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Council Minutes of 10/17/2000 south side of the driveway to the point of the southerly property across the street so that the view of the people who live across the street on Dewey will be mounding. 3) All mounds are to be measured from the showroom floor giving it equal height in the perimeter of the parking lot. 4) The mounding will be recommended by the City Forester. 5) Two dumpsters will be enclosed in that area with a six foot board-on- board fence. 6) There is no problem with the current sign. 7) No loudspeakers will be allowed on the property. 8) The Dewey entrance will have a gate that will be closed when the store is not open. 9) To prevent thefts, a change was recommended to the design of the front off of Lorain Road so that it will be difficult for anyone to go in after hours to try to remove cars. 10) The color on the main roof will be a natural color, either a brown or a tan. The color will also match the trim on the doors in the other two buildings to be renovated. 11) The parking lot will have four light poles of 15 foot on a 2-foot base, and five poles that are 10 foot on a 2-foot base. The committee requested an accurate photometric study of the light so that the light is not protruding onto the residential area. 12) The committee also recommended a use variance instead of rezoning that property. A public hearing on the rezoning issue will be held on October 30. • Donut Connection, located at 29603 Lorain Road at the corner of Christman Drive. Representing Donut Connection was Cindy Shalala and Rusty Jack. The proposal is for a donut shop with adrive-up window on the west side of the building. There will not be any additional lighting required and no outside loudspeakers. Inside the store, there will be a six-seat counter and three booths that will hold four people. The present ground sign will be moved west about 25 feet with new signage on it. After discussion, the committee unanimously recommended approval of the Donut Connection, located at 29603 Lorain Road, subject to the recommendations of the various boards and commissions. Mr. Nashar moved that Council approve the proposal of the Donut Connection, 29603 Lorain Road, subject to the recommendations of the committee and all boards and commissions, The motion was seconded by Mr. Gareau and unanimously approved. • Ordinances 99-108, 99-83, 99-113, and 2000-81 will be held in committee for review. Public hearings will be held on October 30 for 99-83, 99-113 and 2000-81. On November 2, the BZD Committee will meet again and schedule a review of all these ordinances. Councilman Gareau asked Mr. Nashar if the proposal for the construction of a building to house an indoor pool at the Econo Lodge could also be scheduled for the November 2 BZD Committee meeting as they would like to get started on that before the weather gets bad. Mr. Nashar agreed to place the Econo Lodge proposal on the agenda. Mr. McKay, chairperson of the Finance Committee: 1) The committee met on Monday, October 9, to discuss Ordinances 2000-125, 2000-126, 2000-127, 2000-128, and 2000-129. Present were committee members O'Grady, Limpert, McKay; Council members Gareau, Nashar, Miller and Kasler; President of Council Saringer; Mayor Musial, Assistant Law Director Dubelko, Finance Director Copfer and Safety Director Jenkins. The committee discussed the pay raise ordinances for the Ward Councilmen, Mayor, President of Council, Law Director and Finance Director and compared the rate 5