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Council ?ltnuteb :;f 10/ 0, 12 -4- 3) BZD Committee discussed Ordiaaace *o. 82-119, aceepting for dedicntion the Sandy Ridge Subdivision, i10. 12, and Ordidance No. 52-120, accepting for dedication the Pine Subdivision. Cownittee reccmands adaption of both ardfnances. 4) Connnittee discussed (krdinsnce ?Va. 82-124, an ordinanc{a amenctiag th$ Zoning Cade of the Citq of Tdorth Olrnsted by adopting a new and reviaed 3eetion 1221.10 sntitled "Administxative Provtsions°" of Chapter 1221 exttitled "Signs", and qoationed the penalties for the erection of asign withtyut a permi,t. Cem3ttee w3;].1 g"k further clari£ication and Mr. Woerpel has as'ked the Law Department to 1ook intc this. 5) Committee discusaed Ordiaaikee Nc,. 82-116, adnptiag a nerw and ravisect Title Fifteen of the Zoning Code entitled "Liffited Induatrq-IndusCtial Park Dietrict°° and recommnds adoption. 6) The Planning Commission on Sept+ember 14th approvred Ordinance Nos. 82-303 and 82-104. 7) Committee discussed the propcxsed tow city center and wfshes to re"nd C.auneil that North Olmsted°s charCer requires ttutt "no publie buflding ... s'ha11 bs cumtructed or authorized to be conetructed in the City ... utniess ansi ur.til it shall have been submitted to the Planriing Co!mmiasion for report and recommendatieans." BZD Committee expects to have the repart astd re atians of the Plaaning Commisaicra athortly and will report to Council at thnt tim,e. S) BZD Committee will hold a briaf meat3.ag ivmctiat+ely follcnwin,g tonigttt's Council meeting. Wi11 also be meeting an October 20th at $ P.M. and on October 28th at 7:30 P.M. Mr. McKay, Chairma?n Environmuta1 Caatrol Ccmitte+e as well as Public Safetq, Health and Welfare Committee reportad: 1} Environmentia1 Control Comittee net vn Momclay, September 27th, with Mr. Mc.Kay, President Boebmr, Council'en Logan asid Petrigac, Finance Director Boyle, Service Mrector C€>rrigan and Citp Ensimwr Zwrsmki present. Committee d3scussed Reaoluticns Na. 82-128, 82-I29, 82-130 and 82-231. Rasalutione No. 82--128 and 82-129 authori.ze the Mayar to reprosent the City in the W"tewater Treatnent Construction Grsnta and peraeit him ta agply for same. RAsOlutimm No. 82-134 and 82-131 iasures that the Citq Cc»tcil intenda ta construct aud faxmeilate amainten- ance program in relatiowhip to tIe Grants Program. Camittee haa no objoctlon. 2) Meeting wiih Senatox Subadolnik, Itepresentativ?e Petrd, and ressidente of Grace Raad area has been schectuled far Mozdaq, Octaber llth, at 8 P.M, regarding noise barriers and maintenance of 1-480. 3) The first neeeting of the Litter Cantrol and Recycling Advisoxy Ccrwncil was held Monday, September 29th, with ail mom"ro preseat. Dan Dufala wast e2ected Vice- Chairman. Mayor's AdminisrratCive Asafstant waa also present. Members received copies of the grant applicaticni haadbook fraa the Ofiio Department of Natural Resour-ies 9ware given a simmary of the grant's program e.ncl how the Citq could qualifp. It was the conseneus o£ the Advisory Ccwncil that the first step is to idenCify whether the City does have a litter problem and haw to address that problem; if it axists, can it be addressed within the guidelines of the grant's program. Members wi21 meet agsin within the month to discuss ideas for the future. Ideas suggested att the meeting included the need for trssh receptacles at bus atops; alcng the Bfke Pathy at points around the City where trash cvuld be deposited dfrectlq inta cantainers from vehiclea. Finding money to clean up the narth snd o£ Nc>rth Olmotecl Fark was also swggested as well as t'he pc?ss3bility of a glass recpcliag grograas. All of these ideas wiil be explored at future meetings. Next meetisEg will be on Mondaq, October 18th at 7:30 P.M. 4) Recreatf.on Commissioa held a sQecial meweting on Thursday, Septembar 23rd, to dis- cuss the prasent conditicrn af the Recreati.fln budget; projaeted deficit ss of December 31st wiii be $46,578.96. One of the grajected ways ta help curb this defieit was Co lay off full-time and part-time mW1oyoes hvvmver Mr. McRaq feels thie wouid hurt the services at the Rec Comp],ex and impooe har++tlshtps an the otner `rorbcers there. Other meAns to decrease t'his deficit are being sturli.ed and a meetin$ wi,ll be held on TdEdnesday, October Sth at 8 P.M. A3i Modwre af Ccmeil are invited to attend. There will also be a meetiAg right after th3s Caune#,.1, Meeti,ng to discuss Chi.s wfth the Finaace Committee and the Recreaticm Committes.