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March 17, :L964 - Page 3
<br />twenty ye.a:s" service, and paid insurance for the bus drivers, An increase in the
<br />price of cemetery lots, from $25 to $509 and t.he opening fee from $50 to $75 was
<br />also approved.
<br />Mr. Mangan'L repcrted the Pl.anning Committee met, on Marth 6 with representative.s
<br />fram the Tree Lane SubdivAsion, t,zith the follnwing recammendations being agreed to:
<br />1. The fzf.ty foot front Se.t.backs cn sublots 82, 1, 29, 121, 122, 86, 87} 95 and
<br />96 be permitted to be changed to 35 feet minimum; 2. On all sublots 145 feet deep,
<br />whe.re larger houses are to be ccnstructed, the developer be permitted to reduce
<br />the front setback from f ifty fee.t to f.orty feet minimum, and 3. On the remainder
<br />of the svblets, the setback minimums to be determined by the Building Commissioner,
<br />buf in no case to bp lesu than 35 feet miniLmum,
<br />The Pl.anning Gommittee alse recommends that: the PrPliminary Plat cf Park Tower, Tnc,
<br />be appraved o
<br />On M4rch 12 the Planning Committee met wi.tYi Counci'1 members Van Zandt and Limpert,
<br />Mayor Ghristman and Law Dix°e.etor Kitchen, to conside.r the matter of Cluster Develop-
<br />menta The Law Director was requested to dz•aw up the necessary legislation to submit
<br />to Gaunci.l along the guidelines established at the meeting.
<br />A notize from the Stat.e of Ohio Department of Liquor Gontrol dated March 10, 1964
<br />gi.ving notice of the application for transf'er of a D-2-3 permit was read. The
<br />transfer was from 24280 Lerain Road to 25853 Lorain Road, in the name of Don Bement,;
<br />d/b/a/ Red Fox Inn,
<br />A notiee from the State of Ohio Department of Liquor Control dated March 16, 1964
<br />giving notice of the application for transfer of a C-2 permit from 25984 Lorain
<br />Road to 29691 Lorain Road, in the name of F:inella Brothers, Inc., d/b/a Szarka's
<br />belicatessen,, was also reade
<br />Mayor Christman advised that fhe County Hea.lth Offica has requested a report on
<br />CGUncil°s feeli.ng on requests for these permits as soon as possible,
<br />Mr. Le.onard moved, seycnded by Mr, Van Zandt, that Counc.il form a committee to
<br />review transfers and applications for liquor permit.s. °°Yeas" Caster, Hndgins,
<br />Le,onard, I,impert, Manganr, G'an Zandt and West.
<br />A letter dat.ed March 6, 1964 fram Mx°. Joseph D. Walker, Rosita Lane was read, together
<br />wzth enclcsures. T'he sub?ect matter was flooding of his basement and backing up of
<br />the sewers during the heavy rains ,:f March 4, 1964, Mr, Walker was present at Council
<br />meeting and asked whether it was within th2 authorf.ty of Council to set up specifi-
<br />cations for the sump pump e.apar_°.ity in his area, and whether Council could legislate
<br />that these pumps have acertain capaci.ty and be inspected to see that they are main-
<br />tained, since it was his understanding that if even two of the thirty-some Homes on
<br />Rosita Lane have a sump pump fail.ure, f.looding will result for the others.
<br />It was pofnted out that iegirlat.-icn as to sump pump capacity could nof be made
<br />retroaetzve. There is reason to believe that the new smoke machine will help pin-
<br />paint deficzencies so that corrections ean be made.
<br />Ordinance No< 64-30 was gi.ven its second re.ading, as amended.
<br />Ordinance No, 64-49 was gi.ven its secQnd re,ading.
<br />Ordinance No, 64-54 was given its second re,ading.
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