10/01/1974 Meeting Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Council Mir~utes of 10-1-74 -2- petitions totaling approximately 600 signatures of people who are in the majority from Wards 1 and 4 who favor the passage of this ordinance. Mrs. Beringer urged all Members of Council to vote in favor of the ordinance. Mr. Goggin, Chairman Streets & Drainage Committee, reported the Streets & Drainage Committee meeting was to follow the B.2.&D. Gom~ittee Netting on September 26th. However, that matting did not end until 11:00 F.M. so there was no Committee Meeting of Streets & Drainage. RtmTever, Streets & Drainage Committer Muting has been rescheduled on October 9, 1974, 7:00 P.M., City Hall. Mr. Giesser, Chairman Building, Zoning & Development Committee and Recreation, Public Parks 6 Buildings Committee reported B.2. & D. Committer met on September 26th and following Items were rwiawecl and discussed: 1) Friendly Ice Cream located at 24059 Lorain Rd. and Committee re ds approval of the parking conditioned upon a solid wood fence in the rear to be between 4 ft. and 6 ft. to be set at the discretion of the Building Commissioner: Mr. Giesser moved to approve the parking of Friendly Ice Cream conditioned upon a solid wood fence in rear to be betwesn 4 ft and 6 ft. to be set at the discretion of the Building Commissioner. Motion seconded by Mr. Goggin. Affirmative vote: Giesser, Goggin, Lampert, Beringer, Sharpe, West, Wilamosky. Motion carried. 2) Brendan Woods Subdivision off of David Dr. and Brendan Lane - Committee was going to recommend the subdivision but it has been pointed out by the Engineering Dept. after the committee meeting that the Catholic Diocese Church did not subdivide the land before they sold it to Mr. Boger and that has to be done prior to approving this subdivision. This will be held in abeyance until same is done; 3) Discussion of Brookpark Extension - Res. No. 74-52 did not pass at last Council Meeting because of two negative votes aad legislation requires three-fourths affir- mative versa. Discussed objections of the two councilmen - namely four points: a) overall plan being submitted at one time. Number of issues were diseased; namely, there is presently $55,000 deposited in Court which could be withdrawn at anytime by the owner Mr. Mathews snd the procedure to go ahead with the plan as specified in Res. No. 74-52 is ur~at sad that the Council would then itaoisdiately go ahead with the drawing of a plat: and submit plans for the relocation aspect of Brookpark Road to the State of Ohio for their approval; b) Traffic on Dover Center Road - This was discussed and reiteration of what happened with Mr. West's Ming and Mr. Giesser's conversation with Mr. Porter regarding Dover Center Rd. and that lays in abeyance. Dots net think the City can do anything about that. Did indicate on the relocation - the extension of Canter- bury Rd. will help alleviate the traffic on Dover Center Rd.; c) North Park Easements and as indicated have asked for legislation giving back 35 ft. of easements to three residents on North Park Drive; d) Access on Brookpark Rd. - Rini, and Zayre - whidzwas discussed and there w#re ~. number of alternatives. Mr. Stark, o~naer of the parcels was present and he gave~~ Committee his viewpoints. When all items had been discussed, Mr. Giesser inquired of Mrs. Beringer whether or not she would make a motion for reconsideration which she did indicate yes and at that point Mr. Giesser considered the meeting over. This is why the motion to reconsider Res. No. 74-52 is on Agenda. 4) Committee then moved into discussion of Riwanis Mini Park. Mr. Giesser moved to amend the Agenda to include Ord. No. 74-141 which is the mini park donated by owner on Butternut Ridge Road to the City for specific purpose of making it a walk-in park to bt operated and maintained by the Riwanis Club of North Olmsted. Motion seconded by Mr. West. Affirmative vote: Giesser,