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Council Minutes of 11/20/90 g. Harmon Glass, 25570 Lorain Road, proposal to renovate an existing building. This was approved by Planning Commission. The plans show an enclosure for a duinpster and the BZD Committee recommended the gate on the front of the dumpster be of solid type. Moved to approve the proposal with the recommendations of Planning Commission and BZD Committee; secorxi by Mr. Nashar; passed unanimously. 3) A Public Hearing will be held on December 18 at 7:15 p.m. on Ordinance No. 90-142. 4) The next BZD Committee meeting will be December 12 at 7:30 p.m. Mr. McKay, Chairman of the Enviror~ental Control Committee, announced that the Westshore Solid Waste Committee will meet on Wednesday, November 28 at 7:30 p.m. in Rocky River City Ha11. Mr. Tallon, Chairman of the Finance Committee reported: 1) The Committee concurs and supports Ordinance No. 90-141, an ordinance creating new Section 1341.03 of the City of North Olmsted Codified Ordinances, entitled "Street Cleaning Deposit and Fee". Audience Participation: Amy Watts, Biskind Development Company, addressed Ordinance No. 90-107, an ordinance to rezone 1.7 acres of Single FamLily land to Mixed Use. A chronology of events was given: The rezoning was first proposed four years ago; Planning Conznissioar turned it down because they wanted to look at the whole area anal consider appropriate zoning for the land across the street as well. This past February, the rezoning was brought up again and Planning CosmaLission asked the Planning Consultant to draw up a proposal for the area. This plan was considered by the Plarming Commission; it was decided that the 1.7 acres could be zoned to Mixed Use. However, the Plarming Commission turned down the request because the developer was not able to provide deed restrictions prohibiting retail establishments. At a later date, the deed restrictions were provided and Planning Commission approved the rezoning by a vote of 6 to 1. The proposal then went to BZD Committee where it passed 3 to 0. On September 18, a Public Hearing was held on Ordinance 90-107 and it was passed at the Council meting by a vote of 5 to 1. However, because of improper ratification, another Public Hearing was held on November 7. Another vote taken at the Council raeeti.ng the same evening approved the ordinance by a 4 to 2 vote; however, one Council Member asked for reconsideration to change the vote; the reconsideration was turned down. Mayor Boyle subsequently vetoed the ordinance. At present, the developer feels he will go to court. He is, however, willing to propose a restriction limiting any office building to two stories and arty hotel to three stories. If legal action is taken, the developer will not impose any restrictions upon himself. 4