08/21/1990 Meeting Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Council Minutes of 8/21/90 5) The forms to be used in collection of the hotel/motel tax are being finalized. Collection of that tax will begin in September. Mayor Boyle presented a proclamation to Tim Quirm, Jr. acknowledging his excellence as a sped skater by winning two gold medals and. two bronze medals during the U. S. Olympic Festival in July. Mrs. Saringer, Chairperson of the Building, Zoning, and Development Conmi.tteereported: 1) The BZD Committee met to discuss a) The rezoning request of Great Northern Properties to rezone 1.7 acres on the eastern end of an 18 acre parcel on the west side of Columbia between Country Club Blvd. and I-480. Specifically, permanent parcels 236-18-7, 236-18-8, 236-18-11, and 236-1$-15. This was discussed in Planning Commission in March ani approved by a 5 to 1 vote on July 20. A Public Hearing will be held on September 18 at 7 p.m. b) The Kaiser Med Center proposal to construct a second dumpster. This was approved by Planning Commission on June 26. c) The North Olmsted Park and Recreation Cc~ission's proposal to construct a picnic shelter at the Barton-Bradley soccer location. 2) Asked members of the BZD Committee to please review the minutes of the July 10 Planning Commission meeting for the BZD Committee meeting this Thursday. Mr. McKay, Chairman of the Enviromnental Control Committee reported: 1) The West Shore Solid Waste Cannttee met on Wednesday, August 8. Pat Holland, Manager for the county-wide solid waste program, believes cities should develop recycling programs because the county will be developing a program for the capital intents of solid waste disposal. Recycling reduction will be required to be 25~ per person in each city by 1994. Mrs. Bahas, Chairperson of Intro-Governmental Relations and Legislation reported: 1) Alan ~A® has been appointed to the Civil Service Commission. kov[~.A~1 Mr. O'Grady, Chairman of Public Safety Health and Welfare Commuttee reported: 1) Moved that Council have no objection to the issuance of an F-2 liquor permit for the St. Clarence clambake, 30106 Lorain Road, North Olmsted, Ohio, to be held on Saturday, September 22; second by Mrs. Saringer. Passed unanimously. Mr. Nashar, Chairman of the Streets and. Drainage Committee, reported: 1) Heavy rain during the weekends of July 21 ar~d August 4 caused some flooding on the western end of town; however, the Service Department was quick to respond. The City is currently doing an engineering study to identify ~d alleviate flooding problems. 2) On August 1, a meeting was held at City Hall to discuss the noise problem at Night Falls Lounge on Lorain Road. Residents were assured that the Police Department would patrol and monitor the noise level. Phil Cerena, the owner, was very cooperative and expressed willingness to correct the problem. 4