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Council Minutes of 2/5/85 -3- c. Bryant and Stratton Business Institute, 26700 Brookpark Exten- sion, review of altered parking layout. This proposal had been submitted previously but Gold Circle/Federated Department Stores, had objected since some of the parking involved was not under lease to Bryant and Stratton. Federated Department Store letter was read stating they now approve the plan. Additional parking will be added on the west side of the parking lot; berm on the west property line will be reduced and lowered; shrubs and grass will be planted on top; some light poles and fire hydrants will be relocated; traffic flow will be changed so the Gold Circle traffic will be directed to the east and the westerly portion will be for Bryant/Stratton parking. Proposal was explained to adjacent neighbor, Mr. Klimkowitz, who had no objection. Assistant Law Director Dubelko was satisfied that there was no problem with the leased parking arrangement. Mr. Tallon moved Council accept the Bryant and Stratton altered parking layout as stated above, second by Mr. O'Grady, unani- mously approved. 2) Committee discussed Engineering Department proposals. The first proposal was brought by Milton's Restaurant and was to change the zoning on the back part of their parcel. Committee felt this was not within its jurisdiction and referred Mr. Gargolis to the Law Department. 3) Kacirek Funeral Home proposal, asking for relief from one of the City's ordin- ances pertaining to water retention, was discussed. Mr. Kacirek was told this was not within the realm of the BZD Committee and was advised to return it, through the Engineering Department, to the Law Department. 4) Mr. Clingman, owner, asked the BZD Committee to reverse the Planning Commission's decision with respect to the Deerpath Subdivision; committee refused to do so, stating that it concurred with Planning Commission's ruling. 5) 7515 Company's Subdivision No. 2, as covered under Ordinance No. 83-61, was dis- cussed and committee recommends that the ordinance be placed on third reading at the February 19th Council Meeting. Mr. Wilamosky, Chairman Finance Committee as well as Streets and Drainage Committee reported: 1) Streets and Drainage Committee met last week and again on February 5th. Director Corrigan, Engineer Schaller and Public T~orks Commissioner Gorsuch were in attendance at both meetings. Discussion covered possible projects for fiscal year 1985, paving, asphalt as well as drainage. Committee's opinion is that the City will have to find another source of funding other than the general fund to accomplish some of the enormous projects that lie ahead, i.e. not only paving but drainage work and streets such as Canterbury Road which will require Bomaging to resolve its problems. Committee will recommend funding through notes, such projects as Lessner Road, Barton Road, Porter Road, Coe and others. Have asked Engineering Department to develop a list of streets in need of repair. Till request the Administration to contact Mr. Wayne Kuhn of McDonald and Company to advise what direction the City should take in issuing notes to accomplish some of the major projects and thus be able to utilize exising general fund dollars to resolve some of the other lesser projects. Twill be submitting recommendations to Council after further committee discussion with the Administration and Mr. Kuhn. Letters and Communications: Clerk of Council read a letter of resignation from Mrs. Marlene Orzechowski, former Chairwoman of Landmarks Commission. LEGISLATION: Resolution No. 85-1 introduced by Mr. Bierman on behalf of the Mayor and the entire Council was given its third reading. A resolution commending the public service of Chief Marion R. Taylor. Mr. Bierman moved for adoption, second by Nirs. Saringer, unanimously approved. Resolution Pdo. 85-1 adopted.