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Council Minutes of 9/6/94 c. Ordinance 94-120, which authorizes an increase in the sewer rates. This legislation was made necessary due to the failure of the Charter amendment in May. Basically, the sewer rate increase is to cover the increase in debt service. The legislation has been amended and re-worked to remove the cost of a $4 million fixture expendilure that had been built into the rate structure. Further discussions will be held on this legirslation, and the committee did not make a recannnendation. Mr. Nisbet, Chairperson of the Public Safi~y, Health and Welfare Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on Augutt 22. In attendance were Council Members Beringer, Limpert, Musial, McKay, Babas and Nesbit and Safety Director Kesler. The followi~ag items were discussed: a. Ordmance 94-117, which provides for no parking signs on LeBern. Further discussion will be held on this legislation. b. Resolution 94-118, which requests that sound barriers be installed on certain sections of I-480 within the city. 2) The committee met on Tuesday, September 6, with members Limpert and Nisbet in attendance. A liquor permit transfer at 30850 Lorain Road was discussed, and the committee had no objections. Mr. Naslaar moved to approve the DS and D6 liquor permit transfer from Niki Inc., DBA Moon Shadows, 30850 Lorain Road to Pulsation Inc., DBA Moon Shadows and Night Fall, 30850 Lorain Road; second by Mr. Limpert; motion passed unanimously. Mr. Musial, Chairperson of the Transportation Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on August 30. In attendance were Council Members Babas and Musial, Safety Director Kesler and Police Capt. Ruple. The committee has been having a continuing dialogue with regard to parking signs and no turn on red signs. Discussion at dais meeting concerned the no taxrn on red sign at Technology Park and Country Chub Bou~vard, snow ban signs, no parking ~gns on several streets, the inability to turn into Toys-R US at Dover and Lorain, and lack of curbing on Canterbury and Butternut. Further me~xgs will be held to specifically explore these areas and to propose legislation to revise and/or correct some of the deficiencies. AUDIENCE PAl~TIC~ .A,TN Paul Kukura, 24095 Ehn Road, lives behind the 7amestown Apartment codex and has had continuing problems with the condition of the fence and ycnmgtters nang through his property. Mr. Kukura presented pictures to the Mayor showiag the condition of the fence. He has contacted the Police Department and the Building Department numerous times for help on this matter. Also, Councilman McKay has hel#ied him to get the fence repaired several times. However, the vandalism continues. Mr. Kukura has spoken to Mr. Margolies, the owner of Jamestown, but has not had any satisf tction. Ike wonderexl whether there was anything else the city could do to rema3dy this situation. Mayor Boyle said that perhaps the admhaistration could contact Mr. Margolies to determine what could be done about the problem 4 ~: