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<br />fact that only $29,000 was available for the city's portion of improvements, the
<br />following items were placed in the budget: 1964 sidewalks; water lines; North
<br />Anih. Park storm sewers. The Porter, Decker,Burns storm sewer had already been
<br />included in the budget., and the Great Northern improvements will be provided
<br />through bonds, The othe.r two items cannot be included at this time,
<br />Mr. Reinhardt Fege, 3985 Ront Road, presented a petition signed by residents
<br />in the vicinity of 4PA°° zoned property, between Canterbury and Root Roads
<br />requesting that Cluster Zoning not be permitted in this area. The matter was
<br />referred to the City Planning Committee of Council,
<br />Mr. Levine, Attorney for Famous Homes, appeared before Council to request
<br />a change in the Zoning Law to permit a 35-foot setback on property which
<br />Famous Homes owne on Doe, Antler and Hunter, so that they will be able to
<br />build a larger home, similar to others being: built in the area, The matter
<br />had bef?p presented to the Board of Zoning Appeals, who unanimously recommended
<br />that the variance be granted. In respcanse to a question about re-platting,
<br />Mr. Levine advised that this is economically impossible, since all the utilities
<br />are in, and have been put in on the basis of 60-foot lots.
<br />It was brought out that when Mr. Mangani reported at the last Council meeting
<br />that the City Planning Committee did not go along with a blanket variance in
<br />this case, they did not realize that the improvements were in.
<br />Mr. Caster requested that the Law Director check on the legality of the Board
<br />of Zoning Appeals request for 9 ta 13-foot setbacks, contained in their minutes
<br />of March 9th, and that the matter be referred back, into committee.
<br />cwl President 0'Neill then requested that the problem be referred to City Planning
<br />Committee at their next meeting.
<br />Resolution No, 65-32 was given its third reading. A resolution authorizing the
<br />transfer of the sanitary sewage treatment plant within North Park Estates Develop-
<br />r4ent So. 1 to the City of North Olmsted, Ohio, Mr. Caster moved for the adoption
<br />of the resolution, seconded tV Mr. Leonard. Affirmative votes were Caster, Foltz,
<br />Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, West,
<br />The Resolution was then read in full, and Mr. Caster moved that Council approve
<br />of the order of business in this matter. Motion was seconded by Mr. Leonard.
<br />"Yeas" Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, West,
<br />Ordinance No. 65-33 was gzven its third reading and read in full, An ordinance
<br />establishing sanitary sewage rates for residents of North Park Estates Subdivi-
<br />sion No. 1. Mr. Caster moved for adoptfon of the ordinance, seconded by Mr.
<br />Foltz, Affirmative vnte was Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, West.
<br />Ordinance No. 65-48 was given its third reading and read in full. An ordinance
<br />providing for the installation of garbage incinerators in newly constructed
<br />dwellings. Mr. Leonard moved for adoption of the ordinance, seconded by Mrs.
<br />Hodgins, Affirmative vote was Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, West.
<br />Mre Caster moved that the title of Resnlution No. 65-60 be amended to read
<br />"Resolution approving for record purposes only Great Northern Boulevard Dedi-
<br />cation No. 2, and declaring an emergency." Motion was seconded by Mrs. Hodgins.
<br />""Yeas" Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, West.
<br />Resolution No. 65-60, as amended was then given its second reading. Resolution
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