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=:Public Hearing Minutes 2-5-70 <br />-3- <br />be an even flow; therefore, an increase in apron size was necessary, <br />etc., <br />Mr. Oring further commented that a 25' radius on driveways is not <br />too excessive an opening along the street; perhaps should be 50' <br />either side of driveway. <br />Mr. H. Dean, 24510 Clairshire Drive, said he saw no need of change in <br />Zoning Ordinance. <br />Mr. D. Gates, 4437 Silverdate, said he would like to know if Council <br />had checked this Ordinance out with other communities, comparing it <br />with their zoning ordinances? Do they have comparable restrictions? <br />He feels residents might move to surrounding communities where zoning <br />is not so strict. <br />Mr. T. Gallagher, 28646 Lorain Road, referred to commercial real estate. <br />He said North Olmsted has become unsuitable for commercial building be- <br />cause of zoning regulations. He then cited an example to illustrate his <br />point. <br />Mr. D. Abram questioned Section 1213.04, second paragraph. <br />Ordinance 69-210: <br />An Ordinance amending sections 1125.25, 1125.62, 1133.10, 1133.13 <br />(Sub-Paragraph A), 1141.08, 1153.05, 1157.01, 1174.08, 1205.07 (Sub- <br />Paragraph A), 1205.11 (Sub-Paragraph E), 1212.02, (Sub-Paragraph C), <br />1215.01: And enacting Sections 1133.17, 1205.09 (Sub-Paragraph F), <br />1206.01, 1206.02, 1206.03, 1206.04, 1206.05, 1206.06, 1206.07, 1206.08, <br />1206.09, 1206.10, 1206.11, 1206.12, 1206.13, 1206.14, 1206.15, 1206.16, <br />1206.17, and 1231.02, (Sub-Paragraph B), of Ordinance No. 62-33, ENACTED <br />June 19, 1962, entitled "An Ordinance dividing the City of North Olmsted, <br />Ohio, into Districts for the purpose of regulating and restricting the <br />location of buildings and other structures, and of premises to be used <br />for trade, industry, residence or other specified uses: regulating and <br />limiting the height of buildings and other structures, regulating the <br />bulk and location of buildings and other structures, the percentage of <br />lot occupancy, set-back building lines and area of yards, courts and <br />open spaces: providing for a method of Administration: for an adminis- <br />trative Board: and for the imposition of penalties for violation and <br />repealing previous ordinances inconsistent therewith." <br />No one spoke in favor of Ordinance. <br />Against No. 69-210: <br />Mr. J. Simmons, 29603 Lorain Road, referred to Page 8, Section 1205.11, <br />asking "What is a standpipe?" <br />