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? Council Minutes of 9/20/83 Law Director Gareau reported: 1) Noted that Members of Council have received notification of an appeal with respect to the Ronp rezoning request; Law Director plans to file a motion to dismiss the complaint because the notice of appeal is improper. 2) With respect to King's Path Condominium, a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow on a motion for preliminary injunction. Law Director has prepared a brief and a motion to dismiss the case because he does not think the City of North Olmsted has any business being in that case; this is a dispute between the medical facility and King's Path; the City of North Olmsted only issued a permit. 3) Has prepared the ballot language for the two issues to be voted this November. Ordinance No. 83-2 is Issue No. 21; Ordinance No. 83-3 is Tssue No. 21-A. Mr. Logan, Chairman Transportation Committee reported: 1) Committee met Monday, September 12th at 1 P.M. with Mr. Logan and Mrs. Petrigac in attendance as well as Ken Mues, General Manager and Tom Terbrack, Administrative Assistant, North Olmsted Municipal Bus Line. Committee discussed the impact of the Dover Center Road rehabilitation on bus routes within the City. Further information is expected at a later date through Mr. Corrigan as facts are filled in. The four bus lines affected and rerouted are No. 87, Westwood line; No. 89, Shopper; No. 75, Driscoll line; and No. 96, Butternut Ridge line. Rehabilitation is not expected to be completed before August of 1985 so these are long term reroutings. All bus riders will be fully appraised through word of mouth; thraugh flyers; through posted notices on the buses; Committee urges the use of_ Cable TV and other media as well. 2) Committee also briefly discussed Resolution No. 83-97 regarding the utility vehicle for the Dog Warden; an appropriate amendment will be offered later tonight. 3) Committee has no objection and recommends approval of Ordinance No. 83-98, in- stallation of a stop sign at Mitchell and Westview Drives. Mrs. Petrigac, Chairman Long Range Planning Committee reported: 1) The Interim Council Chambers Conunittee met September 13th with all members present. Also in attendance were Council President Boehmer and Councilmen Bierman and Woerpel. After discussing the sound system, Committee asked for another quote and recommended that another jack be installed on the other side of the room so there will be mikes on both sides. Committee also asked for another quote on the oak for the desks; requested samples for carpeting and chairs; will be meeting again and hopefully wi;ll have the quotes for the sound system. In the absence of Mr. Woerpel, Chairman Building, Zoning and Development Committee, Mrs. Petrigac reported: 1) BZD Committee met on September 14th with Mr. Woergel and Mrs. Petrigac in attendance as well as Building Department representative Jack Gibbons and Service Director Corrigan. The following requests were presented: a. Great Northern Corporate Center. Mr. Gil Richland presented development plans for phase A-1 of the planned developaeent at the northeast corner of Country Club Boulevard and Great Northern Boulevard. First phase will include a four story office building with approximately 80,000 square feet of space. Plans were approved by the ARB on August 17th and Planning Commission on September 13th. Committee recommends approval. Mrs. Petrigac moved Council approve the development plan of Phase A-1 of the Great Northern Corporate Center, second by Mr. Bierman, unanimously approved. b. Bryant Stratton Business School. Mr. Richard H. Anderson pre- sented plans to locate a detached building behind the school to temporariZy serve as a classroom. Temporary permit is for no more than nine montfis. Planning Cammission approved request on September 13th with condition that the undercarriage be skirted and electric utilities be placed underground. Comnittee recomuends approval as per Planning Commission. Mrs. Petrigac moved Council approve said temporary building as applied for under a nine month temporary permit, as approved by the Planning Commission, second by Mr. Bierman, unanimously approved.