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<br />Council Minutes of 12/17/85 ~ -3- <br />c. Country Club Condominiums, relocation of recreation area <br />which is presently east of the condominiums to the south side of Country <br />Club Boulevard and west of the Great Northern Apartments. Size and square <br />footage has been increased; tennis area will be fenced in; the five foot <br />setback recommended by ARB was approved by Planning Commission and BZD <br />Committee. Mr. Bierman moved Council approve said relocation, second by <br />Mr. Tallon, unanimously approved. <br />d. Biskind Development Company, improvement of Parcel D, <br />plans for a strip shopping center. Approved by ARB and Planning Commission <br />with recommendation to review with Planning Commission the overall parking <br />in the entire area, including old Great Northern Shopping Center, the new <br />mall, this proposed new development, in order to make a determination as to <br />whether additional parking is needed in any future development of this area. <br />Mr. Bierman moved Council approve said plans, second by Mrs. Saringer, <br />unanimously approved. <br />e. Mini Auto Wash, northwest corner of Root and Lorain Roads, <br />rezoning of Parcel B for uniformity of lots. Mr. Bierman moved for said <br />rezoning, second by Mr. Tallon. Law Director Gareau pointed out that any <br />rezoning must be done by ordinance and not by motion. Mr. Tallon withdrew <br />his second; Mr. Bierman withdrew his motion. Legislation will be requested. <br />Mr. Wilamosky, Chairman Finance Committee as well as Streets and Drainage <br />Committee reported: 1) Finance Committee met and discussed Ordinance No. 85-133 <br />with Service Director Corrigan, Commissioner Gorsuch and Finance Director Boyle. <br />In an effort to find a solution to reducing expenses relating to roadway salt, <br />committee included the possible purchase of a calcium chloride distribution <br />system to add to the salt when roadway temperatures fall below 20 degrees. <br />2) Committee also discussed Ordinance No. 85-134 which provides for appropri- <br />ations for balance of fiscal year 1985 and has no objection; will be asking <br />for suspension of rule requiring three readings on Ordinance Nos. 85-133 as <br />well as 85-134. <br />3) Also discussed with Director Boyle the possibility of issuing a Contract <br />Purchase Order for the balance of the cost of roadway improvements within <br />Olmsted Colony Subdivision. Council had previously appropriated the money <br />and to expedite, the City has entered into a contract with the lowest and <br />best bidder. Funds have been appropriated. through the sale of notes, however, <br />additional dollars are necessary. To alleviate potential problems in <br />budgeting for fiscal year 1986, Finance Director has been asked to issue a <br />Contract Purchase Order and encumber the balance of the necessary dollars <br />for the project. <br />Letters and Communications: <br />Clerk of Council read a petition requesting a street light on an existing <br />pole, No. 669202, located on the property line between 27527 and 27549 <br />Laurell Lane. Petition referred to Safety Committee. <br />Clerk of Council also read a letter extending best wishes from Councilman <br />Bierman for a happy new year and a healthy future for the City of North <br />Olmsted. <br />Audience participation: <br />Mrs. Lois DeBrodt, 23141 Stoneybraok Drive, as President of the North Olmsted <br />Community Council, extended an invitation to the swearing in ceremonies to <br />be held at the Senior Citizen Center, Sunday, December 29th, at 2 P.M. <br />~.+a~.+.'~..ri~'.MgI.I1M..0~lIC YY'•~r~~A'1#'Na:.AYH1>bk."Mk'f1~r.c4"HIKiF+ewY ~i. ... <br />1, <br />