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Council Minutes of 9/21/93 .:~?~^ though another city may have actually cited the individual. There is a $100 fee that will come to the city for the cost of i~s~p~ounding or immobilizing the vehicle; however, it is mt certain that this fee will cover all the costs. Mr. McKay, Chairperson of the Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on Monday, September 20. In attesx~ance were Council Members Musial, Nashar, Leonard, Lind, McKay; Safety Director Gurxiy; Service Director BoYilinarin. The follc~ng items were discussed: a. Ordinance 93-114 which world provide for a pedestrian activated signal at Clague Road and Clague Park. ATo warrant analysis has been Vie, ar~d the signal would be illegal if installed at this time. The legislation will be put on hold. b. Ordinance 93-115 which would prohibit a right turn cm red from Maple Ridge onto Clague Road and from Clague Road onto Maple Ridge. The cameittee has recarmended approval. c. Ordinance 93-107 was amended with regard to parking on Burns Road to provide for nD parking from Butternut Ridge Road to Midvale Avenue and no p fraen Midvale Avenue to Southern Aver ocly from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on school s. d. Emergency phones at the off and on ramps of I480. Service Director Boh].~nanri is going to look into this issue and provide the ccx"Amittee with more information. Mr. Lind, Chairperson of the Finance Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on Monday, September 13. Present were committee m~nbers Beringer, Leonard and Lind; Council Member Nashar; Finance Director Barns. The following items were discussed: a. Ordinance 93-113 which authorizes the Mayor to enter into a contract with Western Reserve Engineering and Surveying Company to provide engi~msring study services for the installation of a turning lane at Butternut Ridge Road and Kennedy Ridge Road. The estimated cost for the study is $12,000, but the funds will not be appropriated until 1994. The committee recommended approval. b. Ordinance 93-103 which provides fora 2X surcharge to be added to building permit fees. The carmittee felt that because a general rate increase had been authorized in 1991, it was too soon to put another increase into effect. Also, because of the structure of tts~ budgeting process that is now being used, the Building Commissioner would have the ability to move funds within the area of his responsibility. Mrs. Bahas, Chairperson of the Legislative Commmittee, reported: 1) The committee met on September 16 atxi in attendance were committee rs~bers Nashar, Lind and Bahas and Finance Director Burns. The following was discussed: a. Ordinance 93-117 which revises the membership of the Board of Review by replacing the Finance Director with the Mayor. The caimm.ttee agreed that the Finance Director should not have a dual role of the prosecutor and a member of the appeal board. Mr. Nashar reported that a meeting to discuss the Crocker/Steams extension was held with the residents living north of Lorain Road. Congressman Hoke, Cuyahoga County engineers, representatives from ODOT, Mayor Boyle, Service Director 3