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Council Minutes of 9/28/2005 2) The committee met again on September 19 for cone-half hour long meeting which would be limited to the issue of Suburban Collision Center. At that point, a discussion was undertaken between the Director of Law Dubellco, committee members, and attorney Dan Kolick representing Suburban Collision Centers. An issue was presented to the committee concerning whether or not sufficient findings were presented by the Planning Commission to the BZD Committee and City Council as otherwise would have been required under Section 1118.05. This section requires a decision from the Planning Commission to be supported by specific findings for this special use permit. Law Director Dubelko advised, and Council agreed, that because sufficient findings were not included with the Planning Commission recommendation, that the matter would be referred back to the Planning Commission with the request to include 1118.05 findings which would then be referred back to Council for a vote at the next Council meeting. Councilman Gareau made a motion that the Suburban Collision Center proposal and special use permit be referral back to the Planning Commission for findings consistent with its obligations under Section 1118.05. The motion was seconded by Councilman Nashar. Roll call: Gareau, yes; Nashar, yes; Tallon, yes; Orlowski, yes; Ryan, no, commenting he felt it should go back to the committee to be reviewed again so residents have the opportunity to once again see the specific items that are stated. Roll call continued: Barker, yes; Miller, yes. The motion passed with six yes votes and one no vote. Councilman Tallon, chairperson of the Finance Committee: 1) The Finance Committee met on Tuesday, September 13, 2005. In attendance were committee members Talton and Gareau; Council members Nashar, Miller, Barker, Orlowski; the Finance Director, Law Director, Service Director and the City Engineer. Ordinance 2005-130, a transfer ordinance was discussed. The transfer ordinances are the maintenance of the budget. Whereas we are in 75% of the budget being spent, there are some housekeeping items to do and those require the transfer of funds. After a lengthy discussion, only a few minor changes were made. The committee unanimously recommended the passage of Ordinance 2005-130 as amended and also for suspension of the rule requiring three readings. 2) A special meeting of the Finance Committee was set for 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 28. Councilman Barker, chairperson of the Recreation, Public Parks & Buildings Committee: 1) Councilman Miller, chairperson of the Public Safety Committee, requested that the Recreation Committee take in a few issue$ for discussion. Regarding the Rice recreation report contracts, information on that was received today from Came Copfer. With regard to the fencing issue, on September 14 Council received an e-mail from Safety Director Lirnpert informing that Mr. DiSalvo and Tom Stein contacted Elyria fence and they were supposed to start yesterday on the fence. They did start construction, and it should be completed by the weekend. Councilman Orlowski, chairperson of the Environmental Control Committee: 1) The committee met Tuesday, September 13, regarding Resolution 2005-128, a resolution authorizing the Mayor to submit an application for State of Ohio Issue 2 Infrastructure Bond Program funding for Lessner Road water main replacement and storm sewer construction from Columbia Road to Walter Road and declaring an emergency. City Engineer Durbin presented an approximate cost breakdown for the necessary work and answered questions as to the county road located in North Olmsted. This is a zero percent loan for 20 years. It's also 12