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Council Minutes of 6/6/95 a. Castle Pines senior housing complex at 30338 and 30374 Lorain Road. The senior citizen housing complex will include apartments, assisted living units and a nursing home. The developers and the owner have agreed to a shared maintenance of the pond. They have also agreed to consult with Tom Terbrack of NOMBL in order to work out a suitable arrangement with regard to a bus shelter and bus entrance. Across-easement for sharing the drive with St. Clarence is needed and will be in hand at the time the building permit is acquired. An assembly plat is needed. The landscape plan has been approved, and a board on board fence will be placed at the rear property line 20 feet across the back. Mrs. Saringer moved to approve with all the recommendations of the Planning Commission, Architectural Review Board and BZD Committee and noting that the developer and owner will share in the maintenance of the pond; second by Mr. Nashar; motion unanimously approved. b. An easement for Ohio Bell Telephone Company located on Lorain Road near the Police Station. This is a controlled environmental easement, and the committee had no objections. Mrs. Saringer moved to accept the easement for OBT; second by Mr. McKay; motion passed unanimously. c. A minor change with regard to the drive for the Wal Mart store. The committee received information about this matter from Buildmg Commissioner Conway and had no objections to it. d. An expansion proposal from Child's View at Lauren Hill Plaza. Mr. Conway provided information on this proposal, and the committee had no objections. Mr. Nashar, Chairperson of the Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee: 1) The committee met on Tuesday, June 6; in attendance were Safety Director Kesler and Council Members Limpert, McKay, Saringer and Nashar. The committee discussed expanded use of the CRIS computers which are installed in ten city police vehicles. Presently the computers provide local information from other suburbs using the CRIS system, information from the State of Ohio and information from the National Crime Information Center. The Safety Department will be investigating various ways to increase the capabilities of the computers, such as providing officers the ability to complete departmental reports from the vehicles. Mr. Limpert, Chairperson of the Environmental Control Committee: 1) Met briefly with committee member Mr. Miller to discuss the feasibility of a city-wide hazardous waste disposal day. Safety Director Kesler agreed to pass the request on to the administration. Mr. Miller suggested that this could be worked out in contract negotiations with BFI. LEGISLATION Ordinance No. 95-61 introduced by Mr. McKay was given its third reading. An ordinance amending the traffic control file of the City of North Olmsted by providing for the installation of No Parking signs on the cul-de-sac where the former State Route 252 ends which is now known as Cohunba Road, as amended. Mr. McKay moved for adoption; second by Mr. Nashar; motion passed unanimously. Ordinance No. 95-61 adopted. 3