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Council Minutes of 4/2/85 -3- the target group and a program covering the education of parents is also very important. Knowing what the child was wearing, keeping current dental records, utilizing a Child Find booklet and keeping it current will assist law enforce- ment agencies. Further discussion of this program will be undertaken on April 15th, at 3 P.M., at the North Olmsted Police Department. 2) Has requested the Safety Director to institute a traffic survey of Porter Road for the purpose of determining the feasibility of reducing the speed to 25 miles per hour; Mr. Petre has already taken this matter under consideration. Mrs. Petrigac, Chairman Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings Committee as well as Transportation Committee reported: 1) Landmarks Commission met on March 21st and discussed the Community Council report on the renovation of Community Cabin. Since the Community Cabin is listed on the Ohio Historical Society's inventory, any renovation should be in keeping with this designation. Will be scheduling a combined Recreation/Long Range Planning Committee meeting, with Landmarks Commission and Community Council members. Members of the Landmarks Commission are presently involved in a preliminary visual survey of pre-1920 buildings. Mr. Tallon, Chairman Building, Zoning and Development Committee reported: 1) BZD Committee met on Thursday, March 28th. Mrs. Petrigac sat on the committee. The first order of business were the Building Department requests. a. Biskind Development Corporation, preliminary plans to construct a motel in a mixed use district on the south side of Country Club Boulevard. The plans were reviewed and a few minor changes noted and approved as presented. Mr. Tallon moved Council approve the preliminary plans as stated above, second by Mrs. Petrigac, unanimously approved. b. Great Northern Theatre., proposal to construct an addition to the rear of the present building. The first part of the proposal is the con- struction of the addition to the rear of the building. Proposal was addressed by Planning Commission and ARB. The Fire Department had five requests which the developer agreed to meet. ARB had a request that the dumpsters be penned in brick and that eight trees be planted along the rear of the building. Committee approved the proposal. Mr. Tallon moved Council approve the proposed addition as stated above, second by Mr. Bierman, unanimously approved. b.(1) Great Northern Theatre, vacation of an existing sanitary sewer easement and a relocation easement. This was the second part of the pro- posal. Terms for this have to be worked out and legislation drawn up; will be forthcoming in the near future. c. North Olmsted United Methodist Church, 4600 Dover Center Road, special permit was granted by Board of Zoning Appeals on March 6, 1985, for a 2,700 square foot addition for classrooms and meeting spaces. Committee approved the plans as presented. Mr. Tallon moved Council approve proposed addition plans as presented, second by Mr. Bierman, unanimously approved. d. Mr. Carburetor, 24002 Lorain Road, proposal to construct an addition approximately 1,200 square feet to the rear of the existing building. Building Department noted that the cinder driveway would have to be covered and paved. Committee approved the plans as presented. Mr. Tallon moved Council approve the proposed addition as stated above, second by Mr. Bierman, unanimously approved. e. North Olmsted Industrial Park, preliminary plans. Approved by committee. Mr. Tallon moved Council approve preliminary plans as presented, second by Mr. Bierman, unanimously approved. ~~~