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Dec. 6, 1949
<br />IAinutes of a meeting of the Council of the
<br />Village of North Olmsted, 0.
<br />Present vrere Dr. C. B. Lewis, Mayor, E. Bauugardner, R. }3iddulph,
<br />Ti. K. Biclwell, F. Crider, Wm. H. rframer, Dan Ror;ip. .
<br />The minutes of Nov. 15th and 29th vJere read and 'approved.
<br />uir. 11olnar requested some cinders on Andrus Ave. &:oved by
<br />Mr. Biddulph seconded by 11r. Crider that the Mayor and Clerk
<br />be authorized to have a car of cinders put on Andrus Ave.
<br />"yeassr t3aum;ardner, Biddulph, Bidwell, Crider, Kramer, Romp.
<br />Mr. PJtolnar requested that lots 25, 26, 115, 116, 117, 118
<br />and 119 on the Boulevard be rezoned from single residence
<br />to multi.ple residence, in order to build multiple resiciences
<br />on these lots. Moved by Mr. Baumgaraner seconded by bir. Crider
<br />that the Solicitor prepare the necessary legislation to rezone
<br />the above mentioned lots. "Yeas" Bawngardner, Biddulph, Bidtrtrell,
<br />Crider, Kramer, Romp.
<br />PAr. Luke and 1.7r. Gohlke of the C. E. I11. Co., requested a
<br />te:nporary permit to erect a 5 by 51 building to house a
<br />transformer, and a perm3.teto erect a permanent building for
<br />a transformer station to be built of brick and block. They
<br />also stated that the 33,000 volt line viould not interfere
<br />"rith radio or telivision.
<br />Moved by ;vir. Bidwell seconded by T,4r. 't3iddulph that a permit
<br />for a temporary building and a permit for a permanent building
<br />to house transformers be granted the C. E. I11. Co., and the
<br />permanent building be?built within 6 months. "Yeas" Bau.rnZardner,
<br />Biddulph, Bidwell, Crider, I;ramer, Romp.
<br />Mr. John Loser and Tvir. Conrad Loser requested.that their 353 plus
<br />feet on Lorain Road be rezoned from residence to business.
<br />Moved and seconded that the rezoning of the Loser property be
<br />referred to the Planning Coin..?ission. "Yeas" Baumgardner,
<br />Biddulph, Bidwell, Crider, Kramer, Romp.
<br />Comnunication wAS received from John Loser and Conrad Loser
<br />protesting the Dover Road water improvement, in that their
<br />470 feet on Dover Road is opposite the mammoth water tank
<br />nova under construction, making their land obsolete for
<br />residential purposes, and that the conteinplated assessrient
<br />for the water main tivould bring them no benefit, but would
<br />create a tax burden. They also stated their pover Road
<br />fronta?e ?vith the exception of 20 feet is for sale.
<br />I4r• Biddulph stated that the ZoninZ Board of Appeals had
<br />considered the Ed DeVine house and reported that the concensus
<br />of opinion vras that the House vras out of proportion for a
<br />40 foot lot.
<br />Yir• Kramer, Chairman of the Planning Commission stated that
<br />the Planning Commission recommended that the land on both sides
<br />of Lorain Road, from the Fairview line to Columbia Road be changed
<br />from residence district to a retail bu,-?iness district.
<br />Ordinance #784 was introduced by Prir. I?ramer. An Ordinance
<br />to ainend the Zone 11ap and ZoninG Ordinance of the Village of
<br />North Olmsted by chan6irg from a residential district to a
<br />retail business district the land on both sides of Lorain
<br />Road, from the easterly Village limits to Colu_nbia Road,
<br />the depth for business purposes to be the rcar property
<br />13ne of the parcels fronting on Lorain Road or three hundred'
<br />feet from the center line of Lorain Road, whichever is less.
<br />Uaerabove Ordinance was given its first readinG only.
<br />lir. Kramer stated that the Planning Commission recemanded
<br />changins from residence to retail business 114 feet on Lorain
<br />Road just vrest of the North Olmsted Lu.??ber Co.
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