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Council Minutes of 9-2-75 '4' Mr. Coggin moved to accept the ree~west of Csgterbury Woods rs Association to place a sign outside of their smt+divisian, sscanded bt Mr. Wit. Affirsnttive vote: Beaty, Coggin, Lis~psrt, Beringer, Sharpe, West, tiilamasky. Motion carried. 3) City Line Estates plat plat as well as impsamamsaats. Gomaittee has no objections to either of these era itesis. Mr. Coggin maned to iwpprove the atsrsds-d plat p7~ for City Line Estartas: s-ded by Mrs. Sharpe. Mr. West s htmr d~ t,t sad Mr. G~ em~3~ the changes. Mr, itilamosky discsssred t~lie ds~ed rmstriatlo~ previaw~3.y pfd on City Line Estates Subdivision and inquirsd if the champs in prat play woad hrnre any effect on the deed restricti~s. Laov 1rector Gateau discussed su~r~ect and it is his ogiaion that the deed restrictions will apply. Roll Cali on Motion: Affirma- tive vote: Beaty, Coggin, Lisf-ert, Saringex, Sharpe, Wit, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Mr. Coggin coved to approve the improvetMmts of the City Line Estates, seconded. by Mrs. Sharpe. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Coggin, Lippert, Sa~ringer, Sharpe, West, Wilamosky. Motion carried. 4) final item submitted to Committee rtes from the D. J. Glass Co., 27753 Lorain Rd. -which is the site of the old gee station an the southeast corr~sr of Lorain & Decker Rds. lbeir businssrs is sataly reptacassant of Ito glass. D. J. Glass will close one eatraace an Lorain Ad. sad plaint a green strip along there. Their trash which consists mostly of br®kstt glass will be iospt indoors at~ct roved by a private hauler. Committee has no objectioeuz to this pxoject. Mr. Coggin moved to approve the chtuge of occupancy from a gas station to an auto glass repair shop, seconded by Mrs. Sharpe. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Coggin, Lippert, 3aringer, Sherpa, West, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Mr. Lippert, (2tairman Finance Committee, reported Coaad.ttee mst antl discussed following itaos: 1) rsqusst of Mrs. Bari~sr with respect to 75-19# and legislation was clarified by cheeping word "officials" to "employees"; 2) request from Civil Sesvic~ Coweissan with respect to salary increame far Civil Service Commission Secretary and t~rmittee approved ssme ~ basis that this office has not received amy incremre ~- wages since 19b8 amt due to increase of School Board business and City business. Cossaittee felt increase is justified; 3) approved request of Service l~rector to advertise for bide for a new automobile for Administration; also approved request from Safety Director to a+~-act~e for bids for a new automobile far the Fire Department; and approved request of Service Director to advertise for bids fox cinders and salt. Mr. Wilamasky, Chairman Infra Goveerntal Relations & Legislation Committee, repotted Committee has discussed resolution sent to our City from the City of Garfield Heights and that resolution is directed at the Governor regting that he take steps to relieve the inconvasnience at the local driver li bureauu offices by extending the hours that the Bureau would be open. Comm~f.ttee concurs a resolution should be drafted and farwaxded to Governor Rhodes. Legis- lation will be drafted and presented to Council, Mr. West, Chairman Transportation Cogs~ittee, reported Committee amt at Asst 23rd and on August 2Sth. Meeting an August 23rd was with repressastatives of the bus line employees and discussed the C~oope~r'tive Apt t with A.T.A. and hoM it affects the employees and what provisimas are in there for raises and befits