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Council Minutes of 5/3(83 -6- 4D 4) Committee briefly discussed the Sewer System Evaluation Survey and capital improve- ments to begin at the Treatment Plant in September or October and to be caffipleted in October of 1986. Future meeting date will be aanounced under new business to further discuss SSES. Mr. Wilamosky, Chairman Finance Coimnittee reported: 1) A joint meeting of Finance and Environmental Control Coram.ittees was held to discuss the intent of Ordinance No. $3-40, which would provide for some adjustments to the existing City policy as it relates to picking up rubbish from condominiums in the City. Service Director Corrigan and Doctor Mandato were also in attendance. Dr. Ma.ndato offered to provide Mr. Corrigan with some cost information; Mr. Corrigan will study the information he has gathered as well as the infarmation supplied by Dr. Mandato. Committee did not come to any conclusion; will continue to look at what the needs are and what the costs will be and will report back to Council. Letters and Courmunications: Clerk announced receipt of a communication from Mrs. Anne Predovic, asking Council to disapprove the rezoning in the Pheasant Walk Subdivisfion, as reported by Mr. Woerpel. People addressing Council: Mr. John McGill, 34555 Chagrin Boulevard, Moreland Hills, Ohio, asked for a vote by Council with respect to the request to rezone a 42 acre parcel on the southwest quadrant of 1480 and relocated 252. Mr. Logan explained that this was not the way Cauncil operated. Planning Commi.ssion rejected the request, BZD Committee upheld Planning Commission's decision, Council concurred by not asking for appropriate legislation so, in effect, also rejects the request for rezoning. Sparky DiBenedetto, 190 Plymouth, Bay Village, Ohio, again discussed his request for rezoning of the northeast corner of Dover and Brookpark Road Extension; stated he has to exhaust every remedy before going to Common Pleas Court. Mr. Bierman advised he did not have to appeal to Countil; the City Charter contains steps for appeal; Mr. DiBenedetto should have his attorney look into our Charter. Mr. Lynn Ma.ximuk, 30817 Old Shore Drive, President of the Timber Trails/Meadowbrook Homeowners' Association outlined the many problems existing in the subdivision which include, lack of dedicated streets, City's waiver of the completion performance bond, construction of Class B housing, lack of street lighting, people parking on the street and cutting through private property to gain access to the Soccer Fields, etc. Mr. John Kipp, 30786 Windy Hollow, supported all of Mr. Maximuk's statements and also referred to the minutes of Council of April 19, 1983, in which the City Engineer stated he had walked the site, talked to the new developer who would prepare a response to a submitted list of problems to be corrected. Has City Engineer receiued a response? Mr. Zurawski advised that the response was received and his reply will be prepared within the month. Mr. Woerpel, Chairman BZD Committee asked that a meeting be set up with the homeowners and the committee for further discussion of the problems. Mrs. Gemma Szabo, 30827 Bradley Road, thanked the AdministratiQn for erecting the "no parking" signs at the Bradley/Barton Park. Mrs. Lois DeBrodt, 23141 Stoneybrook Drive, presented a request by two students to allow Horizons to use Town Hall for Mime Theatre and Shakespeare. Asked Mrs. Petrigac to present the request to Landmarks Commission. . ? . ? ? . . ???4 1 .,.n= ,