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--~---. _ Courici.l Minutes of 2-18-75 -4- '~ Mrs. Sharpe, Chairman Public Safety, Health & Welfare Committee, reported Committee met on February 11, 1975, and reviewed following: 1) H.B. 54 which deals with liquor permits: It was consensus of Committee that we do not support this particular bill as we passed Res. No. 74-157 pertaining to liquor permits based on population ratio; 2) application for a D-1 and D-2 permit to Buckeye PH, Inc., dba Pizaa Hut, 23642 Lorain Rd. 23642 Lorain Rd. is an abaadonad American Service Station. Committee is requesting a hearing on this application; 3) application for a D-5 permit to Bucicaya Building, Inc., 26649-701 Brookpark Rd. Extension. Committee is requesting a hearing on this application - reason: parking does not conform as that particular store development is not set up for restaurants or liquor establishments; 4) Application fora C-2 transfer permit to Fisher Foods, Inc. dba Fazio`s, 4700 Great Northern Blvd. Committee has no objections to this transfer permit; 5) Mrs. Sharpe thanked President O'Neill far attending meeting on gun control on February 8th regarding the need for a unified effort of all com~itias regarding legislation on gun control. Mrs. Sharpe was unable to attend the meeting. Does believe City should participate in Council of Councils to formulate effective hand gun legislation and reason for this is the lack of the State to take any affirmative action on gun control. Therefore, fee~.s it should be done on a county or city 3eve1. Will introduce this evening legislation supporting a county wide legislative effort to formulate and effect hand gull control. Discussed further review and input from County resolution and legislating our own after more input from County and outside groups; 6) requested le3fi~slaicioa for dsmdlition of an unsafe structure on p.p. # 233525-1, at 29328 Lorain Rd. 7) Mrs. Sharpe stated it has been brought to her attention that during last snow storm three men were manning o~ snow truck and asked what the procedure is. Mr. Caster discussed procedure - he thinks it was a cvmibnation of plowing and opening up catch basins - on these occasions three then oxt a crew are used. 8)Mrs. Sharpe asked Mr. Giesler what status is xegarding height limitations around swimming pools. Mr. Giesler stated Law Director is presently incorporati this along with legislation for Comprehensive Plan; 9) Mrs. Sharpe stated she has received crnuplaie:ts regarding semi trailers parking at 23642 Lorain Rd. Read letter from Mr. Albenze to Building Commissioner Gundy, with copy to Mrs. Sharpe, which letter staffed, in part, that the new Traffic Code does provide far this type situation and any furthex violations may be prosecuted. In the event this condition persists after the new Code takes place, notify Mr. Albenxe and he will draft necessary complaint or have violators cited by Police Dept. President O`Neill asked Mr. Wilamoskq if he was intending to amend the agenda also. Mr. Wilamosky replied affirmatively. Mr. Wilamosky moved to amend the agenda to remove legislation 75-2fl, 75-21, 75-22 and 75-23. Motion seconded by Mrs. Sharpe. Affirmative vote: Giesser, Goggin, Lampert, Saringer, Sharpe, West, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Mr. Wilamosky explained his reason to remove 75-23: At last Council Meeting he .discussed possibility of hiring a professional City Planner or Architect to review the comprehensive xecommendativns. In his opinion, 75-23 is a sound piece of legislation. In lieu of the fact that we have received tonight a brief communication from Regional Planning - thinks we should consider going back to Ptegional Planning for their input a~td clarification on how they determined the developability of the plan. Does not think any Council Member ~.:ata to 3ess~-arc-i~ce .~~~~~~r