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<br />Council Minutes 6-3-69 -2-
<br />area, which were full of building materiaYs, etc,, have been fairly well
<br />taken care ofR Builder wi11 be notified to complete sidewalks at corner
<br />of Curtis and Bentley. Many letters were submitted at the May 28th meet-
<br />ing requesting that lots be mowed and cleaned of debris, and proceedings
<br />have been started on notifying owners of vacant. Mr. Caster also reported
<br />on a meeting with Mr. James of the James Nursery. Mr. James had an unusu-
<br />ally large water bill in 1968n Tt was determined that he had been over-
<br />charged for 14,000 cu. ft, of water, The Municipal Development Committee
<br />recommends that the Finance DirectoY, with approval of Finance Committee,
<br />repay Mr. James for this 14,000 cu. ft, of wacer.
<br />The Mayor mentioned that he will be meeting with officials of Bay, Westlake,
<br />Fairview and someone from Department of Natural Resources tomorrow, June 4th,
<br />to investigate possibility of forming aconservancy distriet. The Mayor
<br />also referred to comments on dedication and police protection. He said
<br />that regardless of whether a street is dedicated or not, we just do nat have sufficient police protection to station one at one particular area
<br />around the clock, and this would be the only sure way to catch speederse
<br />Mr, Limpert, Chairman of Transportation Committee, said the present trans-
<br />portation contract with Fairview will expire this coming July. This com-
<br />mittee met with Fairview officials, Messrs. Leimkuehler and Gaul, to dis-
<br />cuss conditions and will contact this committee in near future-
<br />Mr. Prokasy, Chairman of Design & Platting Committee, said the Werwage q
<br />Subdivision was approved by Planning Commission and Board of Bciidiftg zoiviN ?
<br />evdS'Appeals (3 lots, 40', to be changed to 2 of approximately 60'.)
<br />The Planning Commission has requested a 30 day exLension be granted on
<br />Great Northern Partership mixed-use rezoning request. Mr. Prokasy moved
<br />this request be granted, seconded by Mr, West. "Yeas" Caster, Eian, Hodgins,
<br />Limpert, Prokasy, Westm The Planning Commission has studied proposed Urdin-
<br />ance 69-120 and approved same. Mr. Prokasy will request legislation to amend
<br />multi-family dwelling sections of Zoning Code to upgrade standards for park-
<br />ing and density of units, and also will request legislation, as recommended
<br />by Planning Commission, for a new zoning category, known as mixed multi-family
<br />district. This category would allow a mixture of inedium-rise and garden-type
<br />unitse It does not change any zoning on Lorain Road or elsewhere, merely sets
<br />forth specific restrictions and standards on medium-rise apartment buildings
<br />which are presently lacking in the Code. These ordinances amending code will
<br />require Public Hearing, and date for this wi11 be set later.
<br />Mr. West, Chairman of Finance Committee, said there is uYgent need to start
<br />working on 1970 budget, but committee must have further information from
<br />Administration first, Committee must meet at least by middle of June.
<br />President Pro Tem Eian read petition from residents in the Delmere-Amesbury
<br />area asking for relief from condition caused by four large dogs at residential
<br />property of Robert and Marlene Baduza, 23922 Delmere Drive. The dogs bark con-
<br />tinuously, conditions are unsanitary and sleeping quarters are a fire hazard,
<br />the petition stated. Mr, Eian gave this petition to the Mayor and requested
<br />he discuss it with Police Department.
<br />Mr. Eian also read a petition from the Marion area residents regarding back-
<br />up water from sanitary and storm sewers- He referred this petition to Muni-
<br />cipal Development Committee.
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