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? Couacil Minutes of 3/2/82 _4_ the concept that the welfaze of the majority supercpcles the proper`ty rights of the indiv3dual, provided fair and equ'.:rable financial ann regulatory safeguards have been guaranteed; repsulation of stgns and building setbacks and promotion of gresu areas arowad buildinga; acquisitian, dovelopvwut aad mainteaance of grein, park-lilue areas within the Eity. The League alao recomeends the hiring of a part time Citp Platmer; supports the requirc-inent that a civil engin,eer or ather profesaianallq qu$lified individual be on the Flstmiag Caodssion; supgorts the appoinCmen? of a Councii Member, either a Cou.ncil.men at Larg,e or a member of the BZD Coumcitcee, ta the Plartning Camaission. BZD Gommittee tcwk nc? actlon an the reccmendations gt th3.s time and the maeting adjourned at 14;25 P.M. " 4) As an addmdum to his repEart, I#r. Woerpel stated thst he receiied a m?ra from Mapor 9wietyttfvAski regaxrelistg Ordinance No. 81-21 and 81-22 juast today, indicating that there are still esriaus s4eps that amt precede rezoning and theq are not completed yet. The mM a3so indf+eated that Foreset City would finallp be willing to meet with the BZD Ccrmittae to disauss their specific propoaale. The 11?fas°yor has asked that we pestpoae brirtging the two ctrdinane" to a vate untfl sersetime fn the future. BZD Coanittee will certafnly miet ant diseass this issue prior to next Cc>uncil Meeting. 5) L$ndmarks Comissfoa met oa Thursday, February 18th, at which t#me Measrs. Hunter and Romano were sworn in by Majror 9#lstyniowski. As part o€ the Comm3.ssicrn' s Hiat4ric Building Recagn3tion Program, a p1ssaque desfgnating the home ss a Narth OImsted Histbric Building was presented to Mra. 3ack &tss and to Mr. amd Mrs. Bruce Pearscra. Mre. Bass received the pIaque for her fa#or., Mt. Foseat Ritson. The hame at 27935 Larain Road was built iu 1831. The Pearson how at 26944 Buttsrnut 1Ci.dge wais built around 18" . The covniasion has a th3.rd glsqus ready for pros*ntatioa to Mr. Ral.ph SchoodI.ien far the so-called "Kennedp House" at 250$2 Kenne8y lifte load, built in 1$40. Mtobers of the Commiseioa are coatinuing to identtfy md plaqve these hiatoric huildiags. Covm:Ession again discuased the prapased rencva,tirne of Town Hall and the canrlition of the Comonitq Buildiag. Questians were rsised as to the ad+iequacy of the elecCr3cs1 wirtng at Towm Hall, the Conmunity Buildf.ng and the S"for Center. Mr. Wrerpel haa as&ed for a report on this from tfie Buiiding CommJ.s$ioner. Landmarks Ccmmif;saicm requested that notice of its reguiar mvnthly seettaV be incltWed vl.th Qther eomi.asioa, A"ting noticea on Cable TV. Fihal,ll, tto Cosnt3asfcra wcyuld welcome aay recommendatiosze for appointment of the ninth meo"r of the Comission. Mr. McKay, Chairman Patviranumtsl Contral Cammittee aad Pnblic Sa£etq, Aealth and Welfare Cosmittee reported: 1) Recreati?n Commission met an Tu+ssday, Febrtiary 23rd, and subffitted their budget; copies have been placed in Councii's gacket. 2) Attended the Save Our State Prcagrae at Joha Rnox Church on Priday, the 19th. The program was in opposition to the starage af radioactive materiale ia the salt mi.nes under the lake. Since the meeting, the Citq of Cleveland hss paesed leg3siation to block such storage. Mr. Wilamosky, Chairman Finance Ccamptittee reported: 1} Finance Comaaittee met Wedneasday, February 24th; GRisirmw Wilamgky attd Mamber McRay ia attendance. A}.ao in att+mdance were Councilwanaan Petrigac, Presideat 13oohner, DirecCors Petre, Corrigats and Boy1e, City Eagineer Zurawakf,, Fire Ctif.o€ Van Kuren and Chief Taqlor an well ars appFrracfmatelq twelve other City emp.loyees. The emplayees acldressed the Comaittee wit'h respect to an isaue yrhich has had an impact on the marate of a nwmtaer of ouplopees. Gommittee appreciatea the dialogue and the tWhatghts shared by the emploqees in attendame. Committee has considered th,em; dces mQt want to go into a lot of dettail wiCh respect to what was dfseussed but wou1d be heopy to discuss this iesue with Cauxtcil Mwpbers 4D on a one to ore basis; wo-a1d canly itu3icote that the appropriations did ttave stme bearing on th-L:.t ?Uscussion and the thaughts they ahared with the ccmmf.ttee. 2) Ccm?nittee st?t-ted to rpview the Mayor's recomaetxdations Gxi the 1982 epprcrpty.ations. Had- preliminary disc-oc3s c.Y?:is on the Po2iae and Fire line item an1 w#.11, be seetiia;g again. to discuss r,:,'1er areas of the recommmstrdtCians. In arlditian, wi1l be discussing the Ai::;or's reviaed xeccsamendatfc?ns wlth reope+et to the 1982 appropr3.atiotns which were rr:.:efved in the Council packete.