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Council Minutes of 4/18/95 ~,~. Mr. Miller asked the Mayor if he would consider requesting airport officials to place a ~.~ sound monitor in the city in order to provide scientific data to support residents' noise complaints. Mayor Boyle said he would have no problem with that suggestion. Mr. McKay expressed dismay over the continued work at the airport. The work has been going on for several years and there does not seem to be an end to it. Finance Director Burns: 1) As of April 1, the City of Fairview Park is up-to-date on sewer payments. 2) A schedule previously provided to Council indicated the cash requirement needed for debt service out of the General Fund. Included in that calculation was $6 million in borrowing for 1995 and 1996. The debt service for such a borrowing would be between $1.3 million to $2.3 million, which the underwriters feel the city could cover. 3) As to the status of the audit, meetings have recently been held with the State Auditor's office and Gary Fink's office. The State Auditor has indicated that once the work is completed by Gary Fink's office, his office will go ahead and issue an opinion on 1991-- hopefully, by May 15. The State Auditor has requested some additional requirements, and the Finance Department will be able to comply with this request. The holdup at Gary Fink's office involves the approval of two accounting issues by the State Auditor's office. These issues should be resolved very shortly. Mrs. Saringer, Chairperson of the Building, Zoning and Development Committee: 1) The committee met on April 12 and in attendance were Council Members McKay, Nashar, Miller, Limpert and Saringer; Building Commissioner Conway; Assistant Engineer McDermott. Agenda items were as follows: a. North Olmsted Board of Education, 27463 Butternut Ridge Road, a request for a conditional use permit to construct an office and service garage for school buses in a residential district. The garage will be located on middle school property, sixty feet south of an existing multi-service building. Representatives of the school board included Mr. Frick and Mr. Hyland and architects Mr. Tomsic and Mr. Lipaj. Also in attendance were Burns Road residents Becky Reynolds and Chris Vassily who were concerned about fencing and drainage. The proposal was approved by ARB on March 22 and Planning Commission on March 28. The BZD Committee recommended that the fence be relocated on the property line. After much discussion, the committee recommended approval. Mrs. Beringer moved to approve the conditional use permit for the North Olmsted Board of Education with the recommendations of Planning Commission, ARB, BZD Committee; pending approval of the Engineering Department on a storm water storage retention system and an extensive storm sewer program; with the recommendations of the City Forester. The motion was seconded by Mr. Nashar and unanimously approved. b. Lazy Boy Gallery, 25482 Lorain Road, a proposal to construct a building and review the site plan. The existing BP car wash will be demolished. The plans were presented by architect Jerry Stitz and general manager John Sheppard. This proposal will entail the assembly of a portion of property belonging to the Long John Silver restaurant. On ~~_ February 1, the BZA granted variances with certain conditions stipulated. After much 4 ,~>,