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Council Minutes of 9/28/2005 extension. The addition will be to accommodate paint booths, now located at the Dover Center location, in order to consolidate Suburban's service activities in one area. The small addition would be located in the rear and will not involve any additional parking or extend the developed portion of the site any fiarther to the north. The addition will match the existing building in color and materials. This was a thoroughly presented issues. There were a number of individuals present on behalf of Suburban Collision Center who went through such detail as providing information from the general contractor's standpoint. One individual presented information regarding the impact of the paint booths with respect to particulate and potential odor issues. A representative of the manufacturer of the paint booth was present to explain how those particular paint booths suppress fire and how they work in terms of ventilation. There was considerable resident input and concern expressed concerning the issue of odor and particulate matters leaving the site and affecting them. The are located approximately 150 feet away to the north. Two residents who spoke on the issue expressed concern and requested that the project be denied. Chairperson Gareau requested an additional week to address the issue residents living close to two other paint booth locations in the city. It was agreed to hold the issue in committee until September 19 when a meeting of one- halfhour would be held far final disposition. • Ordinance 2005-129, an ordinance granting a storm sewer easement located on property owned by the City of North Olmsted and designated as P. P. No. 231-32- 005 by Cuyahoga County Maps and Records to the North Olmsted Assembly of God Church, said easement shown on the attached exhibit A. If approved, this would allow a permanent easement for maintenance purposes in order to allow the church access to the storm sewer to install, reinstall or maintain storm sewers and appurtenances on the property. This is a customary grant of easement, and the committee unanimously recommended approval. • Ordinance 2005-133, an ordinance amending Section 1363.07 of Chapter 1363 of the Real Property Maintenance Code entitled "Duties and Responsibilities of Owners and Operators" in order to permit residents to store trash containers in side yard areas that are visible from the right-of--way. A recent revision to the Property Maintenance Code required that trash containers stored in the side yard not be visible from the right-of--way. Due to a very vigilant property maintenance program this summer, it has become evident how many people store their trash in the side yard without having it be screened. Some residents, who have been doing this for many years, received a violation notice. This legislation will amend the code to read, "trash containers shall be stored on one and two-family dwelling unit premises within garages or other buildings authorized for such purpose or so located or hidden by landscaping, fencing or enclosure as to not be visible from the public right-of--way. Provided, however, that trash containers maybe stored in the side yard areas and visible from the right-of--way so long as the containers have lids and are sufficiently sealed so as to prevent animal or insect foraging and infestation." After discussion, the committee recognized that this would address the concerns that were being presented by the residents while at the same time addressing the concern of the city that the trash cans be secured against insects and rodents. The committee unanimously recommended approval. 11