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Council Minutes of 5/15/2001 • Sprintcom, Inc., at McCormick Place, a proposal to build a tower located at Lorain Road and West 231. This proposal had previously been turned down by the Planning Commission and the Board of Zoning Appeals. After reviewing the proposal, the BZD Committee did not recommend approval, Mr. Nashar moved that Council deny the proposal for a tower at McCormick Place. The motion was seconded by Councilman McKay and unanimously approved. The application is denied. • Lighthouse Pools, 25601 Lorain Road, a proposal to demolish a building on the west end of the property at Bailey Road and build an addition to Lighthouse Pools which would extend to Bailey. Representing Lighthouse Pools was Mr. Steve Schill. The new building will be two stories and, because of the drop off in the back of the building, there will be a basement which will be used for storage purposes only. The design and the colors of the buildmg will match the existing buildmg. The committee reviewed the delivery system. During the week, two or possibly three semi-tractor trailer trucks will backing down Bailey and into the driveway off of Bailey. This traffic pattern will be studied and, if this method causes traffic problems, they will have to make a curb cut on Fleharty so the trucks can pull in on Fleharty to make deliveries and pull out onto Bailey. The BZD Committee recommended approval, subject to all the recommendations of the boards and commissions of the city. Mr. Nashar moved that Council recommend approval of the Lighthouse Pools proposal subject to all recommendations and requirements. The motion was seconded by Mr. O'Grady. Mr. Miller added to the report that the peak on the new section is not to exceed the existing peak. He believes it was approximately five feet lower than the existing high point on that building. Mr. Nashar agreed. The motion was unanimously passed. Councilman McKay, chairperson of the Finance Committee: 1) The Finance, Recreation, Streets & Drainage and Environmental Committees met jointly on Monday, May 7. Present were all Council Members including President Beringer; Mayor Musial, Safety Director Bohlmann, Service Director Jenkins, Finance Director Copfer. The Finance Committee discussed Ordinance 2001-01, which is an ordinance establishing the organization and composition of the non-uniform and part time personnel of the Police Department. The salary ranges will be established as follows: • School guards first year of service in 2001, $6.85; 2002, $7.06; 2003, $7.27 per hour. • Second year and thereafter: 2001, $8.30; 2002, $8.55; 2003, $8.12. • The auxiliary police first year in 2001, $6.85; 2002, $7.06; 2003, $7.27. • Second year and thereafter, $8.30; 2002, $8.55; 2003, $8.81. • Dispatchers in 2001, $10.61 to $14.85; 2002, $10.93 to $15.30; 2003, $11.26 to $15.76. • Off duty electrical maintenance: 2001, $10.20 to $14.19; 2002, $10.51 to $14.61; 2003, $10.89 to $15.05. The committee recommended approval. 2) The Finance and Environmental Committees met in joint sessions to discuss Ordinance 2001-62, which authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with Browning-Ferris Industries for the removal of solid waste for the next two years. This ~,,, will be at no increase in cost to the city. The current contract amounts to $1,559,250 per 10