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Council .Minutes of i1-24-73 ~" _2_ 5) Status o€..Il~iar~meat--for Elderly was also discussed. This was in Finance Committee and that Committee reported a room would be available but no financing available at this tip. Program could be started on a volunteer basis - in the interim, the Mayor would Like to look into a Department of Human Resources in- cluding the elderly. As a Member of the Environmental Control Committee, Mr. Prokasy referred to Res. No. 73-140 on agenda, which requests all municipalities and elected officials of Northern Ohio to help prevent any further runway extension at Cleveland Hopkins Airport. Mr. Prokasy opposes this legislation and would hope that it would be defeated for the following reasons: has not seen a firm proposal on the runway extensions; would not have a direct effect on the City of North Olmsted; cannot be against just for the purpose of being against; could look into possible benefits, etc. Mr. Giessen, Chairman Infra Governmental Relations & Legislation Committee, scheduled a Legislation Cosmtittee meeting on November 26, 1973, 7:30 P.M., City Ha11, regarding pending abortion clinic regulations and review that with the new standards set up by the Cleveland Board of Health; 2) Clerk of Council received letter from Senator Paul Matia regarding Resolution urging standards for rules to regulate abortion clinics, and giving his apprecia- tion for Council's concern in this matter; 3) Clerk of Council received letter from Mr. George Compson, Chief, Division of Legal Services, State of Ohio, Department of Health, in which Governor Gilligan requested he thank Members of Council for expressing their concern regarding lack of appropriate legislation regulating abortions in Ohio. This matter was the subject of intensive study by the House Judiciary Committee which resulted in passage of Amended H.B. 9$9 and is presently pending in the Senate Judiciary Committee. Mr. Giesser's Committee is working on this - hopefully have something by next Council Meeting. Mr. West, Chairman Building, Zoning & Development Committee and Long Range Planning Committee, reported B.Z & D. Committee met on November 12th and reviewed following: 1) Deerpath Subdivision No. 5. Proposal by developer had been rejected by Planning Commission and after fully reviewing this Committee also recommends that proposal be rejected. Mr. West moved that Council go on record as sustaining the Planning Coasaission's rejection of Deerpath Subdivision No. 5. Motion seconded by Mr. Giessen, Affirmative vote: Boehmer, Giessen, Prokasy, Saringer, Speedling, West. Motion carried. 2) Donald J. Scholz subdivision on Mastick and Clague Rds. Committee went thru this with developer - had new ideas -and it was agreed that the developer, Mr. Klingmaa, would review and cose back with his ideas on some of the changes that would better meet the needs of that particular area; 3) moving of the Red Fox Restaurant-Tavern. Present development as proposed particularly in regard to parking and entrance and exist from Lorain Rd. meets City's Code. Owners agreed to in$tall basket weave fence around property. Section 1173.02 of Zoning Code stipulates that no tavern or restaurant serving liquor beverages shall be located closer than one-half mile from any other existing similar establishment. This was discussed by Committee and it was pointed out this has been ruled contrary to the city in courts. Committee voted to recommend