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Council Minutes of 2-15-77 -4- easement by Blossom Land Corporation and same is on first reading tonight; 7) discussed with City Engineer Gilds Ord. No. 77-39 - accepting an easeaie~nt from Spartico DiBenedetto f®r a sanitary sewer ease~tt located partly in North Olmsted and Westlake and ssaze is on first reading tonight; 8) Committee has held up slate S+epte~eber 1976 the ~r3ak~-~alen Blown proposal pending report from the Safety Director regarding the traffic pattern and driveways at the Mar~ak Develops~ent. Nawt since received cortrespondence from the Safety Director regarding the driveways at~d traffic pattern and they now conform to our request. Mrs. Sharpe moved to approve the parking and layout plans of the Mar~ak Subdivision, seconded by Mr. Fairfield. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Boehmer, Fairfield, Saringer, Sharpe, West, Wila~sky. Motion carried. 9) discussed letter from Mx. Terpamit~g, Manager of Real Estate and Site Planning of Standard Oil Co. The. P1aar-ng Coeami.asion denied the requested reaonizt$ of a parcel of land at northeast corner of Lorain Rd. and the proposed I-480 at the Countg Line. Mrs. Sharpe is requesting the Clerk to send letter to the Planning Commission requesting the Co~.ssion to explain their reasons for this denial and will be awaiting their reply. At such time the B.Z.&D. Committee will report further on this request. Mr. West, Chairman Environmental Control Committee, reported Co~.i.ttee met on February 8, 1977, and discussed one item and that was the possibility of connecting the subdivision that is located in Westlake and consisting of 193 homes into the North Olmsted sanitary sewer system. Committee discussed this with the City Engineer and developer, along with reviewing the proposed contract that the City of Westlake will provide these homes with sewers for five years. Committee proposed, and it is included in Ord. No. 77-38 which will go an first reading tonight, that we allow the tie-in of these homes at the Dover Lift Station. Our Engineer assures us that there is sufficient capacity and that the way this is designed there is no way they can overload the system; they will pay us tap-in charges and a sewer fee which is lOX higher than anything that we charge our own residents. The Environmental Control Committee recommends that we make this installation and it would be of no cost to the City of North Olmsted and will yield over $100,000 for our sewerage system. Letters, Communications: Clerk informed Council that a Referendum Petition relating to Ord. No. 77-2 was filed with her on February 11, 1977. People addressing Council: Mr. Bob Bechtel, 4538 Kew Drive, addressed Council regarding Ord, No. 7?-29 and inquired as to .status of Mill Road Sidewalk Improvement Flans. Discussion ensued. Mr. Joe Reynolds, 6583 Louann Drive, addressed Councilman Wilamosky with respect to the proposed Charter Amendment; also Article 8, Section 9 of the Charter. Mr. Wilamosky discussed sai~ in detail. LEGI~RI~ATION: Reso u~~do~-n~ No. 77-7 introduced by Mrs. Sharpe was given its third reading. A Resolution accepting for recording purposes only the Revere-Butternut Subdivision in the City of North Olmsted. Mrs. Sharpe moved for adoption, seconded by Mr. Beaty. Affirmative votes Beaty, Boehmer, Fairfield, Beringer, Sharpe, West, Wilamosky. Motion carried. Res. No. 77-7 adopCed.