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~- ~nucil Minutes of 12-6-77 2} discussed rElinquishing the rights to Margo Drive which ~va~ just presented and are awaiting for a petition from the people involved; 3) also approved the K.C.B. Co. Subdivision which is the parcel on 230 Street & Lorain Rd. area; and Res. No. 77-178 is on third reading tonight - accepting for recording purposes only; 4) discussed improvement plans of Timber Trail Subdivision: 6' Mr. Beaty moved to approve the plans of Timber Trail Subdivision, seconded by Mr. Fairfield. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Boehmer, Fairfield, Saringer, West, Wilamosky. Motion carried. 5) Rev. Warger from L.A.S.S. attended the meeting and Ord. No. 77-174 was discussed. This is an ordinance amending our zoning code which takes in hi-rise apartments and Committee specifically discussed housing for the elderly. He had suggestions, suite sizes, number of parking spaces, amount and designation of additional space within the building. A few of these items he had discussed with both HUD and the Ebonezer Society; Rev. Warger said he will bring information back to Committee. Hopefully before a public hearing date is sat he will be~back with additional information for Committee to review - no decisions were made. Mr. West, Chairman Environmental Control Committee, reported there was a joint Finance and Environmental Control Committee Meeting with respect to the tap-in charge. The Environmental Control Committee does recommend Taising the tap-in charge from the present $320. to $425. in 1478. Mr. West referred to the price' of homes and how they have increased and our tap-in charges have stayed the same and Committee feels they ought to go up also in line with inflation; 2) Mr. West stated he would like to say, as a Member of the Transportation Committee, that we have had reports in the newspapers about the bus drivers and the bonus: RTA has been in contact with us and Mr. West thinks all of Council ought to under- stand that the stand the Committee has taken and that Council has gassed by ordinance on that bonus is right in line with RTA and if we were to change it we, the City of North Olmsted, would have to foot the bill and not RTA. Thinks it is important everybody understand that this is in line with what RTA is doing as far as our drivers and there is no other alternate unless Council wants to appropriate some more money to satisfy this. Letters, Communications: President Lampert referred letter received from Mr. Paul Wise, Chairman of Advisory Board of Dept. of Human Resources, in connection with length of term of members to that Board, to Mr. Boehmer, Chairman Intra Governmental Relations & Legislation Committee. People addressing Council: Mr. Frank Cumberland, Attorney with law firm of Baker, Hostetler ~ Patterson, general counsel for the Soap ~ Detergent Association, addressed Council at length with respect to Ord. No. 77-101 - the phosphate ordinance which will go into effect 1-1-78. Discussion ensued. Dr. Keith Booman, of New York, also addressed Council with respect to Ord. No. 77-101 and its provisions. Discussion ensued. Mr. Art Gibbel, representative of Proctor & Gamble products, addressed Council with respect to Ord. No. 77-101. Discussion ensued. .ariww~x w:v. .~ .. , to -. ~.... _. , ..:--.:. -. ,. R'-.. .~. -