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Council Minutes of June 2, 1999 ,,~ to the Planning Commission for further consideration; 3. That sidewalks be installed ~;,~, from the north to the south property line; 4. That there be 5 '/2 to 3 '/2 foot landscape mounding to be used from point A on the map as submitted, which is the east side of the building to the northeast corner of the paved lot. The mounding shall be 70% 5 feet in height, 30% 3 '/z to 5 feet and shall be undulating; 5. Run-off shall be restricted to the open ditch and no tap-in will be necessary or permitted for the Allendale-Carey sewer system; 6. That there be zero light at the lot line. Fixtures shall be shielded on the residential side for all fixtures located on the east side of the parking lot. Mr. Gareau moved that Council approve the proposal for North Olmsted Evangelical Friends Church subject to all of the previously stated recommendations and requirements. The motion was seconded by Mr. McKay and unanimously passed. Mr. Nashar, chairperson of the Public Safety, Health & Welfare Committee: 1) The successful volunteer gun turn-in program was held for the past two Saturdays. On the first Saturday, the police received a total of 23 guns and one hunting knife. On the second Saturday, 39 were received, for a total of 63. As compared to last year over two days, 28 or 27 guns were collected. A couple of residents in the city were unable to get to the police station because they did not have transportation. They called, and the police did go out and pick up their guns to be turned in. Thanks to the North Olmsted Police for doing a fine job. The guns that were collected will be destroyed-never again to go back out on the streets. Thanks also to the following: Great Northern Dodge for their $29.95 oil change certificates; Giant Eagle for food gift certificates; Ganley Pontiac and Geppetto's Bar and Grill for donating food gift certificates; Councilman Paul Miller for his help in organizing this program. The program this year was a huge success and more people are getting interested in volunteering to turn in their guns. President Saringer congratulated Councilmen Nashar and Miller on this worthwhile program. Mr. Miller noted that residents who feel unsafe with guns in their homes can turn them into the Police Department for proper disposal at any time. Mr. McKay, chairperson of the Streets & Drainage and Environmental Control Committees: 1) The Streets & Drainage Committee met on May 25 to review Ordinance 99-63. Present were all members of Council, Mayor Musial, Service Director Bohlmann, Safety Director Jenkins, Finance Director Copfer and Engineer Deichmann. Ordinance 99-63 creates a new Section 911.02 of Chapter 911 of the Codified Ordinances to provide for a method of collecting delinquent sewer charges owed to the city. The problem has occurred in the period of time between the date which the property owner legally taps into the sewer and the date that the Water Department begins to bill the owner. To prevent this loss in revenue, this ordinance will establish atap-in deposit which the city will use as security payment for a user's fee not billed by the Water Department. The committee recommended approval. 2) The airport north south runway will be closed for temporary repair for approximately two weeks beginning June 6. No doubt that North Olmsted will be getting a lot more air traffic. Anyone wishing to contact the airport can call Ed Camposek at 216-265-6014. ..~:- ~; 5