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June 20, 1967 - Page 3 The Committee then met with the Recreation Commission to discuss their organization, as required by the Charter. It has been requested that they set up specific meeting dates, thet they submit a budget by October, that they have yearly election of a chairman, and that they work out a program for expanding facilities and adding equipment, and work with the School Board. Mr. West will work with the Law Director in drafting the necessary legislation. Mr. Manqani reported also on a meeting held on June 15th with the Highway Department, Mr. Spillberg, and various groups on the proposed 1-80 interchange, which is almost certain to be at Stearns Road. Several layouts were presented, and the Director promised further study would be given to one access point about which there was some question. After his meeting with the Highway Department, Mr. Mangani reported attending the first meeting of Bus Stop at the Park. This is the youth program under the auspices of the North Olmsted Ministerial Association. Mayor Christman read a letter he had received from the State of Ohio Department of Health, reporting on the state of our sewage disposal system, and commending the operation. This sbould help the City get a cut in 40 the sewer use rate to $4.75 per thousand. Law Director Kitchen reported on the ordinance as submitted in an zoning of an area from Mixed Use is legally correct. A request ti been received tonight. If these petition, then it is correct. the request from Council to pass on initiative petition, requesting re- to Residential. The ordinance itself 3 put the ordinance on the ballot has signatures are those on the original The Clerk read a letter from Mr. Walter Kosicky with regard to a proposed roadway next to 4795 Columbia Road. Mayor Christman further explained the situation and reconnnended that the Engineer and the Building Commis- sioner contact the builder and request installation of a regular 60-foot street paving and right of way. Mayor Christman read excerpts from a letter he received from the Cleveland Automobile Club announcing that North Olmsted has won an award in pedes- trian safety for towns of its size. The presentation will be at their annual luncheon at Halle's on July llth. Mr. Dan Russu, 27881 Lorain voiced a complaint about a neighbor who has five or six junk cars sitting in his yard. The complaint was referred to Mr. Limpert for action. Mr. West reported checking with various residents along Lorain on the proposed creation of a left turn storage lane from Dover west to McKenzie, with the resulting bau on parking which would be included. He recommended amending Ordinance No`. 67-136 to read "weat to Decker" rather than