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CQacil Minutes of 9J2!8!1 _g_ 4) FinaACe Goamittee also discuomM OrdLowe No. 80-95, prevletuol,y r"orted aut. Total cost is going to be approxiaately $11.4,000, wlich a311 be sharad by North Olmsted, Fairviaw Fark and Che Ceiyah+€ttga County Commissitners. Mr. Logan, fhairmsa Buildiug, Zoning aud ;pavptlopumt Camittee, reported: 1) t}nly one itsa of buaiaeas was csnUd owwtr frou July and thst is the Larsfal3tesrns Shopping Center addition. After extaewiya cEiscusrian between the dwnlvper, architect, Building Departmat and Comittoe, th+e BO Ccoerittee ts nar unaniaously in favar of granting approvsl far the a*11t1oa. Mr. Lc:gsn moved Couttcil apgrave the add#t3,on to the LoraialStaaarts Road Shopping Center, aecond,ed by Mr. W?lawskq. Affirmative vote: Boehmer, I.apn, MdCay?, Petrigac, Saringer, tlilamc?sky, Woerpel. Motion carried. 2) Planning Gommissioa has an axtensive agendw for ita next aieeting amd uader Neew Business, Mr. Logaa wiZl schtdule a 8?.D Counittee liaeting since there will be quite a bit of wtterial to go over. 3) In response to requests tha?t a!esrs tmde in 1l.ght of a Board of Zaniag Appesls deeiatan sarlier thfas Summer, h" roquiotel Ugislatiaa dealing with the psrking of trucka in residential naighborhoods. 4his wi.3i alsa be discussed at neat Commfttee Meeting. Mr. Woerpel, Chairman Trsitap8rtation Comwl,ttse, rapcrted: 1) Ordinance No. 79-149, purchase of fiwe new police ca-r$ and f1ve mm radios, is on the sgeuds th#.s everAng. This hes came abaut through ameetig vhich•the Chief of Police rdqvested wi.th the Transportatian C+dmlttee. Slmo Mr. Woerpsl was on vacation and could nat atteud tho meeting, requested Mr. Nmbrrer to report out. Mr. Boetser stated that Counciliean tdilamookg and he inspected three 1978 Fard gcilice cars at Msrtqus Auto Tawing Service on Lc?tsin Road. Ttiese cars have apprc?xdmtalp 90,000 nilee on them; one wss having an engiae'repl,aced; all lsavua cracked framrws and are in verp bad ccradition. By the tim the am c:ra are deliveraS, theae w1);l hsve about 120,000 miles on them, not iuclucting idling aileage, aY?Sch aould probably bring the milesge up to 160,000 or better. Bath Mr. Boehmer and Mr. Wilawsky fesl these cars need to be replacsd, Mr. Woerpel's report cantiiutsl. 2} TrsusporCatioa Committee will meet on Septswher 10 at 7:30 P.M. Barlier thie Sumer had asked depsrtwant hesr'Es te give rec ticme as to what might be done to effact som +rsergy ssvi.ngr, specifically w#th Ube of vehicles in various departmeats. Raccrgaiaes their otlter griofit3as but would like some input bq the first of Octobeer. 3) Informed Council that he is begiming the proce$s of a strategic long ran" plan for the Citq; will take from 14 mraths to 2 years to denetop; wiil be dme with the aeeistance of an ad hoc coasittee; nambera of couoittee will he cbosen frc?ffi "stake haldera" - people who ttisve an interest in Che long ran$e fuCure dsmelap"at aAd grawth or quality of life within the Citq of North Olmsted. This procsss is uot in aay wsg desigued to be a substitute for the leadera'hip of Ccfun+cil or the leadarship o€ the AdmiAistration but hopefulip w3.31 be a tcol to inprove the total overail effectiqenees of jointly adminietering the affaire of the City. The first pits,se of this plen is the gatleriag of input and informittion thxough ths use of "plaatning iaeues" farme which are available through Mr. WaesRpal Qr through the Clerk of Cauncil. The second ghaee will talce from three to five vattths in otcler for the ad hoc eowaiCte?e to gather this raw data and input and sort it Qut. The third phase w3.11 be to look at these suggeetiona, alternativos, concerns, und see what tht City has in terms of humsa resourcee, finaracial resources, tiwe resources, and anything "ai.Iable to develop a plan of action and mslte recommendstion. At this point, wili gretent iC to Couucil and the Long Range P1aming Comittee for legielative action or AAh?inistrative deciaion to implement.