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Council Minutes of 2/1/2000 hand turns on Mill at Dover Center. Further discussion was had about the necessity of the continuance of no right turn onto Dover from Brookpark extension. There was a consensus that the hours on this no right turn location should also be reviewed. He has requested legislation in this regard. This issue will be reviewed again after Mr. Bohlmann and the traffic engineer look into the timing issues and legislation is prepared in regard to the right hand locations. 2) A joint Finance/Transportation Committee meeting was held on January 11 with the aforementioned persons present. Discussed was Ordinance 2000-2, an ordinance that proposes to transfer certain funds from the Bus Fund to the General Fund. Mayor Musial suggested that another section be added, and the committee agreed to hold this ordinance in committee until the Mayor's requested section could be added. Mrs. Kasler, chairperson of the Intra-Governmental Relations and Legislation; Long- Range Planning Committee: 1) The committee met on January 26. Present were all Council members and the President of Council; directors of Finance, Service, Safety and Law and the Mayor. The following items were discussed: • Resolution 2000-8. The Building Commissioner, City Engineer and Mayor's assistant have already been working on census documentation and verification. Seventy-five volunteers have been solicited to make calls in North Olmsted to urge return of the census information request. A federal government committee will personally follow up home by home to complete the collection of information. The committee voiced their support in agreement with the city's effort on the census by unanimously recommending approval of 2000-8. • The Hennie Homes annexation application. This issue will be addressed in the form of a resolution at a future meeting. • All of Council was invited to submit recommendations to the Legislative Committee for discussion by the Charter Review Commission. 2) The Mayor has made two recommendations for appointments to the Tax Incentive Review Council. One is Councilman Dean McKay, and the second is Robert Koeth. Mr. McKay would serve for the time period of 1/1/2000 to 12/31/02. Mr. Koeth would serve for the period of time of 1/1/2000 to 12/31/01. Since Council is familiar with both of these gentlemen and both have had experience in this area, it was requested and it has been recommended by the committee through caucus that they be approved without a formal interview. Mr. Miller made a motion to approve the appointment of Councilman McKay and Mr. Koeth to the Tax Incentive Review Council. The motion was seconded by Mr. Nashar and unanimously approved. 3) She will schedule a meeting of the committee to interview a recommended appointment to the Board of Building Code Appeals. The recommendation by the Mayor is that Raymond Puzzitiello fill the unexpired term of Richard Burk. Mr. Nashar, chairperson of the Building, Zoning and Development Committee: 1) On January 19, public hearings were held pertaining to Ordinances 98-130 and 98-131. In attendance were Council members Gareau, Limpert, Nashar, McKay, O'Grady, Kasler ,. and Council President Saringer; Law Director Gareau; Mayor Musial; attorney Mr. Todd