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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED JUNE 7, 1994 Present: Council Preet Boomer, Council Members Bahas, LitnPert, Lind, McKay, Mu®al, Naar, Sarimger Also Present: Mayor Ed Boyle, Law Director Michael Gareau, Clerk of Council Barbara Seman Council President Boehmer called the meeting to order at 8:03 p.m in Council Chambers, 5200 Dover Center Road, North Olmsted, Ohio. Members of the audience were invited to join Council in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. The minutes of the meeting of May 17, 1994 were approved as written. Mr. Boehmer announced that Ordinance No. 94-98 would be added to the agenda. Mayor Boyle reported: 1) Along with Service Director Bohlmann, met with Mr. Kaczmar, the senior housing architect, to review the footprint of the buildiogs. Preliminary sketches of the buildings were also reviewed including the outside view of the buildings and the layout of the different unit types. The placement of individual HVAC systems was discussed. By g these units easily accessinle from the hallway, there wdl be more living space available and little disruption to the residents during repairs. ADA standards and regulations were also reviewed. 2) The acquisition of land for senior housing was also discussed with Mr. Kaczmar. 3) Last week the Senior Center held a hmcheon to honor its vohinteers. It is difficult to put a dollar value on the many hours of work contributed to the community by these volunteers. 4) The Memorial Day Parade and All Scouts Weekend were successfiil events. The good weather was enjoyed by all who participated. 5) On June 1, a Town Hall meeting was held in Ward II. Many good questions were asked and answered and many good suggestions were made. It was a learning experience for administrators and Ward II residents. 6) At its meeting today, the County Planning Commission approved the solid waste management bill that was approved by our city and by a minimum of 60% of the residents of Cuyahoga County. Mayor Lynch of Euclid expressed concern about the ability of the county to designate where trash would be hauled. Commissioner Hagan explained that, for the good of the entire county, no one city could put itself in the way. No city will have the singular power to force others to take trash to one certain place. Mayor Lynch of Euclid and Mayor Coyne of Brook Park were the only two dissenting votes.