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Council Minutes of 8/17/93 Finance Director Barns reported: 1) The $150,000 rues issued for street improvements engineering were sold at 3.10X. We are watching the movement of Treasury rates since the rates that cities deal with are closely aligned with Treasury obli tions. Since last year, the tap rates of Treasury beds have came down to the SX. This i.s important to the city because by the end of 1995 we will be converting notes into boru3.s; hopefully, the rates will stT1 be in the 6X or below range. 2) The NOMBL audit has been released, and the city has been reimbursed for $32,475. This reimbursemrent was caused by the use of different percentages to calculate projected platform hours and projected mileage an the ©aaches. This year, we used a fringe benefit rate of approximately 3376 fc~r applyir~ overhead items. RTA changed their method of calculatitm and used a rate of 297x. This cost the city approximately $30,000. We are looking into this with RTA and may eventually involve the Law Dixectar if we choose to p~csue the matter any further. The basic problem is simply interpretation of the contract. 3) ODOT has sent the city a reirar t cock in excess of $10,000 on the 1986/ 1987 extensi~r of Great Northern Blvd. (new Columbia Road) south of Butternut Ridge Road. North Olmsted had overpaid its share. Mrs. Beringer, Chairperson of the Building, Zoning and D+avelap~nt Ccxmrttee, reported: 1) The BZD Committee met on July 21. In atte~rdarrce were Building Conmissiorier Conway; Assistant Engineer McDermott; Council Members Lind, Nashar, Leonard and Beringer; Jay Atwood. from the Aqua Sonic Car Wash. The following agenda items were discussed: a. Aqua Sonic Car Wash proposal for a separate building detactled from the existing car wash to be used to detail cars. This was been approved by the Planning Commission on June 22 and by ARB on June 16. The BZ~ C~t3.ttee had no objections; however, working drawings and a site plan must be submitted to the Building and .Engineering Departments. Mrs. Beringer moved to approve the Aqua Sonic proposal with the approval of the Engirmrering Depe-rtme~t and with the recommendations of the Planning Commission and Architectural Review Board; second by Mr. Nashar; motion passed unanimously. b. Declaration of Restrictions for the Arlon Equipment proposed lot split and assembly plat axrd-the Deed of Restrictive Covenants for Tire America. Council had no objecti.ans to the documents. Mrs. Beringer moved. to approve the Deed of Restrictive Covenants for Tire America and the Declaration of Restrictions for Arlon Equipment; secorxl by Mr. Lind; motion passed ~usly. 2. Mrs. Beringer noted that at the next Building, Zoning arxi DevelapaAent Committee meeting orr August 25, she wrnrld be discussing the storage of recreational vehicles on residential property. Council members are asked to submit ideas and. recom<ner~dations to Mrs. Beringer. Mr. McKay, Chairperson of the Public Safety, health and Welfare Committee, reported: 1) The cammi:ttee met on July 21, and in attendance were Council Members Beringer, Leor~rd, Musal, Nashar, Lind, McKay arxt Fi7ca~ne Director Burns. The coanmi.ttee discussed. the liquor permit for. the Tijuana Tani Club. Since marry of the violations/complaints noted by the Police Department actually occurred. in the parking lot, the ccxrmittee felt there was mat enough ~viderrce to connect the complaints to Tijuana Taxi. Therefore, the liquor permit will not be challenged. 3