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<br />Mr, Mangani, Chairman, Public Parks, Properties reported or4 their meeting
<br />with the Community Couneil on February 15th regsrding changes i.n rates and
<br />rules gaverning the use of the Cammunity Cabin. Detail are contained in
<br />his written report, and he will requeet legislatian,
<br />Mr. Manganf aleo reported that he had receivrd a report from the architect
<br />hired to etudy the ure of the Sealtett buildfng for City Hall, and he is
<br />echeduling a medtfng on Thureday, Fabruary 18 at 7:30 for the Public Parke
<br />Cotnmittee.
<br />Mr. Mangani reported attending laet week's Plnnning Commiesion meeting when
<br />Great Northern hi-rtee wae presente,d and discurstai. The hf-rine ordinance
<br />required 3/4 of the parking space to be in a garage+, with the ather * in An
<br />off-etreet parking lot. The developere have requeeted a reduction on
<br />ineide parking from 212 care to 150 care. According to the experience of
<br />people who build and operate theee buildinge, the requirements af our hi-rise
<br />ordinance are not featible and there ehould be a vwriable farmula. The
<br />Planning Commiseion acaepted the proposal ae presented, pending appr°oval
<br />of the Zoning Board of Appeals ef the variance in undergrorxnd par°king.
<br />Mr. Mangani raported the,City Planning Cotntnittee will take the mwtter back
<br />into C.°ommitt0e a
<br />rilr. Mangani aleo reparted the Library Comaittee of which he ia amecnber, hed
<br />narrowed their choice of architecte dcnvn to three, from which they will make
<br />the f inal choice. Tha P fret phase cif"a °federal grant has been appl ied f ar
<br />and attorney, aret working in Columbua to rectify the legielation which prohibitm
<br />municLpalitiee from buiiding libraries.
<br />'Y''he Clark read a letter dated February 15th from Roger CYcrtsd, Speaker of the
<br />Ohio Houee Repramentativee, advieing that the bill propaefng n 1096 tax an
<br />watesr bille had been tabled i,n comtiaittee and will not be approved in thie
<br />Aeeembly.
<br />Mr, Alax Kansreff inquirsd ae to progrear on appraval of the extenrion of
<br />Weet Park Drive and the e?e?t bl ieh?aent of the paving width o?n Gre?tt Northern
<br />Boulevard, bath of which'??pproved by the Planning Comtni.efon at thrir last
<br />meetin$. Both Mr. Carter and Mr, Mangani •xplainid that the racommendationa
<br />of the Planr?ing Comoairsion ware received aftar thair committeee had met, and
<br />that the mattere will be taken up at theLr r?ext tnaetingi,
<br />Mr, Warren Blakely, 24881 Chxee nrive, raported he bought hie house in Januarq
<br />of 1963 from Flair Builders, In the .pring, •ft•r the ias war goas, he found
<br />that there taas a etorm rewer opening, a catch basia, at the end of hir drivm
<br />which ts higher than the rest of the drive, and he har riace that time discuseed
<br />the matter with Flair Buiidings, Mr. KanNraff who wam City Enginmer at that
<br />time, Mr. Zaba,, the present City Enginssr, Mrs. Hodgfns, his Coua+ciicnan, and
<br />Mr. Limpe,rt, the Safety-ServiCe Direetor. After • coneidarable discuaeion of
<br />the problam, the Mayor and the 3xfety-3ervice Direetar agra+ed ta look into the
<br />matter and eae what relief cauld bi affordad Mr. Blaksly,
<br />Mr. Carl Milstein, of Warrant Homei, Inc. appeared batare Caunoil ta raquest
<br />+approval of his plat pian for hirrise apartmsnt devslopmant on Brookpark.
<br />Mr, Mangatni adviaed that he aould rea r?o raaron far puttiag the matter back
<br />into cocamittee, e inca the requedt Pae parking •pace variance was toni.ght
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