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Council Minutes of 2/7/2006 • Resolution 2005-175 was mentioned and will be discussed at a future meeting. It is a resolution to inform individuals of the desire of City Council to video broadcast Council meetings. Councilman Barker, member of the Recreation Master Plan Committee: 1) The Recreation Master Plan Committee kick-off was held at 5 p.m. on Thursday, January 26, with members of the Recreation Commission, City Council, members of the administration advisory group to the project, and the consultant team of Derr + Boron Associates, RCU Architects and Karpinski Engineers. The group discussed the goal of the project, which is to create a plan that provides for the long-term recreational needs of the community. The process should consider all avenues, including renovation and use of existing facilities and the possibilities of new construction. The group also discussed that the plan should address recreational needs of all segments of the community, including children, teens, adults and the aging population. Cooperative efforts with neighboring communities and/or non-profit organizations should be explored as well. The group generally discussed the current conditions of city parks and recreation facilities, particularly the Recreation Center, including programming and budgeting issues. The consultant will follow up with site visits of all facilities to provide a detailed inventory of existing conditions. Finally, the advisory group identified stakeholders to the process, which are those persons or groups that should be asked for input into the process. Public participation methods were discussed, and it was generally agreed that focus groups would be good way of obtaining community input. 2) The Recreation Committee meeting was cancelled and will be rescheduled for a discussion of Resolution 2006-4 regarding a fence at one of the baseball fields at North Olmsted Park. Councilman Orlowski, chairperson of the Public Safety, Health & Welfare Committee: 1) The committee met on February 2, 2006. In attendance were committee members Orlowski, Barker and Tallon; Council members Gareau, Dailey Jones and Miller; concerned residents; Mr. Hammond and his attorney; Police Chief Ruple, Lt. Gallagher, Safety Director Terbrack, Service Director Limpert and Law Director Dubelko. News Channels 5 and 19 were in attendance. Agenda items were as follows: • Transfer of ownership for the liquor permit at Speedway Superamerica #9084 at 24046 Lorain Road to Hanini Oil, 24046 Lorain Road. The .Police Dept. had no objection to the transfer of the ownership of the liquor license. The committee unanimously approved not to object. Councilman Orlowski moved that Council have no objection to the liquor license transfer from Speedway Superamerica #9084, 24046 Lorain Road, to Hanini Oil Inc., 24046 Lorain Road. The motion was seconded by Councilman Tallon. Roll call: Orlowski, yes; Tallon, yes; Ryan, yes; Miller, no; Dailey Jones, yes; Gareau, yes; Barker, yes. The motion passed with six yes votes and one no vote. • Liquor license transfer from Trimus, 29047 Lorain Road, to Mark Hammond Enterprises, 29047 Lorain Road. Lt. Gallagher presented statistics and information regarding the liquor license transfer and noted there have been many problems in the last three years at this bar and parking lot. In 2005, there has 8