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Council Minutes of 3/5/85 _4_ 2) City. Engineer Schaller reported back to B7,D Committee with respect to Kacirek Funeral Home. Engineering Department handled their request; no further action was needed. 3) The 7515 proposal is in committee and will be discussed at the next BZD meeting. Mr. ?dilamosky, Chairman Finance Committee as well as Streets and Drainage Committee reported: 1) Streets. and Drainage Committee met on February 25th with Engineer Schaller, Director Corrigan and Commissioner Gorsuch also in attendance. Committee discussed the three major roadway projects as previously reported to Council. Committee is considering a recommendation to Council for the use of notes to complete these projects. Also discussed recommending improvements in the area of Holly, Cypress and Magnolia, as well as other streets in the Olmsted Subdivision, be in- cluded. Finance Director Boyle has reported a $2,000,00 plus open bonding capacity at this point in time.. Four projects are included in the discussion of the bond issue: Porter Road, Barton Road, Lessner Road and the streets mentioned in the Olmsted Subdivision. Street conditions not only affect the health and safety of residents but also .home values. Although there has been some criticism about the use of bonds, nobody has suggested an alternative. Will be making a recommendation to Council before the appropriation ordinance is adopted. Letters and Communications: Clerk of Council reported the receipt of a resolution passed by the City of Strongs- ville - Resolution No. 19$5-2, opposing the proposed motor vehicle emmissions in- spection and maintenance program for the State of Ohio. Also, Resolution No. 1985-03, urging General Motors to_locate its Saturn Division in Ohio and further, urging it give Cuyahoga County preferable consideration. President Boehmer referred the legislation to the Legislation Committee. Clerk of Council also reported that a Public Hearing would be held on Tuesday, March 1?_th at 8 P.M. with respect to the Carriage .Carpet Industrial Revenue Bond Issue and a Special Council Meeting, called by the Mayor, would be held on Tuesday, March 12th, immediately following the Public Hearing, to introduce Ordinance No. 85-19, the bond ordinance covering the IRB issue. Audience participation: Lemma Szabo, 30837 Bradley Road, asked what, if_ anything, had been done with respect to the Law Department's investigation of the delayed letter from the State Employee Relations Board; Law Director Gareau indicated it was still being looked into. Madeline Brookshire, 5104 Hampton Drive, asked for the date of the F2 permit function for Bill Lackey; Mr. O'Grady replied it was for March 20th. She also feels that too many city cars are being driven home; if the city would institute some effective cost effective measures, we would have money to do road repairs. LEGISLATIONS Ordinance No. 85-7 introduced by Mr. Tallon was given its third reading. An ordin- ance amending Section 1202.02 of the Toning Code entitled "TJses Permitted", of Chapter 1201 of the Zoning Code entitled "Area. TJses and. Standards in Mixed Use Districts A and B", as amended. Mr. T_allon moved for adoption, second by Mr. O'Grady, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 85-7 adopted. Resolution No. 85-8 introduced by Mr. Bierman was given its third reading. A reso- lution urging the State Legislature to enact legislation. to control registration of pesticide users. Mr. Bierman moved. for adoption, second by Mrs. Saringer, unanimously approved. Resolution No. 85-8 adopted. .. ..n...+wEAa .. YxN1rn~vsry~: ~., .., .... .d.. 4t~°fie%?ri"