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May 18, 1965 - Page 3 this is the plan whereby the Federal Government wYYl grant tc? comm4nfties, through a state planning agency, up to 2r3 of the cost of a planning program, It has been recommended that we enter thfs program, which it is estfmated will cost somewhere in the neighbor•hood of $30,000, Cost tc the city would be $10,000, and we would have to pay half of our cosfa immediately. 4, Cottonwood Trail prelbminary plat -the committee is holdrng thiv until sanitary sewer arrangements are worked out in the ax°ea. At the meeting on May 17th of the City Planning Cmmmittee r?hey discussed Sandy Ridge Subdivision #2, and are recommending to the Planning Commission that the 9+ acres accruing from this cluster° development be added to another proposed site west of Dover, which would give a combined area of 20 acres, better situated for recreational purposes. A new plat sfimwing sanitary sewer easements and a private recreational area far th?e subdivision will be required, Mr. Ray Dykes, 25136 Kennedy Ridge, spoke of his ogposftion to the plan to dead-end Kennedy Ridge on both sides of the proposed new highway 252. He feels the freeway should come first befare gobng ahead with relocation of Golumbia. He also objected to the taking of twelv? ?ouses and 1500 feet from the tax duplfcate, when the City needs tax money*o Mr, Nicholas Weber, 24715 Kennedy Ridge, ask.ed wrether anydne had checked out the apartments now in North Olmsted, to see how many school-age children are in thear, and whether we have actually had a net gain in tax valuation as was suggested at the hearing last Thursday at the Gabin, Mayor Christman reported that the School Board ran a survey of the first one turdred apartments in North Olmsted, which indicated that 1/3 chi1d per suite is correct, and that the tax dollars £rom these apartments mQre than supports the number of children they have in the schools, which is not true of single residences. Mr, Wayne Silzell, 24843 Mitchell Drive, advised that he had some opinions from residents in his area relative to the proposed zoning change in Ordinance 65-65, and asked to whom they should be delivered. Yt was suggested he contact his councilman, Miss Lynn Parker, 5378 Columbia road, asked about the sewer canstructinn in progress on two of the three streets leading into the high school, whether it wasn't a hazard, and why it couldn't have been deferred until school was out, a matter of sixteen days, i+tr. Limpert asked the Safety-Service Director wilether Rurns Road was being kept open, and was advised that cars would be able to get into the school and that he was in daily contact with the contractor and kept advised on progress. Ordinance No. 65-35 was given its third reading. An Ordinance amending the Zone Map adopted as part of the Ordinance Na. 62-33 (known as the Zoning Code of the City of North Olmsted) by changing the designation thereon of certain lands on the north side of Delmere Drive from its present designation thereon as a Class "C" Single Residence District to a Two (2) Family Residence District.