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Council Minutes of S/21/91 2) On June 6 and 7 will attend a conference dealing with the imposition of impact fees by municipal corporations. 3) Depositions are scheduled in the Cater case in preparation of the June hearing. 4) Congratulated the Scout Honorary Officials. As an Eagle Scout, is aware that the Scouting program is very worthwhile and contributes to the development of future leaders. Finance Director Burns reported: 1) The City has received $107,374 in estate taxes. 2) Pending in the Columbus Legislature is a bill that redefines the method of allocating the deficit of municipal courts. The current process uses criminal cases for the allocation of the deficit among the active c~ogmn~nities within the court. The new plan will divide the deficit in half between criminal and civil cases. Passage of this legislation may increase vur assessment to the court. 3) In February, the City participated in a subpoena program with Regional Income Tax; 3,358 delinquent account notices were sent. Of that, 40X responded; 52X did not respond; 8X were non-deliverable. We collected $20,969 in cash and payment arrangements were made for $45,387. 4) During the first week of June, notices will be sent to 2,869 delinquent tax payers. We believe the taxes owed are in the area of $522,000. The penalty will be abated if the tax and interest are paid. Subsequent to this abatement program, civil actions will be filed in Rocky River Court. On behalf of the Administration and Council, Mr. Nashar expressed deepest sympathy to Mr. Boehiner an the loss of his wife Ruth. Mrs. Saringer, Chairperson of the Building, Zoning and Development Committee reported: 1) The BZD Committee met on May lb. In attendance were committee members Nashar, Tallon, and Saringer; Building Commissioner Conway; Assistant Engineer McDermott. On the agenda was the following: a. Office Warehouse, 4706 Great Northern Boulevard, renovation to the store front and the addition of a loading dock. Mr. 1KcKee, manager, and Mr. Mongello, architect, presented the revised plans. Variances were granted by the BZA on May 1. Owners will install a fence down their westerly property Line from Brookpaxk proceeding rwrth to Lorain Road. Site plans now show handicapped spaces and ramps as requested. The proposal was approved by the Planning Commission on May 14, Moved to approve with the recom~ations of the BZA, ARB, Planning Commission, and BZD Committee and on condition that plans are subrmitted to the Building Department; second by Mr. Tallon; passed unanimously. b. Brooklor Center, 26075 Lorain Road, proposal to construct a building adjacent to the existing Dr. Erwin Jay Building. Howard Beder and 3 4ADA(!WRffJR!(.4!A.: 4%%'~`^'e'4i~~Mi1TU-!lyr+~r: t.Y-M ~~:..:?M~P?({~+9M'N^U . ..