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April 21, 1964 -• Page 3
<br />With regard to Changing the name of Chestnut Ridge to Bradley, the committee recommenfled
<br />that the atreet names be retained and legible: signs be erected at the intersection
<br />showing the location and direetien of each raad,
<br />Mr, Enninger, East Park Drive, inquired c.rhether caur propasal to extend the munici.pal bus
<br />line is simply a good-neighbor gesture, or whether it is a money-making venture. Mr.
<br />Limpert advised that there are twn reasons for the propasal - a hope to benefit North
<br />Olmsted by bringing business into Ndrth Olmsted from neighboring communitfes and achitnee
<br />to increase our bua service in North Olmettd as well, This is also a $ource of sddi-
<br />tional revenue,, which we neede
<br />Miss Pat Early, Burns Road, inquired whgt the city intends to flo about paving Burns I2oad.
<br />She was advised that this is awaiting the City Engineer's repart on the eost of an
<br />aecess route to the high school from McKenzie.
<br />Mr. Robert Ruple, Porter Rnad, asked why a roigd couldn't be cut thrnugh fram the old
<br />high school to the new one. He was referred 7ko t.he Board of Education for an answex•,
<br />since this is their propertye
<br />ImprQVement drawings for Talp Subdivision, submitted by Mr. Alex Kanareff were turned
<br />over to the Public Services and Development Cc3tnmittee, Mr, Caster, Chairtneng far
<br />approval.
<br />Tt1e Clerk read a letter from Mr. Henry Ott of Lansfng Drive,, protesting the poseibility
<br />of a swimming podl being bui1t on Lansing.
<br />A letter from the Department of Li.quor Control, State of Ohio, was read, advising of
<br />the filing of an application for a C-2_liquor permit by Rini'e Stop-N-Shap,
<br />A letter to Mayor Christman from Italph J. Perk, County Auditor, regarding the recent
<br />cdurt deciaion requiring resLdent.ial property to be taxed at the same rate rts comthercial
<br />property was read. In it Auditor Perk requested that Gounctl adopt a resolution
<br />metnorializing the Governor of Ohio to ca11 the Legfslgture into special ageaion for th.e
<br />purpose of adopting whatever lews are necessary to protect the homeourner from such an
<br />increase.
<br />Ordinance No. 64-61 was given ite third and f inal reading. An Ordinance amending cviiif ied
<br />Ordinance 331,12 entitled "All Night Parking Restricted" and codr,fied Ordinanee 305.01
<br />entitled "Traffic Control Map", anfl codified Ordinance 305,02 entitled "Traffit Cdntrol
<br />File" to prohibit parking on all etreeta of thie City of Ndrth Olmeted, t+ihen aignb are
<br />erected giving notice thereof, between the hou:rs of 2 A.M. and 6 A.M. Mr. Leonard moved,
<br />seconded by Mrs. HOdg{hs, that the arfl inance be- adopted gs regd. The af firmat ive vote
<br />on the said motion was as follows: Caster, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Van 2andt,
<br />Opposed, Mangani, West4
<br />Resdlution Na, 64-62 was given its third and f:i.nal seading, A Resalution approving, for
<br />record purposes on1y, the proposed subdivision knnwn as Nareen subdivision, and det1ar•-
<br />ing an emergency. It was moved by Mr. Mang$ni,, se¢onded bq Mr. Weet, that the reeolution
<br />be adopted as read. The affirmative vote on sFiid motion wss aa followe: Caster,
<br />Hodgins, Leonard, I.impert, Mangani, Van Zandt, West,
<br />Ordinance No. 64-66 was given its third and final reading. An ordinance amendfng th:e
<br />Traffic Control Map and Traffic Cnntrol File by designgting on the msp $ no--parking zbne
<br />on a portion of Lorain Road, and declaring an emergency, Mre. Hbdgins maved, aeconded
<br />; by Mr. Leonard, that the ordingnce be adbpted a.s read, The affirmative vote on said.
<br />M1 motion was as follows: Caater,Hodgins,Leonard,Limpert,VanZattdt, Opposed Mangani, West.
<br />Resolution 64-80 was given its second reading.
<br />OrdinanCe 64-83 was given its second reading.
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