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Council Minutes of 4/l./8f~ _3_ 2) Safety Committee discussed the 911 Emergency Response System and while every- one agreed that North Olmsted has an excellent system, it was felt that the 911 system will be the technology of tomorrow as far as community response is con- cerned and the city should get on board now. As chairman, Mr. O'Grady will forward a legislation request to Law Director Gareau asking him to draft a resolution supporting the installation of the 911 system. 3) Committee also discussed Ordinance No. 85-39, the stun gun ordinance. Committee is still doubtful about this particular ordinance since the Law Director has stated that he felt the ordinance,. as written, is "vague". Will allow the ordin- ance to have second reading this evening. Will ask the Law Director to amend if necessary and will approve or table the ordinance when it goes on third reading. 4) Has received a new liquor permit request for a D3 license from Gary Von Agency, dba Frauleins, 25700 Lorain Road. A previous request by this applicant was turned down in 1984 on the advice of former Building Commissioner Gundy. He had found numerous violations at this address, such as, inadequate parking, non-compliance with Ohio Basic Building Code Section 816 (Interior Exit Stairway); non-conforming stairway to toilet facilities on the second floor; non-compliance with Article 8, OBBC (Means of Egress); 1980 plan approval was to change use from single residential to business offices only, including first and second floor ,but NO PERMSTS were ever approved or issued for these changes; Building Commissioner was especially concerned with deficient ceiling height, improper ingress-egress, fire segaration and mechanical installations (electrical, air handling. and plumbing). Committee will request present Building Commissioner Spino to investigate this property at this time before council acts on this new liquor permit. 5) Mr. O'Grady moved council have no objection to the issuance of an F2 permit for the St. Clarence Mens Club, 30106 Lorain Road, for a function to be held on Saturday, April 26, 1986, second by Mr. Wilamosky, unanimously approved. President Woerpel requested that the Clerk. of Council make copies of a letter from Mr. Virgil Brown, Chairman of the County 911 Planning Com mtttee, which con- tained a sample resolution for adoption of the 911 plan, and forward same to Mr. O'Grady for enclosure with his legislation request to the Law Director. Mr. Tallon, Chairman Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings Catimnittee reported: 1) Recreation Committee met on March 27th with Mr. Rademaker, Mr. Lackey and Mr. Tallon in attendance. Committee discussed Ordinance No. 86-29, the establishment of fees for the use of Recreation Department facilities. Mr. Tallon noted the changes in fee structure as reflected in the ordinance, 86-29, on first reading this evening. Mr. Wilamosky noted that under Pool Fees, a senior single admission was provided for, however, under Ice Rink Fees, there was no provision for senior single admission. Mr. Tallon did not know the reason for this omission and will Look into it. Audience participation: Madeline Brookshire, 5140 Hampton Drive, reminded the administration and council that they had received a very clear directive with respect to the extension of Stearns Road through North Olmsted in the city-wide vote a few years ago. Dick Spaeth, 28873 Tudor Drive, reminded council that under Mayor Christman, the southern extension of Stearns Road could not go through because it would not have access to another major highway. Does not want the city to give legitimate action to a road that may be put in illegally; think about it.