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Council Minutes of 3-19-74 -6- Resolution No. 74-35 was introduced by Mr. Giesser and given its first reading. A Resolution authorizing the Director of Public Safety to a~ertise far bids for the improvement of City owned land located on the sautht comer of Barton and Bradley Roads and authorizing the Igor to contract for seas, and declaring an emergency. Resolution No. 74-36 was introduced by Mr. Goggin. A Resolution repealing Res. No. 73-120 and Res. No. 74-24 relating to the improvsaa~t of the Brookpark Road Extension, and declaring an rg+tcacy. Mr. Goggin moved for suspension of rule requiring three separate readings, seconded by Mr. West. Affiraative vote: Giesser, Goggin, Lampert, Saringer, Sham, West, Wilamosky. Mr. Goggin coved for adoption, seconded by Mr. West. Affirmative vote: Giesser, Goggin, Lim~-ert, Saringer, Sharpe, West, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Ord. No. 74-36 adopted. Resolution No. 74-38 was introduced by Mr. Lampert. A Resolution memorializing Dr. Charles B. Lewis, Physician and Public Servant. Mr. Lampert roved for suspension of rule requiring three separate readings, seconded by Mr. Giesser. Affirmative vote: Giesser, Goggin, Lia~ert, Saringer, Sharpe, West, Wilamosky. Mr. Lampert read Resolution in its entirety. Mr. Lampert moved for adoption, seconded by Mr. Giesser. Affirmative vote: Giesser, Goggin, Lampert, Saringer, Sharpe, tJest, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Res. No. 74-38 adopted. Under Old Business: Mr. Giesser referred to trip taken by Councilmen and Mayor to view the Brookpark Recreation Codex. Feels it was a worthwhile tour and gained insight into mistakes Brookpark made in their recxsational facilities. Believes it enhanced idea of ice skating rink, swimai,ng pool and Lennie court coaplex that our City is considering. Mr. Goggin referred to Gold Circle Store: as long as he can remember Gold Circle Store has been using the trailers over there to store their inventory. During Christmas Season there were as many as 30 trailers sitting in the parking lat. It now averages 3 to 5 a day. He visited the area today and there ire 6 sitting these. These are old, dilapidated trailers sad are eyesores. What €irst looked like a temporary situation raw lacks like a permanent procedure for them. Mr. Goggin stated that when the Council approved this project sometime ago, he is sure that Council did not assusse Gald Circle was going to ~e their parking lot as a storage facilitq. If they made the building too small that is their fault. Residents should not have to suffer for it. Mr. Goggin coated they night make a good tenant out in the Industrial park -build a warehouse out there. Mr. Goggin asked Law Director Gareau if there are any present ordinances that could be used to correct this; and if not, would like to recoamend legislation to do so. Mr. Wilamosky stated the Legislation Committee will be looking into this at its next meeting. Has been discussed in the past. Mr. Gareau stated he and the Building Commissioner have met twice on this particular problem, detailed his opinion. Mr. Gareau will write letter to Gold Circle people tomorrow informing them thep are in violation of the ordinances and that they are to raagve theme trailers; if they do rat remove them thep will. be cited. Next method of approach would be to adopt legislation which specifi- ally zeros in on this problem.