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., <br />CI'TY OF NORTH OLMS'TED <br />"TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DlFFERENCE! °' <br />I,AoJDMARIKS CONIIVIISSION <br />MTN-U'I'E3 - JUNE 20, 2002 <br />'IN OI.D TOWN HALL <br />_ 7:00 P.M. <br />I. ROLL CALL: Chairman Lord <br />Bohard Membe s, T Dubowskp.P Barker, L. VanAuken, <br />PRESENT: Chairman B. , <br />And J. Lang AB SENT: K. O'Rourke, G. Corell, :J. Dailey, and M. Davis <br />II REVIEw p,ND CORRECTION OF NffNUTES: III. NEW BUSINESS: <br />zV CpMMUNICATIONS: <br />a Letter from Spice.Costantino, Architects regarding the new library ative <br />committee <br />eeting P. Barker mentioned that:he received a fax which inclicated ther. lib arys1He suggested having the <br />on 1Vlonday.7une 24; 2002. The committee is lookmg for mput on the <br />board's r.ecommendations ready for the meeting. N1rs. Lordhe klans forthe lib ary and pointed out <br />informational letter-fromthe'Mayor. Mrs. Lordthen referred to p riveway Lorain Rd., Butterriut, and Old Town Hall. She m enback? :She a d if a persondcomes in t dv it the <br />wliich goes along the,side and there is parlang m th ly. library, they would tliink it was a front door on Lorain. It is not; lfor -deco at on.n The board revO?i wed <br />inside that is the refer.ence and business area so rt is clearly there the the plans further. Chairman Lord said there is difficulty i has attended abo ttmaking r ghtlturn only <br />Lord ,pointed out there.was conversation at every meeting she le seemed more concerned about <br />exits so there is no crossing traffic. iV1r. Dubowski indicated peo,p we- <br />ecause Lorain than Butternut. Mrs. Lord said there are people concerned hbo ?h B We e going to take 2 more <br />school traffia Mr. Barker said when the city originally went to o tis, Y <br />pieces of property to the east. They were goina to do a major Butternut destruction giving a turn lane <br />into the library and an extra lane out of the library to head S e there as noafurther Butternut e addedpansionthat. <br />Council did not go a hea d w i t h b u y i n g t h a t p r o p e r t y a n d hav Mrs. Lord mentioned the bus Stop exit, which is bYs further discuss on of t e dec ative door in <br />walk all the way around the building to get m. There wa <br />ave <br />act Barker <br />the front of the building that will only be an door. <br />Heusa deeveryone will <br />to staff someone at that end of the library if that doo lity <br />ront have to leave and come in from the same door. Mrs. Vuken9CeSis to havhe oneCentran e because of <br />door not being an entrance. Mrs. Lord pointed out that iibary poY ibrary <br />Mr. <br />security. Mr. Lang questioned if public transportationa? ks SU? Lang a d the g ment lwas hat he <br />Barker said he does not believe it is an issue wrth Lan <br />library had to be put in a place that is on a public transportation?s ' VanHesaid <br />Aukeno ndi ated shettdoes ot <br />bus would have to walk all the way around the buildmg. said <br />thinks understand the beautiful door at the front and not being able ao of the build Barker <br />Their con ern re llyhs <br />board is concerried because the historical district is at the re . <br />the Butternut view and issues with green space, parking, an but he does not believe hey an fight "city <br />said comments on architecture in general should be mcluded <br />hall." He mentioned the meeting on Monday where it was s ri? d t eSt ? dm arks should be ncluded, but <br />district, and part is not. He said now it is all one parcel a y,