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Council Minutes of 5/3/89 -2- Finance Director Boyle reported: 1) Now that Issue 7 has passed, the city can proceed with the roof repairs, after the engineering study and after council and the administration have approved the specs and an amount is determined. Next step is to have Squire, Sanders and Dempsey write up the appropriate legislation; would assume that the administration will borrow the money and pay it next year when the funds start coming in. Since the money will not be received until next year, and immediate repairs are done, the project will have to be accomplished through notes. An engineering study must be done first to set the correct cost, then add on the legal, add on the interest, and proceed with this project this year. Mr. Boehmer, Chairman Safety, Health and Welfare Committee reported: 1) Moved Council have no objection to the issuance of an F2 liquor permit for an affair to be held on June 17th by St. Brendan's Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Committee, second by Mrs. Bahas, unanimously approved. 2) Moved Council have no objection to the issuance of C2 liquor permit for Christine C. Sancin, dba Flavor of Ohio, 28879 Lorain Road, second by Mrs. Bahas, unanimously approved. Both liquor applications were approved by the Saf ety Committee at its meeting on April 17th, after the Special Council Meeting. Mr. Bohlmann, on behalf of Council, thanked Tom Fattlar and his committee, all the co-workers and the residents of North Olmsted who supported the Recreation Levy and passed Issue Seven. Mr. McKay, Chairman Environmental Control Committee as well as Streets and Drain- age Committee reported: 1) Council-as-a-Whole Committee's environmental project was to clean Butternut Ridge and Coe Cemeteries on April 22nd; this was accomplished and he would like to thank those who became involved. 2) Streets and Drainage Committee met on Monday, April 24th with committee members Boehmer and Wilamosky present as well as Service Director Noble and Richard Stock of Sunset Oval. Committee discussed Sunset Oval and was informed by Director Noble that he is awaiting a core sampling by the State of Ohio to determine the best approach for the street repair. If there is insuff icient base under the street, city will probably be cutting the cement one foot from the curb on each side, crush the cement in between the cuts, which will form a new base, and this would then be covered with an asphalt material to form. the surface, 3) Committee also discussed the Bradley Road Culvert Project which will be a combined "in-house" and "contracted out" repair, The "contracted out" portion will be the culvert going under Bradley Road. 4) West Ranchview Project was also discussed; this will be a "contracted out" pro- ject. The Bomagging will be dug up, the material treated and the street resur- f aced. At this time, no legislation is required for the project. Mr. Tallon, Chairman Building, Zoning. and Development Committee reported: 1) Has no committee report but is in receipt of a change in preliminary use for a property in the mixed-use district for Cellular One; this was forwarded by the Building Department. Mr. Tallon moved this proposal be forwarded to the Planning Commission for its perusal, second by Mr. McKay, unanimously approved. Letters and Communications: Clerk of Council reported receipt of a letter of appreciation from Donna Meyers, Branch Library Manager, North Olmsted, thanking council for its endorsement of the library's renewal, Issue 14,