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, <br />Council Minutes of 9/20/83 _3_ <br />c. Wendy's Restaurant, 26650 Lorain Road. Request for an <br />exterior elevation change for the addition of awnings to the facade of the <br />restaurant. Interior changes are being made and awning additio.n is needed to <br />reduce the window exposure and cover the lowered ceiling. ARB approved request <br />on August 17th and Planning Commission approved on September 13th. Camni.ttee <br />recommends approval. Mrs. Petrigac moved Council approve said exterior elevation <br />change, second by Mr. Bierman, unaninously approved. <br />2) Mrs. Petrigac questioned Mr. Gibbons about the fencing along Lorain Road, at <br />Columbia Square Condominiums. Mr. Gibbons will follow up and report back to <br />Committee. Mrs. Petrigac also questioned the status of the condemned building <br />on Lorain Road, east of Ranchview. After discussion, BZD Comittee requested the <br />Building Department to proceed with condemnation proceedings to have building razed. <br />3) Committee discussed various items being discussed and acted upon by the Planning <br />Coffiission, including ttee Commission"s current review of areas with the potential <br />for future zoning and development problems and the Commission's study of Regional <br />Planning Commission reports. BZD Coamtittee endorses Planning Commission's request <br />that North Olmsted again join the Regional Planning Commission and requests this <br />membership be included in the 1984 budget and appropriations. <br />Mr. McKa.y, Chairman Environmental Control Committee as well as Public Safety, Health <br />and Welfare Coamittee reported: 1) Moved Council have no objection to a D5 liquor <br />permit transfer from Thomas A. Restifo, dba Restifo's Restaurant and Lounge, 26679 <br />Brookpark Road Extension, to Darlene M. and James D. Oblock, dba Restifo's <br />Restaurant and Lounge, 26679 Brookpark Road Fxtension, second by Mrs. Petrigac, <br />unanimously approved. <br />2) Safety Committee met Monday, September 9th with Councilman Wilamosky, Safety <br />Director Petre, Service Director Corrigan, Lt. Sefcek, Finance Director Boyle and <br />Public Works Commissioner Craig Gorsuch in attendanee. Committee discussed the need <br />for taxicab legislation since it is possible that a taxicab company may wish to <br />operate in North Olmsted and there is no legislation governing this type of business. <br />3) Committee also discussed the polygraph operator again. Lt. Sefcek explained the <br />advantages to have an operator in North Olmsted. Committee has asked for the <br />record of how many polygraph tests have been given since Detective Young left the <br />department; this will probably have a bearing on the committee's recomdtendation. <br />4) Mr. McKay also gave the following Recreation Commissian report: NOSO will be <br />reconditioning three soccer fields at Barton and Bradley under the direction of <br />Buzz Nelson; project is scheduled for September 17th. Rec revenue for July and <br />August was $11,379. Mr. Boyle and Mr. Couts investigated the water bills in the <br />amount of $12,000 per quarter and they are found to be realistic. This amount can <br />be cut by approximatel_y four to five thousand dollars with the addition of a water <br />tower, at an estima.ted cost of $24,000, to recycle the water xahich cools the con- <br />densers. Grant applications for North Olmsted Park have been denied; money that <br />was awarded all went for tree plantings. Rec Department is investigating the use <br />of the Rec Complex as a State lottery agent. <br />Mr. G7ilamosky, Chairman Finance Committee as well as Streets and Drainage Committee <br />reported: 1) Streets and Drainage Committee met on September 12th with Mrs. Saringer <br />and Mr. Wilamosky in attendance. Also present were President Boehmer, Director <br />Corrigan, Public [aorks Commissioner Gorsuch, and Director Boyle. Committee discussed <br />the Administration's objectives with respect to asphalt street repairs and concrete <br />repairs. Ztao streets discussed were Flefiarty and Bailey, wilich hovefully will be <br />resurfaced under CDBG next year. East Park and West Park have been repaved. Also, <br />discussed the balance of appropriations witfi respect to aspfialt and other materials. <br />Currently have $21,000 in Materia.I, Other and Street Repair, Material. Discussed <br />resurfacing of Coe, Martin Drive, Lynhaven Drive and other areas that need repair. <br />Mr. Corrigan advised that work? is continuing on Country Club to repair the base.
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