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Council Minutes of 11/1/88 -7- Bob Brookshire, 5140 Hampton Drive, stated that no one has answered the question about where the money is to come from that is the city's,tresponsibility. Also, feels Crocker Road Extension will probably be the worst hot spot in the city when 16,000 cars are added on a four lane highway which funnels into a two lane, soft-shouldered Stearns Road. Further, objected to the response Law Director Gareau made to Mr. Frick at the council meeting of September 20th. Would like the council and administration to remember that the constitution is "of", "by" and "for" the people. The people elected them and if the people put them "in", they could also put them "out". Does not think they are all bad but better representation of the people has to be given. Sally Sayers, 4256 Porter Road, commented on the Tree City Award. As a child, her entire family spent every Sunday having a picnic on Lansing Drive where it deadended in a beautiful apple orchard. There were many more trees then but with the growth and natural development. of the City, more and more trees were lost. Many commercial businesses have developed; many residential properties have been built. The new road is needed because of this development and the burden of so much more traffic. Does not feel that the trees lost by the development of the new road will hurt that much more nor will the pollution be as bad as some people think. Chester Chrostowski, 4722 Porter Road, stated that in his 32 years of residency, the city has cut down almost every tree on his street because of the damage done by traffic pollution. Porter Road has had more pollution than anyone else is complaining about because Porter is such a narrow street. Mr. Reis again addressed council and suggested that someone call the Greater Cleveland Ecology Association, 631-1890, to find out how much it will cost to have contractors come out and pick up the city's leaves. This association is currently taking care of Fairview Park, Lakewood and Parma. LEGISLATION: Ordinance No. 88-75 introduced by Mr. Tallon was given its third reading. An ordinance creating new Chapter 1141 of the North Olmsted Zoning Code entitled, "Office Building District", as amended.. Mr. Tallon moved for adoption, second by Mr. Wilamosky, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 88-75 adopted. Ordinance No. 88-116 introduced by Mayor Petrigac was given its second reading. An ordinance to transfer appropriations for current expenses and other expendi- tures for the City. of North. Olmsted for the year ending December 31, 1988, as amended. Mr. Wilamosky moved for suspension of rule requiring three readings, second. by Mr. Tallon, unanimously approved, Mr. Wilamosky moved for adoption, second by Mr. Tallon, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 88-116 adopted. Ordinance No. 88-117 introduced by Mayor Petrigac was given its second reading. An ordinance authorizing the Police Department to purchase a fire alarm system to be placed in the jail area, and declaring an emergency. Mr. Wilamosky moved for suspension of rule requiring three readings, second by Mr. Boehmer, unani- mously approved. Mr. Wilamosky moved for adoption, second by Mr. Boehmer, unanimously approved. Ordinance No. 88-117 adopted. Ordinance No. 88-118 introduced by Mr. Tallon was given its second reading. An ordinance providing for the amendment of the Zone Map of the City of North Olmsted, which Zone Map is part of the Zoning Code of the City of North Olmsted, by changing the premises hereinafter described from Single Residence C District to Office Building District and further, from certain premises hereinafter described, from Multiple Residence District to Office Building District. ,_ i