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Council Minutes of 5/5/93 b. Ordinance 93-59 which is a note ordinance for the purpose of street, storm acid sanitary sewer imprave~nerrts. It also includes unciergraurd and above ground wiring for street lighting. The committee recoEnnended approval. Mr. Musial, Chairperson of the Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings Committee, reported: 1) The cc~rsittee suet ~ April 26; pree~nt were c:oittee members Nashar and Musial; Council Meyers Lind, Saringer and Lecrosrd; Finance Director Burns; Recreation Conmi.ssioner Fattlar; and resident Mary Creadon. This meting was held to coordinate the elements necessary to put together a note ordinance for Council's consideration regarding the first phase of the roof repair of the Rec Center, the Clague Park tennis/basketball court, North Olmsted Park ponytail softball diamond, and the Rec Center lobby rest room improv ts. It was tentatively decided that the improvements to the gymnastics area would be taken out of the Rec Center operating funds. Mr. Musial and Mrs. Bahas are h©ping to secure funding for the North Olmsted volleyball court frdn a North Olmsted service club. If that does not occur, the costs will probably coEne from operational funds. Audience Particitio~n Mr. Ray Koeh, an Antler Drive resident, stated that Yee had run in the primary election to allow the electors a chance to voice their approval. of Mr. Lind who had been appointed to Council. He ccmgratulated Mr. Lind on his victory as the Democratic candidate for Ward II. Mr. Koch was appreciative of the kind treatment. the candidates had received from the media, especially Jacgi Templeton of the Westl.ife and Karen Zupanc of the.Sun Herald. Mr. Bob Dohnal of Noreen Drive presented a petition from Noreen Drive residents asking that their-street be reconstructed. The residents asked for assurance that Noreen Drive be given due consideration as to placement on the repair calendar. Also, the residents would like a lime of communications to be opened from the Service Director and Ward II Council Member Lind as to the order and timetable of the various phases of the reconstruction. Sheila Pedrini, an Ambour Drive resident, said that the Ambour Drive residents were very upset about the condition of their street.. There are no curbs or street lights grid the residents feel the street is unsafe. Also, the residents had been assured that all the trees would be retained during the recent sewer work. However, only one tree out of seventy was saved. They were promised that their street would be repaved this year and would like answers to the following questions: why isn't it going to be repaved; who made the decision not to repave; if they are told it will be done next year, why should they believe that? Mayor Boyle commented that Council's Streets & Drainage Committee will soon meet to review a number of engineering estimates for various streets in the city. Service Director BohLmaml said that he did not recall that Ambour Drive was ever on a repair list. The city did do some significant .work in tY~ back end of 5 f