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Council Minutes of 4/20/99 storage of motor vehicles without current and valid license plates. The Law Department is reviewing Ordinance 99-33 to add additional language to ensure that the ordinance will give the Building Department enforcement power to remove junk cars that are stored on property. The committee recommended this ordinance be held in committee for further review. • Ordinance 99-37, which amends Section 741.03 of Chapter 741, Business Regulations Code of the City of North Olmsted, entitled "Deliveries to Commercial Establishments," so as to prohibit the making or receiving deliveries or running engines of motor vehicles near residences between the hours of 9 p.m. and 8 a.m. The legislation was amended to read from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. The committee recommended approval. • Ordinance 98-114, which was passed in December of 1998 and amends Section 351.03 of the Traffic Code entitled "Prohibited Standing or Parking Places" and the Traffic Control File of the City of North Olmsted in order to establish acity-wide ban against parking on the fire hydrant side of the street and further to provide for posting of the signs on other city-wide parking bans at entrance-ways to the city. Council members have received complaint phone calls from residents, some of whom have been ticketed. As reported last December and covered by the newspapers and cable TV, warnings were to be issued for the month of January. After that, citations would be given. At the committee meeting, Councilman McKay made a recommendation to the Safety Committee that additional signs be posted at the entrances to the developments. The committee asked Safety Director Jenkins what the cost would be for additional signs to be posted at the entrance-ways to the developments. Pending his reply, this issue will be held in committee. Mr. McKay, Chairperson of the Streets & Drainage Committee: 1) The committee met on April 13. Present were committee members Nashar, O'Grady and McKay; Council members Limpert, Kasler and Miller; Mayor Musial; Service Director Bohlmann. Agenda items were as follows: • Resolution 99-41, which authorizes the Service Director to advertise for bids for Phase 3 improvements in the storm drainage system for Lansing Drive and the Forest Ridge subdivision. The project will be completed up to the North Park storm sewer and, if that is needed to be done further, the project will be extended into next year at a cost of $400,000. The committee recommended approval. • Resolution 99-43, which requests the Ohio Department of Transportation to improve I-480 from the east corporation line to the west corporation line with noise barriers as needed. There are approximately 100,000 vehicles going through North Olmsted a day, and this number of vehicles is a nuisance to North Olmsted residents. The committee recommended approval. • Resolution 99-48, which requests the Ohio Department of Transportation to extend Great Northern Boulevard north to Columbia Road at the Westlake line to four lanes. The resolution was amended to include the emergency clause and to eliminate the word "such" in the fourth Whereas. The committee recommended approval. 7