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Councul Minutes 4-164 _3- be developed `ror single frame dwellings. The pet°staan a35o objects to thes apartment which is to be a multeple 128 suites build°ong comalex with 257 parkong aceas, and haveng a private 20' outlet to Clague Road at a dangerous curve. This is a heavily traveled road and vJa?l add to cons fusion in caUSCng a traffic hazard and jeopardszing the safety of catizens, During Mro Mac's remarks agaanst this rezoning, he said that he has it on authority that Regeonal Planning has completed the Master Plan Study for this area and recammends it to remain residential. Mro West objected *o this statement saying that Regional Planning has not recommended anythong to Councel on the Master Plan as yet, but they are to ha°e4e ameetang next week. As yet, of course, there ha5 been no publcc hearong9 and no actoon taken on rezoneng. Mr. Samuel Barber, 399$ Clague Rd,, asked about the 20' outlet on Ciague. Mr. Fagan asked about Regional Planning Report. Mr. Prokasy said °ef and when Regional Planning report is out, there is no questaon et woll be considered. Council works closely with Regional Planneng9 and this has been discussed with Mr, Carl Bohm of Regional Planninge We have already acted upon revisions he has suggested, but at no time has he suggested it remain strictly residential, Mr. Caster reminded everyone that this is still a long way off yete Legis- lation could not be presented before May 7th on its ferst readinga Then et would deflnitely be referred to our Planning Commission and Regional Planning, and a date for a Pualic Hearing would have to be set, notaces sent (this would involve a month's time). Mr. Caster asked Law Director Kitchen for explanation on proposed Ordinance 68-62, Mr, Kitchen explained that the State of Ohio has by statute pre-empted the regulatAOn of motels and motor courts, thus withdrawing from municipal corporations the right to license and regulate motels and motor courts, and that the Supreme Court of Ohio has upheld the state's exclusive right to cerse and regulate motels and motor courts, so it is necessary for us to repeai Chapter 731, Section 713001 to 713.99, Part 7, of our Codifeed Ordinanceso Ordinance Noe 68-47, introduced by Mr. Eian, was given its third read°sng, An Ordinance authorizing the Building Commissioner to proceed with the demolition or removal of the dwellings on Permanent Parcel No, 232-12-2, Lorain Avenue, North Olmsted, Ohio. Mr. Eian moved for adoptson, seconded by Mrs. Hodgins. Affirmative vote Caster, Eian, Hodginss Miller, Prokasy9 Westo Ordinance Noo 68-54, which had been introduced by Mr< Limpert, was given its second reading. An Ordinance authorizing the Building Commissioner to proceed with the demolition or removal of the dwelling on Permanent Parcel No. 232-6-24-25-26 Lorain Road, North Olmsted, Ohioo Resolution Noo 68-55, which had been introduced by Mr. Gaster, was given its second reading. A Resolution authorizing the City Engineer to accept a bond for $17,000,00 in lieu of a bond for $32,000,00a