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Council Minutes of 3111$3 -5- 4) Planning Commission unanimously rejected a progosal from Developers Diversi- fied, Inc. to rezone 42.91 acres, at relocated S.R. 252, I-480 and Butternut Ridge Road, from Class A residential to Matorist Serviee and HLixed Use District. 5) BZD Committee wi11 atteupt to hold its regular mnnthly meetings on the fonrth Thursday of each month at 7:30 P.M. as was done 1asC year, however, Committee will not meet on March 24th. Mr. McKay, Chairman Public Safety, Health and Welfare Comaittee reported: 1) Moved Council instruct the Clerk af Council to prepare a letter to the Ohio Department of Liquor Control stating that Council has no objection to the issuance of an F2 liquor license for the Olmsted Falls Hockey Association's 5t. Patrick's Day Party to be held at the North Olms:ted Party Center, 29271 Lorain Rasd, on March 17, 1983, second by Mr. Woerpel, unanimousZy approved. 2) Moved Couneil have no objection to the transfer of a C2 and C2X liquor Zicense from First National Supermarkets, Inc., dba Pick N Pay, 25877 Brookpark Road, to First National Sugermarkets, Inc., dba Pick N Pay, 26350 Great Northern Shopping Center, second by Mr. Woerpel, unanimously approved. Mr. Wilamosky, Chairman Finance Committee as well as Streets and Drainage Comittee reported: 1) Finance Committee met on February 19th with Msyor and Finance D3rector in attendance to discuss the Ma,yor's recommendations with respect to the 1483 appropriations, as well as Ordtnance No. 83-21 which provides for the fixing of compensation for the Council At-Large member.s for the term beginning January 1, 1984, through December 31, 1987. Will be offering an amendment to this legislation. Committee attempted to break down the appropriation ordinance on a line item basis and is determined that the recommendation will be nat to adopt the agpropriation ordinance in the form submitted. Committee feeZs some changes are stili necessary and hopefullq wi11 meet with Council-as-a-Whole to discuss. Further discussions on this sub3ect were held on February 23rd and 24th and Council has received a "working" copy of the ordinance for their consideration. Mr. Woerpel asked what amendments the Committee was considering with respect to Ordinance No. 83-21, the Council At-Large wages. Mr. Wilamosky replied that the Coartnittee would recoimnend that the Council At-Large wages, with the term beginning in 1984 not exceed that of the Ward Councilmen. Feels that this too is something that might be discussed by Council-as-a-Whole. People addressing Council: Mrs. Pat McLeod, 30860 North Court; Mr. James J. Carter, 30859 South Court; Mr. Steve Bowman, 6662 Wedgewaod; Mrs. Ruth Stevens, Wedgewood, addressed Council with respect to the rezoning as provided for in Ordinance Nos. 83-2 and 83-3 and restated their opinions that this would be highly detrimental to their property and way of life; suggested a 30 day delay before the legislation is voted on. Mrs. Saringer moved Council recess for Roll call on motion: Affirmative vote: Negative vote: Logan, McKay, taoerpel. recessed for three minutes. three minutes, second by Mrs. Petrigac. Bierman, Petrigac, Saringer, Wilamosky. 4 Aye - 3 Nay - Motion carried. Council Mr. Tim Flannery, 3640 Dawn Drive and Mr. Terry Relly, 27976 Edgepark asked if the ice rink could be kept open this summer to accommodate the figure skaters, hockey players, power skaters and public skating. Mr. McKay reported that the is reason the rink closed last summer was because it needed repairs. Mayor s[aCed that all the summer recreation programs would be evaluated and considered during budget meetings with the Finance Comnittee. Mr. Petre reported that the budget submitted by the Recreation Commission does not include opening the ice rink during the July and August months.