is because it would cost over a million dollars to relocate the C.E.I. lines that are on that side of the street. They received a grant for a million, so they would have just been able to relocate the C.E.I. and then never get the project done. So they moved it to that side of the street to avoid that problem. The Sunoco owner commented that he was probably going to lose about 10 parking spaces. Mr. Crriffith indicated that the only thing he could really say for him was that with the widened pavement and the additional lanes, it will be much easier to access that it is now. There is no question that he is going to lose property, but at the same time access to the property will improve. Mr. Dubelko indicated that the City's obligation is to provide just compensation. Your job is, if you're not happy with the appraisal, to get an appraiser of your own and have it looked at to make sure that you're being fairly compensated. COMMUNICATIONS: VI. COMIVIITTEE REPORTS: MINOR CHANGES: 11