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Council Minutes of 6/21/94 2) The Finance Committee also met on June 21, 1994 and m attendance were all Members of Council, Finance Director Burns and Service Director Bohlmann. The committee discussed Ordinance 94-104 which is a replacement ordnance for the $2.6 ron bond issue for the consrniction of the new f re ration. Approtely $300,000 has bey added to the original amount of $2.6 because site preparation costs w~ be hi~yher s~ce the storm and sanitary lines are going to the rear of the property instead of to Lorain Road. In addition, the original ordnance did not provide for fiun and an ' equ~ment. The new ordinance also adds $34,000 fin a no-smoke diesel exhaust fihration system which will a~ be .attached to the fire trucks. In add, a 5% contiag~cy has been included. Ordffiance 94-104 is m the amount of $2,9b0,000. The comtee recommended approval. Mrs. Saru-ger asked for a clarification on the disposition of Ordinance 94-44. Mr. Lind stated that Council, in addn to voting. an the ordinance itself, will vote on a mutton to refer it directly to the Law Director for an amicable and quick rsohuion. Since this problem was revealed through an audit, Mrs. Saringer said ~e felt it was important to came to some resohrtion of the problem before Council is cited for not doing its job. Mr. McKay, Chairperson of the Streets & Drainage and Intro-Governmental, Legislative and Long-Range Planning Committtees, reported:. 1) The committees were convened on June 14 and in attendance were Council Members Limpert, Nashar, Musial, McKay; P & A Iirector Wilamasky; City Engineer Deiehmann. Agenda items were as follows: a. Ordinance 94-89 which would require full-time employees hired by the city to be residents or become residents within asix-month period. There are some problems with the time limitations of this ordinance, and it will be held in committee for further study. b. Resolution 94-88 which authorizes the Service Director to advertise far bids to repair and improve a storm sewer on Eat Park Drive. The sewer has been videotaped and found to be in need of repair. The committee recommended passage. Mrs. Saringer, Chairperson of the BZD Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on June 13 and in attendance were committee members Nashar, McKay, Saringer; Council Member Limpert; all three City Eng~eers; Building Commissioner Conway; Mayor Boyle; Safety Director Kesler; several remdents. The Wal--Mart store plans were presented by Roger Newberry. Also in attendance were Mike Bingham, real estate manager for Wal- Mart and George Papandreas of Biskind Development Company. The Wal-Mart plans indicating one access to Brookpark Road were approved by the Planning Camrnisson on May 9 and also by the ARB. The BZD Committee agreed with that recommendation and would like all other recammeadatons to be indicated on the plans. The BZD Committee requested a 10 foot above-grade wall on the building which is an increase of 2 feet. The developers have agreed to work with the Westbury Apartments with regard to the traffic engineer's observations. The tire, battery and oil area at the south end of the budding has been eliminated and will be replaced by a fenced-in garden center. The lot split plan and an easement still have to be completed. Mrs. Saringer noted that there had been some 5