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Council Minutes of 11/8/95 attendance. The proposal was approved by the Planning Commission on October 10. Mrs. Saringer moved to approve with the recodations that there be no roo8op units for heating, all heating equ~ment will be located inside the bulda~g; if there is a need to locate a condenser outside, either on the roof or behind the building, it will be screened from public view; the project will require approval of the Engineering Department. The motion was seconded by Mr. Nashar at-d passed unanimously. b. Bridgeport Village subdivision No. 2, ~Vhitlach & Company, preli~ary plan. This plan was approved by the ' g Commission on Septen~her 26. The proposal subdivides P. P. 231-11-43, located to the north and west of 14l~tle a Road, west to the W. 231 Street intersection and adjacent to the residential portion of the previously approved preliminary plan. Mrs. Saringer moved to approve the plan; second by Mr. Nashar; motion passed unanimously. a Crossbar Realty Company lot split, which includes the dedication of the right-of--way on the north side of Lorain Road. Legislation has begin requested. d. Rededication of Hawkins Road. The committee recommends that this proposal be approved by the Planning Coon. After approval by the Planning Commission, legislation will be forthcoming. Mr. Lmd, Chairperson of the Finance Committee: 1) The committee met on October 23. In attendance were committee members McKay, Musial end Lmd; Council Meyers Nashar, Limpert and Miller; Finance Director Burns. The following items were discussed: a. Resolution 95-144, legislation supporting Jump Start America. After a lengthy discussion, the committee decided that, since the auto industry is presently doing well, the legislation is not needed at this time. ff economic conditions should turn around in the future, the program can be reinstated. b. Ordinance 95-145 and Resolution 95-146 were briefly discussed; however, since the exhibits were not available, this legislation will be reviewed at the next committee meeting. Mr. Nashar, Chairperson of the Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee: 1) The dog warden situation was discussed with Service Director Bohhnann during caucus this evening. Mr. Grilli has reigned his position as dog warden effective October 27. A temporary dog warden has been hired. The city will no longer trap wild animals but will respond to calls concerning sick or injured wild animals. AUDIENCE PARITCIPA~O_N_ Eric Anderson, 4959 Hampton Drive, had two requests regarding the area's flooding problem First, Mr. Anderson asked that the city look into purchasing property on Lansing Drive to be used for retention as recommended in the consultant's report. Second, the residents would like to have their property taxes re-evahtated in light of the impact of the flooding. Mayor Boyle re~onded that only the County Auditor has the authority to revise property taxes. With respect to the consultant engineer's report, it has been received by the city and is currently being reviewed by the city's engineers. The city is studying the best placement of a retention area. If the retention area can be located on 3