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Council Minutes of 6/5/84 <br />-4- <br />associated with NOACA or Regional Planning. Many possibilities were discussed and <br />the commission and board members are to come back next month with at least one <br />person, hopefully two, to attend the next meeting. All of Council or designated <br />persons, as well as Members of the Administration will be named to form a Steering <br />Committee to establish some guidelines before the hiring of a City Planner. This <br />will begin next month; will be an on-going working committee. <br />Mr. Tallon, Chairman Building, Zoning and Development Committee reported: 1) Committee <br />met May 24th with all members present as well as Councilwoman Petrigac, Building <br />Commissioner Gundy and Engineer McDermott. The following proposals were considered: <br />a. Bryant and Stratton Business Institute, 26700 Brookpark Road <br />Extension, proposal to construct addition; approved by Planning Commission and <br />Architectural Review Board. Mr. Tallon moved Council approve above described <br />addition, second by Mr. Bierman, unanimously approved. <br />b. Manor Care Nursing Home, 23225 Lorain Road, proposal to construct <br />an addition; approved by Planning Commission and Architectural Review Board. <br />Mr. Tallon moved Council approve above described addition., second by Mr. Rademaker, <br />unanimously approved. <br />c. Michael O'Grady, 31400 Bradley Road, proposal to construct an <br />addition to an industrial building; approved by Architectural Review Board contingent <br />upon approval by Engineering Department. Mr. Tallon moved Council approve above <br />described addition, second by Mr. Bierman, unanimously approved. <br />d. Mr. Jerry Slabaugh, 25559 Lorain Road, Great Northern Sports and <br />Imports, proposal to construct an addition; approved by Architectural Board of <br />Review, subject to recommendation of the Engineering Department regarding drainage. <br />Mr. Tallon moved Council approve the above described addition, second by Mr. O'Grady, <br />unanimously approved. <br />e. Sister's Chicken and Biscuits, 25710/25730 Lorain Road, proposal <br />to construct restaurant; approved by Architectural Board of Review and Planning <br />Commission. Mr. Tallon moved Council approve above described restaurant, second <br />by Mr. O'Grady, unanimously approved. <br />Mr. Wilamosky, Chairman Finance Committee as well as Streets and Drainage Committee <br />reported: 1) Finance Committee met jointly with Environmental Control Committee on <br />May 21st with Dalton, Dalton, Newport representatives and Mr. Wayne Kuhn from <br />McDonald and Company also in attendance. Committee discussed various proposals for <br />financing improvements to the Wastewater Treatment Plant. Basically did not accomplish <br />too much at this meeting; requested that a fourth proposal be developed and met again <br />on May 31st. Committee reviewed the fourth proposal and asked for additional infor- <br />mation that would provide for a little more of an extension with respect to projections <br />on the user fee structure. Committee now has a good understanding as to what the costs <br />are going to be in the short run, utilizing the 1.4 and 2.6 millage proposals; would <br />like to see more of an extension as it relates to projected costs of 0 and M and <br />capital improvement and replacement beyond the five or six years as it was submitted. <br />There is no .clear picture for the long run; would like to see some projections as to <br />the cost to the consumers. Have requested Mr. John Larson of Squire, Sanders and <br />Dempsey to prepare two pieces of legislation providing for Charter amendments in the <br />form of 1.4 mill as well as 2.6 mill for Council review and recommendation. Finance <br />Director will give Committee an extension with respect to projections; hopefully <br />within the next few days. <br />
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