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MINUTES OF PUBLIC HEARING OF THE COUNCIL <br />THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED <br />April 23, 1973 <br />8:15 P.M. <br />Present: President Francis J. O'Neill, Councilmen Boehmer, Giesser, Limpert, <br />Prokasy, Saringer, Speedling, West. <br />Also present: Mayor Ralph Christman, Service Director Henry Caster, Asst. <br />City Engineer Dave McDermott, Clerk of Council Nora Hill <br />Mr. West, Chairman Building, Zoning & Development Committee, opened meeting <br />at 8:15 P.M, stating this is a Public Hearing on Ordinance No. 73-31 - An <br />Ordinance amending the Zone Map adopted as part of Ordinance No. 62-33 (known <br />as the Zoning Code of the City of North Olmsted) by changing the designation <br />thereon of certain land from its present designation thereon as "B" Residence <br />District to "A" Residence District. <br />Map detailing area in question was described. <br />Mr. Limpert read Ordinance No. 73-31 in its entirety. <br />Mr. West stated this proposed rezoning was requested by a petition from the <br />people of North Park Estates. Tonight is Public Hearing on same. Ordinance <br />No. 73-31 will be up for third reading at Council Meeting an May 1, 1973. At <br />that time the Building, Zoning & Development Committee of Council will make <br />recommendation as to passage of this Ordinance. The purpose of Public Hearing <br />is to listen to comments from audience. <br />Mr. John Kilbane, 4605 Andorra Drive, President of North Park Estates Homeowners <br />Association, addressed Council on behalf of the Association with following remarks: <br />The area in question contains approximately 141 lots. On the 141 lots there <br />either exists or in the process of construction 85 dwellings. Of those 85 <br />dwellings between 3 and 7 are "B" homes. The remainder are "A" homes. The <br />reasons for petitioning the rezoning are: 1) Want to maintain consistent develop- <br />ment and consistent structure within the development; 2) The greatest possible use <br />of existing vacant land would be building "A" type structure; 3) It would increase <br />the tax base within North Olmsted and that would be beneficial not only to North <br />Park Estates but also to the entire City. <br />Mr. Limpert verified that there are between 3 and 7 homes that are "B" Residence. <br />Mr. Kilbane commented that 4 of the homes are within 10 sq. ft. of being A" homes. <br />There being no further comments Mr. West adjourned meeting at 8:25 P.M. <br />// ~~ <br />Nora T. Hill, Clerk of Council Francis J. O'Nei President of Council <br /> <br />