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Council Minutes 4/5/2005 ,~• Councilman Dailey, chairperson of the Recreation, Public Parks & Buildings Committee: ~~ 1) The Recreation Committee met on Tuesday, March 22, to discuss Ordinance 2405-26, an ordinance creating a new Section 139.13 of Chapter 139 of the Administrative Cade entitled "Deparkment of Public Safety" for the purpose of creating a new positian of Assistant Course/Facility Maintenance Supervisor within the organizational chart of the Division of Springvale and declaring an emergency. Because there was no representation from the administration in attendance that evening, the committee voted to hold the legislation. 2) The committee met again this evening to discuss Ordinance 2045-26. The question was asked if the position was requiring new money. Marty Young, manager of Springvale, advised that by eliminating part-time positions, this position will be covered. It is needed as a full-time position. The trained professional will help with the condition of the course, making the greens play better for all that use the facility. The committee unanimously approved. Councilman Gareau, chairperson of the Building, Zoning and Development Committee: 1) The Building, Zoning and Development Committee met on Tuesday, March 29. Present were committee members, Law Director Dubelko, Assistant Building Commissioner Tom Rymazczyk and City Planner Kim Wenger. Agenda items were as follows. • Review of a Planning Commission recommendation for the Fairview Corporate Center lot on the northeast corner of Brookpark and Clague roads. A lazge mound was put there last year and it has become somewhat overgrown. They came back with a formal proposal which involves modifications to the previously approved landscape plan. These modifications were required as changes to grading the site conflicted with the originally approved plans. The applicant had requested originally a minor change format, and that was denied. They then presented to the Architectural Review Board and the Planning Commission, and what they brought forward for that corner, which is a fairly high visible comer in North Olmsted, was the following: 1. Add an additional 44 trees to the site, which would be a mix of 2 inch deciduous and 6 foot evergreen tees. 2. Provide a mixture of ash, maple, oak and spruce. 3. There would mulch beds which would be added for aesthetics around the tree groupings. 4. Aground cover would be used of athletic blend with fescue. There is no irrigation required for this particular area as the Zoning Code doesn't require it. Revised plans were submitted to the Planning Commission. The Planning Commission did recommend approval of those modifications to the site plan for Fairview Corporate Center. The committee unanimously approved approval with the recommendations of the various boards and commissions. Councilman Gazeau made a motion to approve the Fairview Corporate Center revision to site plan as presented to the Planning Commission and with the recommendations of the boards and commissions. The motion was seconded by Councilman McKay and passed unanimously. 8