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Council Minutes of June 15, 1999 <br />Mr. Gareau reported for Mr. Limpert, chairperson of the Intra-Governmental Relations <br />and Legislation; Long-Range Planning Committee: 1) The committee met on June 10 in <br />Old Town Hall. Present were committee members Gareau and Nashar; Council members <br />O'Grady, Kasler, Miller and McKay; Mayor Musial; Human Resources Director <br />Copeland. The committee discussed Resolution 99-69, a resolution reauthorizing a <br />citizens' committee created by Resolution No. 98-96 for the purpose of gathering and <br />presenting to Council projects for the city's Community Development Block Grant <br />applications and declaring an emergency. Human Services Director Don Copeland <br />explained that this was a request to continue the project that was initiated Last year which <br />was a residents' involvement committee for the purpose of reviewing and suggesting <br />proposed Community Development Block Grant projects. This was implemented in the <br />1999 application process which was successful and the city was awarded a Community <br />Development Block Grant to address various needs at Springvale Golf and Ballroom <br />facility. The resolution, while renewing the present committee, also expands the <br />committee by two members to a total of nine and provides that the committee shall <br />remain in existence until December 31, 2000, thus avoiding the need to review this issue <br />again next year. IVIr. Copeland explained that the county was impressed with the <br />involvement of our residents and in all likelihood will be using the City of North Olmsted <br />as a model and example for other communities when instructing them in how to proceed <br />in the Community Development Block Grant application process. After discussion, the <br />committee unanimously recommended amending Resolution 99-69 by altering the third <br />whereas clause to read as presented this evening. The committee also agreed to state that <br />members appointed by ward Councilmen must live in the ward. They also agreed to <br />amend in that the Director of Human Resources would be responsible for two <br />appointments as opposed to one, which was previously presented in this resolution. Mr. <br />Copeland's position, as the Director of Human Services, was given the right to appoint <br />two members by virtue of the fact that one of the individuals this position will be <br />appointing in the future is an individual who will either be disabled or will be an advocate <br />for the disabled. It was the committee's belief that Mr. Copeland is in the best position to <br />select an individual who works in that capacity. After discussion, the committee <br />unanimously recommended approval of Resolution 99-69. <br />Mr. Nashar, chairperson of the Public Safety, Health & Welfare Committee: 1) The <br />committee met on June I S In attendance were committee members Gareau, Miller and <br />Nashar; Council members Limpert, Kasler and O'Grady. The committee discussed a <br />liquor permit transfer located at 4949 Great Northern Boulevard, DBA Red Robin Grill <br />and Sports Emporium. The liquor permit is being transferred from Robin International <br />Inc. into Lecarnassier, which is based out of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The committee <br />recommended approval. Mr. Nashar moved that the liquor permit transfer be approved <br />from Red Robin International, Inc., DBA Red Robin Burger & Spirits Emporium, 4949 <br />Great Northern Blvd., to Lecarnassier LLC, DBA Red Robin Gill and Spirits Emporium, <br />4949 Great Northern Blvd. The motion was seconded by Mr. Gareau and unanimously <br />approved. <br />5 <br />