01-07-1941 - 02-27-1951 Meeting Minutes

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-2- October 3, 1950 Mr. Baumgardner reported that there would,be a meeting of the Transportation Committee on Thursday night -- that a new driver would have to be'employed as one of our drivers was leaving October 8th to go into the Service. He said the Globe ticket matter would be discussed at that time. He also reported that 40 North Olmsted children and 50 to 60 Fairview children went into Cleveland to school. Mr. Hatton reported that the Planning Comrnission held a meeting on September 26p 1950 at which time the following matters were discussed: Dividing parcel on r4cKenzie Road, owned by Miss F1,orence E. Crider, 112t wide x 4851 deep, in to two 56, lots. Petition received from residents ofRoot Road requesting change in zoning to permit multiple residences. Request of Messrs, Burrell and Stiop to build a 20 a 20 bulb house on Butternut Ridge Road. The Planning Coaunission recommended the refusal of all the above-mentioned requests. It wa.s moved and seconded that the recommendations of the Plarni.ns Commission be accepted. "Yeas'' Baumgaxdner, Hatton, Lewiss Soott. Mr. Kramer is now present. Mr. Reinhart complained regarding cleaning the ditch on his property in 13oot Road. The Mayor advised that the ditch was there when he purchased the property, and the only way to close it up would be for Mr. Reinhart to furnish the tile and the Village would lay it for him. The matter was referred to the Engineer. Don Joecken and Mr. Forrest of Andrua 4venue asked for permission to have garages three feet Prom the lot line instead of five feet, as required by our Zoning Ordinance. It was anved and seconded that an exception be made on the east side of Andrus Avenue, to have garaoes three feet Pron the lot line instead of five feet. "Yeas" Bawngardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Scott. Mr. Kleimn of Andrus Avenue inquired what l.ind of a road they wnuld have on Andrus Avenue after the rvnrk was completed. He was informed that it would be a slag road -- that tree lawns wrould be dressed up and that the propertp owners would have to biy drive-way pipes. Mr. Earl G. Tiaothy wanted to know why he coul.dn't get a permit to build in Garden City when they were building on Sublots 18 and 19. It was e.xplained to him that it was up to the County Board of Health to issue perni.ts for septic tanks first. Ordinance No. 849 was introduced by Dr. Lewis. An Ordinance amending Ordinance #845 passed on August 29, 19502 by addi,ng a new section, 4(a), providing for the transportat.faiof elementary and high school children riding into the City of Cleveland, and returns at a rate of fare of one-half of that provided by Ordinance #$45. It was moved and seconded that the statutory rule be suspended and the Ordinance be read immediately the second and third times and put on its passage. The affirmative vote on said motion was as follows: Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis;• Scott. Thereupon the Ordinance was read the second and third times and put upon its passage, and the affirmative vnta thereon was as followss Baungardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Baott. ' It was moved and seconded that Charles Smith paint the Fire Station and seal coat the garage. "Yeas" Baumgardner, Hatton, Kraraer, Lewis, Scott. There being no ob3ection to the change in zoning on the Bowen property located on the northeast corner of Clague and Lorain N,oad, Ordinance #840 was read the third time and on the adoption the following voted "yea" Bawn?;ardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Scott. The Mayor appointed Mrs. Robert McMullen, Chairman and rirs. Hobert Kamp, Co- Chairman of the Polio Foundation Campaign. It was moved and seconded that the appointments be approved. "Yeas" Bawm;ardnex, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Scott. :