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Council Minutes of 6/19/90 -3- b. Stemmer Auto Body, 29930 Lorain Road; proposal to construct one bay addition to existing garage. ARB recommends the existing brick be cleaned; additional landscaping be added; existing signage be moved and the fascia should return ten feet on the west wall and two feet on the east wall. Building Commissioner advised the parking along the side of the building should be in- stalled at a 45 degree angle so no variance would be needed. Proposal was approved by Planning Commission on June 12th. Mrs. Saringer moved council approve the Stemmer Auto Body proposal as stated above, incorporating all suggestions by ARB and Building Commissioner, second by Mr. O'Grady, unani- mously approved. 2) BZD Committee also discussed Ordinance No. 90-76 which is a basic change in the size of sheds. The Zoning Board of Review has discussed this ordinance and the maximum size will now be 200 square feet with an allowable height of 12 feet . 3) Committee also discussed Ordinance No. 90-66 regarding "Visual Obstructions of Right-of-Way"; Safety Committee will also discuss this legislation. 4) In caucus this evening,. read a letter from the United Church of Christ on Clague Road, requesting that the lot consolidation stipulation associated with their parking expansion be removed. Prior to October of '89, Planning Commission recommended the parking be expanded with a stipulation that three parcels be combined. Building Commission and Law Director agree that there is nothing in the code that restricts parking across the property lines - it is merely a change in restrictions. Planning Commission has no objection and approved this proposal on June 12th. Mrs. Beringer moved council approve the above United Church of Christ request, second by Mr. McKay, unanimously approved. Mr. McKay, Chairman Environmental Control Committee reported: 1) Environmental Control Committee met on Monday, June 11th, to discuss the recycling or lack of recycling in North Olmsted. Discussed drop-off centers, curbside pick-ups, costs and methods of operation. The least costly method would run between thirty and forty thousand dollars. Committee will meet with BFI to discuss their proposed building of a new center in Russia Township. Has requested the Service Director to schedule a meeting with BFI to discuss the entire issue of waste disposal and recycling. Mr. Tallon, Chairman Finance Committee reported: 1) Finance Committee met on Wednesday, June 13th; discussed Ordinance Nos. 90-77, 90-78, 90-79, all pertaining to the tax. issue. Committee had no objections to Ordinance Nos. 90-77 and 90-78, however, discussion ensued with respect to the language in the first paragraph of Ordinance No. 90-79 which stipulates 17% of the funds collected to be allocated to permanent improvements in solid waste management and disposal services and facilities. Committee recommended that the word "recycle" should be included. Squire, Sanders and Dempsey were contacted by the administration to see if it could be included without damaging the entire instrument or delaying it. This has been done and committee recommends adoption of this ordinance. 2) Committee also discussed Ordinance No. 90-80, which is the organizational chart for the Police Department and has no objection. 3) Committee discussed the fact that the city will not have a July 4th fire- works display this year due to new federal regulations which define the size. of the fireworks landing areas as well as the location of the nearest parking areas. C