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? MINUTES OF A MEETING OF PLANNING COMMISSION CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED June 14, 1960 Present: Joseph P. Kadylak, Richard Mongello, Ballard W. Vincent, , and Thomas Biadas Absent: Thomas,J. Doran and anthony T. LaPonza The meeting was called to order at 8:25 P.M. by Chairman Kadylak. The minutes of the meeting of May 24th, 1960, were read by Secretary Mongello. • Due to the delay as outlined in the letter received from Regional Planning concerning rezoning of Brookpark Rd. east of the shopping center, the Regional Planning Commission has requested an extension , of three (3) or four (4) weeks to compile their preliminary find-. ings for North Olmsted. This letter was read to the Commission by Mr. Kadvlak. A letter was read by Mr. Kadylak from the Recreation Commission in which they suggested an additional charge of $10 or a rider of 1/ on building permits be put into effect. In the discussion which ' followed, Mr. Vincent brought up the question of who would control this money and whether this plan was feasible. Mr. Kanareff suggested that this might pertain only to mulitple dwellings and apartments. A letter was sent to Mr. Oviatt requesting his presence at the next Planning Commission Meeting to give legal advice on this question. A letter from the U. S. Post Office of North Olmsted was read, this in regard to what plans were made for the growing needs for a larger post office. The secretary will see that the Board of Education and ' the North Olmsted Post Office receives a copy of the minutes of the Planning Commission meetingsm Mr. Maheu of Maher Land, Inc., submitted a proposal to extend multiple dwelling zoning approximately 500 feet beyond the existing zoned land on Walter Rd. His development would consist of $ apart- ment buildings, 58 suites (48-1-bedroom suites and 10-2-bedroom suites). The estimated cost of this development is about $700,000 to 750,00. Mr. Mongello read a letter from Mrs. Wissman, a pro- perty owner, who is against this zoning. Mr. Mongello made a motion, seconded by Mr. Vincent, and Mr. Biadas, working in con- junction with the city engineer, for a period of 2 weeks. ? L I