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. ? ,._ Council Minutea of 11/15/83 -6- Under Old Business (cont'd): Law Director Gareau pointed out that if this is Council's position, the motion is superfluous because all Council has to do is call this to the attention of the building official and leave the ruling to the official. He is the only one whp can rule. He is the one who already ruled about the "through lot". Council has no right to make a ruling relative to an interpretation of the Zoning Code. This is strietly up to the Building Comnissioner. Council should convey this thought to him and if he agrees, then there is no question and no arguement about this. Mr. Woerpel replied that it may be superfluous, nevertheless, it is his intent, that Council, as a body, neds to restate that intent; certainly the Building Commissioner will be aware of the actions tak.en at the Council table and can do what he needs to do. Discussion continued on this issue until President Boehmer called for the question. Ro11 call on Mr. Woerpel's motion that the action taken by the Board of Zoning Appeals, at their regular meeting on September 7, 1983, regarding the parcel of land located at 26035 Lorain Road, is not determinative of a setback requirement because existing ordinances, 1125.62 and 1174.02 require a fifty foot setback from any street line in all p-roperty zoned retail and said ordinances control on this issue, seeond by Mrs9 Petrigac. Affirmative vote: Bierman, Logan, McKay, Petrigac, Saringer, [ailamosky, Woerpel. Motion approved unanimously. Mr. Bierman asked if the Mayour had made any efforts toward keeping the State Liquor Store in North Olmsted. Mayor replied that an attempt was made to put it 3n the old Taco Villa area but there was ,just not enough time to do it. They may remain in the area if they find a place to move into. Mr. McKay asked the Mayor what the status was with resnect to the left turn signal on Clague Road. Mayor Swietyniowski replied he has iaet with the County and addressed the upcoming plans for the whole intersection at Clague and Lorain Roads; will probably go out for bids next Spring; plans include turn lanes on both sides of the road, in- cluding widening the intersection; plans are on file in his office for Council's perusal. Mr. McKay asked i£ all Service Department personnel was busy with the leaf pickup; Mr. Corrigan replied that duties fluctuate. Today, due to absentees, every man in the Service Department is on the leaf pickup exclusively. No other activities whatso-• ever; tomorrow there may be sign problems to handle. Is attempting to concentrate on the leaves bef_ore the arrival of more inclement weather. Will be able to work in the slag for street repair before ?ainter really hardens in. Mr. ?ailamosky discussed the recently completed resurfacing of Lorain Road; many low spots are holding a considerable amount of water; feels the State should be made aware of the problem. Service Director advised they have a2ready notified the State. Also discussed was the criteria for curb replacement. State budgeted 4,000 feet of curb replacement; it had to be done on a selective laasis within the budget parameters of the contract. Under New Business. Councilwoman Saringer xead her letter of resignation, effective immediately, and after handing her xesignation to Pxesident Boefimer, left the Council table and took a seat in the audience. At this time, 9:35 P.M., Councilwoman Petrigac and Councilmen 3ierman and Woerpel left the Council table and the Council chamlier. ? ;