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Council Minutes of 4-1b-74 -3- 4) Senior Citizen Rousing development to be proposed in back of Greet Northers Shopping Center by T~ssrs. Biskind & Shur along with Inter-Faith Group: this is a 10 story building and would be federally subsidised rest. Coassitt$e agreed with concept. There were a number of questions regarding legalities of pm~ssing resolu- tions on it and the rezoning ffiakisg a new classification strictly for senior citizen housing. This was referred to the Law Director for his inspection and recommendations. upon receipt of rec ations from Lea Director will meet with Planning Commission and discuss exactly what would go into a reclassification for strictly senior citiaens. The Ad hoc Committee on Recreation will meet April 17, 1974, 8:00 P.M., City Rall. The B. Z. & D. Committee will meet on April 24, 1974, 7:00 P.M., City Hall. Mr: Lampert, Chairman Finance Coss;ittee, reported following: 1) Committee met several times since last Council Meeting - are in midst of setting up wage structures with City employees. Tao factors - school guards and auxiliary police - were reviewed. School Guards are in€reased from $1.98 per hr. to $2.10 pmmr hr.; Auxiliary Police from $2.35 tap rate to $2.50 per hr. gill now proceed with Legis- lation for Safety Forces; 2) Engineering Department inspection fees - Committee feels necessity for in- creasing inspection rates, and west ed amount is from $5. to $7.,50 for hourly inspection; 3) Building Department permit fees - no change since 1963 and in receipt of recommended figures along this line. 4) Dept. of Human Resources - Committee rewi.ewed this ordinance again and discussed ordinance with individuals who served on the Advisory Commissioa. Co~i.ttee reeoat- mends following amendments to ordinance: 1) seven members instead of five; 2) powers and duties to be more explicit as far as establishing policies and procedures; 3) monthly meetings; 4) yearly budget to be submitted. Legislation will'be requested. 5) Committee has been asked by Service Director to request legislation for authori- zation to advertise far bids for 1,000 tons of slag; 5500 tons of asphalt; and gasoline, diesel fuel and motor oil (contract ends June 1st) Legislation will be requested. Mr. Wilamosky, Chaire-as Intro Governeeentsl Relations & Legislation Committee, reported following: 1) Committee and B. 2. S II. Co~atttee meet jointly to discuss possible legislation which would require emerg;~eiacy exit drive at automrsble dashes. It is the opinion of both committees that legislation requirit~ eaeargpsncy exit at sutoc~bile washes is in order and further recommended legislation be drafted. Legislation request has been sent to Law Director; 2) Legislation Committee further reviewed suggested additions to Ord. No. 74-48 - creatiag a new chapter in Codified Ordinances entitled "Maintenance of unoccupied commercial buildings". Addition is that owners of signs ox oweeers of the premises in which signs are located shall be required to remove these siRas after the business has ceased and vacated. Co~rittee recommended that Ord. No. 74-d8 be revised to include the zaquire~sts of reaeoval of signs. Legislation request has been forwarded to Law Department. Mrs. Sharpe, Chairman Public Safety, Health & Welfare Committee, reported Co~nittee met and discussed follo~rng: 1) C»1 and C~2 permits for fors-er Fly's ~ctst, 27600 Lorain Rd., owned by Mr. Raymond C. Jenne. Committee held up on this app13- cation pending letter from Building Con~mi.ssionex Gundy which stated the building and site formerlq were approved for restaurant occupancy. The proposed occupancy