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Council Minutes of 4/1$/85 -4- 3) Committee also discussed City Engineer's letter suggesting the abolishment of the "no right hand turn" at Great Northern Boulevard, turning right onto Lorain Road in front of the Shell Service Station. Committee would like to wait until new relocated Columbia Road is opened and see what affect this will have. In the meantime,-the Police Department will watch this intersection and keep the committee advised. 4) Committee also discussed Ordinance No. 84-110 which was introduced in November of 1984 and would establish no stopping or parking zones on the fire hydrant sides of Dogwood Trail, Linwood Circle and Forestwood Parkway. Some residents had asked for this legislation but after taking a survey of the street, it appears that the majority of the residents do not want these signs installed. Committee therefore recommends that Ordinance No. 84-110 be tabled. Mr. Tallon, Chairman Building, .Zoning and Development Committee reported: 1) With regard to the Flagner century home on Porter Road, is happy to report that the property has been completely cleaned up; the restoration is still under- way and the owners are in the process of hiring contractors to complete the project in a resonable amount of time. Mr. Wilamosky, Chairman Finance Committee as well as Streets and Drainage Committee reported: 1) The Finance Committee met on March 25th and discussed the appropria- tion ordinance which was subsequently passed at a special meeting of council. Committee also discussed Ordinance Nos. 85-27 through 85-32 which authorizes the Director of Public Service to advertise for 5.,000 tons of asphalt and tack coating for city streets; 2,500 gallons of crosswalk and highway paint; 500 cubic yards of concrete, including removal and disposal of same; various reflecting traffic sign and roadway marking materials; 2,000 tons of stone and various motor oils and lubricants to be used by the Service Department garage. Committee has no objection. Letters and communications: President Boehmer announced receipt of a letter from Mr. Rocco Puzzietello, Presi- dent of Hennie Homes, requesting rezoning of lots in Pheasant Walk Subdivision, fronting on Lorain Road at 29196 Lorain Road; to be rezoned from commercial to residential. Letter was referred to Mr. Tallon and placed in BZD Committee. Audience participation: Mrs. Madeline Brookshire, 5140 Hampton Drive, suggested that when the Community Cabin is closed for renovation, the people desiring an alternate meeting place might contact Horizons at Chestnut School or use the community meeting room at the North Olmsted Branch Library. Mr. Robert E. Ralph, 4523 Brendan Lane, referred to the Council Meeting of April 2nd, 1985, and the report given by Mr. Roger Clingman. Mr. Ralph stated that Mr. Clingman's dilemma was brought on by himself.. When he developed Brendan Lane, he sold off a piece of property to Mr. Gerry Slaybaugh which in his original plan was access to the property he now wants Council to give him a plan to de- velop. Mr. Clingman offered that .property for a sum of money five or six years ago, however when the property owners got the money together to put in escrow, Mr. Clingman changed his mind. The resulting problem has been on-going and con- tinuous. Residents have been before the Board of Zoning many times; Mrs. Saringer has met with the residents in several instances; Mr. Clingman had his building license revoked on several occasions. Mr. Ralph would like Council to answer Mr. Clingman's request for a plan by sending him a letter advising him to sell the property to the homeowners on Brendan Lane, which was his original plan five or six years ago, and get all this off his back.