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Council Minutes of 11/21/2006 certain emissions from the paint spray bay facility. It was originally scheduled to be tested at this time one year after application of the original permit. There is some question as to whether the one year is up in November or January. The applicant, through his counsel Mr. Kolick and Law Director Dubelko, worked out the possibility of extending the timeframe an additional period until June and July of 2007. This was based upon a recommendation from the city's environmental expert who felt that the climate conditions were better suited far testing in June rather than in November. Discussion focused upon whether or not the proper testing criteria were being used. All other things being equal, was the original test that was conducted which showed there would be no emissions problem a legitimate test from the standpoint of were the proper particulates or emissions being tested for? The applicant did not have an answer to the questions. Perhaps the question is better presented to our experts. We do have the expert report from Suburban Collision Center when they originally applied for a conditional use permit. That report will be forwarded to our expert for analysis to determined if perhaps additional testing should take place when Suburban Collision Center actually fulfills its obligation under the conditional use permit and performs a test to determine if there axe emissions coming from the facility. We have had an ongoing issue with respect to paint odor from the facility throughout the neighborhood, and this is an attempt to take one more step to address that issue. The committee, with the consent of the applicant, agreed to hold the matter in committee and to bring it up for discussion at a later date. In the meantime, we will follow through with the submittal of their test to our expert for our expert's recommendations. The committee would expect to hear back from Suburban Collision Center sometime in mid-January as to the status of its attempt to abate the nuisance problem on its site. Councilman Barker, chairperson of the Recreation, Public Parks & Buildings Committee: 1) The Recreation, Public Parks and Buildings Committee met on Tuesday, November 14. Present were committee members Barker, Gareau and Jones; Fresident Kennedy and Council members Orlowski, Miller and Talton; Law Director Dubelko, Safety Director Terbrack, Community Life Services Director Dailey, Plaxming Director Wenger, Recreation Commissioner DiSalvo, Ken Emling from Bowen and Associates, Chris Meyer from Meyer Design and other members of the administration, invited guests for other committee meetings and residents. The committee discussed Resolution 2006-181, a resolution authorizing the Director of Community Life Services to advertise for bids for the construction and furnishing of new ADA restrooms, playground equipment and paths and other site improvements at the North Olmsted Park as detailed in the plans and specifications on file, further authorizing the Mayor, after award by the Board of Control, to enter into a contract or contracts with the lowest and best bidder(s), and declaring are emergency. North Olmsted received $112,000.00 in Community Development Block Grant funds for ADA improvements to North Olmsted Park. The improvements will be two new family friendly ADA compliant restrooms and a ADA playground with ADA equipment for age's 2-5 years, connecting paths and site improvements. Mr. Ken Emling from Richard L. Bowen and Associates explained the family friendly restroorns. They will be added to the rear or north side of the Senior Center and will only be accessible from the outside. The brick and roof will match the existing building. The restrooms will each have a changing table, toilet, sink, hand sanitizes station and electric hand dryer for 6