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Council Minutes of 2/17/2004 ~ Ordinance 2003-164, an ordinance amending Section 741.03 of Chapter 741 of the Business Regulation Code of the City of North Olmsted entitled "Deliveries to Commercial Establishments" so as to prohibit overnight parking of commercial delivery trucks and to amend the hours of operation and declaring an emergency. Mr. Limpert stated some amendments had been proposed in Section (1) D that any large retail store is .50,000 square feet or above, in (B) residential structure is any building designed and used for residential purposes. Section 2, no person shall stop, stand or park a commercial delivery motor vehicle for any length of time between the hours of 9 p.m. and 7:30 a.m. in any lot in which is located a large retail store that is within the 250 linear feet of a residential structure. Any tenant or owner of a large retail store located within 250 of a residential structure shall post and cause to be posted a sign stating no overnight parking of commercial delivery trucks between 9 p.m. and 7:30 a.m. The height of the sign shall be at eye level. Mr. Burns had a number of concerns. Due to the many concerns, the committee recommended that the ordinance be held in committee as the Law Director and Mr. Burns will work together to address those problems. • Ordinance 2004-12, a resolution dispensing with a RFP process and authorizing the Mayor, following approval by the Board of Control if necessary, to review the service agreement with N. E. Del Giudice Architects, Inc., to serve as back-up plans examiner for the North Olmsted Building Department, and declaring an emergency. The Building Commissioner has requested that the renewal of the agreement with N. E. Del Giudice be passed. Mr. Dailey asked how much the city had paid to the company during the past year. The answer was less than $20,000. The committee recommended approval. • Ordinance 2004-14, an ordinance providing for an amendment of the Zoning Map of the City of North Olmsted by rezoning P. P. Nos. 231-26-005, 231-26-004 and 231- 26-003, located immediately to the north of the former Cupachino's building on the northwest corner of Clague Road and Lorain Road, from One Family Residence to General Retail Business. The city planner feels that the rezoning from Single Family Residential to General Retail Business will promote orderly development. By rezoning this to General Retail it becomes more in conformance with the surrounding property. The committee recommended approval. AUDIENCE PARTICIAPTION Dennis Lambert, 25057 Carey Lane. • Thanks to Council for consideration to the Charter Review Commission. He appreciates the opportunity to have been interviewed. • Regarding the Mayor's lawsuit, many controversies have come before this Council in past years that have taken issue and long-term discussion. The President, as chairperson, has the right to maintain decorum. Further, when discussions become of such a large proportion that more than a few minutes commentary is needed, those issues should be stopped and sent to committee. This is a business meeting and the conclusion of what has transpired in committees in the past. He can understand the passion that some Council members have about this issue. If Council is truly 8