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Council Minutes of 3/3/95 Planning Commission. Mr. Gareau moved to approve the preliminary land use plan. The ~> ~:~ motion was seconded by Mr. McKay and unanimously approved. c. Ordinance 98-11, an ordinance creating a new section of 1367.11 of the Building Code in order to exempt small satellite dish antennae from the permit fee requirements of Chapter 1367 and declaring an emergency. After discussion with Assistant Building Commissioner Rymarczyk, it was determined that there was a potential conflict between this ordinance and the Ohio Basic Building Code. At that point, the committee voted to retain this matter in committee pending further Law Department review. d. Nextel Corporation's proposed construction of a monopole at the Rec Center, which had been discussed last fall. The area residents did not approve of the proposal, and Nextel has now abandoned the project. An alternative site has been selected at the top of the Community Building which is located at the corner of Country Club Boulevard and Lorain Road. There will not be a monopole, but a series of minimally intrusive receivers which will be affixed to the top of the building. This site suggestion was made by several people at the Planning Commission meetings, and Nextel Corporation then went back and reviewed their plan and decided that they would locate their receiving and submitting devices on top of that building. Mr. Gareau thanked Nextel for taking into consideration the wishes and desires of the residents as well as the City of North Olmsted. He has sketches and pictures of the proposal if anyone wishes to see them. e. (Added later in the meeting.) A clarification is needed of certain landscaping requirements imposed by the committee with regard to the proposal by Developer's Diversified to construct Phase 2 in the Great Northern Shopping Center. (This issue was originally reported on at the February 17, 1998 meeting.) Mr. Gareau moved that the landscaping plan include aboard-on-board fence, 8 feet in height, to run continuously from the west condominium parking lot to the middle of building 25520; all plantings less than 6 feet high on the north side of the solid fence and west of building 25520 may be eliminated; all landscaping east of the solid fence is to remain as approved by the ARB; any and all recommendations of the various boards, commissions and Council committees be included. The motion was seconded by Mr. McKay and unanimously approved. Mrs. Kasler, Chairperson of the Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings Committee: 1) A joint meeting of Recreation and Finance Committees was held on February 26. Present were Council members McKay, Gareau, Nashar, O'Grady, Miller, Limpert and Kasler; Mayor Musial; the Finance, Service and Safety Directors; the Facilities Manager for Springvale. The committee discussed Ordinance 98-10, an amendment of Ordinance 95-39 which established the method by which fees are fixed for the use of Springvale Golf Course. The amendment represents an increase in the fees for playing golf for non- residents only. It further includes senior rates for residents to be in effect on Fridays for the golf course. Members of Council, by consensus and vote amended the ordinance to provide a discounted senior rate, although different from the resident senior rate, for non- residents on Fridays as well. At some point in the future, a membership card for Springvale Country Club will be available for residents as a method of distinguishing residents from non-residents. The administration assured Council that the fees remained consistent with other municipally owned courses, and the increased fees will generate an ;~ 5