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Council Minutes of 6121/83 _q_ Mr. Woerpel, Chairman Building, Zoning and Developaent Committee reported: 1) At the June 14th Plsnning Commission meeting, a propoaal was heard from Romp brothers to rezone the aoutherly abutting portion to Danny Boy's site from exiating zone of C Reaident Single to Retail Buaiaess General. Planning Commission unanimously rejected the proposal. Attorney €or Romp brothers was told hia reeourse would be to come to Council or to the BZD Committee. BZD Comunittee will meet this coming Thuraday; anticipated attendaact by the residents in oppoaition to thia reqneat as well as Roaap brothera and attorney. Attarney called today and stated he will be in Washington, D.C. and cannot attend BZD Meeting. GTants to make sure the pubiie is aware tlet this propoasal raill not be on the agenda ao they will not attend the meeting Thursday to no avail. 2) Ordinance No. 83-36, amending Section 1195.01 of the Zoning Code entitled "Height Regnlations" of Title Fifteen entitled "Limited Industry/Industrisl Park Diatrict", haa had two readings of Council; was rejected by the Planning Commieaion; by a two tv one vote, BZD Commt.ttee recoffiended Council not approve; Mr. Woerpel moved Council table Ordinance No. 83-36, second bp Mr. Biennan. Ro11 call on motion: Affirmative vvge: Bierman, Logan, McKay, Woerpel. Negative vote: Petrigac, Saringer, Wilamoaky. 4 Aye - 3 Nay - Motion carried. Ordinance No. 83-36 tabled. 3) Busineaa Park Development Committee met June 16th; wanted Council to know that this committee is functioning and continufng to meet. 4) Landmarka Commission met June 16th and again last night to interview architects. Previously, Commission reviewed several proposals to determine who would be person- ally intervfewed. Last night, the Commission agreed upon a choice and has for- warded its recommendation to the Mayor for subsequent action and the sigaing of a contract to get the project underway. 5) Landmarks Commission alao discuased the knocking dawn of historical marker at Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Commission requests the City to purstte replacement of the marker rather than attempting to fix it and file an insurance claim for payment. Some 15 hedges were also damaged at this time. Mr. McKa.y, Chairman Environmental Control Comtnittee aa well aa Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee reported: 1) Parks and Recrestion Commission Meeting was held on June 14th. Dr. Bak.anyi reported that AT080 will preaent an in house recogn.ition of its players on Satuxday, Juae 25th. Sponaora of the July 4th tourna- ment are NOSO and Wendy's; parking will be on the north aide of Bradley Road, next to the leaf piles. Hot Stove is eery pleased with the condition of the fields; have atarted a new Farm League for boys 6, 7, and 8 years of age. CETA has provided the City with aummer help - 28 workers and 3 supervisors, who will be working on the bike path, in the playgraunds and with the handicapped. Schaol Baard will select a student from Student Council to attend Rec Commission meetings to provide input. Skating pro, ,Teff Marshall, has resigned; his brother is to be interviewed to replace him. Income from the Rec Center for May was $66,503.20 as compared to $52,515.81 last year. Cancession net profit was $1,703.49; Pro Shop net profit was $336.72. Following itema have been purchased or money eneunbered: tennis vacuum, $1,500; caah register, $309.95; therapeutic ladder, $456.25; rental ska.tes, $2,100; total under buciget waa $633.80. Repairs to the condenaera was $14,014, over budget by $2,014. Spruce 3chool backstop was $1,257.13 - uader budget by $242.87; locker room sta11, $1,037 - under budget by $163; lighting, $646 - under budget by $554. Total over budget was $1,054.13; equipuent purchase was minus $633.20. 2) Environmental Comaittee and Finance Committee met June 13th to discuss rubbish pickup at condominiums, Ordinance No. 83-40. Service Director provided the follow- ing figures: BFI now services 513 unita in condom3.niums; rubbish ia placed on tree lawna. 840 units now use container service, cenrrally located and picked up by private haulers. Comnittee reached no recommendation and will again meet for further discussion. In attendance at this meeting Grere Councilmen Wilamoaky,