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Council Minutes of 8-7-2018 • Finally, as a follow-up to the City's new legislation regarding transient rentals, we have issued a violation notice to a property requesting they stop using the property for this purpose. Director of Finance Copfer: • No report. Councilman Schumann asked for a moment of personal privilege. As you may or may not know, 2018-77 will be introduced tonight. Part of that change in our zoning is about the permitting Book Exchange Boxes as accessory uses. I received about 10 letters from neighbors and from members of the community and I wanted to share those with Council and maybe Chuck can send them to everybody. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION No comments. LEGISLATION Resolution 2018-74 introduced by Mayor Kennedy was given its third reading. A Resolution determining to proceed to submit to the electors of the City the question of issuing bonds, in the aggregate principal amount of $43,250,000, for the purpose of improving the City's park and recreational facilities by constructing, renovating, remodeling, adding to, furnishing, equipping and otherwise improving buildings, facilities and playing fields in the Recreation Center Complex and North Olmsted Community Park and improving existing facilities at Barton and Bradley Park and facilities on other city properties for recreational purposes, in each case providing supporting site, street, sidewalk and parking improvements and necessary appurtenances and work incidental thereto; and declaring an emergency. Councilman Schumann moved for adoption. The motion was seconded by Councilman Brossard and passed 6-1. Resolution 2018-74 adopted 6-1. Councilman Glassburn voted no. Councilman Limpert voted yes with comment. As I have said in previous committee meetings, It is my desire that we as a Council can work with the administration for a reduced recreation amount to maintain the priority enhancements to the Recreation Center's core facilities as well as some improvements to the currently designated parks while reducing the overall levy amount by 10%-20% is what I have discussed previously. The administration has made it clear that based on the current conditions of the recreation facility, we cannot wait until the run-off of the fire station and library levies. I personally do not agree with low voter -turn out during a non -November election as an acceptable reason for putting essentially an unchanged proposal on the ballot. However, I will support the administration and my colleagues in each's desire to the let voters decide on the importance of improved recreation here in North Olmsted and if/when the levy passes, work collaboratively to maximize value of improvements to residents of all ages here in North Olmsted. Ordinance 2018-75 was introduced and placed on first reading by Mayor Kennedy. An Ordinance amending Chapter 904 (entitled "Small Cell Facilities and Wireless Support 2