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Council M~nute~ o~ 2/2/84 _4_ Mr. ?~ilamosky, Chairman Finance Committee as well as Streets and Drainage Committee reported: 1) Streets and Drainage Committee met on February 9th and discussed Ordinance No. 842 providing for vacation of Olmsted Court; cougaittee has no objection. 2) Committee discussed Ordinance No 84-9, providing that the Cuyahoga County Board of Commissioners maintain various streets in North Olmsted and committee has no objection. 3) Committee discussed Ordinance No. 82-171, which accepts for dedication the Brendan Circle Subdivision.. Previously had some concerns with respect to the overall con- dition of the street. Engineering Department approved a repair job that the Committee did not totally agree was satisfactory. There are no bond monies left within the fund for this subdivision and. committee feels that there is an obligation to the citizens to move ahead and adopt the legislation. Would caution the Administration to abandon approval of repairs of the type made on Brendan Circle because of a question as to their permanency. A similar type of repair was used in a test program and has been successful to date so committee recommends this dedication. 4) Committee discussed the status of Timber Trails Subdivision, now known as Meadow- brook. Committee understands that much, if not all, of the vacant property is owned by Continental Federal. Recommends that Continental Federal be advised by the Administration and the Law Department just what is expected in making the necessary improvements to move ahead and accept this area for dedication and for the City to take whatever legal steps are necessary to bring a final and firm resolution to the problems that exist. 5) Request a report from the Administration dealing with the status of Vita and Josephine Drives and dedication of this area. 6) Finance Committee met on .February 9th, immediately following Streets and Drainage Meeting. Discussed Ordinance No. $4-4 and requested that it be removed from the agenda until committee can look at the 1984 appropriations and compare the priorities listed in Ordinance No. 84-4 with the other priorities. Law Director Gareau advised Mr. Wilamosky that with respect to Vita Lane and Josephine, this is being litigated in Rocky River Municipal Court and the Law Department has gone after the bonding company. The hold-up is that a third. party complain has been filed, bringing in the original owner of the subdivision. and a couple of other people. Probably in the next two to three months this will finally be resolved. Audience participation: Mr. Jacob Michael Jost, 4187 Columbia Road, stated his objections to the large balloon sign, advertising beer, erected on the roof of Buckeye Lanes Bowling Alley. Mr. Petre advised that upon Mr. Jost's complaint, an investigation was held and when it was found that the bowling alley did not. have a permit for the sign, it was de- flated and removed. It has been restored because the bowling. alley did apply for a temporary permit, which was granted by the Building Department, and the sign will be up until Saturday of this week. In meeting with the bowling alley management, some of the other complaints regarding trash and the running of trailer generators were also addressed. LEGISLATION: Ordinance No. 82-171 introduced by Mr. ?ailamosky was given its third reading. An ordinance accepting for dedication the Brendan Circle Subdivision, which includes Brendan Circle and Flm Road, in the City of North Olmsted. Mr. ?ailamosky moved for adoption, second by Mr. O'~rady, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 82-171 adopted. Ordinance No. 84-2 introduced by Mr. Bierman was given its third reading. An ordin- ance vacating Piorth Olmsted Court, located in the City of North Olmsted, and declaring an emergency. Mr. Bierman moved for adoption, second by Mr. Wilamosky, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 84-2 adopted.