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. Council Minutes. Qf 11115/83 Safety Director Petre reported: 1) Recreation Commission met November 7th and dis- cussed improvements in the ice rtnk as well as roof repairs; special meeting will be called to review these matters. 2) Mr. Robinson, Holmsten Ice Rink, Tnc., discussed his proposal pertaining to the iee rink. Mr. Simpson, Protection Coatings, presented his proposal regarding the roof. Rec Director recommended installation o.f a concrete floor in the rink; in- stallation of efficient ehiller units and evaporation condensers; installation o.f a polyurethane foam system over all areas to eliminate continuous le3ks and loss of heat and energy; installation of poly-faced, steel framed dasher boards and acrylic screening around the ice rink. 3) The reduction of the speed limit on Lorain Road, from 35 to 25 miles per hour, from Stearns to the Fa3rview 1ine, was discussed at the last Council Meeting. A question was raised by Mr. Logan regarding the number of accidents on Lorain Road that were speed related. Captain Brow reviewed the 1982 printouts which indicate a total of 159 accidents. Speed was a direct factor in 59 accidents; may have been a contributing factor in 61 cases; the remaining 39 cases were determined to be non- speed related. 4) Welcomed Assistant Fire Chief Richard Limnert who will be returning to work around the 5th of December after recovering from surgery. 5) Has discussed the elimination of the Satellite News Network with General Manager Allen Ext; was advised West Shore Cable Television is attempting to add a news service to the cable system. Mr. Woerpel, Chairman Builclig, Zoning and Development Committee reported: 1) BZD Committee met with Mr. Mongello and Mr. Leo on Novemher lOth and resolved the drive- way issue for the proposed Mongello and Associate's o£fice building. There will be only one drive into the property, off of Clague Road. Mr. Woerpel moved Council approve the porposal to construct an office building for Mongello and Assoeiates, at Clague and Lorain Roads, with one drive to be used as an entrance and exit to the property, second by Mrs. Petrigac. Affirmative vote: Bierman, McKay, Petrigac, Woerpel. Negative vote: Logan, Saringer. 4 Aye - 2 Nay - Motion carried. 2) Has received a letter from Mr Bums, Vice Chairman of the Planning Commission, recommending that Section 1221.09C of the Zoning Code be amended to prohibit direct lighting of poles on pole signs. Mr. Woerpel will be introducing legislation tonight which deals with this sub3ect. 3) Mr. Woerpel asked if Council had any desire to take action on a request for a special permit to add to nonconforming dwelling by Virgil Zanick, 4242 Clague Road, and granted by the BZA on November Znd, or a similar request granted to Gregory and Jeanne Fox at 24661 Florence Avenue. Also, did Council desire to take action on a special permit, granted by B2A, to Richard Hansen, 31040 Lorain Road, to add to non- conforming building. Council had no comment. 4) Mr. Woerpel moved that the action taken by the Board of Zoning Appeals, at their regular meeting of September 7, 1983, regarding the parcel of land located at 26035 Lorain Road, is not determinative of the setback requirement because existing ordin- ances, 1125.62 and 1174.02, require a fifty foot setback from any street Iine in all properties zoned retail and therefore said ordinances control this issue, second by Mrs. Petrigac. Mr. Logan requested that the motion and second by withdrawn and this issue be discussed under Old Business, with audience participation allowed at that time. Mrs, Petrigac withdrew her second; Mr. Woerpel withdrew the motion; will be considered under O1d Business. 4D Mr. McKay Chairman Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee as well as Environmental Control Committee reported. 1) Environmental Control Committee met on Monday, November 14th with Council President Boehmer, Service Director Corrigan and Councilmen Petrigac and McKay in attendance. Committee discussed the temporary placement of the paper recycling container and feels a remporary placement at the Rec Complex is workable;