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Council Minutes of 2/17/98 ADA rest rooms and ramps at Springvale, will be the chosen project for the Community Development Block Grant application. Mr. O'Grady, Chairperson of the Finance Committee: 1) The committee met jointly with the Streets & Drainage Committee on February 10. Ordinance Nos. 98-3, 98-4, 98-5 and 98-6 were discussed and recommended for approval. 2) The Finance Committee met on February 10 separately to discuss Resolution 98-7. Present were committee members O'Grady, Kasler and Limpert; Council members McKay, Nashar and Miller; Mayor Musial; Directors of Safety, Service and Finance. At issue was Resolution 98-7, which deals with the printing of the spring/summer and autumn/winter brochure for the North Olmsted Parks and Recreation Department. After some discussion with the understanding that each brochure would cover a 6 month period and include a 6 month calendar, the Finance Committee unanimously recommended approval of Resolution 98-7. Mr. Gareau, Chairperson of the Building, Zoning & Development Committee: 1) The BZD Committee met on February 10. In attendance were Council members Miller, O'Grady, Kasler, Limpert, McKay and Nashar; Safety Director Jenkins; Assistant Building Commissioner Rymarczyk; City Engineer Deichmann; Service Director Bohlmann; Finance Director Copfer; Mayor Musial. The following items were discussed: a. A proposal by Developer's Diversified to construct Phase 2 in Great Northern Shopping Center which will include the demolition of several units in order to reconstruct new stores, one of which is a superstore. The committee reviewed the recommendations of the Planning Commission, the Architectural Review Board and requests from the Country Club Condominium Association who have been participating in this process all along. Mr. Gareau moved to approve the request of Developer's Diversified Corporation to construct Phase 2 of the Great Northern Shopping Center with all the recommendations of the boards and commissions and Engineering Department and further as follows: that a board-on-board fence 8 feet high starting at the west end of the property line as submitted be continued as a solid fence to the middle of building 25220 on Country Club Boulevard; that the 49 hawthorn bushes, 10 burning bushes and 50 viburnum plants be eliminated on the north side of the fence west of building 25520. The motion was seconded by Mr. McKay and unanimously passed. b. Hennie Homes, represented by Mr. Timothy Grendell, appeared before the committee to propose a rezoning of a parcel of land abutting the Cinnamon Woods development to conform with Single Family Cluster Homes, Chapter 1136. (This is the newly annexed land of Christ the King Church.) The Planning Commission had reviewed it and had approved the proposal. The committee recommended approval, and the Law Department will prepare appropriate legislation to effectuate a zoning change on that particular parcel of land. c. Representatives from Cablevision appeared before the committee with a proposal to construct a utility pole on the eastern side of a building located at 24910 Lorain Road. The utility pole will be constructed to provide for fiber optic service to the residents of North Olmsted by linking the services within the building to the fiber optic lines hanging '~Y-: 5