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Council Minutes of 10/20/98 1999. A warning period of 30 days will be in effect for parking on the fire hydrant side of the street only. The other two bans (parking between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. and when snow exceeds two inches) have been in effect and no warnings will be given. The committee recommends approval. • A liquor permit stock transfer of Kyotaru Co., Ltd. DBA Mountain Jack's, 4777 Great Northern Boulevard. The stock transfer is going into Galveston Steak House under the corporate name of Paragon Steakhouse and Restaurant, Inc., DBA Mountain Jack's, 4777 Great Northern Boulevard. The committee recommended that Council not object to this liquor stock transfer. Mr. Nashar moved that Council accept the stock transfer. The motion was seconded by Mr. Gareau and unanimously passed. Mr. O'Grady, Chairperson of the Finance Committee: 1) The committee met on October 13. Present were committee members O'Grady, Limpert and Kasler, Council members McKay and Miller; directors of Finance, Service and Safety. The committee considered Resolution 98-106, which is a resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for improvements in Brookpark Road Phase 2 from Great Northern Boulevard east to the city limit. Project cost is estimated to be about $2 million with the contingency. Since the project is a 90-10 project, the city's anticipated 10% share should be about $200,000 plus the contingency. It should be noted that this is a fiscal year 1999 project and the intent of going out to bids early is that we would be able to attract a larger pool of bidders. Additional legislation is still required for the appropriation of funds prior to the project being awarded. The committee unanimously recommended approval of Resolution 98-106. Mr. Gareau, Chairperson of the Building, Zoning and Development Committee: 1) The committee met on October 14. Present were committee members Gareau, Miller and McKay; Council members O'Grady, Nashar and Limpert; Safety Director Jenkins; Building Commissioner Conway; Assistant City Engineer Griffith; Service Director Bohlmann; Mayor Musial. There were three items before the committee for its consideration: • Auto Body Services Incorporated, 28415 Lorain Road. A proposal to construct a new 8,100 square foot block building for the purpose of doing automotive repairs and painting. Representing Auto Body Services Incorporated was Mr. Ron Mills, Mr. Patrick Kovalchuk and Mr. Vincent Piscitello. The project calls for an automotive body shop constructed of block masonry materials differing in shades of gray and white with gray shingles adorning the top of the structure. Significant screening and mounding were incorporated into the project to shield residents to the southeast and south from the facility. Also added was a 6 foot board-on-board fence which traversed the property. Concerns that were addressed by the committee and the representatives of Auto Body Services concerned the storage of vehicles, broken down vehicles, as well as the potential for odors associated with spray painting vehicles. Auto Body Services assured the committee that there would be no noxious '~` odors. In fact, the process is quite heavily regulated by the Environmental Protection .. 4