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, . Council Minutes of 2/16/82 -3- 2) Committee also discusaed erecting stog signs aC Broxbourne and Wellesley as had been requested by some of Che area residents. Mr. McRay polled a mcjarity of the area residents and they all agreed that a sign wauld be vers= beaficial in thie axea becau$e of the number of children who cross the street thexe. 3) The Ree Commissian met Tuesday, F'ebruary 9th Eor the puzpose of eQmpleting their budget, however the budget was nat discussed. Friends of Harizone attentled thie meeting to secure help for :he ffox:.::aa Project but nothing was deeicied at this tfffie. Committee also diacuased the improve:menta of the parks. In the paat, differenC nrganizations have decided to make additians in the parks and have done so. 7'he Rec Comm,ission feels that any improvements should ecrme before the Commission. If the improvements are turned c'town, then ark apgtal would be mde to Cou€tci1. 4) Safety Committee has no objectican to a A1 permit for ;A xevexage, Inc,, at Great Northern, and Mr. McKay moved that Council have no tib3ecti,on to ssi:d lfquor pernnit, secanded by Mr. Woexpel. Mrs. Petri$ac etated that it wae her underatanding that this permit was appl.ied for in order that l.ittle tastes of wine could be aerved. If this is the case, then Rampe, Rini's, beverage stores or any other plaee that se:lls wiue to go, caald ask for a similar DI classificatioa. What would keep everyane from having auch a license. Mr. McKay etated that anyone cauld make ouC an applicatioa for a permit, however, the:"-r chara;e of gettiag aame would depeiad on whether the area had reached a sstuxatiort point or i£ the area had been voted dry. Mr. Lagae commented that just because they had requa:.sted a D1 permit to taste wine an the premises, it did ntot in any way abridge their legal right ta fullp use that D1 licenee in aay way, shape vr foxm in which they choee. Roll call on motion that CounciZ not o6ject ta a D1 liquor permit for A Beverage, Inc., at Great Northerno Affirmative vate: Bierman, McKap, Saringer, Wilauosky. Negative vote: Logan, Petrigac, Woerpel. 4 Ayes - 3 Nays - Mation caxried. 5) Mr. McKay also passed on the following information in regard to the environment: the Ohio Department af Natural Resourees has cc*pleted a surveq that shcws over $50,000,0{}0 a year being spent ta clean tap the battles, cans, g].ass and other garbage thrown along the highways amd in recreational arese. Mr. Woergel asked 14r. Mc,Kay to sead him a copp of the Recreation Cammission's pra- posed budget now under diacussiun, recogaizing that it is still in a diacussion stage. Mr. Wilamosky, Ch.sirman Fimance Committee and Streeta and Drainage Committee reported: 1) Fixuance Committee met aa February lSth with 4hairman and Member McRay in attend- anee. A1sa present were Couac3lwaman Fetrigae, President Boehmer, :Mapor S,iietyniowski, Director Corrigan and ZYireetor Boqle. Committee discussed Ordinance No, 82-$ with the Administration but doee not have a recommendation at this time. 2) Committee discussed w#.th Mr. Boyle the feasibilfty of creatiag antw fuad for the purpose of Capital Equigment Purchases; recammends that Council gfve consideration to the creation of such a fund. Doea nat expect this reconm?endation will be a part of the Mayor's appropriation rec ation ro Council, hcxaever will continue to work on it while reviewing those recoumendatians and malce it a part of any recanmeadation with respect to amendments to the Mayor's recomzaendations. Will expand a little further on this ati the time Committee makes s recamendation for an amendment. 3) Discussed the rental payments for the building naw bein$ used far the buaea. • Director Boyle adviaed that he does not have the money to cover this rental; legis- lation is on the agenda tonight - Ordinanee Np. 82-18 - and Committee has no objection. Will be asking £or suspeusion of rule requiring three readings.