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Council Minutes of 4/20/93 Finance Director Burns reported: 1) Mr. Burns met today with Bruce Warnock of the Regional Income Tax Agency. As the former Finance Director of Bay Village, Mr. Warnock initiated a program whereby contractors requesting permits or licenses were denied issuance if they were .not current with their taxes. The Regional Income Tax Agency is now in the process of developing a department to deal specifically with ccx~ercial tax}~ayers. Until now, the basic thrust of RITA's collection program-has been with the individual tax returns. The City of North Olmsted has 46 delinquencies in corporation and partnership returns for a total of $12,344; we have 393 delinquencies on the withholding return require- ments for a total of $143,000. 2) Ordinance Nos. 93-57 through 93-60 are ~ first reading tonight. These are note ordinances for the street program, the improvements to the Comna~riity Cabin, improvements to recreational facilities grid storm culvert work. The Clerk of Council is in receipt of the fiscal officer's certificates. Mrs. Beringer, Chairperson of the Building, Zoning and Development Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on April 15; in attendance were committee members, Building Commissioner Conway, Assistant Engir~er McDermott, Finance Director Burns and CounciLnan McKay. Agenda items were as follows: a. Sunset Memorial, 6265 Columbia Road, a proposal to ccrostruct a chapel at the north end of the property. Bryn Baracskai, president of Sunset Memorial, and Tom Baracskai, vice president, presented the plans. The plans had been approved by ARB on March 17 and by Planning Commission on March 23. The court has ruled that there will be no enbaLn3ng an the site, and the chapel will be used for viewing only. Additional. landscaping plans need to be submitted and approved. The majority of the committee voted to approve the plans, but Mrs. Beringer did not because she believes a cemetery is a non-profit organization encl. the addition of the viewing rooms makes it a profit~mekng business. In addition, she felt that the lights, traffic arx3. noise would impair the neighborhood. Mrs. Beringer moved to approve the chapel at Sunset Memorial Park with the stipulation that the land- scaping plans be submitted and. approved and with the rec< tions of ARB aril Planning Commission; second by Mr. Nashar. Roll call: Beringer, no; Nashar, yes; Musial, yes; McKay, yes; Lind., yes; Leonard, yes; Babas, yes. Motion passed with 6 affirmative votes and 1 negative vote. b. Persinger Sunoco, 24584 Lorain Road, a proposal to construct a canopy and pump islands. Mr. Stephens, contractor, and Harold Persinger, owner, presented the plans. 'Ilia plans were approved by ARB on March 17 and by Planning Commission on March 23. The landscaping plans were reviewed, but the engineering site plans will need more detail. The committee had no objections. Mrs. Beringer moved to approve under the conditions that the engineering site plans be submitted with more details and with the recammerxiations of the ARB and Planning Commission; second by Mr. Lind; motion passed unanimously. c. Barton Oaks subdivision, a proposal to subdivide P. P. 233-3-2, 233-3-4 and 233-3-10 located at the north side of Barton Road near the Lorain County line. It is anticipated that this development will have 25 residential sublots and 1 non-included "Block A" parcel. The zoning is "B" residence. This project was approved. by the Plarming Commission on February 23. Mrs. Beringer moved to approve the preliminary plans for the Barton Oaks subdivision; second by Mr. Nashar; motion passed unanimously. 2