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January 19th, 1965 - Page 3 cars. They are also presenting a resolutfon to be passed by Council suthorizing the County Auditor to levy the necessary taxes in 1965, Mr, West pofnted out that the tax rate for the City of North Olmsted will go down from 11.6 mills in 1964 to 11.4 mills in 1965. He also pointed out that the difference in what the City is getting in the General Fund in 1965 as compared to 1964 is only $34,000 more, and that the local government fund so far allocated is only $122,000 as compared to $144,000 we received last year> The Committee also discussed pay raises for the bus mechanics. Mr. West pointed out that the Finance Committee has received more requests for additional personnel and pay raises than the City can possibly afford, Mr. Mangani, Chairman of City Planning Committee reported meeting on Monday night with principals of the Great Northern. Shopping Center, Mr. Biskind, Mr. Shur, Mr. Milstein and Mr, Hemlock, They presented plans for a$6,000,000 hi-rise apartment development next to Great Northern Shopping Center, providing for two sixteen-story hi-rise apartment buildings (possibly eighteen-story). The sixteen-story buildings wauld have 251 suites each, 128 with one bedroom, 92 with two bedrooms and 31 with three bedrooms. It would be built on ten acree at the'southeast'corner of Great Nortnern Boulevard and Brookpark, of toncrete and concrete slab constructbR. Parking for one-third of the cars would be provideFY underground, Members of Councs.l have been invited by Mr. Milstein to view Aorizon House in Euclid to inspect a similar structure he is building. Mr. Mangani also reported receiving a letter from the North Olmsted School Superintendent regarding property on Dover Center Road, The School Board pur- 4D a parcel, gnd the City purchased a parcei adjacent to it. The School Board now wishes title to the City's parcel9 and is willing to spend $15,000 to develop and equip a pl$yground area. Tfie Committee has set up a meeting with the School Board on Monday, February 1 at 8:00 to go over plans as to how the area is to be utilized and to make sure the City will retain control of the property. This is in keeping with plans worked out by the Site Committee for combined use of recreation and school areas, The City Planning Committee recommends rezonfng of four sublots on Delmere to two-f amily use, and will move to amend pending legislation by changing the legal description. The proposed plans for hi-rfse on Lorain (Mr. Nudelman) were sent back with the idea of rezoning the entire parcel. However, it has been found that in this case, nothing but hf-rise could be put on the parcel, so the Planning Commission is being asked to disregard the request for rezoning of the entire area, and to confine rezoning to the buflding site only. Mr. Mangani wi11 be at the next Planning Commissfon meetfng to discuss thfs with them. Deerpath #4 is being sent back to the Planning Commissione The Committee had several questions and objections to Bloek A and Block B as shown on the plans, Mr. Mangani announced the Public Parks9 Property and Recreation Committee will meet Thursday, January 21st, for a dfscussion of the use and rental of the Community Cabin, and a meeting with the Exchange Club an their baseball program. Mr. Mangani also reported the North Olmsted Canteen has $3,000 to spend on tennis courts or some other recreatfon facilities, and has requested suggestions f rom the C ity,