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Council Minutes of 5/17/83 -2- 2) Has wzitten the City of Cleveland coneerning the 3% retention on sewer billing. Under the new contract imposed last year, they would withhold 3% o£ everything billed for delinquent accounts. Thia amounts to $23,000 for the last two billings; City's write-off for bad debt during this period was $500; have asked for the release of the $23,000. Law Direetor Gareau reported: 1) City had a case appealed from the Zoning Board of Appeals dealing with an irregular lot in Timber Trails, which abuts Tinber Ceve. A temporary restraining order hearing was held yesterdap wherein the abutting progerty owner sought to have the City restrained from issuing a building permit and Mr. Ream from building on that lot. Judge I.awther refused to issue the temporary restraining order so presumably the permit wi11 be issued and the construction will cosomence. Mr. Logan, Chairman Transportation Committee, explained that he had not scheduled any committee meetings since he has been on jury duty for two weeks and working evenings at his full time occupation. Mr. Bierman, Chairman Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings, reported: 1) Many residents from West Ranchview appeared at the May lOth Recreation Commission Meeting to voice their strong objectians to the proposed motorcross bike trail on the east side of the Recreation Eamplex property. Mrs. Petrigac, Chairman Long Range Planning Committee reported: 1) Attended the Public Hearing for Comenunity Development Block Grants. A few of the suggestians were: an addition to Fire Station Number One; hausing for senior citizens; a place for Horizons; rehabilitation of Town Hall; purehase of property along 1480 next to what is kn.own as "Kiwanis Park"; Canterbury Road resurfacing; Brookpark Road signalization; Columbia, Fawn and Roae Road traffic signal; Clague Road culvert; sanitary sewer rehabilitation; etc. Long Range Planning Comcnittee wi11 be meeting on Wednesday, June lst, at 7:30 P.M. to prioritize the projects for submissioir to Council. Council must vote on these projects at the regular Council Meeting on June 7th in order to meet the deadline for CDBG. Has invited Mr. Schultz froia Kiwanis to attend the next meeting of the City Land Use Committee to review the proposal he has presented to purchase land. 2) Thursday, May 19th, at 9 o'cloek, Long Range Planning Committee will meet with the Landmarks Commission to discuss suggested uses for Town Hall. 3) Will be asking for suspension of rule requiring three readings of Resolution PIo. 83-66. Resolution needs to be approved tonight and attached to the grant proposal from the Ohio Historic Preservation Office for matching funds. 4) Council Chamber Committee will meet tomorrow at six o'clock to discuss a letter from an interior decorator, financing, and other matters pertaining to the new City Center. Mrs. Saringer, Chairman Intra-Governmental Relations and Legislation Committee reported: 1) Committee met Ma.y 9th and discussed amending the ordinance on the frozen dessert peddlers. Section E was amended to read they must secure a"food establishment permit" from the Coimty. Also, a new 5ection H was added to require the peddlers to have a minimum of $300,000 insurance for bodily injury and property damage. Will ask for sus- pension of rule requiring three readings since permits are already being applied for. Mr. Woerpel reminded Mrs. Saringer that `ahen another meeting is scheduled, there is a vacancy on the Landmarks Coumission which needs to be filled by a Council appointment. Mr. Woerpel, Chairman Building, Zoning and Development Committee reported: 1) A meeting 41 was held on Wedneaday, May llth, with members of the BZD Committee and residents of Timber Trails, or Meadowbrook, as it is now called. Members of Council present were President Boehmer, Mrs. Petrigac, Mr. Wilamosky and Mr. Woerpel. Residents present were Mr. Lynn Maximuk, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald, Mr. Kipp, Mr. and Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Yanik.