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Council Minutes of 9115/92 employees, the rules dealing with vacation time of the municipal corporation should have been followed. The case has been remanded back to the Court of Appeals to make a finding by applying the rules of the City of North Olmsted with regard to granting vacation time for part-time service in the National Guard. Since the city does not give vacation time for part-time service, there wi]1 probably be no monetary award. 3) Next Tuesday, September 22, the private detective case will be argued before the Supreme Court. 4) Safety Director Gandy ar~d Police Chief 5efcek have given depositions dealing with the case of Marc's Funtime Fizza. Since the last court date, Mares has paid the license fee that was owed. Briefs will soon be filed, arxi the case will proceed in the court system. Finance Director Burns reported: 1) Before Council tonight is Ordinance 92-127, a transfer ordinance which includes a transfer of $175,000-from the Bus Fund to the General Fund. Also, an additional $15,000 in the Drug Enforcement Fund and $6,000 in the Law Enforcement Fund will be appropriated. The money available i.ri the Drug Enforcement Fund is due to forfeitures and seizures that the Police Department has made in the drug enforcement program. Mrs. Beringer, Chairperson of the Building, Zoning and Development Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on Monday, September 14, with members Nashar and Beringer in attendance. One agenda item was discussed: a. Szarka's Restaurant at 29691 Lorain Road has been sold and will be reopened under the name, Corso's. Mr. Les Szarka and Mr. Ingrassia, the contractor, were present also. The assembly plat proposal to c~nbine two permanent parcels into one was approved by the Planning Commission on September 8. The BZD Committee had no abjection to this proposal. A 20 x 36 foot addition to be constructed on the existing building was approved by the cosrimittee. The BZA has granted a 10 foot side yard variance for landscape buffer. Also, a 30 foot setback variance has been granted to construct the addition. A summary of the revisions is as follows: - The ARB required a rear office to be painted or sided from green to a cream color--this is in front of the walk at the north elevation. - The BZA is requiring a six foot solid privacy fence to run the length of the property; a safety rail to run the length of the property; the trash enclosure to be moved to the center of the property; one parking light is to be redirected. - The Planning Commission is requiring the handicapped parking spaces to be properly marked; additional striping of the parking lot; a revision of the landscape plan; the privacy fence to be board on board. as suggested by the Department of Forestry. Because of a previous problem with sidewalk maintenance, the owners have agreed to repair the sidewalks when the foundation for the addition is done. The committee had no objections and moved to approve the plans. 2