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Council Minutes of 2/7/2006 <br />1. A minimum of three wallpacks be added to light the area referred to. (northeast <br />area of the building near the walkway to St. Clarence property.) <br />2. A permanent easement be placed between the two parcel numbers for purposes of <br />storm water removal. <br />3. Review and approval of plans submitted by all safety departments, to include but <br />not limited to, a review of the north and east sides of the building as it applies to <br />access for emergency vehicles. <br />4. That the applicant maintain the specimen tree count as shown on its landscape <br />plan, including specified existing mature trees in accordance with code and as <br />directed by the City Forester. That the applicant replace any such trees damaged <br />by construction. <br />5. Include all recommendations of boards and commissions. <br />Councilman Miller made a motion that Council approve the plans for Emerald Village, <br />30344 Lorain Road, with the requirements of a minimum of three wallpacks be added to <br />light the northeast area of the building near the walkway to St. Clarence property; a <br />permanent easement be recorded and placed between the two parcel numbers for <br />purposes of storm water removal; review and approval of plans submitted to the Safety <br />Departments, to include the Police and Fire Department, but not limited to a review a the <br />north and east sides of the building as it applies to access for emergency vehicles; the <br />applicant maintain the specimen tree count as shown on its landscape plan, including <br />specified existing mature trees in accordance with code and as directed by the City <br />Forester that the applicant replace any such trees damaged by construction; including all <br />recommendations of the city boards and commissions. The motion was seconded by <br />Councilman Orlowski. Roll call: Miller, yes; Orlowski, yes; Dailey Jones, yes; Ryan, <br />no; Tallon, yes; Barker, yes; Gareau, abstain. The motion passed with five yes votes and <br />one no vote. Councilman Miller said it was agreed that, upon completion with <br />compliance of the above, that the plans would not need to be returned to committee, but <br />would be permitted to proceed. This is the first project to go through the new Planning & <br />Design Commission. Several boards and commissions worked on this over a period of <br />time. Planning Director Wenger's efforts are appreciated. <br />Councilman Ryan, Chairperson of the Intra-Governmental Relations Committee: 1) The <br />committee met at 7 p.m. on February 7. In attendance were committee members Ryan, <br />Dailey Jones and Orlowski; Councilmen Miller, Barker Tallon and President Kennedy. <br />Agenda items were as follows: <br />• Interviewed Thomas J. Dubowski to fill the open position on the Landmarks <br />Commission. The committee was well acquainted with Mr. Dubowkki, and he <br />was unanimously approved. Councilman Ryan made a motion that Council <br />appoint Thomas J. Dubowski as Council's representative to the Landmarks <br />Commission to complete the term ending December 31, 2006. The motion was <br />seconded by Councilman Miller and passed unanimously. (Mr. Dubowski was <br />asked to stand and be recognized.) <br />• Resolutions 2006-9 and 2006-10. After a lively discussion, the committee <br />recommended approval by a vote of 2-1. <br />7 <br />~~: ~~ <br />