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June 1, 1965 - Page 3
<br />the School Board, William Mohr, who was present at Council meeting.
<br />Mr. Mohr advised that t'here are no figures avaflable to compare a five-acre Glass
<br />A residende and certain type of apartment. In a study made state-wide by the
<br />school boards three years aga9 it was establfshed that any single dwelling does
<br />not pay enough tazes to support the chfldren who attend public school, The City
<br />loses money on every single house buflt staxes ta support the schools have to
<br />come from other arease The surwey showed that apartments juat about break even
<br />as to cost of students produced by the apart.ment,
<br />In North Olmsted we would average roughly one student per individual dwelling in
<br />public schools. Garden-type apartments average 1/3 child, not necessarily in
<br />public schools, Today these, ffgures on garden-type apartments do not seem to
<br />be quite accurate. In multiple-st.ory apartments in this city, the city more
<br />than breaks even because of the lesser number of children of school age in multiple-
<br />story apartments.
<br />President 0'Neill expressed hfs thanks to Mr. Mohr for coming to Council.
<br />A petition signed by residents of Mitchell Drive requesting that it be a dead-end
<br />street, or if that be not possible, that entrance from Great Northern Boulevard
<br />into Mitchell be prohibfted, was read by the Clerk and referred to the City
<br />Planning Committee for study.
<br />A,petition from residents on Fairlawn and Rosita Lane requesting relief from the
<br />nuisance created by dogs and dog-breeding in the neighborhood was read by the
<br />Clerk, and the matter referred to the Safety-Service Director for action.
<br />Ordinance No. 65-23 was given its third reading, An Ordinance amending the Zone
<br />Map adopted as part of Ordinance No. 62-33 (known as the Zoning Ordinance of
<br />the City of North Olmstec), by changing the designation thereon of certain lands
<br />hereinafter describpd by metes and bounds from its present designation thereon
<br />as a Mixed Use District ta Class A-Hi-Rise District (Residential). President
<br />0'Neill explained that even though an article in this evening's paper had stated
<br />„ that the ordinance would not be acted on at Council tonight, the article was
<br />;4n error, and this informatfon had not been given out by the City. Mr. Mangani
<br />moved for adoption, seconded by Mr. Leonard, Affirmative vote was Caeter,
<br />Hodgins, Leonard, Manganf, West, Opposed were Foltz and Limpert. Motion passed.
<br />Ordinance No. 65-43 was given its third reading, An Ordinance amending the Zone
<br />Map adopted as par.t of the Ordfnance No, 62-33 (known as the Zoning Code of the
<br />City of North Olmsted) by changing the designatidn thereon of certain lands from
<br />its present designation thereon as General Business District and Multiple Residence
<br />Disfirict to Class "A'P Hi-Rise District (Residential), Mr, Mangani moved for
<br />adoption of the ordinance, seconded by Mr, Leonardo Affirmative vote thereon was
<br />Caster, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West, Opposed was Foltz,
<br />Resolution No. 65-60 was given its third reading and read in fts entirety by
<br />Mr, Mangani. Resolution appraving, far record purposes only, Great Northern
<br />Soulevard Dedication No. 2. Mr. Manganf moved for adoption, seconded by Mr,
<br />Leonard, Affirmative vote thereon was Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert,
<br />Mangani, West.
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