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: Council Minutes of 9/15/81 -3- 2) Is preparin¢, and should file this weelc, a motion for summary judgrtent in the Firemen ,mnd Police Pension Case. 3) 'Jith respect to the jsil standards case, has been in contact with the Attorney General's office and instead of having a trial the first week of Oetaber, LJiZI submit this to the Court on sumary 3uagment. 3asica3ly this means there'fs no dispute in facts; it is 3ust a matter of law; will submit a brief and if the Court so desires, will have an oral argument. In the absence of Mrs. Saringer, Chairmaa intra-C=owernmental Relations and Legis- lation Co?aittee, Mrs. Petrigac moved Council spprove the appoinimce:nt of Mr. Ronald Bugala to the Board of Zoning Appeals, seconded by *ir. Loaan, unani- mously approved. Mrs. Petri-aac, Chairman Fnvironaental Cantrol Coneaittee reportede 1) Carmnittee met Tuesday, September 8th, vi.tb a21 membexs present. Also in attendance were Hayor Swietyniawski, president Limpert, and two residents - Mr. A1 Aaskell and iir. '"ill Giesser. Committee went outside and looked at the G'EI capacitor right here on Dover Center Road. Camcilman Boehmer explained how to tell if they were a hazard or not. Mr. Boetuaer also provided a broehure, published by CEI, entitled "Information about PCBs far employees of the Illumfaating Company'°. The 14-ayor pro- vided a 14 page pass-out from the MayorB an.d Momagers Associatitn who recamnend iaaiting to see the true dsngers of FCBs ss they ptzrsue their imrestfgstion. rtaqor Swietyniawski does not feel the poles stxuld be marked at this point becauee they would be a target for vandsli:erm. A€ter atuch diseuasion, the majority of the co?mittee decided to studq th3.s furthuer before mak3ng a recamendaticm. Since the decision was not unanimous, the legislattian is on seccmd reading tonight and hepefully a cammittee recommendation will be given so that it will be back on t'hird reading at the next council meeting. Siuce the meetiag, Mrs. Petrigar has talked with Lyndhurst Councilmen Gliesser who originated the legislation that aur ordinance is based on. Councilman Giiesser prawided a Iist of other people tn oEher eommunities that could furnish additional infovmtitra. Maqor Anter of Fairview stated that their poles were marked in a red and white check type pattern and tltey wrote "PC'V on the poles. CEZ then marked the poles in a b3.ack sad yellaw triangle, Tvf.th a warning on them. 'Aayor Anter aIso ncrtified a11 residents of the procedures to be taken in the event the capacitars become hatzardcxis. l3asical.ly, the people were told to call the Fire Departmeret or the Pa].fce 13cpart^ansnt urho wpuld come out and rope off the area. ??irs. Petrigac wi11 be setting up another Envinormental Meeting to dis- cuss this further. Mro McKay, Building, Zoning aad Deveicrpment Casnmittee meraber reported: 1) BZD Comittee met September 14th and discu:sed a number of signs. Mr. McKay moved Council approve a facia sign as submitted by the Body Wrap, 267I9 Brookpark Exteasion, seconded by t+tr. Boelmter, unantmmsIp approved. 2} Mr. McKay moved Couacil spprcxve a facia sign with the Yeccxnmendations of the Architectural Review Baard €or The Good Baok Store, 4876 Daver Center Road, seconded by rTr. Logan, unanimvusly agproved. 3) Mr. McKay moved Council approve the ground sign background as submitted to Council by Great Northem Corpc?rate Center9 secanded by Mr. Logan, unanimously approved. 4) Mr. McKay moved Council approve the new business and facia siga as recctmended by the Architectural Reveiw Board for Chuck E. Cheese, APCt3A Theatre Restaurant q Lorain and Clague Road, secanded by Mr. Boetmer. Roll call an sotion: Affirmative voCec Boehmer, ?°IcRay, Petrigac, Woetpel. Abstained: Lagsci. 4 Ayes - 1 Abstention - s•totion carzied.