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<br />Council Minutes of 11/20/84
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<br />Mr. O'Grady, Chairman Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee reported:
<br />1) Moved Council have no objection to the transfer of a D2, D2X, D3, D3A, and
<br />D6 liquor permit from Kitchen Maid Akron, Incorporated, dba Rhinelander, 25973
<br />Brookpark Road, to Kitchen Maid Akron, Incorporated, Neil H. Mintz, Rcvr.,
<br />25973 Brookpark Road, North Olmsted, Ohio, second by Mrs. Saringer, unanimously
<br />approved.
<br />2) Moved Council have no objection to the issuance of an F2 liquor permit to the
<br />Kiwanis Club of North Opted, 28271 Lorain Road, North Olmsted, Ohio, for a
<br />function to be held on December 31, 1984, second by Mrs. Saringer, unanimously
<br />approved.
<br />3) Safety Committee met on November 13th, with Safety Director Petre, City Engineer
<br />Schaller and Councilman Bierman also in attendance, and discussed Ordinance No.
<br />84-104 which calls for "no right turn on red" during morning and evening rush hours
<br />at Lorain and Clague Roads. A survey will be done, prior to third reading, because
<br />of the installation of the left turn signal on north/south Clague Road. at Lorain Road.
<br />4) Committee discussed .Ordinance No. 84-106, entering into a contract with the
<br />Cuyahoga County General Health District for the year 1985 and recommends passage.
<br />5) Ordinance No. 84-96, requiring any person convicted of an offense, other than a
<br />minor misdemeanor, and confined, to reimburse the City for its expenses, was dis-
<br />cussed and committee recommends passage. Chief Taylor's report indicates a total
<br />cost of $4,532 for seven prisoners for 103 days at $44 per day, during the billing
<br />period of January through March, 1984, as well as a total cost of $1,175 for four
<br />prisoners for 25 days at $47 per day, during the billing period of April through
<br />June,- 1984.
<br />6) Committee also reviewed Ordinance No. 68-104 which covers traveling public shows
<br />and carnivals. Discussed an amendment to this 1968 ordinance which would update
<br />fees and give employees of a traveling show or carnival the right to use camper-
<br />type living quarters on City grounds if they are responsible for the safety and
<br />security of the equipment. Permission would have to be requested of the Safety
<br />Department. A legislative request has been forwarded to Law Director since entire
<br />committee was in favor of this amendment.
<br />7) Mr. Petre and Mr. Schaller met with Mr. Gary Bammerlein and Bill Petit from ODOT
<br />with respect to the Porter Road speed limit. Mr. O'Grady will be given a letter
<br />with detailed recommendations and will review same with Council.
<br />1•trs. Petrigac, Chairman Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings Committee as well as
<br />Transportation Committee reported: 1) Transportation Committee met and discussed
<br />Ordinance No. 84-109 dealing with no stopping or parking zones on the fire hydrant
<br />sides on Hampton, Devon, Berkshire, Tudor, Alden, Douglas, Evergreen and Wi11et Drive.
<br />Also, discussed Ordinance Tlos. 84-110 and 84-111, dealing with the same restriction
<br />on Dogwood Trail, Linwood Circle, Forestwood Parkway and Westview Drive, from Lorain
<br />Road south to Linda Drive. Connnittee has no objection and recommends passage.
<br />Mrs. Saringer pointed out that no parking on the fire hydrant side of streets had
<br />been discussed before and there were no funds available to purchase and post all
<br />the signs that would be required. Is in favor of this restriction but feels it
<br />should be uniform throughout the City so as not to be confusing. Asked that Mrs.
<br />Petrigac discuss this in her committee to see if there are available funds to have
<br />uniformity throughout the entire City. Mrs. Petrigac stated that committee did con-
<br />Sider this and agreed with Mrs. Saringer's statement however funds are not available
<br />for city-wide coverage. The homeowners' association requested restrictions on the
<br />streets named in the ordinances; funds are available for these signs; this is a be-
<br />ginning and hopefully it can be an on-going program. Mr. i•Jilamosky asked what
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