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Council Minutes of 6/7/83 -4- Mrs. Saringer, Chairman Intra=Governmental Relations and Legislation Committee reported: 1) Committee met June Znd with Safety Director also in attendance. Ordin- ance No. 82-123, regulating the operation of drive-thru restaurant sales area, was discussed; Mr. Petre stated that the wording of the ordinance made it unenforcabie. Legislation request will be sent to La.w Director to change wording in Section 1(a). Mr. Woerpel, Chairman Building, Zoning and Development Committee reported: 1) BZD Committee met on May 26th will all members present as weil as Council President Boehmer, City Engineer Zurawski, Building Coumi.ssioner Gundy and four high school students also in attendance. Mr. Gundy presented an application from Mr. Donut, 27624 Lorain Road, for exterior alteration of the building. Request wffs approved by Arehitectural Re- view Board on May 18th and by Planning Commission on May 24th. BZD Committee recommends approval as per ARB and Planning Commission. Mr. Woerpel moved:Council approve said exterior alteration, second by Mr. Bierman, unanimously appraved. 2) Committee discussed Resolution No. 83-61, accepting for recording purposes anly the 7515 Company's Subdivision No. 2. Committee noted that there wert numerous questions and zecommendations from Planning Commission regarding this legialation and determined to continue discussion of the resolution at the next BZD meeting when more information might be available. 3) Committee also discussed Ordinance No. 83-36, amending Section 1195.01 of the Zoning Code, entitled "Height Regulations". Committee recommends against adoption of this ordina.nce by a two to one vote. Mr. Bierma.n and Mr. Woerpel voting againgt adoption; Mrs. Petrigac voting for adoption. 4) Committee discussed Ordinsnce No. 79-139 with City Engineer Zurawski, specifically the intent with regard to "barrier" curbing being required in new subdivisions and will continue to research this issue. 5) Next meeting of BZD Committee raill be on Thursday, June 23rd, at 7:30 P.M. 6) With respect to the public hearing held last night on Ordinance No. 83-32, the general attitude of the residents present, was against this particular ordinance. Mrs. Petrigac, Chairman Lang Range Planning Committee reported: 1) As Chairman of Long Range Planning Committee, on May 19th, met with Landmarks Comnission. Council- man Woerpel, President Baehmer, Mayor Swietyniowski and Service Director were in attendance. Landmarks Chairman submitted a list of 13 architects who responded to an invitation to send in resumes. Gounnission selected their top four candidates and submitted their names to both Mrs. Petrigac and the Mayor. Landmarks Commission will meet with each of the four candidates and select one. Mayor will abide by the Commission's selection. Commission also presented a}.ist of priorities for the Town Hall rehabilitation, many of which were gained from the public ttearing. 2) On May 23rd, Mrs. Petrigac met with Bud Schultz and a member of the Horticultural Therapist Society to discuss the property the Kiwanis uses by 1480 for gardening for the handicapped as well as the adjoining property presently owned by the State of Ohio. Others in attendance were Councilman Bierman and Council President Boehmer. The State has given the City of North Olmsted first option to purchase the house and land. Kiwanis would like to add to fihe existing Charles B. Lewis Memorial Park, using the house for arts and crafts, winter gardening, etc., for the handicapped. KiW8i3i5 would maintain the property, taking care of every aspect of the house and garden. 3) On June lst't, the Committee met with Director pon Copeland-Pat Strange to discuss the list of projects that were submitted for Block Grant Funding for 1983. The amount of money allotted to North Olmsted this year is $87,488. In attendance were Councilmen Bierman and McKay, President Boehmer, and 14 individuals representing Landmarks Commission, Hvrizons and the K3.wanis Club. A letter from Madeline Brookshire, en- couxag#:ng the use of CDBG monies for pro3ects to make the community extraordinary rather than for projeets which should be cnnsidered General Fund projects, was read. Mr. Copeland then listed the 39 projects submitted, some-of which were not eligible. Mrs. Petrigac asked Councilmen McKa.y and Bierman and President Boehatier to serve as a committee to help decide which projects should be selected. Mrs. Petrigac moved