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<br />The City Planning Committee met on February 23, They recmmmend rezoning
<br />Great Northern Boulevard from Lorain to Brookpark to General Retail
<br />Busatiess.
<br />The commfttee also discussed t.he setbaek on sfde streets on corner lots,
<br />on which there seems to be some misunderstandings. The language of Ord.
<br />No. 62-33 is not elear, but has been interpreted by the Building Commis-
<br />si.oner as setting a 25-foot minimum setback on sidestreets of corner lots,
<br />whereas the Law Director interprets Ord, 64-95 to make the setback the
<br />same as the setback for houses an the side street. Both 62-33 and 64-95
<br />would have to be changed to clear this matter up,
<br />The committee will also bring up Sendy Ridge and Grest. Ncr•thern plats,
<br />which have been approved by the Planning Commission, An¢i ask for legislation.
<br />Harold Huff appeared before Council on behalf of the bus drivers to extend
<br />thefr thanks for the reeent Safety Award dinner which the drivers and their
<br />wives attended.
<br />Ordinance No, 65-21 was given its third reading, and read in full. An
<br />ordfnance accepting for dedication Fawn Drive from its intersectfon with
<br />Columbfa Road, east to a point approxrmately 1300 feet.; Chase Drive from
<br />its westerly terminus, east to a point 970 feet9 Deerfield Drfve from fts
<br />intersection with Dawn Drive, east to a point approximately 1300 £eet; Doe
<br />Drive from Dawn Drive, east to Hunter Drive; Antler Drive frcam Dawn Drive,
<br />east to Hunter Drive; Hunter Drive from a point approximately 170 fiet south
<br />of Antler Drive, north to a point approximately 170 feet narth of Doe
<br />Drive; Dawn Drive from its intersection with Fswn Drive., south to a point
<br />approximately 170 feet south of Antler Drfve, fn the Manning-Gampbell
<br />Subdivision No. 8, Sectfons 1 and 2. Mr> Mangani moved for adoption of
<br />the ordinance, seconded by Mr. Caster, Affirmative vote thereon was Caster,
<br />Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limper•t, Mangani.
<br />Ordinance Noen43 was given its second reading, An Ordinance amending the
<br />Zone Map adopted as part of the Ordinance Noo 62-33 (known as the Zoning
<br />Code of the City of North Olmsted) by changing t.he designation thereon of
<br />certain lands from its present designation thereon as General Business
<br />District and Multiple Residence District to Class "A°' Hf-Rise Dist.rict
<br />(Residential),
<br />Ordinance No, 65-48 was given its second readinga An Ordinance providing
<br />for the installation of garbage incinerators in newly construrted dwellings,
<br />Ordinance No. 65=49 was given its second reading, An Ordinance amending
<br />Ordinance No. 62-33 enacted June 19, 1962, as amended by Ordinanee No.
<br />63-04, as amended by Ordinance No. 64-88, known as the Zoning Ordinance of
<br />the City of North Olmsted, (Section 1157,01 of t.he Codified Ordinances of
<br />the City of North Olmsted) relating to lot area requirements in residence
<br />districta.
<br />Mr. Caster moved, seconded by Mrs, Hodgins, that the Finance Director fur-
<br />nish a certificate as to the estimated life of the aanitary sewers,
<br />the maximum maturity of bonds far such purpase and the maximum maturity
<br />of notes issued for such purpose. °`Yeas`° Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard,
<br />Limpert, Mangani, Said certificate was delivered to the Clerk,
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