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April 19, 1966 - Page 3 The Committee reeommends approval of Red Coach Subdivislon No I, consisting of four sublots on Porter Road adjacent to North Park Subdivision, Approval of Council of a thirty-day extension on the three subdivisions requested by Planning Commisslon will be requested under New Business. It is recommended by the Design and Platting Committee. Mr. Mangani, Chairman of Public Parks, Property and Reereation Committee, called attention to an ordinance being presen#ed tonight to authorize the Safety-Service Director to advertise for bids for the shelter at the Clague Playground. Mr. Caster, Chairman of the Municipai Development Committee, r-eported that they concur with the Finance Committee's recommendatlon to use the Cfty's credit to extend the sewer lateral on Canterbury north of Lorain. The Committee recom- mends that Floyd Browne's plans for the sanitary installatlon in this area be reviewed and that we proceed with the necessary legislation to get this in mot;on. A letter received from Attcrney Sheidon Berns regarding a sidewalk assessment at 24476 Noreen Drive, being property owned by Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Toth, was read by the Clerk. It is Mr. Berns' belief that the sidewalk was put in by Countryside Estates, and the assessment is in error. After some discussion, it was recommended that a further'check be done in this matter-? before action is taken. It was also ascertained from the Law Director, that if the assessment is in error, it could be corrected by one pfece of legislation. Mr. Ray Dykes, 25136 Kennedy Ridge Road, asked whether the time of the public hearing could not be changed to a time which would be more convenient to more people, in the evening rather than the afternaon. Mayor Christman reported that the State had agreed to change the hearing from 10:00 A.M. to 2;00 P.M., but that was as far as they would go. Mr. Dykes further inquired about a lateral going across Kennedy Ridge where the highway is due to come through, and about properties not connected to the existing sewers. Mr. Earl Timothy, 29863 Broxbourne Road, called Council's attention to a hazardous condition which he felt exists durfng construction work on the buildings at Elmhurst and Lorain, because of the heavy equipment and workers' cars blocking the street partially and making access to Lorain very difficuit. Mr. Timothy also reported that builders on Wellesley, Whitehaven and Broxbourne have torn up all of the ditches and roads, and feels they should be included in the repair program. Ordinance No. 66-54 was yiven its third reading, as amended. An Ordinance instruct- ing the Director of Pubiic Service and Public Safety to direct the City Engineer to prepare plans and specifications for sidewalks for the 1966 sidewalk program for Alexander Road from Clague Road to the easterly corporation line of the City of North Olmsted on the north and south sides; Wellesley Avenue from Eimhurst Road