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Page 2- May 19th, 1964 Mr. Leonard, Chairman of the Swimming Pool Committee, reported that on May 9th the committee met with the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the School Board and interested citizens, The Committee will recommend that there be no action on the fall ballot relative to a municipal swimming pool, As Chairman of the Liquor Control Committee, Mr. Leonard also recommended that Council take up in new business the matter of the application of Ohio Pizza Corporation for a D-1 permit at 26127 'Lorain. The Committee is not in favor of it. Mr. Mangani reported the City Planning Committee recommends approval of the pre- liminary plat. of the Saul Biskind Subdivision No. 1 between Stearns and Barton Road. The Planning Committee recommends remo,ving the word "walk" where it appears on the Deerfield Subdivision No. 3 plat, iaith "and storm sewer easement", since it seems to have been included in error. With regard to the suggeations containiad in a letter dated May 4 from the North Olmsted Community Improvement Committee with regard to the induatrial land in North Olmsted, the Planning Commftee wjss in agreement with the Improvement Committee's recommendationa, and augge:sts in Item 3 F limiting parking to ten percent of the total, with a one-hundred foot aetback. With regard to the requested change in zoning of the Kamms Realty Praperty requested in Ordinance 62-226, the Planning Committee approves zoning to a mixed use district. The Clerk of Council read a letter recE;ived from John M. McElroy, Assistant to the Governor, acknowledging receipt of our reaolution addressed to the Governor. A letter from the Planning Comanission Ekdvising that they recommend adoption of the fifty-foot setback on Lorain Road was read by the Clerk, The Clerk read a letter from the Chambe;r of Commerce asking for contributiona to their Fourth of July Fireworks program. A letter dated May 11, 1964 from County Librarian Lewis Naylor, which gave mnre specific information about the County I,ibrary's involvement with our proposed new library building was read, The Clerk read a letter received from A,lf red J. Tolaro, attorney, relative to a storm sewer and easement over the prope>rty of Thomas and Eliaabeth King, 24277 Rosita Lane. It was the Law Director's opinion that we should let them file the suit. The easement was given by th.e original builder, who put in the pipe, but incorrectly. A letter from Jack J. Yelson, attorney for the Forest Ridge Eatates Civic Associa- tion was read, proteating the granting; of a building permit to the Forest Ridge Swim Club, as applied for, on the groun.d that it would averload the filter plant and create a health hazard. ?A letter from the Department of Liquor Control advising of an application for a D-1 permit by Chio Pizza Corp,, 26127 Lorain Road, wes also read. With regard to the communication from Mr, Yelson, Mayor Christman reports that the City Engineer is studying the capacity of the Foreat Ridge Plant, and obtaining