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Council Minutes of 5-17-77 -5- Mr. Jots Maloney, 24782 Arlington Lane, addressed Council regarding the recreation grovmds at Barton & Bradley Rds. ands tsd City post signs designating which is City property so that people can park their cars on that available property. Also, on behalf of tt~ North Olmsted Soccer Organization rsportad they have over 51 tsar sued for the tournawsnt on July 2, 3 and 4th, a~i if snyons would like to valuBtasr housing for boys during that period -contact the organisativa. 'l~r. iil~osky discussed the arse on the north side of Bradley &1. wt~rs in the last fax yeaxs this area has been cleared of weeds where excess autos cAn park ragted Service Director to check into this. Mr. West explained tt~ ]Recreation Coss~tss3on requested Safety Director Koharik at their last meeting to review this. Discussion continued. Mrs. Getmaa Szabo, 30837 Bradley &i. , addressed Council with x~sspect to the way the cars park at the Barton b Bradley Rd. recreation area and offered suggestions. Mrs. Madelyn Brookshire, 5144 Hampton Drive, addressed Council and explained why the request for a stop sign. at Berkshire Drive 6 Alden was masted. Mr. Wilama-sky asked if she were representing the t~oasoaners group: Mrs. Brookshire stated she is President of the group and has consulted with people on Brookshire. Mr. Wilamasky explained at last Council Heating Council was presented with a petition Eros some of the residents on Brookshire who oppose the installation of a stop sign. Dis- cussion ensued. Mr. West discussed the petition Council received and commented on what can be done if Council receives a petition in favor of the stop sign with more signatures on it. Mr. McKean, 6023 Fitch Rd., addressed Caruncil expressing his thanks xegardag his complaint at last Council Meeting. Discussed traffic control regulations and traffic flow. Discussion ensued. Mr. Zorn, 25600 Country Club Blvd., addressed Council with respect to having senior ciCizens apartments in the City. LBGISLAT'I~T t President Limpert asked Mr. Boehmer whethex he intends to request suspension of the rule on Res. No. 77-88. Mr. Boetuser stated yes. Ordinance No. 77-64 introduced by Mr. Wilamasky was given its third reading. An Ordinance authorizing the issuance of notes in anticipation of the issuance of bonds for the purpose of improving the recreational facilities of the City by constructing a building housing an ice skating rink, swi~aming pool, tennis courts and appurtenant facilities, constructing a toboggan slide, acquiring, developing and improving the site therefor, and providing furnishings and equipment for such recreation center and grounds, and declaring an ewer8encY• Mr. Wilars~aky ~aoved for adoption, seconded by Mr. West. Affis~aLve vote: Boehmer, Fairfield, 5arnger, West, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Ord. No. 77-64 adopted. Ordinance No. 77-71 introduced by Mr. Beaty was given its third reading. An Ordinance accepting an easement for a water main servicing the North Olmsted Lbapgelical Friends Church located on the northerly side of Butternut Ridge Goad from tt~ ~lorth Olmsted Evangelical Friends Church. Mr. Fairfield moved for adoption, seconded by Mr. Boehmex. Affirsative vote: Boehmer, Fairfield, Beringer, Went, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Ord. No. 77-71 adopted. Resolution No. 77-72 introduced by Mrs. Beringer was given its third reading. A Resolution authorizing the Service Director to advertise for bids for repairing ,. :. xR`µ=..~ed9tl, ~!Aa'.r~..y..•-..-~ai;.?tl@}m{~'a~.Y.x.~~