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Council Minutes of 2/19/02 • Ordinance 2002-19, which sets the temporary appropriations for 2002. It is basically the same as last year with the following changes: Law Department line item Operations for rent and furniture was up by $10,700; Safety Department up by $1,838 for back pay; engineering for contract grant money was $12,750; General Service Operations, $30,000 for the city's share of Columbia Road repaving; General Administration fund transfer of 528,000 to the STEP program; Recreation fund and Building Equipment Capital, $54,000 for the electrical repair at the Rec Center; Sanitary Sewer fund for the Wastewater Treatment Plant, which includes a monorail and sodium aluminate odor control device, $7,800; Systems, $42,667, which includes rocks, baskets and lake repair at Canterbury Lake; Springvale, building and equipment increase of $26,000 for landscaping and landscaping machinery. The committee recommended approval. Councilman Nashaz, chairperson of the Building, Zoning and Development Committee: 1) The committee met on February 11. Present were committee members McKay, Gazeau, Nashaz; Council members Miller, Limpert, Dailey, Kesler; Mayor Musial, Law Director Dubelko, Service Director Thomas, City Engineer Deichmann, Assistant Building Commissioner Rymazczyk. Agenda items were as follows: • Tops Market, to be located at 26666 Brookpark Road extension. Representing Tops Market was Mr. Jeff Cossel and Mr. John Crook. Plans were presented to reconfigure and to reduce the retail building from 15,400 square feet to 13,300 square feet. This will create 10 additional parking spaces. There will be a total of six retail shops, four on the east side and two on the south side of the building. The windows will have a bronze frame with tinted glass and the awnings over the windows will be champagne in color. The south side of the building facing Brookpark Road extension will be a masonry brick in the center and there will also be masonry brick on the end columns. The azea where the signs are to be placed on the building will be E.F.I.S. material. There will be no changes made to the north side of the building which faces the residential property. All landscaping will remain the same as originally planned. The committee met again this evening to review the proposed minor change in the drawings. In one of the sections, the developer's plans showed E.F.I. S. material where the committee had designated it to be masonry brick. The error was corrected on the drawings. After discussion, the committee unanimously recommended approval of Tops Market, subject to the recommendations of the various boards and commissions of the city. Councilman Nashar moved that Council approve the Tops Market proposal subject to the recommendations of the various boazds and commissions. The motion was seconded by Mr. McKay. Roll call: Nashaz, yes; McKay, yes; Gazeau, yes; Dailey, yes; Kesler, yes; Limpert, yes, commenting that he would like to thank and commend the developers for the various changes they have made throughout this process to make this a far better building for the City of North Olmsted. Roll call continued: Miller, yes. The motion was passed unanimously. 3