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•- Council Minutes of 06-21-2011 14-day waiting period to sell anything. That is basically pawn shop legislation and has to do with jewelry. This would create a problem with storage of items that are taken in. Trayers said they go to great measures to catch people bringing in stolen items. He would like to go through some of these issues individually and help Council understand what's realistic, feasible and right to do. Gareau said some of the things Trayers described were addressed during the committee process and Trayers may not have the most recent legislation with changes. The idea of a license plate was brought up and changed. The ordinance was amended to take care of that. Gareau suggested that Trayers get the signed copy of the ordinance from the Clerk of Council. Peggy Mayerhoffer, 26972 Kennedy Ridge Ext. referenced 2011-25 (Catholic Charities) and asked if it's normal to re-zone an area before you can determine if there's room to put 36 plus toilets versus 12 toilets. Gareau said the zoning component deals strictly with land use. It will set up maximum square footage of a unit, height of a unit, side yard set backs, side yard setbacks and rear yard setbacks, etc. The City of North Olmsted has sufficient sewer capacity at the WWTP to handle the development. Mayerhoffer said part of the re-zoning is taking up part of the church parking lot. There are 40 plus cars that park at the bank and they do not have permission to park there. This will become an issue if they're taking out 100 spaces and there's 40 plus that park at the bank. Councilman Mahoney said that would be an appropriate for the bank. If the bank thinks that this is inappropriate, then the city would expect to see someone from the bank complaining about the parking. Councilman Barker said there was a parking study that showed parking of cars for Saturday and Sunday masses. The rear spaces were hardly even used. If people are parking at the bank, it's because they want to be closer to the church. The parking would be an issue between the church and the bank. Mayerhoffer said Emerald Village has been used as a comparison to the place they want to build behind St. Richard's. The tax records show they are delinquent $3.5 million. Mrs. Staub explained they were tax exempt. Why is the place behind St. Richard's proposed as a taxable property once the senior housing goes on it? Gareau said Emerald Village is exempt. Administratively, if they have not filed the necessary documents at the county or whoever they have to file with, it's not something the City of North Olmsted would pursue. The County Treasurer would pursue this. What happens with this other piece of property would depend upon who owns the real estate. Mayerhoffer is concerned that this will effect property taxes. LEGISLATION Ordinance 2011-54 introduced by Mayor Kennedy was given its third reading. An Ordinance amending and restating Section 1345.05 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of North Olmsted entitled "Standards for Residential Pools" in order to incorporate the 2006 International Residential Code standards for residential pools, and declaring an emergency. Councilman Mahoney moved for adoption. The motion was seconded by Councilman Kearney and passed unanimously. Ordinance 2011-54 adopted. 6 ,,.~ .., . _. . ~ ~. a. ~;