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<br />products manufai:tured by tl« Industry at its 1QCatiorf."
<br />3, Reword Paz•agraph "E", SFC. 1191.02 on Page 57 as foilows.
<br />"( E) Off -street parking of trucks shal l l?e ia a space sa located as
<br />not to be within ti-ie rront setbaek area, exeegt for loa.ding and
<br />unlaading purpases."
<br />4< Eliminate Paragraph (G); Sec. 1191.02, on. page 57.
<br />5. Leave Paragraph (D), page 58 as i5,
<br />6. Allow buiidings Fs.fty ifeet :'.n. H2ight, Se,c. 1194.01 rtow Yimits !Aeight
<br />to 30 feet,
<br />7. Revi se Paragraph 11.94,02 Bta ilti i.ng Setbac ks , Lo make e,xct.pt i..r,it t c;>_
<br />properties abutting Lorain Road, which shall be 100 feet minimun set:-
<br />baclc, Include Darlcing in frant setback area and-make tftis requirement
<br />the same as is row included in the High R.ise Ordinance 64--94 which
<br />allows up to 10% of total parking requiraments in the frant setbark a;:ea.
<br />8. Consider maximfum grotznd coverage to be 407. flf total lot area,
<br />Mr. Mangana also reporfied his Committee had met with r1r. Sau7. Biskind just pr°ioc to
<br />the Council meeting, an the first cluster development to come before Cauncil. Ttley
<br />reached a tentative agreement wher.eby the city will obtain from Mr. Biskind for- r..hc__
<br />first cluster development 11.26 acres. The developer will include within hi.:;
<br />development a five--acre recreation area - swimming pool, two tennis courts, picnic°
<br />area, Little League field with sound barrier, basketball couri:, and harseshoe
<br />couxt. At the other end of the development, there wili lib a foot bridge t? 212 to
<br />three acres of children"s playground area for little children. This matter wi=.l
<br />bechecked out by the City Engineer and the Planning Commission,
<br />Mr. Mangani reported also as Chairman of the Public Parks, Praperties and I:zecreaticn
<br />Committee, They went over plans and specifieations and estimates of the Engineer nrt
<br />the proposed new library buildi.ng. Based on the Engineer's report and estimate,
<br />the Committee recommends that a bond issue for $320,000 for the library be placed
<br />on the ballot for the next general election.
<br />Mr. James Cater presented an iiiitiative petiti.on asking that the question of
<br />issuing bonds for a municipal swimming pool be placed on the ballot. The petition
<br />was presented as being signed by 724 electors af the city.
<br />Martin Horvath, 5826 Coiumbia Raad presented a citizens' petition protesting trie
<br />construction of sidewalks, said to be signed by all residents from Butternut
<br />Ridge to the existing sidewalks in the area of Columbia Road and Mastick.
<br />Various comments and questions were heard from residents of Lorain Road and Calumbia
<br />Road, with regard to the notice to construct sidewalks.
<br />Residents of Sunset Ova1 were aiso heard, with protests about conditions exist irig
<br />? in their area, uncut weeds, overcrowding of homes, etc. "
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