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r Council minutes - July 15, 1969 Page 2 4D expected t.hat Planning Commission will act on it at their meeting on Ju1y 22nd- In the meantime, Council cannot establish a date for the public hearing on these proposed zoning changess Mrm Prokasy, Chairman of the 1'ublic Parks, Property and Recreati.on Committee, reported their approval of the legislation now pending which proposes long- range recreation improvements for the City to be put on the ballot, The Cler°k read the following correspondence: a communication trom Planning Commission as to the action taken on the proposed zoning ordinances referred to them for action; petitions re water damage from storm drains and sanitary sewers from residents of Rosita Lane and Maria Lane; and a petition from Rosita Lane residents requesting that the City proceed with the planting of crees in their tree lawns9 and a letter from Mr. Margolius of Jamestown Village asking for a review of their water bill, and setting forth the reasons why it was felt that the amount was unfair. Mr. Albert Wollman, 6090 Somerset, reported that he had flooding problems at his house furice on July 4, and also on May 18th< He had previously also had water problems which were supposed to have been referred back to the builder for correction. Mayor Christman stated that that the area is serviced by dit.ches inadequate to carry the heavy rains we have had this year, and it wi11 be neces- sary to improve the ditch system. This improvement will be under•taken when I-80 is constructed, Mr. Lloyd Case, 24175 Maria Lane, questions whether the sewers were large enough to carry off the effluent, Mr. West requested that the Building Commissioner check_ on this question. Mrs. Rahn, 6048 Somerset, complained of water and flooding in the recreation room of her home, Mrs, F. J, 0'Neill, 26700 Waterbury Circle, requested a sign "No Thru Street" on that street, on behalf of the children living there, whose safety is threatened by motorists and trucks using the street without realizing that it is dead end. She also suggested erection of a"Children Playing" sign. Mr, ,Tohn Chaplik, 24177 Rosita, asked whether home owners would have to pay for corrections to their sewer systems which might be necessary as a result of the smoke tests now being made. Mr.. Earl Timothy, 29863 Broxbourne, extended his thanks to the City and the Sdrvice Department for their prompt attention to his request. Mrs. Zipp, 29658 Lorain Road, asked to what use Springvale would be put, if purchased by the City. Mr, Walter Al1en, 30338 Lorain, asked about the zoning of 13 acres on Stearns for commercial, when they were other areas being taken out of commercial zoning. Mr. George Dancilc, 30374 Lorain also asked about who was responsible for extending