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Council Minutes of 9/6/83 '3- 2) Mr. Dale Chorba, representing Casey's Restaurant, requested committee review 4D its decision regarding the illumination of the pole on their pole sign. Mr. Woerpel arranged a meeting with BZD Committee and Planning Commission for Tuesday, September 13th. 3) Mr. William Geisser, Attorney, requested BZD Committee to review the Romp Brothers rezoning proposal previously denied by Planning Commission. A number of people spoke against the proposal and presented a petition. After complete and full discussion, Mr. Biernlan moved and Mr. Woerpel seconded, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be upheld; this was unanimously approved. Mr. Woerpel pointed out that "no action" bq City Council constitutes agreement with the Planning Commission to deny the zoning request. 4) Mr. A. L. Schneider, Shelby Fillingim and Diane Dabetz, Sohio representatives, requested that the BZD Committee laok into possible legislation regarding canopies. Mr. Bierman will revieW existing legis2ation and, if necessary, propose approQriate legislation for committee and Council's review. 5) Mr. Woerpel alsa pointed out tfiat at the July 26th, 19$3 meeting, the Planning Commission unanimously rejected a proposal to allow an opening to be znade in the median strip of Country Club Boulevard to provide access for apropased restaurant. 6) Landmarks Commission met on Thursda_y, July 21, 1983 and welcomed Mrs. Gloria Seed, 26863 Butternut Ridge Road, as its newest member. At Mr. Woerpel's request, Councilman McKay met with the commission and discussed the rationale behind Ordin- ance No. 83-96; Mr. McKay will be recomm,ending tfiat the ordinance be amended to allow the commission to reimburse for needed secretarial service. Mr. Dale Wunderle pointed out that he has not yet received reimbursement for travel expenses which were suhmitted to the Ma.yor on Ma.y 19, 1983. Report was given regarding a meeting with Mayor Swietyniowski regarding the h.iring of Mr. Robert C. Gaede, AIA, as the architectural consultant for the restoration and rehabilitation of Town Hall. Chairman Betty Lord reported that the commission did not receive a grant for SOl development matching funds for Town Ha.ll, from the Oha:o Historic Freservation Advisory Bqard; were encouxaged to apply for funding in the fiscal 1984 year grant cycle. Mrs. Elaine Freed of 27615 Butternut Ridge Road addressed the comTnission concerning the efforts of the Southeast Area Homeowners' Association to preserve and protect their res3dential area from commrcial encroachment. Mx. McKay, Chaixman Environmental Control Committee as well as Public Safety, Health and [aelfare Committee reported: 1) Contacted Mr. Gallito's office regarding Ordin- ance No. 83-75, amendment pertaining to the tree planting on the south side only of 1480; Mr. Gallito feels there will be no problem with this amendment. Letters and Communications: Clerk of Council announced receipt of a letter and petition, signed by Steven M. Burton, David J. Gamble and Robert K. Ream, asking that the name Ranchview Avenue be changed to Tallwood Court; will provide Councilman Woerpel with copies of same. Mrs. Petrigac reported that she has forwarded a legislative request for the change. People addressing Council: Mrs. Ma.ry Ann Shepherd, 25400 Country Club Boulevard, asked when Country Club would be resurfaced. Mayor replied repairs are presently being made to the concrete base; resurfacing will probably be done next Spring. Bill Lackey, 5782 Burns Road, stated that he was Director and Midwa_y Chairman this year for Homecoming; thanked the Mayor, Safety Director, Service Director, Rec Complex Manager,Council President and Bob Nagy for all their heln.