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Council Minutes of 4/4/89 -3- 5) Committee has no objection and Mr. Boehmer moved council have no objection to the issuance of a D5 and D6 liquor permit transfer from Mared, Incorporated, dba Starlite Lounge, 24270-80 Lorain Road, to Tri Color, Incorporated, dba Darby O'Toole's, 24270-80 Lorain Road, second by Mr. O'Grady, unanimously approved. 6) Upon conclusion of the Safety Committee on April 3, 1989, at 7 P.M., also attended the Finance Committee Meeting which followed. Mr. O'Grady commented on the recent communication from the Department of Liquor Control which stated that council's objection to the issuance of a C2 liquor permit to Oak Tree Country Cottage had been overruled and the processing of the application is proceeding. The Department of Liquor Control also advised that the city had the right of appeal; is the Law Director going to appeal? Mr. Gareau asked if Council wanted this case appealed; this establishment just makes up gift baskets and needs the permit in order to include a bottle of wine in the baskets. It is by container only; no consumption on the premises. Law Director also ad- vised that once the permit was issued, there would be no restriction on future use. Mr. Wilamosky moved that the Law Director proceed with an appeal, second by Mr. O'Grady. Roll call on motion: Affirmative vote: Wilamosky, O'Grady, Bahas, McKay, Tallon. Negative vote: Boehmer, Bohlmann. 5 Aye - 2 Nay - motion carried. Mr. McKay, Chairman Streets and Drainage Committee as well as Environmental Control Committee reported: 1) Environmental Committee did meet, as the Mayor stated, on March 28th, with the Mayor, Director Copeland and Director Noble. Purpose of the meeting was to outline a plan of action for Clean-Up Ohio Week, April 22/29. The following four goals were outlined: a. Reduce litter in North Olmsted by implementing a scheduled litter collection activity. b. Increase volunteer community and business partici- pation in the Clean-Up Ohio activities with the focus on the City of North Olmsted. c. Increase volunteer community and business participation on a year - round reduction of litter. d. Reduce litter by educating the community on the importance of litter prevention and recycling. The City of North Olmsted will be involved; communications have been sent to the schools, churches, community organizations and commercial establishments. City will ask the Ohio Department of Transportation to join in along 1480 and for other agencies in the city, such as Horizon's, Knights of Columbus and Home- owners' Associations to get involved. At this time, would ask members of council to join in cleaning up Butternut Ridge and Coe Cemeteries on Saturday, April 22nd, at 10 A.M., starting at Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Mr. Tallon, Chairman Building, Zoning and Development Committee reported: 1) The BZD Committee met on Monday, April 3, 1989, at 7:30 P.M., with all members in attendance as well as Councilman Wilamosky. and Building Commissioner Conway. The only order of business was Building Department requests. a. Olmsted Manor Assisted Living Facility, 27500 Mi11 Road, proposal to construct building. Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance on January 4, 1989; Architectural Review Board approved the building and the pro- posal on March 22, 1989; Planning Commission approved the proposal on March 28, 1989; BZD Committee concurs also. Would like to express appreciation to the owners for their inclusion of the neighbors in the planning process; it has evolved so everyone can be proud of it and it will be an asset to the city. Mr. Tallon moved council approve the above stated proposal by Olmsted Manor Assisted Living Facility, second by Mr. Bohlmann, unanimously approved.