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Council Minutes of 3-19-74 _7_ Mr. Limpert commented this is one of the reasons why he voted against allowing, Gold Circle to fence in an area for a garden center. He feels if Gold Circle will not comply with City's wishes, there is no reason why they should be allayed variance for a fenced in area. Mr. West stated new controllers are being installed on Lorain Rd. There will be some disruption in the normal way traffic lights are working until all of the controllers are installed. Mr. Wilamosky asked status of condemned structure on Stearns Rd. Mrs. Sharpe stated site is requesting legislation for same under neca business. Under New Business: Mrs. Sharpe requested legislation for the demolition of frame dwelling and detached garage on p.p. #235-24-8 at 5622 Canterbury Rd.; also for demolition of frame dwelling and detached garage on p.p. #234-22-35 located at 6426 Stearns Rd. Mr. Giesser requested Safety Committee to check into status of house an Canterbury Rd. off of Butternut - corner house that is partially demolished and demolition has stopped. Mr. Giesser scheduled a Recreation, Public Park & Building Committee meeting on April 2, 1974, 7:00 P.*~4., City Hall; and a Building, Zoning & Development Committee meeting on April 4, 1974, 7:30 P.M., City Hall. P~irs. Saringer announced she is initiating a Town Hall Meeting for Ward 2 and first meeting will be held on March 27, 1974, 8:00 P.M., at St. Brendan's Church Ha11. President O'Neill requested Service Director Caster to have the P.A. System checked. Mr. Wilamosky addressed Council on a point of personal privilege. Some residents in Ward 3 have called Mr. Wilamosky expressing concern over a theory expressed that Democratic Members of Council are opposed to the Recreational Complex. Mr. Wilamosky, speaking for aii Democratic Members on Council, is looking forward to the Complex. The concern is with economics and getting the best center that can be afforded for the Community. Mr. Wilamasky stated he is looking forward to the Complex and he and his family will utilize same. Theory expressed is untrue. Mrs. Saringer commented she is in favor of the Recreation Complex; does not want to see taxes having to be raised; hopes Complex turns out to be a reality without any additional burden on taxpayers. Mr. West requested legislation to revise Ord. Nos. 73-75 and 73-76 setting forth compensation for employees of the Bus Line. Mr. Limpert asked Service Director Caster status as to Wellesley Road condition. Mr. Caster stated another repair has been tried and will wait to see how this holds up. rir. Limpert stated there is a Finance Committee meeting on March 21st, 8:00 P.M., City Hall.