T h e C i t y Re c o rd O fficial Publication of the City of Cleve l a n d

August the Twenty-Second, Two Thousand and One

Mayor Containing PAGE Michael R. White City Council 3 President of Council The Calendar 98 Michael D. Polensek Board of Control 98 Civil Service 101 Clerk of Council Board of Zoning Appeals 101 Ruby F. Moss Board of Building Standards and Building Appeals 102 Ward Name Public Notices 104 1 Joseph T. Jones Public Hearings 104 2 Robert J. White City of Cleveland Bids 104 3 Zachary Reed Adopted Resolutions 4 Kenneth L. Johnson and Ordinances 105 5 Frank G. Jackson Committee Meetings 195 6 Patricia J. Britt Index 196 7 Fannie M. Lewis 8 William W. Patmon 9 Craig E. Willis 10 Roosevelt Coats 11 Michael D. Polensek PRESORTED STANDARD U. S. POSTAGE PAID 12 Edward W. Rybka CLEVELAND, OHIO 13 Joe Cimperman Permit No. 1372 14 Nelson Cintron, Jr. 15 Merle R. Gordon 16 Michael C. O’Malley 17 Timothy J. Melena 18 Jay Westbrook 19 Dona Brady 20 Martin J. Sweeney 21 Michael A. Dolan

Pr inted on Recycled Pap e r DIRECTORY OF CITY OFFICIALS

CITY COUNCIL–LEGISLATIVE Parking Facilities – Dennis Donahue, Commissioner, Public Auditorium, President of Council–Michael D. Polensek E. 6th and Lakeside Ave. Wa r d Na m e Re s i d e n c e Park Maintenance and Properties – Richard L. Silva, Commissioner, Public 1 Joseph T. Jones ...... 4691 East 177th Street 44 1 2 8 Auditorium – E. 6th & Lakeside. 2 Robert J. White ...... 3760 East 126th Street 44 1 0 5 Recreation – Michael Cox, Commissioner, Room 8 3 Zachary Reed...... 3232 East 119th Street 44 1 2 0 Research, Planning & Development – Mark Fallon, Commissioner, 1501 4 Kenneth L. Johnson ...... 2948 Hampton Road 44 1 2 0 N. Marginal Road, Burke Lakefront Airport 5 Frank G. Jackson ...... 2327 East 38th Street 44 1 1 5 6 Patricia J. Britt ...... 12402 Britton Drive 44 1 2 0 DEPT. OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT – Linda M. Hudecek, Director, 7 Fannie M. Lewis...... 7416 Star Avenue 44 1 0 3 3rd Floor, City Hall. 8 William W. Patmon ...... 867 East Boulevard 44 1 0 8 DIVISIONS – Administrative Services – Terrence Ross, Commissioner. 9 Craig E. Willis ...... 11906 Beulah Avenue 44 1 0 6 Neighborhood Services – Louise V. Jackson, Commissioner. 10 Roosevelt Coats...... 1775 Cliffview Road 44 1 1 2 Neighborhood Development – Donald T. Moss, Commissioner. 11 Michael D. Polensek ...... 17855 Brian Avenue 44 1 1 9 Building & Housing – Robert Vilkas, Commissioner, 5th Floor, City Hall. 12 Edward W. Rybka ...... 6832 Indiana Avenue 44 1 0 5 DEPT. OF PERSONNEL AND HUMAN RESOURCES – Jeffrey K. Patterson, Di r e c t o r , 13 Joe Cimperman...... 3053 West 12th Street 44 1 1 3 Room 121 14 Nelson Cintron, Jr...... 3004 Vega Avenue 44 1 1 3 15 Merle R. Gordon...... 1700 Denison Avenue 44 1 0 9 DEPT. OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT – Christopher P. Warren, Director, 16 Michael C. O’Malley...... 6710 Brookside Drive 44 1 4 4 Room 210 17 Timothy J. Melena ...... 6110 West Clinton Avenue 44 1 0 2 DEPT. OF AGING – Dolores Alexander, Director, Room 122 18 Jay Westbrook ...... 10513 Clifton Boulevard 44 1 0 2 19 Dona Brady...... 3466 Bosworth Road 44 1 1 1 COMMUNITY RELATIONS BOARD – Room 11, Dennis D. Dove, Director; Mayor 20 Martin J. Sweeney ...... 3632 West 133rd Street 44 1 1 1 Michael R. White, Chairman Ex–Officio; Mary Adele Springman, 21 Michael A. Dolan ...... 16519 West Park Road 44 1 1 1 Vice–Chairman; Councilman Dona Brady, Councilman Joe Cimperman, Clerk of Council – Ruby F. Moss, 216 City Hall, 664–2840. City Council Representatives; Rev. Bruce Goode, Paula Castleberry, First Assistant Clerk – Sandra Franklin. Charles E. McBee, Mary Adele Springman, Esq., Terez E. Woods, Emmett MAYOR – Michael R. White Saunders, John Banno, Mary Jane Buckshot, Kathryn M. Hall, Raymond Judith Zimomra, Chief of Staff Negron, Evangeline Hardaway, Edna Fuentes-Casiano, Janet Jankura, Ba r r y Withers, Executive Assistant for Administration Gia Hoa Ryan. Cornell P. Carter, Executive Assistant for Health and Human Services CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION – Room 119, Anne Bloomberg, President; Kenneth Silliman, Executive Assistant for Development ______, Vice President; Gregory J. Wilson, Secretary; Nicholas P. Jackson, Executive Assistant for Services Timothy J. Cosgrove, Member, Rev. Earl Preston, Member. Matt Dotson, Executive Assistant for Legislative Affairs SINKING FUND COMMISSION – Michael R. White, President; Betsy Hruby, As s t . Marvin Hayes, Executive Assistant for Intergovernmental Affairs Sec’y.; ______, Director; Council President Michael D. Polensek. Lucille Ambroz, Director, Office of Equal Opportunity BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS – Room 516, Carol Johnson, Chairman; Members; DEPT. OF LAW – Pinky Carr, Director, ______, Chief Counsel, Room 106 Chris Carmody, Margreat Hopkins, Ozell Dobbins, Tony Petkovsek, Lauren Moore, Chief City Prosecutor; Criminal Branch – Justice Center 8th Floor, Court Towers, 1200 Ontario Street Eugene Cranford, Jr., Secretary. Karen E. Martines, Law Librarian, Room 100 BOARD OF BUILDING STANDARDS AND BUILDING APPEALS – Room 516, J. F. DEPT. OF FINANCE – Kelly Clark, Director, Room 104; Denk, Chairman; James Williams, Alternate Members – D. Cox, P. Frank, Frank Badalamenti, Manager, Internal Audit E. P. O’Brien, Richard Pace, Arthur Saunders, J.S. Su l l i v a n . DIVISIONS – Accounts – Marilyn Henderson, Commissioner, Room 19 BOARD OF REVISION OF ASSESSMENTS – Law Director Cornell P. Carter, City Treasury – Algeron Walker, Treasurer, Room 115 President; Finance Director Kelly Clark, Secretary; Council President Assessments and Licenses – Dedrick Stephens, Commissioner, Room 122 Michael D. Polensek. Purchases and Supplies – Myrna Branche, Commissioner, Room 128 BOARD OF SIDEWALK APPEALS – Service Director Mark Ricchiuto; Law Printing and Reproduction – Diante Fritzgerald, Acting Commissioner, 1735 Lakeside Avenue Director Cornell P. Carter; Councilman Nelson Cintron, Jr. Taxation – Nassim Lynch, Tax Administrator, 1701 Lakeside Avenue BOARD OF REVIEW – (Municipal Income Tax) – Law Director Cornell P. Financial Reporting and Control – Robert Dolan, Controller, Room 18 Carter; Utilities Director Michael Konicek; Council President Michael D. Information Systems Services – Cleo Henderson, Commissioner, Po l e n s e k . 1404 E. 9th St. CITY PLANNING COMMISSION – Room 501 – Hunter Morrison, Director; DEPT. OF PUBLIC UTILITIES – Darnell Brown, Acting Director, Anthony J. Coyne, Acting Chairman; David Bowen, Lillian W. Burke, 1201 Lakeside Avenue Lawrence A. Lumpkin, Gloria Jean Pinkney, Rev. Edward D. Small, DIVISIONS – 1201 Lakeside Avenue Councilman Joseph Cimperman. Water – Julius Ciaccia, Jr., Commissioner CLEVELAND BOXING AND WRESTLING COMMISSION – Robert Jones, Water Pollution Control – Darnell Brown, Commissioner Chairman; Clint Martin, Mark Rivera. Utilities Fiscal Control – Morry Blech, Commissioner Cleveland Public Power – James F. Majer, Commissioner MORAL CLAIMS COMMISSION – Law Director Cornell P. Carter; Chairman; Street Lighting Bureau – Frank Schilling, Acting Chief. Finance Director Kelly Clark; Council President Michael D. Polensek; Councilman Bill Patmon; Councilman Martin J. Sweeney. DEPT. OF PORT CONTROL – Reuben Sheperd, Director, Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, 5300 Riverside Drive; BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF ELECTRICIANS – Samuel Montfort, Chairman; Cleveland Hopkins International Airport – Mark D. Vanloh, Commissioner Donald Baulknilght, Anton J. Eichmuller, J. Gilbert Steele, Raymond Burke Lakefront Airport – Khalid Bahkur, Commissioner Ossovicki, Chief Electrical Inspector; Laszlo V. Kemes, Secretary to the DEPT. OF PUBLIC SERVICE – Randall E. DeVaul, Acting Director, Room 113 Bo a r d . DIVISIONS – Waste Collection and Disposal – Ron Owens, Commissioner, BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF PLUMBERS – Joseph Gyorky, Chairman; Earl 5600 Carnegie Avenue. S. Bumgarner, Alfred Fowler, Jozef Valencik, Lawrence Skule, Chief Traffic Engineering & Parking – Robert Mavec, C o m m i s s i o n e r , Plumbing Inspector; Laszlo V. Kemes, Secretary to the Board. 4150 East 49th Street, Building #1 CLEVELAND LANDMARKS COMMISSION – Room 519 – Richard Schanfarber, Streets – Randell T. Scott, Commissioner, Room 25 Chairman; Paul Volpe, Vice Chairman; N. Kurt Wiebush, James Gibans, Engineering and Construction – Randall E. DeVaul, Commissioner, Sandra Morgan, Hunter Morrison, Theodore Sande, Galen Schuerlein, Room 518 Randall Shorr, Councilman Joseph Cimperman, Councilman Timothy J. Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Daniel A. Novak, Commissioner, Melena, Robert Keiser, Executive Secretary. Ha r v a r d Ya r d s Architecture – Kurt Weibusch, Commissioner, Room 517 CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL COURT JUSTICE CENTER–1200 ONTARIO DEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH – Michele C. Whitlow, Director, Mural Building CENTRAL SCHEDULING DEPARTMENT 1925 St. Clair Avenue JUDGE COURTROOM ASSIGNMENTS DIVISIONS – Health – Susan E. Axelrod, Commissioner, Mural Building, Ju d g e Co u r t r o o m 1925 St. Clair Avenue Presiding and Administrative Judge Larry A. Jones 13 C Environment – Michael Konicek, Commissioner, Mural Building, Judge Ronald B. Adrine 15 A 1 9 2 5 St. Clair Avenue Judge C. Ellen Connally 15 C Correction – Thomas Hardin, Commissioner, Cleveland House of Judge Ann Marie Feighan 12 B Corrections, 4041 Northfield Road Judge Sean C. Gallagher 12 C DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY – Henry Guzmán, Director, Room 230. Judge Mabel M. Jasper 14 D DIVISIONS \ Police \ Martin L. Flask, Chief, Police Hdqtrs. Bldg., Judge Kathleen Ann Keough 13 D 1300 Ontario Street Judge Mary E. Kilbane 14 C Fire – Kevin G. Gerrity, Chief, 1645 Superior Avenue Judge Ralph J. Perk, Jr. 14 B Dog Pound – John Baird, Chief Dog Warden, 2690 W. 7th Street Judge Raymond L. Pianka (Housing Court Judge) 13 B Emergency Medical Service – Edward Eckart, C o m m i s s i o n e r , Judge Angela R. Stokes 13 A 1708 South Pointe Drive Judge Robert J. Triozzi 14 A DEPT. OF PARKS, RECREATION & PROPERTIES – Alfred T. Miller, Jr., Judge Joseph J. Zone 12 A Director, Cleveland Convention Center, Clubroom A, 1220 E. 6th St. DIVISIONS – Convention Center & Stadium – James Glending, Earle B. Turner – Clerk of Courts, Linda M. DeLillo–Court Administrator, Commissioner, Public Auditorium, E. 6th and Lakeside Ave. Robert C. Townsend, II–Bailiff; Kenneth Thomas–Chief Probation Officer, Property Management – Tom Nagle, Commissioner, East 49th & Harvard Michelle L. Paris–Chief Magistrate The City Re c o rd

Vol. 88 W E D N E S DAY, AU G U ST 22, 2001 No. 4576 CITY COUNCIL OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONWEDNESDAY, AUGUSTOF THE 15,CITY 2001 OF CLEVELAND

The City Record WEDNESDAY—Alternating Re: Ordinance No. 922-01 Published weekly under authority 10:00 A.M.—Aviation & Transporta- Dear Council President Polensek: of the Charter of the tion Committee: Dolan, Chairman; O’Malley, Vice Chairman; Brady, City of Cleveland Jones, Patmon, Rybka, Sweeney. I return to you herewith, disap- Subscription (by mail) $75.00 a year 10:00 A.M.—Public Safety Committee: proved and with my veto noted thereon, Ordinance No. 922-01. January 1 to December 31 Polensek, Chairman; Patmon, Vice Interim subscriptions prorated Chairman; Britt, Cimperman, Coats, Gordon, Jackson, Melena, Sweeney. Ordinance No. 922-01 amends Sec- $6.25 per month tion 177.10 of the Codified Ordi- Address all communications to WEDNESDAY—Alternating nances to provide that within sixty days of the closing of bonds and RUBY F. MOSS 1:30 P.M.—Public Utilities Commit- notes, the Director of Finance must tee: O’Malley, Chairman; Patmon, submit an itemized list of costs to Clerk of Council Vice Chairman; Britt, Coats, Dolan, the President and Clerk of Council; 216 City Hall Melena, Polensek, Westbrook, Willis. that the Director of Finance may 1:30 P.M.—City Planning Commit- procure the printing of various bond tee: Cimperman, Chairman; Rybka, and note documents without com- Vice Chairman; Dolan, Jackson, petitive bidding; that the Director of PERMANENT SCHEDULE O’Malley, Reed, White. Finance may procure the services of STANDING COMMITTEES professional consultants for the sale The following Committee is sub- of bonds or other obligations only OF THE COUNCIL ject to the Call of the Chairman: after Council passes legislation 1998-2001 Mayor’s Appointment Committee: naming the consultants and their Cintron, Chairman; Britt, Jackson, duties; that the Director of Law may obtain legal opinions for regarding MONDAY Jones, Sweeney. the sale of bonds or other obliga- tions only after Council passes leg- 9:30 A.M. — Public Parks, Proper- islation naming the attorney or law ty & Recreation Committee: Rybka, OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS firm and their duties; and that the Chairman; Dolan, Vice Chairman; CITY COUNCIL provisions of C.O. 177.10 apply to all Brady, Britt, Johnson, Reed, Swee- ______bonds and notes to be issued for the ney. purpose of refunding outstanding Cleveland, Ohio indebtedness. MONDAY—Alternating Wednesday, August 15, 2001. The meeting of the Council was Ordinance No. 922-01 restricts the 11:00 A.M. — Public Service Com- called to order, The President, authority of the Director of Law in contravention of Charter Section 83, mittee: Cintron, Chairman; Sweeney, Michael D. Polensek, in the Chair. which outlines the Director of Law’s Vice Chairman; Coats, Johnson, Council Members present: Brady, Britt, Cintron, Coats, Dolan, Gordon, responsibilities. The Director of Law Jones, Melena, O’Malley, Westbrook, Jackson, Johnson, Lewis, Melena, must have the unfettered ability to Willis. O’Malley, Patmon, Reed, Ry b k a , engage lawyers in whom the Direc- 11:00 A.M. — Employment, Affir- Sweeney, Westbrook, White and Willis. tor has confidence; otherwise the mative Action & Training Commit- Also present were Directors Director’s ability to carry out the tee: White, Chairman; Lewis, Vice Carter, Konicek, Sheperd, Guzman, mandates of the Charter are Chairman; Cintron, Coats, Gordon, Hudecek, Patterson, Warren, Alex- stymied. Johnson, Jones. ander, and McCall, Acting Directors Brown and Johnson. Additionally, Ordinance No. 922-01 Absent: Mayor White, Directors will impede the City’s ability to get MONDAY Clark, Ricchiuto, Miller, Dove and the best financial deal for the City Ambroz. when debt is issued. Limiting the 2:00 P.M. — Finance Committee: authority of the director of finance Patmon, Chairman; Rybka, Vice Council President Polensek asked to select underwriters, financial con- Chairman; Britt, Cintron, Dolan, that all rise for a moment of silent sultants, and other professional con- Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, Polensek, prayer. Pledge of Allegiance. sultants necessary for the sale of Sweeney, White. bonds and other obligations will MOTION limit and/or delay the city’s access TUESDAY to the capital markets. Issuing debt On the motion of Council Member is a time-consuming and time-sensi- tive process. Given the fluctuations 9:30 A.M. — Community and Econo- Westbrook, the reading of the min- in the market, time is valuable and mic Development Committee: Mele- utes of the last meeting were dis- pensed with and the journal delays can be costly to the city’s na, Chairman; Lewis, Vice Chair- approved. Seconded by Council Mem- taxpayers and ratepayers. man; Brady, Cimperman, Cintron, ber Brady. Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Willis. Furthermore, this ordinance could VETO well result in higher costs for bond TUESDAY—Alternating issues and the refinancing of bonds. File No. 922-01-A. Historically, underwriters are select- 1:00 P.M. — Public Health Com- ed after a competitive proposal mittee: Gordon, Chairman; Brady, July 27, 2001 process. If a proposal process is not Vice Chairman; Cimperman, Jack- used and underwriters are merely son, Reed, Westbrook, Willis. BY HAND DELIVERY chosen by Council, the Director of Finance and the citizens of the City 1:30 P.M. — Legislation Committee: The Honorable Michael D. Polensek of Cleveland cannot be assured that Lewis, Chairman; Jones, Vice Chair- President of Council the service is received at the best man; Coats, Gordon, Reed, West- 601 Lakeside Avenue price and on the best terms for the brook, White. Cleveland, Ohio 44114 City. 1939 4 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ordinance 922-01 is not good for For these reasons, I have decided File No. 1438-01. the City of Cleveland, could result to veto Ordinance No. 1385-01. From the Department of Public in more expensive debt financing Safety – Deposit of $63,948.00 into and, in part, violates the Charter. Sincerely, the Federal Law Enforcement Trust MICHAEL R. WHITE Fund. Received. For the above reasons, I hereby Mayor. veto Ordinance No. 922-01. File No. 1439-01. Received. From the Department of Law – Sincerely, Contract No. 57499 – Linda J. Gilli- MICHAEL R. WHITE MOTION nov – property appraisal. Received. Mayor. Motion by Council Member Polen- File No. 1440-01. Received. sek, seconded by Council Member From the Department of Law – Patmon. Contract 57398 – R & H Realty Com- VETO pany – property appraisal. Received. That, in accordance with Section File No. 1385-01-A. 178.03 of the Codified Ordinances of PLAT Cleveland, Ohio, the designation of July 27, 2001 certain financial institutions as eli- File No. 1441-01. gible depositories as submitted by VIA HAND DELIVERY Plat – Catholic Charities Facilities letter to Council President Polensek Corporation – Fatima Family Cen- dated July 17, 2001 from Finance ter. Approved by Committees on The Honorable Michael D. Polensek Director Kelly Clark is hereby ap- President of Council Public Service and City Planning. proved, with the exception of Received. Cleveland City Hall, Room 216 Firstar Bank which is disapproved Without objection, plat approved. 601 Lakeside Avenue as an eligible depository for the Yeas 16. Nays 0. Cleveland, Ohio 44114 City of Cleveland.

Re: Ordinance No. 1385-01 Those voting yea vote to disap- OATHS OF OFFICE prove Firstar Bank as a city depos- Dear Council President Polensek: itory. File No. 1442-01. Those voting nay vote to approve James Williams – Board of Build- I return to you herewith, disap- Firstar Bank as a city depository. ing Standards. Received. proved and with my veto noted Yeas 16. Nays 0. Firstar Bank is dis- thereon, Ordinance Number 1385-01. approved as an eligible depository File No. 1443-01. for the City of Cleveland. Mark Ruzic – Greater Cleveland Ordinance Number 1385-01 directs Regional Transit Authority. the Department of Public Health to Those voting yea were Council Received. enter into a First Amendment to Members Brady, Britt, Cintron, Contract No. 50407 with MetroHealth Dolan, Gordon, Jackson, Lewis, File No. 1444-01. Medical Center extending the term Melena, O’Malley, Patmon, Polensek, Francisco Molina – Greater Cleve- to October 31, 2001 with all other Reed, Rybka, Sweeney, White and land Regional Transit Authority. terms and conditions to remain in Willis. Received. effect. Contract No. 50407 expired Not answering Roll Call: Council over a year ago and, since its expi- Members Coats, Johnson and West- STATEMENTS OF WORK ration, the lease has continued on a brook. ACCEPTED month-to-month basis. Absent: Council Members Cimper- man and Jones. Since before the expiration of Con- File No. 1445-01. tract No. 50407, the Department of From the Department of Public Public Health has been involved in ACTION ON VETO Health – Wiggins Interiors – interi- negotiating the provisions of a new or improvements to various City of Lease by Way of Concession with The Chair called for a motion to Cleveland Health Centers. Received. MetroHealth Medical Center for the reconsider Ord. No. 213-01, vetoed by operation of the outpatient health the Mayor. Council Member Patmon File No. 1446-01. centers. For over a year, the City seconded the motion. The question From the Department of Public and MetroHealth could not reach a was as follows: Shall Ordinance No. Health – M-A Building & Mainte- final agreement as to the terms of 213-01 be passed notwithstanding nance Company – masonry restora- the new contract necessitating the the veto of the Mayor? tion – Tremont Health Center. Re- City’s notice of termination of Those voting yea vote to override ceived. MetroHealth’s now month-to-month the Mayor’s veto. lease. Since the notice of termina- Those voting nay vote to sustain File No. 1447-01. tion was given, the negotiations the Mayor’s veto. From the Director of Public Utili- have taken on a new immediacy. ties – Advanced Roofing Systems Ordinance Number 1385-01 inserts Ord. No. 213-01. Inc. – Division of Water Pollution itself in the current negotiations, By Councilman Cimperman. Control. Received. would interfere with an expeditious An emergency ordinance directing the Director of Public Safety, resolution of these negotiations and File No. 1448-01. through the Division of Fire, to could undermine the City’s ability to From the Director of Public Utili- fully staff and operate the fire safe- conclude this matter in a manner ties – Utilicon Corporation – sewer ty boat. consistent with the best interests of cleaning and lining. Received. the citizens of Cleveland. The veto of the Mayor was over- ridden. Yeas. 14. Nays 3. File No. 1449-01. An extension of the old contract From the Director of Public Utili- on the same terms and conditions Those voting yea were Council Members Brady, Britt, Cintron, ties – De-Ko, Inc. – rehabilitation of for a non-consecutive term occurring chlorine handling systems. Re- over a year after expiration of the Dolan, Gordon, Jackson, Johnson, ceived. old contract is not in the best inter- Lewis, O’Malley, Polensek, Reed, ests of either Cleveland or Metro- Rybka, Sweeney and White. Health. At this time, it is preferable Those voting nay were Council FROM DEPARTMENT OF to both parties that the negotiations Members Coats, Melena and Willis. LIQUOR CONTROL continue. Ordinance No. 1385-01 Not answering Roll Call: Council unnecessarily complicates these del- Members Patmon and Westbrook. File No. 1450-01. icate negotiations. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Re: New Application – 089835611040 man and Jones. – BP Exploration & Oil, Inc., d.b.a. In conclusion, I wish to inform Site 1104, 2553 Superior Avenue. you again that the main challenge COMMUNICATIONS (Ward 13). Received. holding up resolution is obtaining from MetroHealth complete legal File No. 1437-01. File No. 1451-01. assurances within the lease that From the Department of Public Re: Transfer of Ownership Appli- they will no longer turn away ill Safety – Deposit of $111,656.79 into cation – 8829226 – Team Bleu, Inc., City residents who come to our the Federal Law Enforcement Trust d.b.a. Erie Bleu, 4204 Detroit Ave- Clinics. Fund. Received. nue. (Ward 14). Received. 1940 August 22, 2001 The City Record 5

File No. 1452-01. WELCOME RESOLUTION The Legislative Service Division Re: Transfer of Ownership Appli- shall: cation – 5924195 – Roy E. Middle- The rules were suspended and the (A) Conduct research, make inves- brooks, 3695-97 East 131st Street, following Resolution was adopted tigations, and secure information or first floor and basement. (Ward 2). without objection: data on any subject and make Received. reports thereon to the City Council; Res. No. 1483-01—C o n g r e s s w o m a n (B) Ascertain facts and make File No. 1453-01. Maxine Waters. reports concerning the City budget, Re: Transfer of Ownership Appli- the revenues and expenditures of cation – 0335848 – Albert Avery, FIRST READING EMERGENCY the state, and of the organization d.b.a. Ruby’s Delicatessen, 7038 ORDINANCES REFERRED and functions of the City, it depart- Wade Park Avenue. (Ward 7). Re- ments and divisions at the request ceived. Ord. No. 1484-01. of City Council. By Councilman Brady. (C) Make surveys, conduct inves- File No. 1454-01. An emergency ordinance to enact tigations, and studies, and compile Re: Transfer of Ownership and a new section in the Codified Ordi- data, information, and records on Location Application – 4425551 – nances of Cleveland, Ohio, for the any question which may be referred Kabat & Cull, Inc., d.b.a. Peabody’s creation of a Legislative Service to it by either the Council President Concert Club, 2083 Euclid Avenue Division for Cleveland City Council, or any Councilmatic Committee, or and patio. (Ward 13). Received. which will provide legal, technical, Councilperson. and clerical assistance for all mem- (D) Assist and cooperate with any File No. 1455-01. bers of Council. City Council Committee when Re: Stock Transfer Application – Whereas, this ordinance consti- requested to do so. 3290405 – Good Time Tavern, Inc., tutes an emergency measure provid- (E) Prepare and advise in the d.b.a. Good Time Tavern, 5509 Fleet ing for the usual daily operation of preparation of any ordinance or res- Avenue, first floor and basement. a municipal department; now, there- olution, when requested by any (Ward 13). Received. fore member of City Council. Whereas, the Cleveland City Coun- (F) Collect, classify, and index CONDOLENCE RESOLUTIONS cil is the legislative branch of gov- the documents of the City, which ernment that has the power and shall include executive and legisla- The rules were suspended and the authority to inquire into the conduct tive documents and departmental following Resolutions were adopted of any department office, officer or reports and keep on file all ordi- by a rising vote: employee of the City and to make nances and resolutions, and other investigations as to City affairs; and official documents. Res. No. 1456-01—Helen Wright Whereas, the City Council con- (G) Provide to all members of Cansler. ducts municipal research on a vari- City Council with impartial and Res. No. 1457-01—Bessie Belle ety of City problems and how Cleve- accurate information and reports Jones Cannon. land can benefit from the problems concerning any legislative issues in Res. No. 1458-01—Ocie Hunter. and solutions of other communities; accordance to the rules prescribe by Res. No. 1459-01—Claudia Wil- and the Council. liams. Whereas, City Council provides (H) Shall have attorneys experi- Res. No. 1460-01—Louise Liley. municipal and fiscal oversight on enced in community development Res. No. 1461-01—George L. Mon- City government in order to make issues and community development roe. certain that the City is in good fis- block grant policies and procedures Res. No. 1462-01—W.C. Coats. cal condition; and assist each member of Council on Res. No. 1463-01—Eria Gibbs. Whereas, City Council provides utilizing funds such as community Res. No. 1464-01—Marion Sokolow- legislative oversight through the development block grant and neigh- ski. Committee process with the assis- borhood equity funds. Res. No. 1465-01—Daniel L. Berry, tance of professional and technical (I) Any other duties as requested. Sr. staff; that provides research, draft- Section 3. The Legislative Service Res. No. 1466-01—Walter A. Burks. ing legislation and resolutions for Res. No. 1467-01—Callie Mae Tay- Division shall be provided with ade- Council; and lor. quate office in Cleveland City Hall Whereas, many local legislative Res. No. 1468-01—Icabod Flewel- for its operation. offices across the country utilizes a len. Section 4. The Legislative Service Legislative Service Division, which Division shall compile and distrib- CONGRATULATION RESOLUTIONS assists the legislative branches of ute reports regarding the status of government to examine all govern- legislation and the effects of the The rules were suspended and the mental issues; and ordinance. following Resolutions were adopted Whereas, such legislative services Section 5. That this ordinance is without objection: consists of a professional staff of hereby declared to be an emergency attorneys, researchers, and clerical measure and, provided it receives Res. No. 1469-01—William Harris. technicians that provide assistance the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Res. No. 1470-01—Charles Oakley. to members of the legislative office; all the members elected to Council, Res. No. 1471-01—Bowie & Smith and it shall take effect and be in force Family Reunion. Whereas, a legislative service immediately upon its passage and Res. No. 1472-01—Bonnie Jean Ter- division can enhance the oversight approval by the Mayor; otherwise it re l l . role of City Council by providing shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1473-01—Williams-Morrow legal and technical expertise in from and after the earliest period Family Reunion. local governmental affairs; now, allowed by law. Res. No. 1474-01—Pearl Jackson. therefore, Referred to Director of Law; Com- Res. No. 1475-01—Towards Employ- Be it ordained by the Council of mittees on Employment, Affirmative me n t . the City of Cleveland: Action and Training, Legislation, Res. No. 1476-01—St. Augustine Section 1. Legislative Service Divi- Finance. Church. sion Res. No. 1477-01—Judge Ronald B. There is hereby created, in the Ord. No. 1485-01. Adrine. legislative branch of government, By Councilman Britt. Res. No. 1478-01—Catherine & the Legislative Service Division. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Archie Cotton. The City Council shall appoint and ing the Director of Community Res. No. 1479-01—Sharpe Family fix the compensation of a director Development to enter into an agree- Reunion. and other such technical, profes- ment with Fairfax Renaissance Res. No. 1480-01—Eddie Mae Baker. sional, legal, and clerical staff and Development Corporation for Safety Res. No. 1481-01—Vera Hall. services to carry out the powers and Education and Yard Light Program duties of the Commission. All through the use of Ward 6 Neigh- APPRECIATION RESOLUTION employees of the Division shall borhood Equity Funds. serve at the pleasure of the Council. Whereas, this ordinance consti- The rules were suspended and the The director shall act as the chief tutes an emergency measure provid- following Resolution was adopted administrative officer of the Divi- ing for the usual daily operation of without objection: sion and shall report directly to City a municipal department; now, there- Council. fore Res. No. 1482-01—Rev. Edward Alex- Section 2. Duties of the Legisla- Be it ordained by the Council of ander, Jr. & Mrs. Louise Alexander. tive Service Division the City of Cleveland: 1941 6 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 1. That the Director of Section 161.05 Regulation of Envi- mines that this additional time peri- Public Utilities is authorized to pur- ronmental Changes; Certificate of od may be useful in securing an chase and install yard lamps for Appropriateness alternative to the proposed environ- Ward 6 residents for their premises, No person owning, renting or occu- mental change. At the end of the and the Director of Community pying property which has been des- second and final period, the Com- Development is authorized to enter ignated a landmark or which is sit- mission shall either approve or deny into an agreement with Fairfax uated in a designated landmark dis- the application for a certificate of Renaissance Development Corpora- trict shall make any environmental appropriateness. tion to serve as an agent for the change in such property unless a (e) Upon the issuance, denial or a City for the installation of security certificate of appropriateness has delay in the issuance of a certificate yard lamps for residents in Ward 6, been previously issued by the Com- of appropriateness, the Commission through the use of Neighborhood mission with respect to such envi- shall give written notices of the Equity Funds ronmental change. The following issuance, denial or delay in the Section 2. That the Director of procedures shall apply to all alter- issuance to the applicant and the Public Utilities is authorized to pur- ations, demolitions, removals or con- Division of Building and Housing. chase and install approximately 50 structions of such property in the The Commission shall provide writ- yard lamps over a 12 month period City: ten notice of the issuance, denial or in Ward 6 in accordance with the (a) Any application to the Divi- delay in the issuance of a certificate program approved by the Housing sion of Building and Housing for a of appropriateness to the applicant Advisory Board; and further that building permit for an environmen- and the Division of Building and the Director of Community Devel- tal change shall also be deemed an Housing within forty five (45) days opment is authorized to enter into application for a certificate of of the receipt by the Commission of an agreement with Fairfax Renais- appropriateness, and shall be for- an application from either the appli- sance Development Corporation to warded to the Commission, together cant or the Division of Building and serve as an agent for the City for with copies of all detailed plans, Housing. the installation of security yard designs, elevations, specifications (f) If no action has been taken by lamps through the use of Ward 6 and documents relating thereto, the Commission on an application Neighborhood Equity Funds in within seven days after receipt for a certificate of appropriateness accordance with the program thereof. An application for a certifi- to approve, disapprove or delay approved by the Housing Advisory cate of appropriateness may be filed action within forty-five (45) days B o a r d . by the applicant directly with the after such application has been Section 3. That the Director of Commission at the same time that received by the Commission, the cer- Community Development is autho- an application for a building permit tificate of appropriateness shall be rized to enter into an agreement is filed or in lieu of filing for a deemed issued. with Fairfax Renaissance Develop- building permit, if no building per- Section 2. That existing Section ment Corporation to provide a pub- mit is required for the proposed 161.05 of the Codified Ordinances of lic safety program and safety fair environmental change. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as amended for the public purpose of providing (b) If the Commission finds that by Ordinance No. 96-87, passed April education on community safety mea- the environmental change proposed 27, 1987, is hereby repealed. sures. by the applicant will not adversely Section 3. That this ordinance is Section 4. That the cost of said affect any significant historical or hereby declared to be an emergency contracts authorized by Sections 1 aesthetic feature of the property and measure and, provided it receives and 2 herein shall be in an amount is appropriate and consistent with the affirmative vote of two-thirds of not to exceed $18,000 and shall be the spirit and purposes of this chap- all the members elected to Council, paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166. ter, or will remedy conditions immi- it shall take effect and be in force Section 5. That the Director of nently dangerous to life, health or immediately upon its passage and Law shall prepare and approve said property, as determined in writing approval by the Mayor; otherwise it contract and that the contract shall by the Division of Building and shall take effect and be in force contain such terms and provisions Housing or the Division of Fire or from and after the earliest period as he deems necessary to protect the the Department of Public Health, allowed by law. City’s interest. then the Commission shall issue a Referred to Directors of Commu- Section 6. That this ordinance is certificate of appropriateness. nity Development, Public Safety, hereby declared to be an emergency (c) If the Commission finds that Public Health, City Planning Com- measure and, provided it receives the environmental change proposed mission, Finance, Law; Committees the affirmative vote of two-thirds of by the applicant will adversely on Community and Economic De- all the members elected to Council, affect any significant historical or velopment, Public Safety, Public it shall take effect and be in force aesthetic feature of the property or Health, City Planning, Legislation, immediately upon its passage and is inappropriate or inconsistent with Finance. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the spirit and purposes of this chap- shall take effect and be in force ter, the Commission may either deny Ord. No. 1487-01. from and after the earliest period the application or delay action for a By Councilman Cimperman (by allowed by law. period of not more than six (6) request). Referred to Directors of Commu- months on the application in order An emergency ordinance authoriz- nity Development, Finance, Law; to conduct further investigation ing the Director of Public Service to Committees on Community and Eco- with regard to the proposed envi- issue a permit to F.A.I., Inc. on nomic Development, Finance. ronmental change or to conduct behalf of their Lessee, U.S.A. Park- negotiations with the applicant and ing Systems, LLC to encroach into Ord. No. 1486-01. any other party in an effort to find right-of-way of Broom Court N.W. to By Councilman Cimperman. a means of preserving the property eliminate a nuisance and secure An emergency ordinance to amend and explore alternatives to the pro- safe ingress and egress for the Section 161.05 of the Codified Ordi- posed environmental change. The parking lot. nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as Commission may also investigate Whereas, this ordinance consti- amended by Ordinance No. 96-87, the feasibility of all available ways tutes an emergency measure provid- passed April 27, 1987, relating to pro- and means of preserving the ing for the usual daily operation of cedures for alterations, demolitions, improvement, including without lim- a municipal department; now, there- removals or constructions of desig- itation, inducing by contract or fore, nated landmark properties in the other consideration the creation of Be it ordained by the Council of City. covenants restricting the use of the City of Cleveland: Whereas, this ordinance consti- property, leasing and subleasing the Section 1. That the Director of tutes an emergency measure provid- property for the purposes of preser- Public Service hereby is authorized ing for the usual daily operation of vation and acquiring by eminent to issue a permit, revocable at the a municipal department; now, there- domain or contract or conveyance will of Council, and assignable by fore, all or any part of or interest in the the Permittee with the written con- Be it ordained by the Council of property. sent of the Director of Public Ser- the City of Cleveland: (d) At the end of an initial six (6) vice to F.A.I., Inc., on behalf of their Section 1. That Section 161.05 of month period of delay the Commis- Lessee, U.S.A. Parking Systems, the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- sion shall either approve or disap- LLC, Corporate Offices, 2217 East land, Ohio, 1976, as amended by prove the application, or may choose 9th Street, Suite 304, Cleveland, Ohio Ordinance No. 96-87, passed April 27, to delay action for a second and 44115, to eliminate a nuisance and 1987, is hereby amended to read as final period of not more than six (6) secure safe ingress and egress for follows: months if the Commission deter- the parking lot which will include 1942 August 22, 2001 The City Record 7 the construction, use and mainte- each or any combination of said the statutes relating thereto and nance of a portion of Broom Court items as the Board of Control shall make ample financial and other pro- N.W. which is an area of approxi- determine. Alternate bids for a peri- visions for such maintenance; mately 130.00 feet in length, and od less than a year may be taken if c) Maintain the right-of-way and will encroach into the public right- deemed desirable by the Commis- keep it free of obstruction in a man- of-way of Broom Court N.W. at the sioner of Purchases and Supplies ner satisfactory to the County, hold location more fully described as fol- until provision is made for the said right-of-way inviolate for pub- lows: requirements for the entire year. lic highway purposes and permit no Section 2. That the cost of said signs, posters, billboards, roadside LEGAL DESCRIPTION/ENCROACH- contract shall be charged against stands or other private installations MENT AREA/BROOM COURT N.W. the proper appropriation account within the limits of the right-of- Situated in the City of Cleveland, and the Director of Finance shall w a y ; County of Cuyahoga and the State certify thereon the amount of the d) Place and maintain all traffic of Ohio and described as follows: initial purchase thereunder, which control devices in accordance with Being all that portion of Broom purchase, together with all subse- the Ohio Manual of Uniform Traffic Court N.W. (16.5 feet wide), extend- quent purchases, shall be made on Control Devices pursuant to the pro- ing Westerly from the Southerly order of the Commissioner of Pur- visions of Section 4511.11 and relat- prolongation of the Easterly line of chases and Supplies pursuant to a ed sections of the Ohio Revised Sublot Number 3 in the Simon requisition against such contract Code; and Perkins Allotment as shown in Book duly certified by the Director of e) Prohibit all parking within the “F”, Page 265 of Cuyahoga County Finance. (RL 30130) limits of the roadway which is a Map Records, to its Westerly termi- Section 3. That this ordinance is part of the Improvement in accor- nus. hereby declared to be an emergency dance with Section 4511.66 of the Section 2. That this encroachment measure and, provided it receives Ohio Revised Code, unless otherwise will be placed within the public the affirmative vote of two-thirds of controlled by City ordinance or res- right-of-way as aforesaid in Section all the members elected to Council, olution. 1, and will be constructed in accor- it shall take effect and be in force Section 5. a) That all existing dance with plans and specifications immediately upon its passage and streets and public rights-of-way approved by the Commissioner of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it within the City which are necessary Engineering and Construction. That shall take effect and be in force for the Improvement shall be made all other required permits, including from and after the earliest period available therefor. a Building Permit, shall be obtained allowed by law. b) That in the event any addi- before said encroachment is con- Referred to Directors of Public tional right-of-way is required for structed. Service, Finance, Law; Committees the Improvement, the County will Section 3. That this permit herein on Public Service, Finance. arrange for the acquisition thereof. authorized shall be prepared by the c) That the County shall continue Director of Law and shall be issued Ord. No. 1489-01. to maintain the structural elements only when in the opinion of the By Councilmen Cintron and Pat- of any bridge (defined as a struc- Director of Law, the City of Cleve- mon (by departmental request). ture with a span of twenty (20) feet land has been properly indemnified An emergency ordinance g i v i n g or greater) within the limits of the against any and all loss which may consent of the City of Cleveland Improvement in accordance with result from said permit. for replacing the Schaaf Road applicable sections of the Ohio Section 4. That this ordinance is (CR-97) Bridge No. 6:034 over the Revised Code. hereby declared to be an emergency CSXT railroad; authorizing the d) That the street within the lim- measure and provided it receives the Director of Public Service to enter its of the Improvement is hereby affirmative vote of two thirds of all into any agreements relative designated a through highway with- the members elected to Council, it thereto; and to apply for and in the meaning of Section 4511.07(F) shall take effect and be in force accept an allocation of County of the Ohio Revised Code. immediately upon its passage and Motor Vehicle License Tax Funds e) That arrangements have been approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it for the improvement. or will be made with and agree- shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance consti- ments obtained from all public util- from and after the earliest period tutes an emergency measure provid- ity companies whose lines or struc- allowed by law. ing for the usual daily operation of tures will be affected by the Referred to Directors of Public a municipal department; now, there- Improvement, that said companies Service, City Planning Commission, fore have agreed to make any and all Finance, Law; Committees on Public Be it ordained by the Council of necessary rearrangements in such Service, City Planning, Finance. the City of Cleveland: manner as to be clear of any con- Section 1. That it is declared to be struction called for by the plans for Ord. No. 1488-01. in the public interest that the con- the Improvement and that said com- By Councilmen Cintron and Pat- sent of the City of Cleveland is here- panies have agreed to make such mon (by departmental request). by given to the County of Cuyahoga necessary rearrangements immedi- An emergency ordinance authoriz- (the “County”) to construct the fol- ately after notification by the City ing the purchase by requirement lowing improvement in accordance or the County. contract of rock salt, for the Divi- with plans, specifications and esti- f) That the City, at its own sion of Streets, Department of Pub- mates approved by the County: expense, shall make all rearrange- lic Service. replacing the Schaaf Road (CR-97) ments of water mains, service lines, Whereas, this ordinance consti- Bridge No. 6:034 over the CSXT rail- fire hydrants, valve boxes, sanitary tutes an emergency measure provid- road (the “Improvement”). sewers or other City-owned utilities ing for the usual daily operation of Section 2. That the City hereby and appurtenances thereto which do a municipal department; now, there- proposes to cooperate with the Coun- not comply with the provisions of fore ty in the cost of the Improvement ODOT Directive No. 28-A, whether Be it ordained by the Council of by cooperating to the extent of inside or outside the corporate lim- the City of Cleveland: funds received by an allocation from its of the City, as may be necessary Section 1. That the Director of the County Motor Vehicle $5.00 to conform to the Improvement, and Public Service is hereby authorized License Tax Fund; and by applying that said rearrangements shall be to make a written requirement con- to the Board of County Commis- done at such time as requested by tract in accordance with the Charter sioners to use the License Tax Fund the County. and the Codified Ordinances of for said Improvement. g) That the County will partici- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the Section 3. That the Director of pate in the costs of alterations of requirements for the period of one Public Service is hereby authorized governmentally-owned utility facili- year for the necessary items of rock to enter into such agreements with ties which come within the provi- salt in the approximate amount as the County as are necessary to com- sions of ODOT Directive No. 28-A to purchased during the preceding plete the planning and construction the same extent that it participates year, to be purchased by the Com- of the Improvement. in the other costs of the Improve- missioner of Purchases and Supplies Section 4. That upon completion of ment, provided that such participa- upon a unit basis for the Division the Improvement, the City thereafter tion will not extend to additions or of Streets, Department of Public Ser- will: betterments of existing facilities. vice. Bids shall be taken in such a) Keep the affected highway h) That the construction, recon- manner as to permit an award to be open to traffic at all times; struction and rearrangement of all made for all items as a single con- b) Maintain the Improvement in utilities shall be done in such a tract, or by separate contract for accordance with the provisions of manner as not to interfere unduly 1943 8 The City Record August 22, 2001 with the operations of the contrac- cost of the Improvement by an allo- Section 2. That the grant applica- tor constructing the Improvement, cation from the County Motor Vehi- tion handbook for said grant, File and all backfilling of trenches made cle License Tax fund to pay the No. 1490-01-A, made a part hereof as necessary by such utility rearrange- County portion of the project. if fully rewritten herein, including ment shall be performed in accor- e) That if the project is financed the obligation of the City of Cleve- dance with the provisions of the as a Federal-aid project, eligible land to provide varying levels of ODOT Construction and Material costs of the Improvement shall be cash match dependent upon the Specifications and shall be subject financed from the aforesaid funds. activities applied for and the Cuya- to approval by the County. Section 8. That the Director of hoga County per capita income i) That the City hereby agrees Public Service is hereby authorized (CPCI) as compared to the median that the County shall be and here- to apply to the County for an allo- county per capita income (MCPCI) by is saved harmless from any and cation from the County Motor Vehi- of the State of Ohio, payable from all damages or claims arising from cle License Tax fund to pay the Fund No. 01-400301-639905, is hereby or growing out of the certification County portion of the project, and to approved in all respects. or obligations made or agreed to in enter into such agreements with the Section 3. That the Director of divisions a), b), e), f) and h), of this County as are necessary to finance Public Service is hereby authorized section. the Improvement. to enter into an agreement with the j) That stop signs affecting the Section 9. That the Director of Department of Natural Resources to movement of traffic on any street Public Service is hereby authorized implement said program. within the limits of the Improve- to apply to the County Board of Section 4. That the Director of ment shall be removed and no stop Commissioners for approval to use Public Service is hereby authorized signs will be erected on same except County Motor Vehicle License Tax to enter into one or more contracts at intersections with another funds to pay for the Improvement, with various agencies for the imple- through highway where traffic does to accept said funds and to file all mentation and operation of the Pro- not warrant the installation of a papers and execute all documents gram. traffic control signal but where the necessary to receive said funds; and Section 5. That the Director of warrants for a “Four-way Stop” as that said funds be and are hereby Public Service is hereby authorized provided in the aforesaid Manual appropriated for the purposes set to make one or more written con- are met. forth above. tracts in accordance with the Char- k) That no rule or regulation may Section 10. That the Clerk of Coun- ter and the Codified Ordinances of be enacted restricting the use of the cil is hereby authorized and direct- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the Improvement by any class of vehi- ed to transmit to the County three requirements for the period of the cle or vehicle load permitted by the (3) certified copies of this ordinance grant term for the necessary items Ohio Revised Code to use a public immediately upon the taking effect of equipment and supplies necessary highway. Any existing rule or reg- thereof, and it shall become the for implementation and operation of ulation so restricting road usage is basis for proceeding with the the grant, to be purchased by the hereby rescinded. Improvement. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 6. That the Council of the Section 11. That this ordinance is plies upon a unit basis for the City hereby requests the Board to hereby declared to be an emergency Department of Public Service. Bids County Commissioners to proceed measure and, provided it receives shall be taken in such manner as to with the Improvement. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of permit an award to be made for all Section 7. That the Director of all the members elected to Council, items as a single contract, or by sep- Public Service is hereby authorized it shall take effect and be in force arate contract for each or any com- immediately upon its passage and bination of said items as the Board to enter into an agreement with the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of Control shall determine. Alter- Board of Commissioners of the shall take effect and be in force nate bids for a period less than a County concerning the financing of from and after the earliest period year may be taken if deemed desir- the Improvement, which agreement allowed by law. able by the Commissioner of Pur- shall contain without limitation Referred to Directors of Public chases and Supplies until provision terms substantially similar to the Service, Finance, Law; Committees is made for the requirements for the following: on Public Service, Finance. entire grant term. a) That the County will arrange The cost of said contracts or con- for the preparation of construction Ord. No. 1490-01. tracts shall be charged against the plans and specifications for the By Councilmen Cintron and Pat- proper appropriation account and Improvement, including necessary mon (by departmental request). the Director of finance shall certify engineering reports, under current An emergency ordinance authoriz- thereon the amount of the initial County Engineer standards for con- ing the Director of Public Service to purchase thereunder, which pur- struction of County roads and apply for and accept a grant from chase, together with all subsequent bridges. the Ohio Department of Natural purchases, shall be made on order of b) That the County will arrange Resources for the 2002 Recycle Ohio! the Commissioner of Purchases and for the supervision and administra- Program; authorizing said Director Supplies pursuant to a requisition tion of the construction contract for to enter into one or more contracts against such contract duly certified the Improvement, and will review with various agencies to implement by the Director of Finance. the construction plans for confor- the program; and authorizing one or Section 6. That the cost of the mance with division a) of this sec- more contracts for the purchase of above authorized contracts shall be tion and make an inspection of the equipment and supplies for the pro- paid from the fund or funds to completed project. gram. which are credited the grant pro- c) That if, by ordinance of this Whereas, this ordinance consti- ceeds accepted pursuant to this ordi- Council, the City requests the Coun- tutes an emergency measure provid- nance and the cash match. ty, to include in the Improvement ing for the usual daily operation of Section 7. That this ordinance is the construction of sanitary sewers, a municipal department; now, there- hereby declared to be an emergency water lines, sewers for drainage of fore measure and, provided it receives the area surrounding the Improve- Be it ordained by the Council of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ment, sidewalks, alternate bid the City of Cleveland: all the members elected to Council, items or other items that are in Section 1. That the Director of it shall take effect and be in force addition to those now existing in Public Service is hereby authorized immediately upon its passage and the plans for the Improvement and to apply for and accept a grant in approval by the Mayor; otherwise it not provided for elsewhere in the the approximate amount of $200,000 shall take effect and be in force agreement, the Council will do so, from the Ohio Department of Nat- from and after the earliest period provided that the construction of ural Resources, for the 2002 Recy- allowed by law. such additional items is approved cle Ohio! Program, for the purposes Referred to Directors of Public by the County and the City, and set forth in the grant application Service, Finance, Law; Committees provided further that the City handbook and according thereto; on Public Service, Finance. agrees to pay or cause to be paid that the Director of Public Service the cost of said additional con- is hereby authorized to file all Ord. No. 1491-01. struction and of preliminary and papers and execute all documents By Councilman Coats. design engineering therefor, but necessary to receive the funds An emergency ordinance to sup- the City shall not be responsible for under said grant; and that said plement the Codified Ordinances of the cost of supervision of said addi- funds be and they hereby are appro- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, by enacting tional construction. priated for the purposes set forth in new Section 451.241 relating to pro- d) That the City hereby agrees to the grant application handbook for hibiting the parking of vehicles on participate with the County in the said grant. vacant lots. 1944 August 22, 2001 The City Record 9

Whereas, vacant lots in the City two (2) days for purposes such as Section 1. That the Director of often are used as unlicensed park- block parties, festivals, street clean- Port Control is hereby authorized to ing lots without proper surfacing, ing, street repaving, or funerals, employ by contract one or more con- drainage, landscaping or routes of upon application by the owner of sultants or one or more firms of con- ingress and egress; and the parcel to the Commissioner of sultants for the purpose of supple- Whereas, vacant lots in the City Building and Housing, and on a per- menting the regularly employed often become littered with aban- manent basis if approved by the staff of the several departments of doned, junk, and unsightly vehicles; Board of Zoning Appeals pursuant the City of Cleveland for a period and to Section 337.14 of the Codified not to exceed five (5) years in order Whereas, the parking of vehicles Ordinances or if the lot meets all of to provide professional services nec- on vacant lots makes it more diffi- the requirements of Chapters 337, essary to develop an information cult for owners of such lots and the 339 and 349 of the Zoning Code of technology systems project at Cleve- City to prevent and abate nuisances the City. land Hopkins International and such as high grass, noxious weeds, (d) No permit shall be issued for Burke Lakefront Airports, which refuse, and stagnant surface water, a temporary parking use until the purpose includes the effective and which often occur on vacant lots, as members of Council of the wards efficient use of automation methods required by Chapter 209 of the City’s affected have been given written and technology to support the oper- Codified Ordinances; and notice by the Commissioner of Build- ations, goals and objections of the Whereas, the City has a licensing ing and Housing of an application airports. program for commercial parking by an owner, and until the expira- The selection of said consultants lots, in Chapter 457 of the City’s tion of thirty (30) days from the for such services shall be made by Codified Ordinances, a program to date of such notice, unless such peri- the Board of Control upon the nom- alleviate on-street parking conges- od of thirty (30) days is expressly ination of the Director of Port Con- tion on residential streets, in Chap- waived by such Council members in trol from a list of qualified consul- ter 461 of the City’s Codified Ordi- writing. tants available for such employment nances, and zoning regulations per- (e) When so approved, the Direc- as may be determined after a full mitting off-street parking on vacant tor of Community Development shall and complete canvass by the Direc- lots under certain limited circum- issue such permit. Any permit shall tor of Port Control for the purpose stances, making it otherwise unnec- be subject to revocation if such area of compiling such a list. The com- essary to park or leave vehicles on is not maintained in a condition sat- pensation to be paid for such ser- vacant lots; and isfactory to the Director or consti- vices shall be fixed by the Board of Whereas, the Zoning Code of the tutes a nuisance. Control. The contract herein autho- City permits off-street parking on (f) Any motor vehicle parked or rized shall be prepared by the Direc- vacant lots in Residential Use Dis- left on a vacant lot in violation of tor of Law, approved by the Direc- tricts, only with approval of the this section for more than seventy- tor of Port Control, and certified by Board of Zoning Appeals and under two hours shall be deemed aban- the Director of Finance. certain limited circumstances (Chap- doned and shall be subject to be Section 2. That the costs for such ters 337 and 339), and the Zoning impounded as provided in Chapter services herein contemplated shall Code contains regulations and lim- 405. be paid from Fund No. 60 SF 001, its on the establishment of off-street (g) Any person who violates this Request No. 30976. parking in other Use Districts section is guilty of a minor misde- Section 3. That this ordinance is (Chapter 349); and meanor for the first offense and hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, police officers are shall be fined not more than one measure and, provided it receives authorized to remove and impound hundred dollars ($100.00), and is the affirmative vote of two-thirds of vehicles left standing or parked guilty of a misdemeanor of the third all the members elected to Council, unlawfully in the City in Section degree for a second and any subse- it shall take effect and be in force 405.02 of the Codified Ordinances, quent offense and shall be fined not immediately upon its passage and but there is no express prohibition more than five hundred ($500) dol- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it on parking on vacant lots, and no lars or imprisoned not more than shall take effect and be in force express authorization for the City sixty (60) days, or both. In addition from and after the earliest period to act to remove vehicles and cite to any other method of enforcement allowed by law. owners of property who allow such provided for in this section, any vio- Referred to Directors of Port Con- parking without proper approval; lation of the provisions, of this sec- trol, Finance, Law; Committees on a n d tion that is a minor misdemeanor Aviation and Transportation, Finance. Whereas, this ordinance consti- may be enforced by the issuance of tutes an emergency measure provid- a citation in compliance with Rule Ord. No. 1493-01. ing for the usual daily operation of 4.1 of the Ohio Rules of Criminal By Councilman Jackson. a municipal department; now, there- Procedure. An emergency ordinance authoriz- fore Section 2. That this ordinance is ing the sale of real property as part Be it ordained by the Council of hereby declared to be an emergency of the Land Reutilization Program the City of Cleveland: measure and, provided it receives and located on Fuller Avenue to Section 1. That the Codified Ordi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Burten, Bell, Carr Development, Inc. nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, are all the members elected to Council, Whereas, the City of Cleveland hereby supplemented by enacting it shall take effect and be in force has elected to adopt and implement new Section 451.241, to read as fol- immediately upon its passage and the procedures under Chapter 5722 lows: approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- shall take effect and be in force tate reutilization of nonproductive Section 451.241 Parking Motor from and after the earliest period lands situated within the City of Vehicles on Vacant Lots Prohibited allowed by law. Cleveland; and (a) No person who is the owner Referred to Directors of Commu- Whereas, real property acquired of a vacant lot shall allow a motor nity Development, City Planning under the City’s Land Reutilization vehicle to be parked or left on such Commission, Law; Committees on Program is acquired, held, adminis- lot, and no person shall park a Community and Economic Develop- tered and disposed of by the City of motor vehicle on any vacant lot, ment, City Planning, Legislation, Cleveland through its Department of unless (i) the lot is a licensed park- Finance. Community Development under the ing lot under Chapter 457 of the terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Codified Ordinances, (ii) the owner Ord. No. 1492-01. Revised Code and Section 183.021 of of the vacant lot has a permit By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon Codified Ordinances of the City of issued pursuant to this section, or (by departmental request). Cleveland, 1976; and (iii) the lot is an approved off-street An emergency ordinance authoriz- Whereas, this ordinance consti- parking facility pursuant to the ing the Director of Port Control to tutes an emergency measure provid- Zoning Code of the City and the lot employ one or more professional ing for the usual daily operation of is clearly marked by a sign identi- consultants to provide services nec- a municipal department; now, there- fying the owner and the approved essary to develop an information fore, private use. technology systems project at Cleve- Be it ordained by the Council of (b) A vacant lot shall be defined, land Hopkins International and the City of Cleveland: for the purposes of this section, as a Burke Lakefront Airports. Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- parcel that does not contain any per- Whereas, this ordinance consti- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- manent lawful occupied structure. tutes an emergency measure provid- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the (c) Parking which will not undu- ing for the usual daily operation of Commissioner of Purchases and ly constitute a detriment to the a municipal department; now, there- Supplies is hereby authorized to character of the neighborhood may fore, sell Permanent Parcel No(s). 127-17- be permitted on a vacant lot on a Be it ordained by the Council of 003 and 127-17-004, as more fully temporary basis of no more than the City of Cleveland: described in Section 2 below, to 1945 10 The City Record August 22, 2001

Burten, Bell, Carr Development, Ord. No. 1494-01. recurrence of blight, can be pre- I n c . By Councilmen Jackson, Cimper- vented through City or private main- Section 2. That the real proper- man and Patmon (by departmental tenance, rehabilitation or redevelop- ty to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- request). ment; and nance is more fully described as An emergency ordinance authoriz- Whereas, the CD Plan contem- f o l l o w s : ing the Kinsman Avenue/East 80th plates general measures to eliminate Street/East 82nd Street Community such conditions of blight and deteri- P. P. No. 127-17-003 Development Plan for the Kinsman oration from the Plan Area; and the Situated in the City of Cleveland, Avenue/East 80th Street/East 82nd Action Area portion of the Plan con- County of Cuyahoga and State of Street and for the Action Area there- templates specific measures to elim- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. in; and making certain findings and inate such conditions of blight and 28 in Abraham Fuller’s Allotment, determinations in connection there- deterioration from the Action Area part of Original One Hundred Acre with. by providing for the maintenance, Lot No. 441, as shown in the record- Whereas, a proposed Community rehabilitation, or clearance and rede- ed plat in Volume 6, Page 11 of Development Plan, designated the velopment of structures on the prop- Cuyahoga County Records and Kinsman Avenue/East 80th Street/East erty comprising the area described being 40 feet front on the Southerly 82nd Street Community Development in said Action Area, pursuant to the side of Fuller Avenue, (formerly Plan, dated September, 2001 (the “CD CD Plan standards; and Fuller Street) and extending back Plan”), for the plan area designated Whereas, for the foregoing reasons, of equal width 133.60 feet, be the and described in said CD Plan (the Council has determined that the Plan same more or less, but subject to all “Plan Area”), has been prepared and for the Action Area, and the imple- legal highways. submitted to Council and which CD mentation of the measures therein set Also subject to zoning ordinances, Plan includes the area described forth will be in the best interests of if any. and designated therein as the the citizens of the City and will pro- Action Area (the “Action Area”) and vide for the general health, safety P. P. No. 127-17-004 which Plan contemplates certain and welfare of the City; and Situated in the City of Cleveland, activities and treatment for the Whereas, this ordinance consti- County of Cuyahoga and State of elimination of conditions of blight tutes an emergency measure provid- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. and deterioration and for the pre- ing for the immediate preservation 29 in Abraham Fuller’s Allotment of vention of recurrence thereof within of the public property, health and part of Original One Hundred Acre the Plan Area; and safety in that approval of the CD Lot No. 441, as shown by the record- Whereas, the City Planning Com- Plan for the Action Area is necessary ed plat in Volume 6, Page 11 of mission has found and determined in order that steps can be immedi- Cuyahoga County Records and that the Plan Area is a blighted ately undertaken to eliminate condi- being 40 feet front on the Southerly and deteriorated area within the tions of blight and deterioration in side of Fuller Avenue, and extend- meaning of Section 313.02 of the the Plan Area; now, therefore, ing back of equal width 133.60 feet, Codified Ordinances of the City of Be it ordained by the Council of as appears by said plat, be the same Cleveland, such findings of the City the City of Cleveland: more or less, but subject to all legal Planning Commission being based Section 1. That based upon the highways. on a document entitled “The Kins- facts and conditions concerning Also subject to zoning ordinances, man Avenue/East 80th Street/East blight and deterioration contained if any. 82nd Street Survey Area” (“the Sur- in said Survey and the findings and Section 3. That all documents nec- vey”) with respect to the Plan Area; reports hereinabove referenced, it is essary to complete the conveyance and the City Planning Commission hereby found and determined that further found and determined based the area described as the Communi- authorized by this ordinance shall on the Survey that the Action Area ty Development Plan Area in the fol- be executed within six (6) months is a blighted and deteriorated area lowing description is a blighted and of the effective date of this ordi- within the meaning of Section deteriorated area and meets the nance. If all of the documents are 313.02 of said Codified Ordinances; requirements of Section 313.02 of the not executed within six (6) months a n d Codified Ordinances of the City of of the effective date of this ordi- Whereas, pursuant to notice duly Cleveland: nance, or such additional time as given, the City Planning Commis- may be granted by the Director of sion held a public hearing on the Kinsman - East 80th Street and Community Development, this ordi- Plan, which Plan includes the East 82nd Street nance shall be repealed and shall be Action Area, and has approved such Plan Area of no further force or effect. CD Plan; and Section 4. That the consideration Whereas, the CD Plan amends and Situated in the City of Cleveland, for the subject parcel shall be estab- supercedes any previously adopted County of Cuyahoga and State of lished by the Board of Control and plan with respect to the Plan Area; Ohio and described as follows: shall be not less than Fair Market and Beginning on the centerline of Value taking into account such Whereas, the Survey, the CD Plan Kinsman Road S.E. (width varies) at terms and conditions, restrictions dated September, 2001, and the City its intersection with the centerline of and covenants as are deemed nec- Planning Commission findings and East 80th Street (60.00 feet wide); essary or appropriate. related materials have been pre- Thence Southerly, along said cen- Section 5. That the conveyance sented to this Council, and are set terline of East 80th Street its inter- authorized hereby shall be made by forth in File No. 1494-01-A, and oral section with the centerline of Preble official deed prepared by the Direc- reports and testimony thereon have Avenue S.E. (50.00 feet wide); tor of Law and executed by the been presented by City staff, and Thence Easterly and Southeaster- Mayor on behalf of the City of Council has been apprised of the ly, along said centerline of Preble Cleveland. The deed shall contain facts, conditions, structural deficien- Avenue to its intersection with the such provisions as may be necessary cies, and blighted influences per- centerline of East 82nd Street (50.00 to protect and benefit the public taining to the Plan Area and the feet wide); interest including such restrictive Action Area, including the existence Thence Southerly, along said cen- covenants and reversionary inter- of a majority of structures therein terline of East 82nd Street to its ests as may be specified by the which are blighted due to one or intersection with the Southerly line Board of Control, the Director of more of the following factors: struc- of Original One Hundred Acre Lot Community Development or the tural deficiencies, deterioration, Number 431; Director of Law. dilapidation, obsolescence, noncon- Thence Easterly, along said Section 6. That this ordinance is formities with modern code require- Southerly line of Original Lot Num- hereby declared to be an emergency ments relating to building or fire ber 431 to its intersection with the measure and, provided it receives protection, existing conditions there- Westerly line of a parcel of land the affirmative vote of two-thirds of in endangering life and property by (PPN: 127-08-002), conveyed to all the members elected to Council, fire or other causes, or other condi- Kinbess LLC by deed recorded in it shall take effect and be in force tions which are detrimental to the AFN 1999 121 50656 of Cuyahoga immediately upon its passage and public health, safety, morals and County Records; approval by the Mayor; otherwise it general welfare; and Thence Southerly, along said shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this Council has deter- Westerly line to the most Southerly from and after the earliest period mined that it shall be City policy corner thereof; allowed by law. that specific “Action Areas,” with Thence in a general Northeasterly Referred to the Directors of Com- defined boundaries, within Commu- direction, along the Easterly line of munity Development, City Planning nity Development plan areas will be the Kinbess LLC Parcel as afore- Commission, Finance, Law. Commit- established by the City when the said, to its intersection with the cen- tees on Community and Economic City has determined that the pres- terline of Kinsman Road S.E. as Development, City Planning, Finance. ence of blight, and the possible aforesaid; 1946 August 22, 2001 The City Record 11

Thence Northwesterly, along said Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 3. That this ordinance is centerline of Kinsman Road to the tutes an emergency measure provid- hereby declared to be an emergency place of beginning. ing for the usual daily operation of measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That, based upon the a municipal department; now, there- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of facts and conditions concerning fore all the members elected to Council, blight and deterioration contained Be it ordained by the Council of it shall take effect and be in force in said Survey and the findings and the City of Cleveland: immediately upon its passage and reports hereinabove referenced, it is Section 1. That the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it hereby found and determined that Public Health is hereby authorized shall take effect and be in force the area described as the Action to apply for and accept a grant in from and after the earliest period Area which is equal to and the same the approximate amount of $120,000, allowed by law. as the boundary described as the and any other funds as they become Referred to Directors of Public Plan Area, is a blighted and deteri- available during the grant term, Health, Finance, Law; Committees orated area and meets the require- from the Ohio Department of on Public Health, Finance. ments of Section 313.02 of the Codi- Health, to conduct the 2001-2002 fied ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, Cleveland Infant Mortality Reduc- Ord. No. 1497-01. 1976, notwithstanding and as an tion Initiative Project, for the pur- By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- exception to certain notice require- poses set forth in the summary and mon (by departmental request). ments of Section 313.02 of said Cod- according thereto; that the Director An emergency ordinance a u t h o- ified Ordinances. of Public Health is hereby autho- rizing the Director of Public Section 3. That the aforesaid Sur- rized to file all papers and execute Health to amend Contract Nos. vey, findings and reports concerning all documents necessary to receive 57916, 57917, 57919, 57899, 57953 and the facts and conditions concerning the funds under said grant; and 57954 with various agencies to pro- blight and deterioration in the Plan that said funds be and they hereby vide occupant relocations in con- Area and Action Area are hereby are appropriated for the purposes junction with the 2001-2003 Lead- accepted, and this Council hereby set forth in the summary for said Based Paint Hazard Control Pro- finds that the public actions and g r a n t . g r a m . policies proposed and contemplated Section 2. That the summary for Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance by the CD Plan are necessary and said grant, File No. 1495-01-A, made No. 733-2000, passed June 19, 2000, appropriate in order to eliminate the a part hereof as if fully rewritten the Director of Public Health conditions of blight and deteriora- herein, including the obligation of entered into Contract Nos. 57916, tion, and prevent the recurrence the City of Cleveland to provide 57917, 57919, 57899, 57953 and 57954 thereof; and that the CD Plan for cash matching funds in the sum of with various agencies to provide the Plan Area and the Action Area $18,000, from Fund No. 01-500501- services in conjunction with the are hereby approved as a Communi- 639905, is hereby approved in all 2001-2003 Lead-Based Paint Hazard ty Development Plan within the respects. Control Program; and meaning of, and for the purposes of Section 3. That the Director of Whereas, occupant relocation ser- the Community Development Code Public Health is hereby authorized vices are now needed under this of the City of Cleveland and the pro- to enter into contract with Lutheran Program; and cedures followed for preparation Metropolitan Ministry Association Whereas, this ordinance consti- and approval of such plan and hear- for the implementation of the pro- tutes an emergency measure provid- ing thereof are hereby approved, gram as described in the summary ing for the usual daily operation of and it is hereby found and deter- contained in the file, payable from a municipal department; now, there- mined that the CD Plan conforms to the fund or funds to which are cred- fore and is in compliance with the ited the grant proceeds accepted Be it ordained by the Council of applicable provisions of the Codified pursuant to this ordinance and the the City of Cleveland: Ordinances of Cleveland. cash match. Section 1. That the Director of Section 4. That, notwithstanding Section 4. That this ordinance is Public Health is authorized to and as an exception to Section 371.03 of the Codified Ordinances of hereby declared to be an emergency amend the following contracts: measure and, provided it receives Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, it is hereby found and determined that the CD the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Contract No. Agency Plan will afford maximum opportu- all the members elected to Council, nity consistent with the sound it shall take effect and be in force 57916 Fairfax Development needs of the City as a whole for immediately upon its passage and redevelopment of the Plan Area and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 57917 St. Clair Superior Action Area; that the Plan gives the shall take effect and be in force Neighborhood Development due consideration to the provision from and after the earliest period of adequate open space, park and allowed by law. 57919 Glenville Development recreational areas appropriate to Referred to Directors of Public the area and the Plan is in confor- Health, Finance, Law; Committees 57899 Tremont West mity with the general plan of the on Public Health, Finance. Development City and the workable program for community improvements of the Ord. No. 1496-01. 57953 Cleveland Housing C i t y . By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- Network, Scattered Site Section 5. That this ordinance is mon (by departmental request). hereby declared to be an emergency An emergency ordinance authoriz- 57954 Cleveland Housing measure and, provided it receives ing the purchase by contract of not Network, Joint Abatement the affirmative vote of two-thirds of to exceed two portable lead detec- all the members elected to Council, tors, for the Division of Environ- to provide for occupant relocation it shall take effect and be in force ment, Department of Public Health. services in conjunction with the immediately upon its passage and Whereas, this ordinance consti- 2001-2003 Lead-Based Paint Hazard approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tutes an emergency measure provid- Control Program. The total aggre- shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of gate amount of the contract amend- from and after the earliest period a municipal department; now, there- ments authorized herein shall not allowed by law. fore exceed $165,000 and shall be Referred to Directors of Commu- Be it ordained by the Council of payable from the fund or fund to nity Development, City Planning the City of Cleveland: which are credited the proceeds of Commission, Finance, Law; Commit- Section 1. That the Director of the grant and cash match autho- tees on Community and Economic Public Health is hereby authorized rized and appropriated for this pur- Development, City Planning, Finance. to make a written contract in p o s e . accordance with the Charter and Section 2. That this ordinance is Ord. No. 1495-01. the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- land, Ohio, 1976, for each or all of measure and, provided it receives mon (by departmental request). the following items: not to exceed the affirmative vote of two-thirds of An emergency ordinance authoriz- two (2) portable lead detectors, to all the members elected to Council, ing the Director of Public Health to be purchased by the Commissioner it shall take effect and be in force apply for and accept a grant from of Purchases and Supplies upon a immediately upon its passage and the Ohio Department of Health for unit basis for the Division of Envi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the 2001-2002 Cleveland Infant Mor- ronment, Department of Public shall take effect and be in force tality Reduction Initiative Project H e a l t h . from and after the earliest period and to enter into contract with Section 2. That the cost of said allowed by law. Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry contract hereby authorized shall be Referred to Directors of Public Association to implement the pro- paid from Fund No. 13 SF 586, Health, Finance, Law; Committees gram. Request No. 40583. on Public Health, Finance. 1947 12 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1498-01. rized to sign such documents as are Whereas, the Council of the City By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- necessary to enter into said con- of Cleveland by Ordinance No. mon (by departmental request). tracts. ______, passed ______An emergency ordinance authoriz- Section 2. That this ordinance is approved and adopted the Hemi- ing the Director of Public Health to hereby declared to be an emergency sphere Community Development enter into contracts with various measure and, provided it receives Plan (the “Plan”), for the plan area agencies to provide HIV/AIDS-relat- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of designated and described in said ed services. all the members elected to Council, Plan (the “Plan Area”); and Whereas, this ordinance consti- it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, KINBESS, LLC., has tutes an emergency measure provid- immediately upon its passage and submitted a proposal which the ing for the usual daily operation of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Director of Economic Development a municipal department; now, there- shall take effect and be in force has determined to be a satisfacto- fore from and after the earliest period ry means of achieving some of the Be it ordained by the Council of allowed by law. purposes described in the Plan; the City of Cleveland: Referred to Directors of Public a n d Section 1. That the Director of Health, Finance, Law; Committees Whereas, this ordinance consti- Public Health is hereby authorized on Public Health, Finance. tutes an emergency measure provid- to enter into one or more contracts ing for the usual daily operation of to provide HIV-AIDS-related services Ord. No. 1500-01. a municipal department; now, there- with the following agencies, in the By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- fore following amounts: mon (by departmental request). Be it ordained by the Council of An emergency ordinance to termi- the City of Cleveland: Agency Amount nate Contract No. 57325 with Section 1. That notwithstanding Xchange Point and to enter into con- and as an exception to any section AIDS Taskforce of tract with Cleveland Treatment Cen- Greater Cleveland $46,558.00 of the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- ter to provide services under the land, Ohio, 1976, the Director of Eco- 2001 Federal AIDS Prevention Grant. BlackOut Limited $41,140.00 nomic Development is authorized to Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance enter into and execute a project Cleveland State No. 1636-2000, passed November 27, agreement for and on behalf of the University $11,400.00 2000, this Council authorized that City of Cleveland with KINBESS, contracts be entered into for imple- LLC. (the “Redeveloper”) for the Ohio AIDS Coalition $11,190.00 mentation of the 2001 Federal AIDS acquisition, disposition and private Prevention Program; and redevelopment for the Area in accor- Section 2. That the costs of the Whereas, the Director of Public dance with the provisions of the contracts authorized above shall be Health entered into contract with Plan. The Plan Area is described paid from Fund No. 01-500501-638000, Xchange Point, Contract No. 57325, as follows: Request No. 40582. pursuant to that ordinance; and Section 3. That this ordinance is Whereas, Xchange Point is now Kinsman - East 80th Street and hereby declared to be an emergency unable to fulfill its contractual East 82nd Street Plan Area measure and, provided it receives obligations because of dissolution the affirmative vote of two-thirds of yet the services they were to pro- Situated in the City of Cleveland, all the members elected to Council, vide under their contract are still County of Cuyahoga and State of it shall take effect and be in force necessary; and Ohio and described as follows: immediately upon its passage and Whereas, this ordinance consti- Beginning on the centerline of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tutes an emergency measure provid- Kinsman Road S.E. (width varies) shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of at its intersection with the center- from and after the earliest period a municipal department; now, there- line of East 80th Street (60.00 feet allowed by law. fore wide); Referred to Directors of Public Be it ordained by the Council of Thence Southerly, along said cen- Health, Finance, Law; Committees the City of Cleveland: terline of East 80th Street its inter- on Public Health, Finance. Section 1. That Contract No. 57325 section with the centerline of Preble with Xchange Point is hereby ter- Avenue S.E. (50.00 feet wide); Ord. No. 1499-01. minated. Thence Easterly and Southeaster- By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- Section 2. That the Director of ly, along said centerline of Preble mon (by departmental request). Public Health is hereby authorized Avenue to its intersection with the An emergency ordinance authoriz- to enter into contract with Cleve- centerline of East 82nd Street (50.00 ing the Director of Public Health to land Treatment Center to fulfill the feet wide); enter into contracts with the Ohio obligations of Xchange Point to pro- Thence Southerly, along said cen- Department of Public Health for vide services under the 2001 Federal terline of East 82nd Street to its performance of environmental AIDS Prevention Grant. intersection with the Southerly line assessments of the residences of Section 3. That the costs of the of Original One Hundred Acre Lot Medicaid-eligible children, for the contract authorized with Cleveland Number 431; Division of Environment, Depart- Treatment Center shall be paid from Thence Easterly, along said ment of Public Health. the fund or funds authorized and Southerly line of Original Lot Num- Whereas, this ordinance consti- appropriated for that use. ber 431 to its intersection with the tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 4. That this ordinance is Westerly line of a parcel of land ing for the usual daily operation of hereby declared to be an emergency (PPN: 127-08-002), conveyed to a municipal department; now, there- Kinbess LLC by deed recorded in fore measure and, provided it receives AFN 1999 121 50656 of Cuyahoga Be it ordained by the Council of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of County Records; the City of Cleveland: all the members elected to Council, Thence Southerly, along said Section 1. That the Director of it shall take effect and be in force Public Health is hereby authorized immediately upon its passage and Westerly line to the most Southerly to enter into two contracts with the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it corner thereof; State of Ohio, Department of Health, shall take effect and be in force Thence in a general Northeasterly under which the City will perform from and after the earliest period direction, along the Easterly line of environmental assessments for lead allowed by law. the Kinbess LLC Parcel as afore- hazards in residences occupied by Referred to Directors of Public said, to its intersection with the cen- Medicaid-eligible children during Health, Finance, Law; Committees terline of Kinsman Road S.E. as the period from July 1, 2001 through on Public Health, Finance aforesaid; June 30, 2002 and July 1, 2002 Thence Northwesterly, along said through June 30, 2003. The con- Ord. No. 1501-01. centerline of Kinsman Road to the tracts shall provide that the City By Councilmen Jackson, Cimper- place of beginning. will receive compensation for per- man and Patmon (by departmental Section 2. That the project agree- forming such assessments in the request). ment authorized herein shall include estimated of amount of $33,040.00 for An emergency ordinance authoriz- without limitation the following each contract, and such other funds ing the Director of Economic Devel- terms and conditions: that may become available during opment to enter into a project agree- (a) an agreement by the City of the contract periods. The Director ment with KINBESS, LLC. for the Cleveland to acquire that property of Finance is hereby authorized to acquisition, clearance and redevel- within the Plan Area which cannot receive and accept such compensa- opment of certain lands in the Hemi- be privately acquired in a timely tion on behalf of the City and the sphere Community Development fashion through reasonable negotia- Director of Public Health is autho- Plan Area. tions; 1948 August 22, 2001 The City Record 13

(b) an agreement by the City of nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the nue); thence Northerly at an angle Cleveland to convey, by official deed Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- of 88° 40' with the last described or deeds, within the Plan Area, cer- plies is hereby authorized to sell course and along the Westerly line tain property more fully described Permanent Parcel No. 107-16-168 as of East 90th Street 215 feet from the in this ordinance; provided that the more fully described below to Notre beginning point of the premises deed or deeds shall contain such Dame Community Homes, Ltd. intended to be described; thence restrictive covenants, reversionary Section 2. That the real property along the same course continued interests or similar provisions as to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of Northerly 50 feet; thence Westerly may, in the judgment of the Direc- this Ordinance is more fully at right angles with the Westerly tor of Economic Development, be described as follows: line of said East 90th Street, 99.80 required to insure the elimination feet to the Westerly line of said within the Plan Area of conditions P. P. No. 107-16-168 Sublot No. 6; thence Southerly along of blight and deterioration and for Situated in the City of Cleveland, the Westerly line of said Sublot No. the prevention of recurrence of said County of Cuyahoga and State of 6 to a point where East 90th Street conditions; Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. and 215 feet Northerly from the (c) a commitment by the Rede- 107 in W. J. Crawford and James Northerly line of Hough Avenue, veloper to comply with all Federal Parmelee’s Subdivision of part of N.E., measured along the Westerly and state real property acquisition Original 100 Acre Lot No. 392, as line of said East 90th Street would requirements, including without lim- shown by the recorded plat in Vol- intersect same; thence in a direct itation relocation assistance, to the ume 14 of Maps, Page 19 of Cuya- line Easterly to the place of begin- extent Federal or state funding is hoga County Records, and being 40 ning, being further known as used for acquisition; feet front on the Easterly side of Northerly 30 feet of Sublot No. 93 (d) a commitment by the Rede- East 86th Street (formerly Marcy and the Southerly 20 feet of Sublot veloper to pay all costs of real prop- Avenue) and extending back of No. 92 in The Fulton Building Com- erty acquisition within the Plan equal width 120 feet deep, as pany’s proposed Subdivision, be the Area; appears by said plat, be the same same more or less, but subject to all (e) a commitment by the Rede- more or less, but subject to all legal legal highways. veloper to pay all costs of demoli- highways. Section 7. That pursuant to Sec- tion required to develop the Plan Section 3. That pursuant to Sec- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Area in accordance with the Plan; tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the and nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 3. That the Mayor, the Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- plies is hereby authorized to sell Director of Economic Development, plies is hereby authorized to sell Permanent Parcel No. 107-20-074 as the Director of Law, and such appro- Permanent Parcel No. 107-16-169 as more fully described, to Notre Dame priate City officials are authorized more fully described below, to Notre Community Homes, Ltd. to execute such certifications and Dame Community Homes, Ltd. Section 8. That the real property documents, and take such other Section 4. That the real property to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- actions as may be necessary or to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- nance is more fully described as fol- appropriate in connection with car- nance is more fully described as fol- lows: rying out the terms of the project lows: agreement and the activities con- P. P. No. 107-20-074 templated by the Plan. P. P. No. 107-16-169 Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section 4. That this ordinance is Situated in the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and State of hereby declared to be an emergency County of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, and known as being part of measure and, provided it receives Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 108 in the W.J. Crawford and James 392, and bounded and described as all the members elected to Council, Parmelee’s Subdivision of part of follows: it shall take effect and be in force Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. Beginning on the Westerly line of immediately upon its passage and 392, as shown by the recorded plat East 93rd Street, at a point Norther- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it in Volume 14 of Maps, Page 19 of ly 306.08 feet, measured along said shall take effect and be in force Cuyahoga County Records, and Westerly line from its intersection from and after the earliest period being 40 feet front on the Easterly with the Northerly line of Hough allowed by law. side of East 86th Street, and extend- Avenue, N.E.; thence Westerly at Referred to Directors of Economic ing back between parallel lines 120 right angles to the Westerly line of Development, City Planning Com- feet, as appears by said plat, be the East 93rd Street, 150 feet to a point; mission, Finance, Law; Committees same more or less, but subject to all thence Northerly parallel with the on Community and Economic Devel- legal highways. Westerly line of East 93rd Street, 40 opment, City Planning, Finance. Subject to zoning ordinances, if feet to a point; thence Easterly par- any. allel with the first described course, Ord. No. 1502-01. Section 5. That pursuant to Sec- 150 feet to the Westerly line of East By Councilman Lewis. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- 93rd Street, thence Southerly along An emergency ordinance authoriz- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the the Westerly line of East 93rd ing the sale of real property as part Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Street, 40 feet to the place of begin- of the Land Reutilization Program plies is hereby authorized to sell ning, and being further known as and located on scattered sites to Permanent Parcel No. 107-19-034 as Sublot No. 11 in Odell’s Proposed Notre Dame Community Homes, Ltd. more fully described below, to Notre Subdivision, be the same more or Whereas, the City of Cleveland Dame Community Homes, Ltd. less, but subject to all legal high- adopted and implemented proce- Section 6. That the real property ways. dures under Chapter 5722 of the to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Section 9. That pursuant to Sec- Ohio Revised Code to facilitate nance is more fully described as fol- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- reutilization of nonproductive lands lows: nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the situated within the City of Cleve- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- land; and P. P. No. 107-19-034 plies is hereby authorized to sell Whereas, real property acquired Situated in the City of Cleveland, Permanent Parcel No. 107-20-075 as under the City’s Land Reutilization County of Cuyahoga and State of more fully described below, to Notre Program is acquired, held, adminis- Ohio, and known as being part of Dame Community Homes, Ltd. tered and disposed of by the City of Sublots Nos. 6 and 7 in M.L. Hull’s Section 10. That the real property Cleveland through its Department of Allotment of part of Original One to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Community Development under the Hundred Acre Lot No. 392, as shown nance is more fully described as fol- terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio by the recorded plat in Volume 4 of lows: Revised Code and Section 183.021 of Maps, Page 19 of Cuyahoga County Codified Ordinances of the City of Records, and together forming a P. P. No. 107-20-075 Cleveland, 1976; and parcel of land bounded and Situated in the City of Cleveland, Whereas, this ordinance consti- described as follows: County of Cuyahoga and State of tutes an emergency measure provid- Beginning on the Northerly line Ohio, and known as being part of ing for the usual daily operation of of Hough Avenue, N.E., at the Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. a municipal department; now, there- Southwest corner of said Sublot No. 392, and bounded and described as fore, 6; thence Easterly along the follows: Be it ordained by the Council of Northerly line of Hough Avenue, Beginning on the Westerly line of the City of Cleveland: N.E., 105.90 feet to the intersection East 93rd Street (formerly Holt Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- with the Westerly line of East 90th Street) at a point 346.08 feet tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Street, (formerly Harkness Ave- Northerly measured along said 1949 14 The City Record August 22, 2001

Westerly line for its point of inter- Beginning on the Southerly line of principal place of beginning; thence section with the Northwesterly line Talbot Avenue, N.E. (formerly Tal- Westerly along the Southerly line of of Hough Avenue, N.E.; thence bot Street) at a point distant 15 feet Talbot Avenue, N.E. 31.50 feet; Northerly along said Westerly line Easterly (measured along said thence South 6° 12' West 83.09 feet; of East 93rd Street, 40 feet to the Southerly line) from the Northwest- thence South 44° 12' West 13.83 feet; Southeasterly corner of land con- erly corner of said Sublot No. 6; thence South 0° 12' West 16.73 feet veyed to Paul Ludwig and Emma thence Westerly along said Souther- to the Southerly line of Sublot Nos. Ludwig by deed dated October 29, ly line of Talbot Avenue, N.E., 48 8 and 9; thence North 89° 47' East 1913 and recorded in Volume 1492, feet; thence Southerly on a parallel 41.11 feet, measured along the Page 370 of Cuyahoga County with the Easterly line of said Sublot Southerly line of Sublot Nos. 8 and Records; thence Westerly along the No. 7, about 109-44/100 feet to the 9, to a point located 14 feet Easter- Southerly line of land so conveyed Southerly line of said Sublot No. 7; ly from the Southwesterly corner of to said Paul Ludwig and Emma thence Easterly along said Souther- Sublot No. 8; thence North 0° 12' Ludwig, 110 feet to the Southwest- ly line of Sublot No. 7, 33 feet to the East 109.58 feet to the place of erly corner of land conveyed to Paul Southeasterly corner thereof; thence beginning, be the same more or less, Ludwig and Emma Ludwig; thence Northerly along said Easterly line but subject to all legal highways. Southerly on a line parallel to and of Sublot No. 7, 74 feet to the South- Section 19. That pursuant to Sec- distant 15 feet Easterly from the westerly corner of said Sublot No. 6; tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Westerly line of land conveyed to thence Easterly along said Souther- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Joanna Guneen by deed dated April ly line of said Sublot No. 6, 15 feet; Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- 6, 1892 and recorded in Volume 515, thence Northerly 35-34/100 feet to plies is hereby authorized to sell Page 640 of Cuyahoga County the place of beginning, be the same Permanent Parcel No. 107-22-056 as Records, a distance of 40 feet to a more, or less, but subject to all legal more fully described below, to Notre point in the Northerly line of land highways. Dame Community Homes, Ltd. conveyed to Frank B. Herbster and Section 15. That pursuant to Sec- Section 20. That the real property Nellie M. Herbster by deed dated tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- April 27, 1908 and recorded in Vol- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the nance is more fully described as fol- ume 1135, Page 612 of Cuyahoga Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- lows: County Records; thence Easterly plies is hereby authorized to sell along the Northerly line of land so Permanent Parcel No. 107-22-034 as P. P. No. 107-22-056 conveyed to Frank B. and Nellie M. more fully described below, to Notre Situated in the City of Cleveland, Herbster, a distance of 110 feet to Dame Community Homes, Ltd. County of Cuyahoga and State of the place of beginning and being Section 16. That the real property Ohio, and known as being part of further known as the Easterly 110 to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. feet of Sublot No. 12 in Jay O’Dell’s nance is more fully described as fol- 393, bounded and described as fol- proposed Allotment of part of Orig- lows: lows: inal One Hundred Acre Lot No. 392. Beginning in the Southerly line of Also subject to all zoning ordi- P. P. No. 107-22-034 Edmunds Avenue, N.E., at a point nances, if any. Situated in the City of Cleveland, 470 feet Easterly from the Easterly Section 11. That pursuant to Sec- County of Cuyahoga and State of line of East 93rd Street; thence East- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Ohio, and known as being the West- erly along the Southerly line of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the erly 7 feet of Sublot No. 7 and the Edmunds Avenue, N.E., 40 feet; Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Easterly 26 feet of Sublot No. 8 in thence Southerly along a line paral- plies is hereby authorized to sell Ford, Richardson and Stewart’s lel with the Easterly line of East Permanent Parcel No. 107-22-030 as Allotment of part of Original One 93rd Street, 155.7 feet to the Norther- more fully described below, to Notre Hundred Acre Lot No. 393, as shown ly line of a parcel of land conveyed Dame Community Homes, Ltd. by the recorded plat in Volume 13 by Harriet A. Herr and David Z. Section 12. That the real property of Maps, Page 8 of Cuyahoga Coun- Herr to Charles Schmidt by deed to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- ty Records, and together forming a dated October 15, 1878, and recorded nance is more fully described as fol- parcel of land 33 feet front on the in Volume 297, Page 345 of Cuya- lows: Southerly side of Talbot Avenue, hoga County Records; thence South- P. P. No. 107-22-030 N.E., and extending back between westerly along the line of land con- Situated in the City of Cleveland, parallel lines about 109.46 feet on veyed to Charles Schmidt as afore- County of Cuyahoga and State of the Easterly line, 109.58 feet on the said, 40.56 feet; thence Northerly Ohio, and known as being Sublot Westerly line and having a rear line along a line parallel with the East- Nos. 1 to 4 inclusive in Ford of 33 feet, as appears by said plat, erly line of East 93rd Street, 161.8 Richardson and Steward Allotment be the same more or less, but sub- feet to the place of beginning, be of part of Original One Hundred ject to all legal highways. the same more or less, but subject Acre Lot No. 393, as shown by the Section 17. That pursuant to Sec- to all legal highways. recorded plat in Volume 13 of Maps, tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 21. That pursuant to Sec- Page 8 of Cuyahoga County nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Records, as appears by said plat. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Subject to zoning ordinances, if plies is hereby authorized to sell Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- any. Permanent Parcel No. 107-22-035 as plies is hereby authorized to sell Section 13. That pursuant to Sec- more fully described below, to Notre Permanent Parcel No. 107-22-057 as tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Dame Community Homes, Ltd. more fully described below, to Notre nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Section 18. That the real property Dame Community Homes, Ltd. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Section 22. That the real property plies is hereby authorized to sell nance is more fully described as fol- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Permanent Parcel No. 107-22-033 as lows: nance is more fully described as fol- more fully described below, to Notre lows: Dame Community Homes, Ltd. P. P. No. 107-22-035 Section 14. That the real property Situated in the City of Cleveland, P. P. No. 107-22-057 to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- County of Cuyahoga and State of Situated in the City of Cleveland, nance is more fully described as fol- Ohio, and known as being part of County of Cuyahoga and State of lows: Sublot Nos. 8 and 9, in Ford, Ohio, and known as being part of Richardson and Stewart’s Allotment Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. P. P. No. 107-22-033 of part of Original One Hundred 393, and bounded and described as Situated in the City of Cleveland, Acre Lot No. 393, as shown by the follows: County of Cuyahoga and State of recorded plat in Volume 13 of Maps, Beginning on the Southerly line of Ohio, and known as being the West- Page 8 of Cuyahoga County Records Edmunds Avenue, N.E., (formerly erly 15 feet of Sublot No. 6 and the and together forming a parcel of Edmunds Street), 50 feet wide, at a Easterly 33 feet of Sublot No. 7 in land having 31.50 feet frontage on point 430 feet Easterly, measured Ford, Richardson and Stewart’s the Southerly side of Talbot Avenue, along said Southerly line from the Allotment of part of Original One N.E. and being further described as Easterly line of East 93rd Street Hundred Acre Lot No. 393, as shown follows: (formerly Holt Street), 50 feet wide; by the recorded plat in Volume 13 Beginning on the Southerly line of thence Easterly along said Souther- of Maps, Page 8 of Cuyahoga Coun- Talbot Avenue, N.E., at the North- ly line of Edmunds Avenue, N.E., 40 ty Records, and together forming a westerly corner of Sublot No. 8; feet; thence Southerly on a line par- parcel of land bounded and thence East along the Southerly line allel with said Easterly line of East described as follows: of Talbot Avenue, N.E. 14 feet to the 93rd Street, 161.80 feet to the North- 1950 August 22, 2001 The City Record 15 westerly line of land conveyed to North 0° 00' 40" West, along the P. P. No. 119-09-052 the Medical Products Building Com- Easterly line of said Sublot Nos. 32 Situated in the City of Cleveland, pany by deed dated December 29, and 31, 120.02 feet to the Northeast- County of Cuyahoga and State of 1936, and recorded in Volume 4697, erly corner of said Sublot No. 31; Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Page 652 of Cuyahoga County thence North 89° 59' 47" West, 17 and part of Sublot No. 30 in Hold- Records; thence Southwesterly along along the Northerly line of Sublot en and Adams Re-Allotment of part the Northwesterly line of land con- No. 31, 141.00 feet to the place of of Original One Hundred Acre Lot veyed to the Medical Products Build- beginning and containing 16,923 No. 392, as shown by the recorded ing Company, 40.56 feet; thence square feet of land according to a plat in Volume 26 of Maps, Page 24 Northerly parallel with the Easterly survey dated February 1974 by the of Cuyahoga County Records and line of East 93rd Street, 168.30 feet City of Cleveland, Department of together forming a parcel of land to the place of beginning, be the Community Development, Division and bounded and described as fol- same more or less, but subject to all of Redevelopment, be the same lows: legal highways. more or less, but subject to all legal Beginning on the Northeasterly Subject to zoning ordinances, if h i g h w a y s . line of East 90th Street, at the North- any. Section 27. That pursuant to Sec- westerly corner of Sublot No. 17; Section 23. That pursuant to Sec- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- thence Southeasterly along the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Northeasterly line of East 90th nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Street, 40 feet to the Southwesterly Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- plies is hereby authorized to sell corner of Sublot No. 17; thence North- plies is hereby authorized to sell Permanent Parcel No. 119-09-038 as easterly along the Southeasterly line Permanent Parcel No. 119-08-020 as more fully described below, to Notre of Sublot Nos. 17 and 30, 109.80 feet more fully described below, to Notre Dame Community Homes, Ltd. to a point distant 11.15 feet North- Dame Community Homes, Ltd. Section 28. That the real property easterly, measured along the South- Section 24. That the real property to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- easterly line of Sublot No. 30 from to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- nance is more fully described as fol- the Southwesterly corner thereof; nance is more fully described as fol- lows: thence Northwesterly parallel with lows: the Northeasterly line of Sublot No. P. P. No. 119-09-038 17, 40 feet to a point; thence South- P. P. No. 119-08-020 Situated in the City of Cleveland, westerly in a direct line, 11.15 feet Situated in the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga. and State of to the Northeasterly corner of Sublot County of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, and known as being the No. 17; thence Southwesterly, along Ohio, and known as being all of Southerly one half of Sublot No. 27 the Northwesterly line of Sublot No. Sublot No. 15 in S.V. Harkness Sub- in S.V. Harkness; Subdivision, of 17, 99.55 feet to the place of begin- division as shown by the recorded part of Original One Hundred Acre ning, be the same more or less, but plat in Volume 31 of Maps, Page 8 Lot No. 400, as shown by the record- subject to all legal highways. of Cuyahoga County Records, and ed plat in Volume 31 of Maps, Page Subject to zoning ordinances, if the Easterly 42.25 feet of Sublot No. 8 of Cuyahoga County Records and any. 11 in Ira Adams Allotment as shown being 30 feet front on the Easterly Section 33. That pursuant to Sec- by the recorded plat in Volume 6 of side of East 90th Street, and extend- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Maps, Page 8 of Cuyahoga County ing back between parallel lines 141 nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Records, part of Original One Hun- feet, as appears by said plat, be the Commissioner of Purchases and dred Acre Lot No. 400 and together same more or less, but subject to all Supplies is hereby authorized to sell forming a parcel of land 60 feet legal highways. Permanent Parcel No. 119-09-080 as front on the Westerly side of East Section 29. That pursuant to Sec- more fully described below, to Notre 90th Street (formerly Harkness tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Dame Community Homes, Ltd. Avenue) and extending back of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Section 34. That the real property equal width 183.25 feet, as appears Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- by said plat. Subject to zoning ordinances, if plies is hereby authorized to sell nance is more fully described as fol- any. Permanent Parcel No. 119-09-039 as lows: Section 25. That pursuant to Sec- more fully described below, to Notre tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Dame Community Homes, Ltd. P. P. No. 119-09-080 nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Section 30. That the real property Situated in the City of Cleveland, Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- County of Cuyahoga and State of plies is hereby authorized to sell nance is more fully described as fol- Ohio, and known as being part of Permanent Parcel Nos. 119-08-039, lows: Sublot No. 38 in George W. Richard- 119-08-040, 119-08-041, 119-08-086 as son’s Allotment of part of Original more fully described below, to Notre P. P. No. 119-09-039 One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 392 and Dame Community Homes, Ltd. Situated in the City of Cleve- 393, as shown by the recorded plat Section 26. That the real property land, County of Cuyahoga and in Volume 13 of Maps, Page 51 of to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- State of Ohio, and known as being Cuyahoga County Records and nance is more fully described as fol- the Northerly half, front and rear bounded and described as follows: lows: of Sublot No. 27 in Stephen V. Beginning in the Southerly line of Harkness Subdivision of part of Amesbury Avenue, N.E., at the P. P. No(s). 119-08-039, 119-08-040, Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. Northwesterly corner of said Sublot 119-08-041, 119-08-086 407, as shown by the recorded plat No. 38, thence Southerly along the Situated in the City of Cleveland, of said Subdivision in Volume 4 of Westerly line of said Sublot No. 38, County of Cuyahoga and State of Maps, Page 5 of Cuyahoga County 80 feet thence Easterly parallel with Ohio, and known as being Sublot Records, and the re-survey of said the Southerly line of Amesbury Nos. 31 and 32 in Stephen V. Hark- Subdivision recorded in Volume 31 Avenue, N.E., 25 feet to a point mea- ness’ Subdivision of part of Original of Maps, Page 8 of Cuyahoga sured Westerly from the Southeast- One Hundred Acre Lot No. 400, as County Records and being 30 feet erly corner of Sublot No. 38, thence shown by the recorded plat in Vol- front on the Easterly side of East Northerly 80 feet to the Southerly ume 4 of Maps, Page 5 of Cuyahoga 90th Street (formerly Harkness line of Amesbury Avenue, N.E., County Records, and re-survey of Avenue) and extends back thence Westerly along said Souther- said Subdivision in Volume 31 of between parallel lines 141 feet, as ly line 25 feet to the place of begin- Maps, Page 8 of Cuyahoga County appears by said plat, be the same ning. Records and more particularly more or less, but subject to all Also subject to all zoning ordi- described as follows: legal highways. nances, if any. Beginning in the Easterly line of Section 31. That pursuant to Sec- Section 35. That pursuant to Sec- East 90th Street (formerly Harkness tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Avenue), 60 feet wide, at the North- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the westerly corner of said Sublot No. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- 31; thence South 0° 00' 40" East, plies is hereby authorized to sell plies is hereby authorized to sell along said Easterly line of East Permanent Parcel No. 119-09-052 as Permanent Parcel No. 119-09-081 as 90th Street, 120.01 feet to the South- more fully described below, to Notre more fully described below, to Notre westerly corner of said Sublot No. Dame Community Homes, Ltd. Dame Community Homes, Ltd. 32; thence South 89° 59' 31" East, Section 32. That the real property Section 36. That the real property along the Southerly line of said to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Sublot No. 32, 141.00 feet to the nance is more fully described as fol- nance is more fully described as fol- Southeasterly corner thereof; thence lows: lows: 1951 16 The City Record August 22, 2001

P. P. No. 119-09-081 Beginning on the Westerly line of more fully described below, to Notre Situated in the City of Cleveland, East 93rd Street (formerly Ames- Dame Community Homes, Ltd. County of Cuyahoga and State of bury Avenue), at a point distant 8.67 Section 42. That the real property Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. feet Northerly, measured along said to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- 37 in George W. Richardson’s Allot- Westerly line, from the Southeaster- nance is more fully described as fol- ment of part of Original One Hun- ly corner of said Sublot No. 37 in lows: dred Acre Lots Nos. 392 and 393, as Richardson’s Subdivision; thence shown by the recorded plat in Vol- Southerly along the Westerly line of P. P. No. 119-09-085 ume 13 of Maps, Page 51 of Cuya- East 93rd Street, 40 feet to a point; Situated in the City of Cleveland, hoga County Records, and bounded thence Westerly, about 120 feet to a County of Cuyahoga and State of and described as follows: point on the prolongation Southerly Ohio, and known as being part of Beginning in the Southerly line of of the Westerly line of said Sublot Sublot Nos. 42 and 43 in Charles W. Amesbury Avenue, N.E., at the No. 39 in Richardson’s Subdivision, and Matilda Wason’s Subdivision of Northwesterly corner of said Sublot distant 13 feet Southerly from the part of Original One Hundred Acre No. 37; thence Southerly along the Southwest corner of said Sublot No. Lots Nos. 392, 393, 400 and 401, as Westerly line of Sublot No. 37, 80 39; thence Northerly along said pro- shown by the recorded plat in Vol- feet; thence Easterly parallel with longation Southerly of the Westerly ume 17 of Maps, Page 26 of Cuya- the Southerly line of Amesbury line of said Sublot No. 39; 18 feet to hoga County Records, and together Avenue, N.E., 40 feet to the Easter- the Southwest corner of said Sublot forming a parcel of land bounded ly line of Sublot No. 37, which is No. 39; thence Northerly along the and described as follows: also the Westerly line of East 93rd Westerly line of said Sublot No. 39; Beginning on the Westerly line of Street; thence Northerly along the 17 feet; thence Easterly to the place East 93rd Street (formerly Ames- Westerly line of East 93rd Street, 80 of beginning, as appears by said bury Avenue) at a point 18 feet feet to the Southerly line of Ames- plat, be the same more or less, but Southerly (measured along said bury Avenue, N.E.; thence Westerly subject to all legal highways. Westerly line) from the Northeast- along said Southerly line, 40 feet to Section 39. That pursuant to Sec- erly corner of said Sublot No. 42; the place of beginning. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- thence Southerly along said Wester- Being the most Easterly 15 feet of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the ly line of East 93rd Street, 42 feet; the following described premises: Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- thence Westerly on a line parallel Situated in the City of Cleveland, plies is hereby authorized to sell to the Northerly line of said Sublot County of Cuyahoga and State of Permanent Parcel No. 119-09-084 as No. 43 about 185 21/100 feet to the Ohio, and known as being part of more fully described below, to Notre Westerly line of said Sublot No. 43; Sublot No. 38 in George W. Dame Community Homes, Ltd. thence Northerly along the Wester- Richardson’s Allotment of part of Section 40. That the real property ly line of said Sublot Nos. 42 and 43, Original One Hundred Acre Lots to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- 36 feet; thence Easterly about 185 Nos. 392 and 393, as shown by the nance is more fully described as fol- 24/100 feet to the place of begin- recorded plat in Volume 13 of lows: ning, place of beginning, be the Maps, Page 51 of Cuyahoga Coun- same more or less, but subject to all ty Records, and bounded and P. P. No. 119-09-084 legal highways. described as follows: Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section 43. That all documents Beginning in the Southerly line of County of Cuyahoga and State of necessary to complete the con- Amesbury Avenue, N.E., at the Ohio, and known as being part of veyance authorized by this ordi- Northwesterly corner of said Sublot Sublot Nos. 41 and 42 in Charles W. nance shall be executed within six No. 38; thence Southerly along the Matilda Wason’s Subdivision of part (6) months of the effective date of Westerly line of said Sublot No. 38, of Original One Hundred Acre Lots this ordinance. If all of the docu- 80 feet; thence Easterly parallel Nos. 392, 393, 400 and 40, as shown ments are not executed within six with the Southerly line of Amesbury by the recorded plat in Volume 17 (6) months of the effective date of Avenue, N.E., 15 feet to the Easter- of Maps, Page 26 of Cuyahoga Coun- this ordinance, or such additional ly line of said Sublot No. 38; thence ty Records and together forming a time as may be granted by the Northerly along said Easterly line, parcel of land bounded and Director of Community Develop- 80 feet to the Southerly line of described as follows: ment, this ordinance shall be Amesbury Avenue, N.E.; thence Beginning on the Westerly line of repealed and shall be of no further Westerly along said Southerly line East 93rd Street (formerly Ames- force or effect. 15 feet to the place of beginning, be bury Avenue) at a point distant 22 Section 44. That the consideration the same more or less, but subject for the subject parcel shall be estab- feet Northerly, measured along said to all legal highways. lished by the Board of Control and Westerly line, from the Southeast- Subject to zoning ordinances, if shall be not less than Fair Market erly corner of said Sublot No. 41; any. Value taking into account such thence Southerly along said West- Section 37. That pursuant to Sec- terms and conditions, restrictions erly line of East 93rd Street 40 feet; tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- and covenants as are deemed nec- thence Westerly, about 185.24 feet to nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the essary or appropriate. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- a point, on the Westerly line of said Section 45. That the conveyance plies is hereby authorized to sell Sublot No. 42, distant 24 feet authorized hereby shall be made by Permanent Parcel No. 119-09-083 as Southerly measured along said official deed prepared by the Direc- more fully described below, to Notre Westerly line from the Northwest- tor of Law and executed by the Dame Community Homes, Ltd. erly corner thereof; thence Norther- Mayor on behalf of the City of Section 38. That the real property ly, along said Westerly line of Cleveland. The deed shall contain to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Sublot No. 42, 24 feet to the North- such provisions as may be necessary nance is more fully described as fol- westerly corner of said Sublot; to protect and benefit the public lows: thence Easterly, along the Norther- interest including such restrictive ly line of said Sublot No. 42, 65.26 covenants and reversionary inter- P. P. No. 119-09-083 feet to a Westerly line of land con- ests as may be specified by the Situated in the City of Cleveland, veyed to James R. Holcomb by deed Board of Control, the Director of County of Cuyahoga, and State of dated September 3, 1902, and record- Community Development or the Ohio, and known as being part of ed in Volume 856, Page 390 of Cuya- Director of Law. Sublot No. 41 in Charles W. Wason’s hoga County Records; thence Section 46. That this ordinance is Subdivision of part of Original One Northerly along said Westerly line hereby declared to be an emergency Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 392, 393, 400 of land so conveyed, about 9 feet to measure and, provided it receives and 401, as shown by the recorded a Northwesterly corner thereof; the affirmative vote of two-thirds of plat in Volume 17 of Maps, Page 26 thence Easterly along a Northerly all the members elected to Council, of Cuyahoga County Records, and line of land conveyed to James R. it shall take effect and be in force parts of Sublot Nos. 37, 38 and 39 in Holcomb, about 120 feet to the place immediately upon its passage and George W. Richardson’s Subdivision of beginning, be the same more or approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of part of Original One Hundred less, but subject to all legal high- shall take effect and be in force Acre Lots Nos. 392 and 393, as shown w a y s . from and after the earliest period by the recorded plat in Volume 13 Section 41. That pursuant to Sec- allowed by law. of Maps, Page 51 of Cuyahoga Coun- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Referred to the Directors of Com- ty Records and together forming a nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the munity Development, City Planning parcel of land forming a parcel of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Commission, Finance, Law; Commit- land bounded and described as fol- plies is hereby authorized to sell tees on Community and Economic lows: Permanent Parcel No. 119-09-085 as Development, City Planning, Finance. 1952 August 22, 2001 The City Record 17

Ord. No. 1503-01. interest including such restrictive Cleveland through its Department of By Councilman Polensek. covenants and reversionary inter- Community Development under the An emergency ordinance authoriz- ests as may be specified by the terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio ing the sale of real property as part Board of Control, the Director of Revised Code and Section 183.021 of of the Land Reutilization Program Community Development or the Codified Ordinances of the City of and located at 19520 Shelton Drive Director of Law. Cleveland, 1976; and to David G. Swintek. Section 6. That this ordinance is Whereas, this ordinance consti- Whereas, the City of Cleveland hereby declared to be an emergency tutes an emergency measure provid- has elected to adopt and implement measure and, provided it receives ing for the usual daily operation of the procedures under Chapter 5722 the affirmative vote of two-thirds of a municipal department; now, there- of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- all the members elected to Council, fore, tate reutilization of nonproductive it shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of lands situated within the City of immediately upon its passage and the City of Cleveland: Cleveland; and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Whereas, real property acquired shall take effect and be in force tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- under the City’s Land Reutilization from and after the earliest period nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the Program is acquired, held, adminis- allowed by law. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- tered and disposed of by the City of Referred to Directors of Commu- plies is hereby authorized to sell Cleveland through its Department of nity Development, City Planning Permanent Parcel No(s). 133-02-003 Community Development under the Commission, Finance, Law; Commit- and 133-02-004, as more fully terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio tees on Community and Economic described below, to Slavic Village Revised Code and Section 183.021 of Development, City Planning, Finance. Development Corporation. Codified Ordinances of the City of Section 2. That the real property Cleveland, 1976; and Ord. No. 1504-01. to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Whereas, this ordinance consti- By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- nance is more fully described as fol- tutes an emergency measure provid- mon (by departmental request). lows: ing for the usual daily operation of An emergency ordinance authoriz- a municipal department; now, there- ing the Director of Public Safety to P. P. No. 133-02-003 fore, enter into a Memorandum of Under- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Be it ordained by the Council of standing with Cuyahoga Metropoli- County of Cuyahoga and State of the City of Cleveland: tan Housing Authority. Ohio, and known as being part of Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Sublot No. 26 in C.C. Morgan’s Allot- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- tutes an emergency measure provid- ment of part of Original One Hun- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the ing for the usual daily operation of dred Acre Lot No. 319, as shown by Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- a municipal department; now, there- the recorded plat in Volume 23 of plies is hereby authorized to sell fore Maps, Page 2 of Cuyahoga County Permanent Parcel No(s). 114-31-034, Be it ordained by the Council of Records, and bounded and described as more fully described below, to the City of Cleveland: as follows: David G. Swintek. Section 1. That the Director of Beginning on the Southerly side Section 2. That the real property Public Safety is hereby authorized of Union Avenue, S.E., (formerly to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- to enter into a Memorandum of Union Street), at the Northeast cor- nance is more fully described as fol- Understanding with Cuyahoga Met- ner of said Sublot No. 26; thence lows: ropolitan Housing Authority Southerly along the Easterly line of (“CMHA”) for the hiring of a Scien- said Sublot No. 26, 107 feet; thence P. P. No. 114-31-034 tific Examiner by CMHA to conduct Westerly on the line parallel to and Situated in the City of Cleveland, forensic testing and other laborato- 34 feet Northerly from the Souther- County of Cuyahoga and State of ry functions for CMHA and the City ly of said Sublot No. 26, 28 feet; Ohio, and known as being all of at the Scientific Investigation Unit thence Northerly about 107 feet to Sublot No. 23 in the Elworthy-Hel- of the Cleveland Division of Police. the Southerly line of Union Avenue, wick Company’s Bungalow Park The Director of Public Safety is S.E.; thence Easterly along the Allotment No. 2 of part of Original authorized to execute any docu- Southerly line of Union Avenue, S.E., Euclid Township Track No. 14, as ments necessary to effectuate the 28 feet to the place of beginning, be shown by the recorded plat in Vol- intent of this Memorandum of the same more or less, but subject ume 69 of Maps, Page 40 of Cuya- Understanding and is authorized to to all legal highways. hoga County Records, and being a amend the Memorandum of Under- triangular shaped parcel of land standing as may be necessary. P. P. No. 133-02-004 having a frontage of 127.88 on the Section 2. That the Memorandum Situated in the City of Cleveland, Easterly curved side of Shelton of Understanding shall be prepared County of Cuyahoga and State of Drive, N.E., and extending back 67.5 by the Director of Law and shall Ohio, and known as being part of feet on the Northeasterly line, and contain such terms and provisions Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. 99.78 on the Southeasterly line, as as he deems necessary to protect 319 bounded and described as fol- appears by said plat, be the same and benefit the public interest. lows: more or less, but subject to all legal Section 3. That this ordinance is Beginning at the intersection of highways. hereby declared to be an emergency the Southerly line of Union Avenue, Also subject to all zoning ordi- measure and, provided it receives S.E., with the Westerly line of land nances, if any. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of conveyed to John R. Wright, by Section 3. That all documents nec- all the members elected to Council, deed dated August 21, 1908 and essary to complete the conveyance it shall take effect and be in force recorded in Volume 1168, Page 11 of authorized by this ordinance shall immediately upon its passage and Cuyahoga County Records; thence be executed within six (6) months approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Westerly along the Southerly line of of the effective date of this ordi- shall take effect and be in force said Union Avenue, S.E., 41.89 feet nance. If all of the documents are from and after the earliest period to the Northeasterly corner of Sublot not executed within six (6) months allowed by law. No. 26 of C.C. Morgan’s Subdivision of the effective date of this ordi- Referred to Directors of Public as shown by the recorded plat in nance, or such additional time as Safety, Finance, Law; Committees Volume 23 of Maps, Page 2 of Cuya- may be granted by the Director of on Public Safety, Finance. hoga County Records; thence Community Development, this ordi- Southerly along the Easterly line of nance shall be repealed and shall be Ord. No. 1505-01. said Sublot No. 26, 141 feet to the of no further force or effect. By Councilman Rybka. Northerly line of Sublot No. 25 in Section 4. That the consideration An emergency ordinance authoriz- C.C. Morgan’s Subdivision aforesaid; for the subject parcel shall be estab- ing the sale of real property as part thence Easterly along the Northerly lished by the Board of Control and of the Land Reutilization Program line of said Sublot No. 25, 42 feet to shall be not less than Fair Market and located on Union Avenue to Slav- the Westerly line of land so con- Value taking into account such ic Village Development Corporation. veyed to John R. Wright, as afore- terms and conditions, restrictions Whereas, the City of Cleveland said; thence Northerly along the and covenants as are deemed nec- has elected to adopt and implement Westerly line of land so conveyed to essary or appropriate. the procedures under Chapter 5722 John R. Wright, about 141.51 feet to Section 5. That the conveyance of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- the place of beginning, be the same authorized hereby shall be made by tate reutilization of nonproductive more or less, but subject to all legal official deed prepared by the Direc- lands situated within the City of highways. tor of Law and executed by the Cleveland; and Section 3. That all documents nec- Mayor on behalf of the City of Whereas, real property acquired essary to complete the conveyance Cleveland. The deed shall contain under the City’s Land Reutilization authorized by this ordinance shall such provisions as may be necessary Program is acquired, held, adminis- be executed within six (6) months to protect and benefit the public tered and disposed of by the City of of the effective date of this ordi- 1953 18 The City Record August 22, 2001 nance. If all of the documents are Section 5. That the conveyance measure and, provided it receives not executed within six (6) months authorized hereby shall be made by the affirmative vote of two-thirds of of the effective date of this ordi- official deed prepared by the Direc- all the members elected to Council, nance, or such additional time as tor of Law and executed by the it shall take effect and be in force may be granted by the Director of Mayor on behalf of the City of immediately upon its passage and Community Development, this ordi- Cleveland. The deed shall contain approval by the Mayor; otherwise it nance shall be repealed and shall be such provisions as may be necessary shall take effect and be in force of no further force or effect. to protect and benefit the public from and after the earliest period Section 4. That the consideration interest including such restrictive for the subject parcel shall be estab- covenants and reversionary inter- allowed by law. lished by the Board of Control and ests as may be specified by the Referred to Directors of Commu- shall be not less than Fair Market Board of Control, the Director of nity Development, City Planning Value taking into account such Community Development or the Commission, Finance, Law; Com- terms and conditions, restrictions Director of Law. mittees on Community and Eco- and covenants as are deemed nec- Section 6. That this ordinance is nomic Development, City Planning, essary or appropriate. hereby declared to be an emergency Finance.

Ord. No. 1506-01. By Councilmen Rybka and Patmon (by departmental request). An emergency ordinance authorizing the Director of Parks, Recreation and Properties to make alterations and modifications in Contract No. 56436, for West Side and East Side Markets Millennium Project Base Bid #2 with RW Clark Company, for the Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties. Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure providing for the usual daily operation of a munic- ipal department; now, therefore Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That the Director of Parks, Recreation and Properties is hereby authorized to make the following alterations and modifications in Contract No. 56436 with RW Clark Company for West Side and East Side Markets Millennium Project Base Bid #2, for the Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties:

Subsidiary Additions Amount

Basement hinge change to 180 degrees $ 2,900.00 Additional fire alarm changes per Fire Prevention Bureau 13,207.00 Additional electrical work in basement coolers #10, 11, 2, 3, 7, 4 30,000.00 Mural Glass changes 9,298.00 Metal panning – market building entrances 9,979.00 Arcade counter lights 22,040.00 5% for overhead and profit 4,371.00 Bond Cost Increase + 979.00 TOTAL SUBSIDIARY ADDITIONS $ 92,774.00

Original Contract Amount $3,044,700.00 Total Subsidiary Additions + 92,774.00 TOTAL REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $3,137,474.00 which alteration has been recommended in writing by the said Director of Parks, Recreation and Properties, coun- tersigned by the Mayor, and consented to by the surety on said contract, which price to be paid therefor has been agreed upon in writing and signed by the Director of Parks, Recreation and Properties and the Contractor. This alteration will cause an increase in the amount of the original contract in the sum of $92,774.00, payable from Fund Nos. 20 SF 183, 20 SF 191, 20 SF 300 and 20 SF 310. Section 2. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force imme- diately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Referred to Directors of Parks, Recreation and Properties, Finance, Law; Committees on Public Parks, Property, and Recreation, Finance.

Ord. No. 1507-01. By Councilmen Rybka and Patmon (by departmental request). An emergency ordinance authorizing the Director of Parks, Recreation and Properties to make alterations and modifications in Contract No. 56521, for West Side and East Side Markets Millennium Project Base Bid #4 Envirocom Construction, Inc. for the Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties. Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure providing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, therefore Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That the Director of Parks, Recreation and Properties is hereby authorized to make the following alterations and modifications in Contract No. 56521 with Envirocom Construction, Inc. for West Side and East Side Markets Millennium Project Base Bid #4, for the Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties:

Subsidiary Additions

Scarify Concrete $ 30,000.00 Terminate electrical conduit – floor 18,400.00 Added overhead doors (6) at Arcade entries 26,900.00 Install bollards at gas manifold 1,490.00 Repair basement bumper guards & RFP boards # 5, 6, 13 5,190.00 Additional hardware – Market doors $ 6,800.00 TOTAL SUBSIDIARY ADDITIONS $ 88,780.00

Original Contract Amount $ 205,000.00 Total Subsidiary Additions + 88,780.00 TOTAL REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $ 293,780.00 1954 August 22, 2001 The City Record 19 which alteration has been recommended in writing by the said Director of Parks, Recreation and Properties, coun- tersigned by the Mayor, and consented to by the surety on said contract, which price to be paid therefor has been agreed upon in writing and signed by the Director of Parks, Recreation and Properties and the Contractor. This alteration will cause an increase in the amount of the original contract in the sum of $88,780.00, payable from Fund Nos. 20 SF 183, 20 SF 191, 20 SF 300 and 20 SF 310. Section 2. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force imme- diately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Referred to Directors of Parks, Recreation and Properties, Finance, Law; Committees on Public Parks, Property, and Recreation, Finance.

Ord. No. 1508-01. a municipal department; now, there- Section 6. That this ordinance is By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- fore, hereby declared to be an emergency mon (by departmental request). Be it ordained by the Council of measure and, provided it receives An emergency ordinance to amend the City of Cleveland: the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1 of Ordinance No. 441-01, Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- all the members elected to Council, passed April 30, 2001, relating to the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- it shall take effect and be in force 2002 ski program. nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the immediately upon its passage and Whereas, this ordinance consti- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tutes an emergency measure provid- plies is hereby authorized to sell shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of Permanent Parcel No(s). 005-23-079, from and after the earliest period a municipal department; now, there- as more fully described below, to allowed by law. fore Trinity Methodist Church of God. Referred to the Directors of Com- Be it ordained by the Council of Section 2. That the real property munity Development, City Planning the City of Cleveland: to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Commission, Finance, Law; Commit- Section 1. That Section 1 of Ordi- nance is more fully described as fol- tees on Community and Economic nance No. 441-01, passed April 30, lows: Development, City Planning, Finance. 2001, is hereby amended to read as follows: P.P. No. 005-23-079 Ord. No. 1510-01. Section 1. That the Director of Situated in the City of Cleveland, By Councilmen White, Rybka and Parks, Recreation and Properties is County of Cuyahoga and State of Patmon (by departmental request). hereby authorized to enter into con- Ohio, and known as being Sublot Nos. An emergency ordinance authoriz- tract with Boston Mills Ski Resort 74 and 75, (excepting the Southerly ing the Director of Parks, Recre- to provide youth ski lessons for the 2.50 feet of each of said Sublots) in ation and Properties to enter into a 2002 ski season, payable from Fund the Fliedner and Schmidt Subdivision sixteenth amendment to Lease Nos. 01-700401-638000, and from the of part of Original Brooklyn Town- Agreement No. 35620 to extend the fund or funds which are authorized ship Lot No. 13, as shown by the term of the existing Lease Agree- and appropriated for this purpose, recorded plat in Volume 31 of Maps, ment for the rental of Broadway Request No. 32604. Page 16 of Cuyahoga County YMCA facilities at 11300 Miles Section 2. That existing Section 1 Records, and together forming a par- Avenue; and to allow the City to uti- of Ordinance No. 441-01, passed April cel of land 79.02 feet front on the lize the Broadway YMCA gymnasi- 30, 2001, is hereby repealed. Southerly side of Madison Avenue, um for a youth basketball program. Section 3. That this ordinance is N.W., and extending back 111.50 feet Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance hereby declared to be an emergency to the Westerly line, and 111.50 feet No. 1759-85, passed June 24, 1985, the measure and, provided it receives on the Easterly line (which said also Director of Parks, Recreation and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the Westerly line of West 99th Properties entered into Lease Agree- all the members elected to Council, Street) and having a rear line of ment No. 35620 with the Young it shall take effect and be in force about 79.82 feet, as appears by said Men’s Christian Association for the immediately upon its passage and plat, be the same more or less, but rental of the Broadway YMCA facil- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it subject to all legal highways. ities located at 11300 Miles Avenue shall take effect and be in force Section 3. That all documents nec- for the purpose of providing recre- from and after the earliest period essary to complete the conveyance ational facilities and activities for allowed by law. authorized by this ordinance shall the City’s youth; and Referred to Directors of Parks, be executed within six (6) months Whereas, pursuant to various ordi- Recreation and Properties, Finance, of the effective date of this ordi- nances, this Council authorized Law; Committees on Public Parks, nance. If all of the documents are modifications to the Lease Agree- Property, and Recreation, Finance. not executed within six (6) months ment; and of the effective date of this ordi- Whereas, the City wishes to fur- Ord. No. 1509-01. nance, or such additional time as ther modify said Agreement; and By Councilman Westbrook. may be granted by the Director of Whereas, this ordinance consti- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Community Development, this ordi- tutes an emergency measure provid- ing the sale of real property as part nance shall be repealed and shall be ing for the usual daily operation of of the Land Reutilization Program of no further force or effect. a municipal department; now, there- and located on 9901 Madison Avenue Section 4. That the consideration fore to Trinity Methodist Church of God. for the subject parcel shall be estab- Be it ordained by the Council of Whereas, the City of Cleveland lished by the Board of Control and the City of Cleveland: has elected to adopt and implement shall be not less than Fair Market Section 1. That the Director of the procedures under Chapter 5722 Value taking into account such Parks, Recreation and Properties is of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- terms and conditions, restrictions hereby authorized to enter into a tate reutilization of nonproductive and covenants as are deemed nec- sixteenth amendment to Lease lands situated within the City of essary or appropriate. Agreement No. 35620 with the Young Cleveland; and Section 5. That the conveyance Men’s Christian Association Whereas, real property acquired authorized hereby shall be made by (“YMCA”) for the continued rental under the City’s Land Reutilization official deed prepared by the Direc- of the Broadway YMCA facilities Program is acquired, held, adminis- tor of Law and executed by the located at 11300 Miles Avenue, tered and disposed of by the City of Mayor on behalf of the City of Cleveland, Ohio, 44105 for the pur- Cleveland through its Department of Cleveland. The deed shall contain pose of providing recreational facil- Community Development under the such provisions as may be necessary ities and activities for the City’s terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio to protect and benefit the public youth and the continued utilization Revised Code and Section 183.021 of interest including such restrictive of the Broadway YMCA gymnasium Codified Ordinances of the City of covenants and reversionary inter- for a youth basketball program. Cleveland, 1976; and ests as may be specified by the Section 2. That said sixteenth Whereas, this ordinance consti- Board of Control, the Director of amendment shall extend the term of tutes an emergency measure provid- Community Development or the the agreement for one year to ing for the usual daily operation of Director of Law. December 31, 2001, and in consider- 1955 20 The City Record August 22, 2001 ation for the extension of the term, Not answering Roll Call: Council having a radius of 35.00 feet and a the City shall pay the YMCA an Members Coats and Dolan. chord which bears North 34° 31' 20" additional rental of $55,000, for a Absent: Council Members Cimper- East, 3.91 feet to the Principal total rental for the term, as extend- man and Jones. Place of Beginning and containing ed, of $895,000. Said extension shall 0.0346 acres of land as described on be paid from Fund No. 01-700401- Ord. No. 1511-01. October 9, 2000 by R.M. Kole & 638000, Request No. 32611. By Mayor White. Assoc., Inc., Professional Land Sur- Section 3. That said sixteenth An emergency ordinance to amend v e y o r s . amendment shall be prepared and Sections 1, 2, 4 and 5 of Ordinance approved by the Director of Law No. 1961-2000, passed June 11, 2001, Brookpark Road Project and shall contain such provisions relating to an easement to Easements for Ameritech as the Director of Law shall deem Ameritech for certain property Parcel B necessary to protect the public rights in property located at Old Situated in the City of Cleveland, i n t e r e s t . Grayton Road. County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 4. That this ordinance is Whereas, this ordinance consti- Ohio and known as being part of hereby declared to be an emergency tutes an emergency measure provid- Original Rockport Township Section measure and, provided it receives ing for the usual daily operation of No. 4. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of a municipal department; now, there- Starting at the intersection of the all the members elected to Council, fore centerlines of existing Brookpark it shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of Road (a.k.a. State Route 17), 100.00 immediately upon its passage and the City of Cleveland: feet wide, and existing Old Grayton approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 1. That Sections 1, 2, 4 Road, 60.00 feet wide; shall take effect and be in force and 5 of Ordinance No. 1961-2000, Thence North 89° 45' 56" East from and after the earliest period passed June 11, 2001, are hereby along the said centerline of existing allowed by law. amended to read, respectively, as Brookpark Road, 0.78 feet; Referred to Directors of Parks, f o l l o w s : Thence Northeasterly along the Recreation and Properties, Finance, Section 1. That, notwithstanding centerline of proposed Relocated Law; Committees on Public Parks, and as an exception to the provi- Brookpark Road by a curve to the Property, and Recreation, Finance. sions of Chapters 181 and 183 of the left, an arc distance of 231.14 feet, Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, said arc having a radius of 674.07 FIRST READING EMERGENCY Ohio, 1976, it is hereby found and feet and a chord which bears North ORDINANCES READ IN FULL determined that easement interests 79° 53' 55" East, 230.01 feet to its AND PASSED in the following described property intersection with the centerline of are no longer needed for public proposed Relocated Old Grayton Ord. No. 1221-A-01. u s e : Road, 60.00 feet wide; By Councilman Dolan. Thence North 19° 55' 30" West An emergency ordinance authoriz- Brookpark Road Project along the said centerline of pro- ing the Director of Port Control to Easements for Ameritech posed Relocated Old Grayton Road, enter into a Lease with Radiant Avi- Parcel A 128.99 feet; ation Services to design, install and Situated in the City of Cleveland, Thence South 70° 04' 30" West, maintain an Infrared aircraft deic- County of Cuyahoga and State of 30.00 feet to a point in the Wester- ing facility at Cleveland Hopkins Ohio and known as being part of ly line of said proposed Relocated International Airport. Original Rockport Township Section Grayton Road, at its intersection Whereas, this ordinance consti- No. 4. with the Southeasterly line of exist- tutes an emergency measure provid- Starting at the intersection of the ing Old Grayton Road, said point ing for the usual daily operation of centerline of existing Brookpark also being the Principal Place of a municipal department; now, there- Road (a.k.a. State Route 17), 100.00 Beginning of the easement herein fore feet wide, and existing Old Grayton intended to be described; Be it ordained by the Council of Road, 60.00 feet wide; Thence South 37° 43' 44" West, the City of Cleveland: Thence North 37° 43' 44" East 11.84 feet; Section 1. That notwithstanding along the said centerline of existing Thence North 19° 55' 30" West, any provision of the Codified Ordi- Old Grayton Road, 158.53 feet; 53.97; nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976 Thence South 52° 16' 16" East, Thence Northeasterly by a curve notwithstanding, the Director of 30.00 feet to a point in the South- to the right, an arc distance of Port Control is authorized to enter easterly line of existing Old Gray- 568.68 feet, said arc having a radius into a Lease with Radiant Aviation ton Road, at the Principal Place of of 420.00 feet and a chord which Services (RAS) to design, install Beginning of the easement herein bears North 18° 51' 51" East, 526.22 and maintain an Infrared aircraft intended to be described; feet; deicing facility at Cleveland Hop- Thence North 37° 43' 44" East Thence North 57° 39' 11" East, kins International Airport for a along the said Southeasterly line of 240.86 feet; term of eight (8) years, with the existing Old Grayton Road, 56.09 Thence Northeasterly by a curve rent to be offset by credits for apron feet to its intersection with the to the left, an arc distance of improvements constructed by and at Westerly line of proposed Relocated 140.94 feet, said arc having a the expense of RAS, which will Grayton Road; radius of 340.00 feet and a chord become the property of the City. Thence South 19° 55' 30" East which bears North 45° 46' 40" East, Said Lease shall be executed no along the said Westerly line of pro- 139.93 feet; later than six (6) months following posed Relocated Old Grayton Road, Thence North 33° 54' 08" East, passage of this legislation or such 23.39 feet to the Northerly end of a 37.63 feet to a point in the Wester- authorization to enter into said 50.00 foot radius turnout to the ly line of existing Old Grayton Lease shall terminate. Northerly line of proposed Relocat- Road; Section 2. That this ordinance is ed Brookpark Road; Thence South 19° 01' 18" West hereby declared to be an emergency Thence Southeasterly along said along the said Westerly line of measure and, provided it receives turnout by a curve to the right, an existing Old Grayton Road, 38.94 the affirmative vote of two-thirds of arc distance of 13.42 feet, said arc feet to its intersection with the all the members elected to Council, having a radius of 50.00 feet and a Westerly line of said proposed Relo- it shall take effect and be in force chord which bears South 12° 14' 13" cated Old Grayton Road; immediately upon its passage and East, 13.38 feet; Thence Southwesterly along the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Thence South 37° 43' 44" West, said Westerly line of proposed Relo- shall take effect and be in force 38.88 feet; cated Old Grayton Road by a curve from and after the earliest period Thence North 52° 16' 16" West, to the right, an arc distance of allowed by law. 29.78 feet to a point in a 35.00 foot 145.09 feet, said arc having a radius Motion to suspend rules. Charter radius turnout between the Norther- of 350.00 feet and a chord which and statutory provisions and place ly line of existing Brookpark Road bears South 45° 46' 40" West, 144.05 on final passage. and the said Southeasterly line of feet; The rules were suspended. Yeas existing Old Grayton Road; Thence South 57° 39' 11" West 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Thence Northeasterly along said along the said Westerly line of pro- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. turnout by a curve to the right, an posed Relocated Old Grayton Road, Nays 0. arc distance of 3.92 feet, said arc 240.86 feet; 1956 August 22, 2001 The City Record 21

Thence Southwesterly along the Ord. No. 1512-01. Section 2. That the cost of said said Westerly line of proposed By Mayor White. contract shall be in an amount not Relocated Old Grayton Road by a An emergency ordinance to amend to exceed $7,000 and shall be paid curve to the left, an arc distance of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 863-2000, from Fund No. 10 SF 166. 555.14 feet, said arc having a radius passed June 19, 2000, relating to a Section 3. That the Director of of 410.00 feet and a chord which Neighborhood Development Invest- Law shall prepare and approve said bears South 18° 51' 51" West, 513.69 ment Fund contract with St. Vincent contract and that the contract shall f e e t ; Quadrangle, Inc., or its designee, to contain such terms and provisions Thence South 19° 55' 30" East provide economic development assis- as he deems necessary to protect the along the said Westerly line of pro- tance to partially finance the acqui- City’s interest. posed Relocated Old Grayton Road, sition, rehabilitation and conversion Section 4. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency 47.64 feet to the Principal Place of of the Tower Press Building into measure and provided it receives the Beginning and containing 0.2331 live/work affordable rental housing, affirmative vote of two thirds of all acres of land as described on located at 1900 Superior Avenue. the members elected to Council, it March 8, 2001 by R.M. Kole & Whereas, this ordinance consti- shall take effect and be in force Assoc., Inc., Professional Land Sur- tutes an emergency measure provid- immediately upon its passage and v e y o r s . ing for the usual daily operation of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 2. That the e a s e m e n t s a municipal department; now, there- shall take effect and be in force shall be non-exclusive and the pur- fore from and after the earliest period pose of the easement shall be to Be it ordained by the Council of allowed by law. construct and maintain a vault the City of Cleveland: Motion to suspend rules. Charter along Old Grayton Road (Parcel A), Section 1. That Section 2 of Ordi- and statutory provisions and place and to install and maintain nance No. 863-2000, passed June 19, on final passage. telecommunications lines (Parcel 2000, is hereby amended to read as The rules were suspended. Yeas B ) . follows: 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Section 4. That the duration of Section 2. That the terms of said third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. the easements shall be determined contract shall comply with the Nays 0. by the Board of Control; that the requirements of the Neighborhood Not answering Roll Call: Council easements shall include reasonable Development Investment Program Members Coats and Dolan. right of entry rights to the City; and NDIF, as set forth in Section 1 Absent: Council Members Cimper- that the easements shall be assign- of Ordinance No. 56-94, passed June man and Jones. able only upon the prior approval 13, 1994, as amended by Ordinance Ord. No. 1514-01. of the Cleveland City Council; that No. 2123-96, passed February 10, By Councilman Britt. the easements shall require the 1997, and shall be in accordance An emergency ordinance authoriz- grantee to indemnify the City, pro- with the terms as set forth in the ing the Director of Community vide reasonable insurance, maintain Executive Summary contained in Development to enter into an agree- any grantee improvements located File No. 863-2000-B. ment with Fairfax Renaissance within the easement, i n c l u d i n g , Section 2. That existing Section 2 Development Corporation for a appropriate landscaping around of Ordinance No. 863-2000, passed Senior Citizen Social Support Pro- each improvement in order to con- June 19, 2000, is hereby repealed. gram through the use of Ward 6 ceal such improvement, and pay Section 3. That this ordinance is Neighborhood Equity Funds. any applicable taxes and assess- hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, this ordinance consti- m e n t s . measure and, provided it receives tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 5. That the c o n v e y a n c e s the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing for the usual daily operation of shall be made by Official Deed of all the members elected to Council, a municipal department; now, there- Easement prepared by the Director it shall take effect and be in force fore, of Law and executed by the Direc- immediately upon its passage and Be it ordained by the Council of tor of Port Control on behalf of the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the City of Cleveland: City of Cleveland. The Deeds o f shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That the Director of Easement shall contain such addi- from and after the earliest period Department of Aging is authorized tional terms and conditions as are allowed by law. to enter into an agreement with for required to protect the interests of Motion to suspend rules. Charter a Senior Citizen Social Support Pro- the parties. The Directors of Port and statutory provisions and place gram as described in file no. 1514- Control and Law are authorized to on final passage. 01-A for the public purpose of pro- viding educational and recreational execute such other documents, The rules were suspended. Yeas activities to senior citizens, through including without limitation, con- 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read the use of Ward 6 Neighborhood tracts for right of entry, as may be third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Equity Funds. necessary to effect the construction Nays 0. Section 2. That the cost of said of the vault along Old Grayton Not answering Roll Call: Council contract shall be in an amount not Road and the installation of Members Coats and Dolan. to exceed $30,000 and shall be paid telecommunications lines authorized Absent: Council Members Cimper- from Fund No. 10 SF 166. h e r e i n . man and Jones. Section 3. That the Director of Section 2. That existing Sections Law shall prepare and approve said 1, 2, 4 and 5 of Ordinance No. 1961- Ord. No. 1513-01. contract and that the contract shall 2000, passed June 11, 2001, are here- By Councilman Britt. contain such terms and provisions by repealed. An emergency ordinance authoriz- as he deems necessary to protect the Section 3. That this ordinance is ing the Director of Community Devel- City’s interest. hereby declared to be an emergency opment to enter into an agreement Section 4. That this ordinance is measure and, provided it receives with Fairfax Renaissance Develop- hereby declared to be an emergency the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ment Corporation for Afterschool measure and provided it receives the all the members elected to Council, Music Program through the use of affirmative vote of two thirds of all it shall take effect and be in force Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds. the members elected to Council, it immediately upon its passage and Whereas, this ordinance consti- shall take effect and be in force approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tutes an emergency measure provid- immediately upon its passage and shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it from and after the earliest period a municipal department; now, there- shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. fore, allowed by law. Motion to suspend rules. Charter Be it ordained by the Council of Motion to suspend rules. Charter and statutory provisions and place the City of Cleveland: and statutory provisions and place on final passage. Section 1. That the Director of on final passage. The rules were suspended. Yeas Community Development is autho- The rules were suspended. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read rized to enter into an agreement 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. with Fairfax Renaissance Develop- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Nays 0. ment Corporation for an Afterschool Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council Music Program for the public pur- Not answering Roll Call: Council Members Coats and Dolan. pose of providing music education to Members Coats and Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimper- area youth, through the use of Ward Absent: Council Members Cimper- man and Jones. 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds. man and Jones. 1957 22 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1515-01. tral Avenue, through the use of Ord. No. 1518-01. By Councilman Britt. Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity By Councilman Cimperman. An emergency ordinance authoriz- F u n d s . An emergency ordinance consent- ing the Director of City Planning Section 2. That the cost of said ing and approving the issuance of a Commission to enter into an agree- contract shall be in an amount not permit for the Turkey Trot Race on ment with Fairfax Renaissance to exceed $50,000 and shall be paid November 22, 2001, sponsored by Development Corporation for Neigh- from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Hermes Race Systems. borhood Master Plan through the Section 3. That the Director of Whereas, this ordinance consti- use of Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Law shall prepare and approve said tutes an emergency measure provid- Funds. contract and that the contract shall ing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, there- Whereas, this ordinance consti- contain such terms and provisions fore, tutes an emergency measure provid- as he deems necessary to protect the Be it ordained by the Council of ing for the usual daily operation of City’s interest. the City of Cleveland: a municipal department; now, there- Section 4. That this ordinance is Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- fore, hereby declared to be an emergency tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- Be it ordained by the Council of measure and provided it receives the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this the City of Cleveland: affirmative vote of two thirds of all Council consents to and approves Section 1. That the Director of the members elected to Council, it the holding of the Turkey Trot Race the City Planning Commission is shall take effect and be in force sponsored by Hermes Race Systems authorized to enter into an agree- immediately upon its passage and on November 22, 2001, beginning ment with Fairfax Renaissance approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it with a 1 mile fun walk starting Development Corporation for shall take effect and be in force inside Burke Lakefront Airport Dri- Neighborhood Master Plan, for the from and after the earliest period veway, exits the entrance driveway area between East 105th Street to allowed by law. and proceeds eastbound on the North Stokes Blvd. to Woodhill Road to Motion to suspend rules. Charter Marginal to just before the curve determine best use, through the use and statutory provisions and place and turns around to go westbound of Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity on final passage. on the North Marginal where it re- F u n d s . The rules were suspended. Yeas enters where it came out. The 5K Section 2. That the cost of said 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read run steps off from airport driveway contract shall be in an amount not third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. and leaves through the entrance to exceed $100,000 and shall be paid Nays 0. drive proceeding westbound on the from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Not answering Roll Call: Council North Marginal down Erieside around the stadium, southbound on Section 3. That the Director of Members Coats and Dolan. W. 3rd Rd. to Lakeside, westbound Law shall prepare and approve said Absent: Council Members Cimper- on Lakeside down under the bridge contract and that the contract shall man and Jones. to W. 9th where it turns onto Front contain such terms and provisions Street and goes to W. 10th, turning as he deems necessary to protect the Ord. No. 1517-01. southbound to St. Clair, runners turn City’s interest. By Councilman Cimperman. up the St. Clair hill and proceed Section 4. That this ordinance is An emergency ordinance authoriz- eastbound on St. Clair to W. 3rd hereby declared to be an emergency ing and directing the Director of where they turn northbound onto W. measure and provided it receives the Parks, Recreation and Properties to 3rd and go to Lakeside where they affirmative vote of two thirds of all provide free parking for a Special turn eastbound and go down Lake- the members elected to Council, it Event reception for Bishop Roger side to E. 9th, runners turn north- shall take effect and be in force Gries on August 22, 2001, between bound onto E. 9th, staying in the immediately upon its passage and 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., at Willard west curb lane and go to the exit approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Park Garage. ramp (curb lane-coned off) and shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance consti- wrap around the Amtrak Station from and after the earliest period tutes an emergency measure provid- and then proceed eastbound on to allowed by law. ing for the usual daily operation of the South Marginal. At E. 26th, they Motion to suspend rules. Charter a municipal department; now, there- cross over the freeway and then pro- and statutory provisions and place fore ceed westbound onto the North Mar- on final passage. Be it ordained by the Council of ginal where they finish inside the The rules were suspended. Yeas the City of Cleveland: Airport, provided that the applicant sponsor shall meet all the require- 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Section 1. That notwithstanding ments of Section 411.05 of the Codi- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. and as an exception to any ordi- fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, Nays 0. nance to the contrary, the Director 1976. Streets may be closed as deter- Not answering Roll Call: Council of Parks, Recreation and Proper- mined by the Chief of Police and Members Coats and Dolan. ties is hereby authorized and safety forces as may be necessary Absent: Council Members Cimper- directed to provide free parking at in order to protect the participants man and Jones. Willard Park Garage on August 22, in the event. Said permit shall fur- 2001, between the hours of 6:00 p.m. ther provide that the City of Cleve- Ord. No. 1516-01. and 9:00 p.m., for attendees at a land shall be fully indemnified from By Councilman Britt. reception in the Rotunda of Cleve- any and all liability resulting from An emergency ordinance authoriz- land City Hall for Bishop Roger the issuance of the same, to the ing the Director of Department of G r i e s . extent and in form satisfactory to Health to enter into an agreement Section 2. That this ordinance is the Director of Law. with Fairfax Renaissance Develop- hereby declared to be an emergency Section 2. That this ordinance is ment Corporation for Central measure and, provided it receives hereby declared to be an emergency Avenue Remediation through the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of measure and provided it receives the use of Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity all the members elected to Council, affirmative vote of two thirds of all Funds. it shall take effect and be in force the members elected to Council, it Whereas, this ordinance consti- immediately upon its passage and shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it immediately upon its passage and ing for the usual daily operation of shall take effect and be in force approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it a municipal department; now, there- from and after the earliest period shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period fore, allowed by law. allowed by law. Be it ordained by the Council of Motion to suspend rules. Charter Motion to suspend rules. Charter the City of Cleveland: and statutory provisions and place and statutory provisions and place Section 1. That the Director of on final passage. on final passage. Department of Health is authorized The rules were suspended. Yeas The rules were suspended. Yeas to enter into an agreement with 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Fairfax Renaissance Development third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Corporation for Central Avenue Nays 0. Nays 0. Remediation in order to complete a Not answering Roll Call: Council Not answering Roll Call: Council Phase I and II environmental Members Coats and Dolan. Members Coats and Dolan. assessment on City owned land Absent: Council Members Cimper- Absent: Council Members Cimper- located at East 83rd Street and Cen- man and Jones. man and Jones. 1958 August 22, 2001 The City Record 23

Ord. No. 1519-01. head south on East 9th passing the Section 3. That the Director of By Councilman Cimperman. Galleria giving anyone who would Law shall prepare and approve said An emergency ordinance consent- like to stop walking the opportuni- contract and that the contract shall ing and approving the issuance of a ty to go back into the mall. Walk- contain such terms and provisions permit for the Jake to the Rock on ers will resume traveling south to as he deems necessary to protect the September 22, 2001, sponsored by St. Clair, turning right and travel- City’s interest. Hermes Race Systems. ing west on St. Clair, turning left Section 4. That this ordinance is Whereas, this ordinance consti- onto Ontario and traveling south on hereby declared to be an emergency tutes an emergency measure provid- Ontario, upon reaching Eagle Road measure and provided it receives the ing for the usual daily operation of walkers will turn left onto Eagle affirmative vote of two thirds of all a municipal department; now, there- Road traveling through the Gate- the members elected to Council, it fore, way Sports Complex to E. 9th shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of Street, turning right onto E. 9th immediately upon its passage and the City of Cleveland: Street and traveling north on E. 9th approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Street. Participants will take East shall take effect and be in force tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- 9th Street north back to the Galle- from and after the earliest period nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this ria, provided that the applicant allowed by law. Council consents to and approves sponsor shall meet all the require- Motion to suspend rules. Charter the holding of the Jake the Rock, ments of Section 411.05 of the Codi- and statutory provisions and place sponsored by Hermes Race Sys- fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, on final passage. tems, on September 22, 2001, with 1976. Streets may be closed as deter- The rules were suspended. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read the race beginning at East 9th mined by the Chief of Police and third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Street and Carnegie Avenue and safety forces as may be necessary Nays 0. running down East 9th Street and in order to protect the participants in the event. Said permit shall fur- Not answering Roll Call: Council finishing in front of the Rock and Members Coats and Dolan. Roll Hall of Fame, provided that ther provide that the City of Cleve- land shall be fully indemnified from Absent: Council Members Cimper- the applicant sponsor shall meet all man and Jones. the requirements of Section 411.05 any and all liability resulting from of the Codified Ordinances of the issuance of the same, to the extent and in form satisfactory to Ord. No. 1522-01. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976. Streets may By Councilmen Cimperman, Cin- be closed as determined by the the Director of Law. Section 2. That this ordinance is tron, Melena and Westbrook. Chief of Police and safety forces as An emergency ordinance authoriz- hereby declared to be an emergency may be necessary in order to pro- ing the Director of Community measure and provided it receives the tect the participants in the event. Development to enter into an agree- affirmative vote of two thirds of all Said permit shall further provide ment with Near West Side Multi-Ser- the members elected to Council, it that the City of Cleveland shall be vice Center for HIV/AIDS Educa- fully indemnified from any and all shall take effect and be in force tion/Prevention Program through liability resulting from the immediately upon its passage and the use of Ward 13, 14, 17, 18 Neigh- issuance of the same, to the extent approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it borhood Equity Funds. and in form satisfactory to the shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance consti- Director of Law. from and after the earliest period tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 2. That this ordinance is allowed by law. ing for the usual daily operation of hereby declared to be an emergency Motion to suspend rules. Charter a municipal department; now, there- measure and provided it receives the and statutory provisions and place fore, affirmative vote of two thirds of all on final passage. Be it ordained by the Council of the members elected to Council, it The rules were suspended. Yeas the City of Cleveland: shall take effect and be in force 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Section 1. That the Director of immediately upon its passage and third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Community Development is autho- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Nays 0. rized to enter into an agreement shall take effect and be in force Not answering Roll Call: Council with Near West Side Multi-Service from and after the earliest period Members Coats and Dolan. Center for HIV/AIDS Educa- allowed by law. Absent: Council Members Cimper- tion/Prevention Program for the pub- Motion to suspend rules. Charter man and Jones. lic purpose of providing education, and statutory provisions and place outreach, counseling, and case man- on final passage. Ord. No. 1521-01. agement services to teens and young The rules were suspended. Yeas By Councilman Cimperman. adults residing in the City of Cleve- 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read An emergency ordinance authoriz- land, through the use of Ward 13, 14, third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. ing the Director of Community 17, 18 Neighborhood Equity Funds. Nays 0. Development to enter into an agree- Section 2. That the cost of said Not answering Roll Call: Council ment with Tremont West Develop- contract shall be in an amount not Members Coats and Dolan. ment Corporation for the Phoenix to exceed $38,651 and shall be paid Absent: Council Members Cimper- Development Project through the from Fund No. 10 SF 166. man and Jones. use of Ward 13 Neighborhood Equi- Section 3. That the Director of ty Funds. Law shall prepare and approve said Ord. No. 1520-01. Whereas, this ordinance consti- contract and that the contract shall contain such terms and provisions By Councilman Cimperman. tutes an emergency measure provid- as he deems necessary to protect the An emergency ordinance consent- ing for the usual daily operation of City’s interest. ing and approving the issuance of a municipal department; now, there- fore, Section 4. That this ordinance is a permit for the Light the Night hereby declared to be an emergency Be it ordained by the Council of Walk on September 22, 2001, spon- measure and provided it receives the the City of Cleveland: sored by the Leukemia & Lym- affirmative vote of two thirds of all Section 1. That the Director of phoma Society. the members elected to Council, it Community Development is autho- Whereas, this ordinance consti- shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- rized to enter into an agreement immediately upon its passage and ing for the usual daily operation of with Tremont West Development approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it a municipal department; now, there- Corporation as an agent for the City shall take effect and be in force fore, in arranging second mortgage assis- from and after the earliest period Be it ordained by the Council of tance by the City to individuals and allowed by law. the City of Cleveland: families for the Phoenix Develop- Motion to suspend rules. Charter Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- ment Project for the public purpose and statutory provisions and place tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- ensuring affordability of new resi- on final passage. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this dential housing for low to moderate The rules were suspended. Yeas Council consents to and approves income families, through the use of 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read the holding of the Light the Night Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Walk sponsored by the Leukemia & Funds. Nays 0. Lymphoma Society on September 22, Section 2. That the cost of said Not answering Roll Call: Council 2001, starting at the Galleria, par- contract shall be in an amount not Members Coats and Dolan. ticipants will head north on East to exceed $15,000 and shall be paid Absent: Council Members Cimper- 9th down to the Pier and circle to from Fund No. 10 SF 166. man and Jones. 1959 24 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1523-01. By Councilman Cintron (by request). An emergency ordinance authorizing the Director of Public Service to issue a permit to Clark-Metro Develop- ment Corporation to hang 11-banners on Cleveland Public Power utility poles (by separate permission) which will encroach into the public right-of-way between W. 41st St. & Clark Ave. & on Fulton, Daisy, Barber & Wade A v e s . Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure providing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, therefore Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That the Director of Public Service hereby is authorized to issue a permit, revocable at the will of Council, and assignable by the Permittee with the consent of the Director of Public Service to Clark-Metro Development Corporation, 2511 Clark Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44109, its successors and assigns, to install, main- tain and remove eleven (11) banners to be hung on Cleveland Public Power utility poles (by separate per- mission) and which banners will encroach into the public right-of-way between West 41st Street and Clark Avenue and on Fulton Road, Daisy Avenue, Barber Avenue and Wade Avenue at the following numbers and l o c a t i o n s :

LOCATION: POLE NUMBER:

1) W. 25th & Daisy (East Side) # MELP 38337

2) W. 25th & I-71 (just South) # MELP 38569

3) W. 41st at Clark (near SW corner) # AOM 3533

4) W. 41st at Clark (near NW corner) # 37947 MELP

5) Fulton at Clark (near SW corner) # 40444 CPP

6) 2704 Clark Ave. # AOM 911

7) 3211 Clark Ave. # AOM9-105

8) W. 25th & Clark Ave. (NW corner) # AOM9-116

9) W. 25th & Clark (SW corner) # A09-115

10) W. 25th & Barber (NW corner) # A582

11) W. 25th & Wade (SE corner) No Tag Number

Section 2. That said banners will be placed within the public right-of-way of portions of the streets as aforesaid, and said banners will be constructed in accordance with plans and specifications approved by the Commissioner of Engineering and Construction. Section 3. That nothing in this Ordinance grants or shall be considered a grant to Permittee any right, privilege or permission to use or to attach or affix any objects to poles described in Section 1 of this Ordinance. Section 4. That the permit herein authorized shall be prepared by the Director of Law and shall be issued only when, in the opinion of the Director of Law, the City of Cleveland has been properly indemnified against any and all loss which may result from said permit. Section 5. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Motion to suspend rules. Charter and statutory provisions and place on final passage. The rules were suspended. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council Members Coats and Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimperman and Jones.

Ord. No. 1524-01. Whereas, this ordinance consti- install, maintain and remove twen- By Councilman Cintron. tutes an emergency measure provid- ty-six (26) banners to be hung on An emergency ordinance autho- ing for the usual daily operation of Cleveland Public Power utility rizing and directing the Director of a municipal department; now, there- poles, (by separate permission) Public Service to issue a permit to fore, publicizing their special event, for MetroHealth to hang 25-banners Be it ordained by the Council of the period of September 1, 2001 to which will encroach into the right- the City of Cleveland: September 30, 2001, inclusive, publi- of-way of Scranton Rd., W. 25th St., Section 1. That notwithstanding cizing their special event, and Sackett Ave., Southpoint & Metro- the provision of Section 623.13 of which banners are to be hung at Health Drives, on Cleveland Public the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- the following pole locations and on Power utility poles (by separate land, Ohio 1976, the Director of Pub- the following pole numbers: S c r a n- permission) for the period of Sep- lic Service is hereby authorized and ton Road – 10 poles between Sack- tember 1, 2001 to September 30, 2001, directed to issue a permit to Metro- ett and Southpoint (W), No Num- inclusive, to publicize their special Health, 2500 MetroHealth Drive, bers or Tags on Poles; 1st Pole N. e v e n t . Cleveland, Ohio 44109-1988, to of W. 25th (W) – No Number or Tag 1960 August 22, 2001 The City Record 25 on Pole; West 25th – 8-poles Starkweather, right onto Stark- Section 2. That all of the require- between Sackett and Southpoint weather to Scranton, right onto ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified (E), No Numbers or Tags on Poles; Scranton to Willey/Kenilworth, left Ordinances shall apply to the per- 1-Pole S. of Southpoint (E), # A O M - onto Willey to Train Avenue, right sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- 41-125; 1-Pole at 3517 W. 25th (E), onto Train Ave., to Scranton, left nance. No Pole Numbers or Tags; M e t r o- onto Scranton to Carter, left on Section 3. That the privilege Health Drive – 3-Poles between W. Carter to Columbus, left onto granted herein may be revoked at 25th and Scranton, No Numbers or Columbus to Abbey, right on Abbey any time by this Council. Tags on Poles; Southpoint Drive – to Gehring, right on Gehring to Section 4. That this ordinance is 2-Poles between W. 25th and Scran- Lorain, left on Lorain to West 29th, hereby declared to be an emergency ton, No Number or Tags on Poles; right onto St. Ignatius track and measure and, provided it receives and which poles location and ban- finish line, provided that the appli- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ners shall be approved by the Direc- cant sponsor shall meet all the all the members elected to Council, tor of Public Service in consultation requirements of Section 411.05 of it shall take effect and be in force with the Director of Public Safety, the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- immediately upon its passage and as to type, method of affixing and land, Ohio, 1976. Streets may be approval by the Mayor; otherwise it location so as not to interfere with closed as determined by the Chief shall take effect and be in force any sign erected and maintained of Police and safety forces as may from and after the earliest period under the requirements of law or be necessary in order to protect the allowed by law. ordinance. The permission of the participants in the event. Said per- Motion to suspend rules. Charter owner of any pole from which ban- mit shall further provide that the and statutory provisions and place ners will be hung must be obtained City of Cleveland shall be fully on final passage. prior to issuance of the permit. No indemnified from any and all lia- The rules were suspended. Yeas commercial advertising shall be bility resulting from the issuance 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read printed or permitted on said ban- of the same, to the extent and in third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. ners, and said banners shall be form satisfactory to the Director of Nays 0. removed promptly upon the expira- L a w . Not answering Roll Call: Council tion of said permit. Section 2. That this ordinance is Members Coats and Dolan. Section 2. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency Absent: Council Members Cimper- hereby declared to be an emergency measure and provided it receives the man and Jones. measure and provided it receives the affirmative vote of two thirds of all affirmative vote of two thirds of all the members elected to Council, it Ord. No. 1527-01. the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force By Councilman Cintron. shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and An emergency ordinance authoriz- immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it ing certain persons to engage in approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it shall take effect and be in force peddling in Ward 14. (Clarinda shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period Robinson) from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Whereas, pursuant to Section allowed by law. Motion to suspend rules. Charter 675.08 of the Codified Ordinances of Motion to suspend rules. Charter and statutory provisions and place Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified and statutory provisions and place on final passage. Ordinances”) the consent of Council, on final passage. The rules were suspended. Yeas expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- The rules were suspended. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read uisite to mobile peddling upon the 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. public rights of way outside of the third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Central Business District; and Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council Whereas, this Council has con- Not answering Roll Call: Council Members Coats and Dolan. sidered the requests of certain per- Members Coats and Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimper- sons to engage in peddling outside Absent: Council Members Cimper- man and Jones. of the Central Business District, man and Jones. and has determined that it is in the Ord. No. 1526-01. public interest to allow each of Ord. No. 1525-01. By Councilman Cintron. said persons to peddle in Ward 14; By Councilman Cintron. An emergency ordinance a u t h o- a n d An emergency ordinance consent- rizing certain persons to engage Whereas, this ordinance consti- ing and approving the issuance of a in peddling in Ward 14. (Cory tutes an emergency measure provid- permit for the St. Ignatius/Cats in B o d a ) ing for the usual daily operation of the Flats on September 23, 2001, Whereas, pursuant to Section a municipal department; now, there- sponsored by St. Ignatius High 675.08 of the Codified Ordinances of fore School. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified Be it ordained by the Council of Whereas, this ordinance consti- Ordinances”) the consent of Coun- the City of Cleveland: tutes an emergency measure provid- cil, expressed by ordinance, is a Section 1. That this Council con- ing for the usual daily operation of prerequisite to mobile peddling sents, as required by Section 675.08 a municipal department; now, there- upon the public rights of way out- of the Codified Ordinances, to allow fore, side of the Central Business Dis- each person named below to engage Be it ordained by the Council of trict; and in mobile peddling in the public the City of Cleveland: Whereas, this Council has con- rights of way of Ward 14: Clarinda Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- sidered the requests of certain per- Robinson. tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- sons to engage in peddling outside Section 2. That all of the require- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this of the Central Business District, ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified Council consents to and approves and has determined that it is in the Ordinances shall apply to the per- the holding of the St. Ignatius/Cats public interest to allow each of sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- in the Flats Run sponsored by the said persons to peddle in Ward 14; nance. St. Ignatius High School on Sep- a n d Section 3. That the privilege tember 23, 2001, beginning at St. Whereas, this ordinance consti- granted herein may be revoked at Ignatius High School West 30th tutes an emergency measure provid- any time by this Council. Street and Lorain, proceed east on ing for the usual daily operation of Section 4. That this ordinance is Lorain across West 25th Gehring a municipal department; now, there- hereby declared to be an emergency (RTA Rapid Station), right onto fore measure and, provided it receives Gehring to Abbey, left onto Abbey Be it ordained by the Council of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of to Columbus, left on Columbus to the City of Cleveland: all the members elected to Council, Carter Rd., right onto Carter Rd. to Section 1. That this Council con- it shall take effect and be in force Scranton, right onto Scranton to sents, as required by Section 675.08 immediately upon its passage and Kenilworth, left onto Kenilworth to of the Codified Ordinances, to allow approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Literary, bear left onto Literary to each person named below to engage shall take effect and be in force Professor, right onto Professor to in mobile peddling in the public from and after the earliest period Jefferson, right onto Jefferson to rights of way of Ward 14: allowed by law. 1961 26 The City Record August 22, 2001

Motion to suspend rules. Charter Corporation for After School Com- Section 2. That Section 1 of Ordi- and statutory provisions and place munity Outreach Program through nance 323-01, passed February on final passage. the use of Ward 10 Neighborhood 26,2001, is hereby repealed. The rules were suspended. Yeas Equity Funds. Section 3. That this ordinance is 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Whereas, this ordinance consti- hereby declared to be an emergency third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. tutes an emergency measure provid- measure and, provided it receives Nays 0. ing for the usual daily operation of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Not answering Roll Call: Council a municipal department; now, there- all the members elected to Council, Members Coats and Dolan. fore, it shall take effect and be in force Absent: Council Members Cimper- Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and man and Jones. the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 1. That the Director of shall take effect and be in force Ord. No. 1528-01. Community Development is autho- from and after the earliest period By Councilmen Cintron and Brady. rized to enter into an agreement allowed by law. An emergency ordinance t o with EBC Fery Development Cor- Motion to suspend rules. Charter amend Section 367.13 of the Codi- poration for After School Commu- and statutory provisions and place fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, nity Outreach Program for the on final passage. 1976, as enacted by Ordinance No. public purpose tutoring Cleveland The rules were suspended. Yeas 665-67, passed, May 8, 1967, relating public school students for profi- 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read to disbursal of funds from escrow ciency testing, and special fitness third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. a g e n t s . training programs, through the use Nays 0. Whereas, this ordinance consti- of Ward 10 Neighborhood Equity Not answering Roll Call: Council tutes an emergency measure provid- F u n d s . Members Coats and Dolan. ing for the usual daily operation of Section 2. That the cost of said Absent: Council Members Cimper- a municipal department; now, there- contract shall be in an amount not man and Jones. fore to exceed $52,620 and shall be paid Be it ordained by the Council of from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Ord. No. 1531-01. the City of Cleveland: Section 3. That the Director of By Councilman Dolan. Section 1. That Section 367.13 of Law shall prepare and approve said An emergency ordinance directing the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- contract and that the contract shall the Director of Port Control to land, Ohio, 1976, as enacted by Ordi- contain such terms and provisions extend the date for applying for par- nance No. 665-67, passed May 8, 1967, as he deems necessary to protect the ticipation in the sound insulation is hereby amended to read as fol- City’s interest. program. lows: Section 4. That this ordinance is Whereas, this ordinance consti- hereby declared to be an emergency tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 367.13 Disbursal of Funds measure and provided it receives the ing for the usual daily operation of from Escrow Agent affirmative vote of two thirds of all a municipal department; now, there- No person, firm or corporation the members elected to Council, it fore, acting in the capacity of an escrow shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of agent in any real estate transac- immediately upon its passage and the City of Cleveland: tion involving the sale of a approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 1. That notwithstanding dwelling building or structure sit- shall take effect and be in force any provision of the Codified Ordi- uated in the City, shall disburse from and after the earliest period nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976 any funds unless the provisions of allowed by law. notwithstanding, pursuant to Ordi- Section 367.12 have been met a n d Motion to suspend rules. Charter nance No. 2318-2000, passed Decem- the person, agent, firm or corpora- and statutory provisions and place ber 18, 2000, the Director of Port tion selling an interest in a on final passage. Control was directed to prepare dwelling building or structure has The rules were suspended. Yeas and publish a protocol for the provided the escrow agent and 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read buyer with a copy of any viola- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. sound insulation program, with, tions issued pursuant to Housing Nays 0. among other items, (a) the appli- C o d e . Not answering Roll Call: Council cation deadline for the sound insu- Section 2. That existing Section Members Coats and Dolan. lation program to be no sooner 367.13 of the Codified Ordinances of Absent: Council Members Cimper- than June 25, 2001; and (b) the pro- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as enacted by man and Jones. tocol was to published at least Ordinance No. 665-67, passed May 8, quarterly and furnished to the 1967, is hereby repealed. Ord. No. 1530-01. branches of the Cleveland Public Section 3. That this ordinance is By Councilman Dolan. Library located in or around the hereby declared to be an emergency An emergency ordinance amend- noise impacted areas. The Director measure and, provided it receives ing Section 1 of Ordinance No. 323- of Port Control is hereby directed the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 01, passed February 26, 2001, ex- to extend the application deadline all the members elected to Council, tending the residency compliance to a period no sooner than one (1) it shall take effect and be in force period for John T. Novak. year from the date of passage of immediately upon its passage and Whereas, this ordinance consti- this legislation. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 2. That this ordinance is shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period a municipal department; now, there- measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. fore, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Motion to suspend rules. Charter Be it ordained by the Council of all the members elected to Council, and statutory provisions and place the City of Cleveland: it shall take effect and be in force on final passage. Section 1. That Section 1 of Ordi- immediately upon its passage and The rules were suspended. Yeas nance 323-01, passed February approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read 26,2001, is hereby amended to read shall take effect and be in force third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. as follows: from and after the earliest period Nays 0. Section 1. That, for purposes of allowed by law. Not answering Roll Call: Council compliance with the residency Motion to suspend rules. Charter Members Coats and Dolan. requirement set forth in Section 74 and statutory provisions and place Absent: Council Members Cimper- of the Charter for John T. Novak, on final passage. man and Jones. this Council of the City of Cleveland The rules were suspended. Yeas hereby extends the period for com- 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Ord. No. 1529-01. pliance until six months following third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. By Councilman Coats. Mr. Novak’s assignment with the Nays 0. An emergency ordinance authoriz- U.S. Army Reserve or no later than Not answering Roll Call: Council ing the Director of Community March 1, 2002, whichever is sooner, Members Coats and Dolan. Development to enter into an agree- at which time Mr. Novak must com- Absent: Council Members Cimper- ment with EBC Fery Development ply with Section 74 of the Charter. man and Jones. 1962 August 22, 2001 The City Record 27

Ord. No. 1532-01. By Councilman Gordon (by request). An emergency ordinance authorizing the Director of Public Service to issue a permit to Archwood Denison Con- cerned Citizens to hang 26 banners which will encroach into the right-of-way on Pearl Rd., Denison Ave. & Ful- ton Rd. using C.P.P. utility poles (by separate permission), identifying and locating the Archwood Denison Neigh- borhood area. Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure providing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, therefore Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That the Director of Public Service is hereby authorized to issue a permit to Archwood Denison Con- cerned Citizens, 3881 Pearl Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44109, its successors and assigns to construct, use and maintain twenty-six (26) Neighborhood identification/location banners to be hung on Cleveland Public Power utility poles, (by separate permission), at the following pole numbers and locations:

LOCATION: POLE NUMBER:

Pearl Road S.W. Corner Riverside # 38446 1st pole N. of Mapledale (W) # 38448 Opp. NE Corner Willowdale (W) # 38465 In front of Shopping Plaza (W) # No Tag SW Corner of Archwood (W) # 38566 NW Corner of Garden (W) # 38583 1st N. of Selzer (W) # No Tag Opp. YMCA (W) # No Tag

Pearl Road 1st pole N. of Cemetery (E) # No Tag 1st pole N. of Willowdale (E) # No Tag 1st pole S. of Willowdale (E) # 38484 SE Corner Dobson (E) # No Tag 1st pole S. of Garden (E) # No Tag NW Corner Garden (E) # 38583 At YMCA (E) # VON2-82

Denison Avenue Opp. SE Corner W. 31st (N) # 36085 2nd pole W. of Pearl (N) # 36082 NW Corner Pearl (N) # 36080 2nd pole E. of Pearl (N) # 38586 SW Corner of W. 24th (S) # 38521 NW Corner W. 15th (N) # No Tag 1st pole E. of W. 15th (N) # No Tag

Fulton Road 1st pole S. of Freeway (W) # No Tag 1st pole N. of Archwood (E) # 33336 NE Corner Denison (E) # No Tag 1st pole S. of Denison (E) # No Tag

Section 2. That said banners will be hung within the public right-of-way of portions of the streets as aforesaid, and said banners will be constructed in accordance with plans and specifications approved by the Commissioner of Engineering and Construction. Section 3. That nothing in this ordinance grants or shall be considered a grant to Permittee any right, privilege or permission to use or attach or affix any object to poles described in Section 1 of this ordi- n a n c e . Section 4. That the permit herein authorized shall be prepared by the Director of Law and shall be issued only when, in the opinion of the Director of Law, the City of Cleveland has been properly indemnified against any and all loss which may result from said permit. Section 5. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force imme- diately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Motion to suspend rules. Charter and statutory provisions and place on final passage. The rules were suspended. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council Members Coats and Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimperman and Jones. 1963 28 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1533-01. Health is authorized and directed to land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the By Councilman Gordon. enter into a First Amendment to Director of Personnel and Human An emergency ordinance au t h o r i z - Contract No. 50407 with MetroHealth Resources is hereby authorized to ing and directing the Director of Pub- Medical Center extending the term enter into a contract with Metro- lic Health to enter into a First thereof until November 30, 2001, with politan Life Insurance Company for Amendment to City Contract No. 50407 all other terms and conditions to group term life insurance coverage with MetroHealth Medical Center. remain in effect. for City of Cleveland employees for Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance Section 2. That the Director of a twenty month term commencing No. 93-95, passed March 27, 1995, the Public Health shall work to ensure September 1, 2001, and for volun- City of Cleveland, through its Direc- that the residents of the City of tary additional group term life tor of Public Health, entered into a Cleveland have uninterrupted access insurance coverage at no addition- Lease By Way of Concession with to primary health care at the health al cost to the City, through Mutual MetroHealth Medical Center, Con- centers and that the residents of Health Services Company, Section tract No. 50407, for the purposes of Cleveland continue to receive quali- 125 Premium Pass Through ser- operating outpatient health centers ty medical care at the McCafferty, v i c e s . known as the Thomas McCafferty Miles-Broadway and J. Glen Smith Section 4. That notwithstanding Health Center, located at 4242 health facilities. any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- Lorain Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, Section 3. That this ordinance is land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the 44113; the Miles-Broadway Health hereby declared to be an emergency Director of Personnel and Human Center, located at 9127 Miles measure and, provided it receives Resources is hereby authorized to Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, 44105; and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of enter into a contract with HMO the J. Glen Smith Health Center, all the members elected to Council, Health Ohio for health maintenance located at 11100 St. Clair Avenue, it shall take effect and be in force organization-style group health Cleveland, Ohio, 44108; and immediately upon its passage and insurance coverage for City of Whereas, the City and Metro- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Cleveland employees for a twenty Health began its partnership in shall take effect and be in force month term commencing September operating the health centers in 1992 from and after the earliest period 1, 2001, on the basis of its proposal and Contract No. 50407 expanded the allowed by law. dated April 20, 2001, as amended. role and duties of MetroHealth with Motion to suspend rules. Charter Section 5. That notwithstanding respect to the health centers; and and statutory provisions and place any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- Whereas, as cited in Contract No. on final passage. land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the 50407, in entering into the partner- The rules were suspended. Yeas Director of Personnel and Human ship to operate the health centers, 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Resources is hereby authorized to the City and MetroHealth deter- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. enter into a contract with Kaiser mined that the affiliation would: (i) Nays 0. Permanente for health maintenance better provide for the health and Not answering Roll Call: Council organization-style group health welfare of the people of the State of Members Coats and Dolan. insurance coverage for City of Ohio, the County of Cuyahoga, and Absent: Council Members Cimper- Cleveland employees for a twenty the City of Cleveland, by enhancing man and Jones. month term commencing September the availability, efficiency, and 1, 2001, on the basis of its proposal economy of Hospital Facilities, as Ord. No. 1534-01. dated April 20, 2001, as amended. defined in Section 140.01 of the Ohio By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- Section 6. That notwithstanding Revised Code, and the services ren- mon (by departmental request). any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- dered thereby; (ii) provide for coop- An emergency ordinance authoriz- land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the eration between the City and Metro- ing the Director of Personnel and Director of Personnel and Human Health in the utilization of the Human Resources to enter into con- Resources is hereby authorized to shared facilities and services to tracts with Medical Mutual of Ohio, enter into a contract with Aetna U.S. obtain economies in operation and Metropolitan Life Insurance Compa- Healthcare, Inc. for health ma i n t e - more effective health services; and ny, HMO Health Ohio, Kaiser Per- nance organization-style group health (iii) provide efficient operation of manente, Aetna US Healthcare, Inc. insurance coverage for City of facilities for health services of the to provide medical and life insur- Cleveland employees for a four general public without discrimina- ance coverage for City employees; month term commencing September tion by reason of race, creed, color and to enter into contract with Med- 1, 2001, on the basis of its proposal or national origin; and (iv) preserve ical Mutual of Ohio to provide group dated April 20, 2001, as amended. and enhance the similar missions dental insurance for City employees; Section 7. That notwithstanding and objectives of the City and and authorizing said Director to any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- MetroHealth; and enter into contract with a carrier to land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the Whereas, the original term of Con- provide group vision insurance, Director of Personnel and Human tract No. 50407 with MetroHealth effective April 1, 2002, for eligible Resources is hereby authorized to expired in June, 2000; however, since City employees. contract with Medical Mutual of that date, MetroHealth has contin- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Ohio to provide group dental insur- ued to operate the health centers tutes an emergency measure provid- ance coverage for eligible City of and to provide for the medical needs ing for the usual daily operation of Cleveland employees and officers of the citizens of Cleveland on a a municipal department; now, there- for a twenty month term commenc- month-to-month basis pending reso- fore ing September 1, 2001. lution of negotiations concerning a Be it ordained by the Council of Section 8. That the Director of new lease; and the City of Cleveland: Personnel and Human Resources is Whereas, by letter dated June 29, Section 1. That notwithstanding hereby authorized to contract with 2001, MetroHealth received a notice any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- a carrier to provide group vision from the Director of Public Health land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the insurance for eligible City employ- to vacate the health centers imme- Director of Personnel and Human ees. The compensation to be paid diately; and Resources is hereby authorized to for such services shall be set by the Whereas, this Council is greatly enter into a contract with Medical Board of Control. concerned about assuring that high Mutual of Ohio for SuperMed Plus Section 9. That this ordinance is quality health care services are group preferred provider medical hereby declared to be an emergency accessible to all citizens of the City insurance coverage for City of measure and, provided it receives of Cleveland regardless of their Cleveland employees for a twenty the affirmative vote of two-thirds of social or economic circumstances; and month term commencing September all the members elected to Council, Whereas, this Council desires to 1, 2001, on the basis of its proposal it shall take effect and be in force ensure that there is no gap in the dated April 20, 2001, as amended. immediately upon its passage and provision of health care services for Section 2. That notwithstanding approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the residents of our city at the any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- shall take effect and be in force McCafferty, Miles-Broadway, and J. land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the from and after the earliest period Glen Smith health centers; and Director of Personnel and Human allowed by law. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Resources is hereby authorized to Motion to suspend rules. Charter tutes an emergency measure for the enter into a contract with Medical and statutory provisions and place immediate preservation of public Mutual of Ohio for SuperMed Select on final passage. peace, property, health, and safety; point of service-style health insur- The rules were suspended. Yeas now, therefore, ance coverage for City of Cleveland 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Be it ordained by the Council of employees for a twenty month term third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. the City of Cleveland: commencing September 1, 2001, on Nays 0. Section 1. That notwithstanding the basis of its proposal dated April Not answering Roll Call: Council any provisions of the Codified Ordi- 20, 2001, as amended. Members Coats and Dolan. nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976 to Section 3. That notwithstanding Absent: Council Members Cimper- the contrary, the Director of Public any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- man and Jones. 1964 August 22, 2001 The City Record 29

Ord. No. 1535-01. Allotment of part of Original One ing for the usual daily operation of By Councilman Jackson. Hundred Acre Lot No. 334, as shown a municipal department; now, there- An emergency ordinance authoriz- by the recorded plat in Volume 6 of fore ing the sale of real property as part Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga County Be it ordained by the Council of of the Land Reutilization Program Records, and being 25 feet front on the City of Cleveland: and located on East 59th and 57th the Easterly side of East 57th Street Section 1. That this Council con- Streets to Burten, Bell, Carr Devel- (formerly New Street), and extend- sents, as required by Section 675.07 opment Inc., or designee. ing back of equal width 150 feet, as of the Codified Ordinances, to allow Whereas, the City of Cleveland appears by said plat, be the same each person named below to engage has elected to adopt and implement more or less, but subject to all legal in mobile peddling in the public the procedures under Chapter 5722 highways. rights of way of Ward 5: Maria K. of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- Also subject to all zoning ordi- Dimarhos at East 40th Street and tate reutilization of nonproductive nances, if any. Central Avenue. lands situated within the City of Section 3. That all documents nec- Section 2. That all of the require- Cleveland; and essary to complete the conveyance ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified Whereas, real property acquired authorized by this ordinance shall Ordinances shall apply to the per- under the City’s Land Reutilization be executed within six (6) months sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- Program is acquired, held, adminis- of the effective date of this ordi- nance. tered and disposed by the City of nance. If all of the documents are Section 3. That the privilege Cleveland through its Department of not executed within six (6) months granted herein may be revoked at Community Development under the of the effective date of this ordi- any time by this Council. terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio nance, or such additional time as Section 4. That this ordinance is Revised Code and Section 183.021 of may be granted by the Director of hereby declared to be an emergency Codified Ordinances of the City of Community Development, this ordi- measure and, provided it receives Cleveland, 1976; and nance shall be repealed and shall be the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, this ordinance consti- of no further force or effect. all the members elected to Council, tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 4. That the consideration it shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of for the subject parcel shall be estab- immediately upon its passage and a municipal department; now, there- lished by the Board of Control and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it fore shall be not less than Fair Market shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of Value taking into account such from and after the earliest period the City of Cleveland: terms and conditions, restrictions allowed by law. Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- and covenants as are deemed nec- Motion to suspend rules. Charter tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- essary or appropriate. and statutory provisions and place nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Section 5. That the conveyance on final passage. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- authorized hereby shall be made by The rules were suspended. Yeas plies is hereby authorized to sell official deed prepared by the Direc- 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Permanent Parcel No(s). 118-28-030, tor of Law and executed by the third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. 118-28-050 and 118-28-051, as more Mayor on behalf of the City of Nays 0. fully described below, to Burten, Cleveland. The deed shall contain Not answering Roll Call: Council Bell, Carr Development Inc., or such provisions as may be necessary Members Coats and Dolan. designee. to protect and benefit the public Absent: Council Members Cimper- Section 2. That the real property interest including such restrictive man and Jones. to be sold pursuant to this ordinance covenants and reversionary inter- ests as may be specified by the is more fully described as follows: Ord. No. 1537-01. Board of Control, the Director of By Councilman Jackson. P. P. No. 118-28-030 Community Development or the An emergency ordinance authoriz- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Director of Law. ing certain persons to engage in County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 6. That this ordinance is Ohio, and known as being the hereby declared to be an emergency peddling at East 22nd Street and Cedar Avenue in Ward 5. (Maria K. Southerly 30 feet 6 inches from measure and, provided it receives front to rear of Sublot No. 234 in the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Dimarhos) W.S. Chamberlain’s Allotment of all the members elected to Council, Whereas, pursuant to Section part of Original One Hundred Acre it shall take effect and be in force 675.07 of the Codified Ordinances of Lot No. 334 as shown by the record- immediately upon its passage and Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified ed plat in Volume 6 of Maps, Page approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Ordinances”) the consent of Council, 14 of Cuyahoga County Records. shall take effect and be in force expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- Said part of Sublot No. 234 has a from and after the earliest period uisite to mobile peddling upon the frontage of 30 feet 6 inches on the allowed by law. public rights of way outside of the Westerly side of East 59th Street Motion to suspend rules. Charter Central Business District; and (formerly First Avenue), and and statutory provisions and place Whereas, this Council has consid- extends back between parallel lines on final passage. ered the requests of certain persons 150 feet, as appears by said plat, be The rules were suspended. Yeas to engage in peddling outside of the the same more or less, but subject 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Central Business District, and has to all legal highways. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. determined that it is in the public Also subject to all zoning ordi- Nays 0. interest to allow each of said per- nances, if any. Not answering Roll Call: Council sons to peddle in Ward 5; and Members Coats and Dolan. Whereas, this ordinance consti- P. P. No. 118-28-050 Absent: Council Members Cimper- tutes an emergency measure provid- Situated in the City of Cleveland, man and Jones. ing for the usual daily operation of County of Cuyahoga and State of a municipal department; now, there- Ohio, and known as being the Ord. No. 1536-01. fore Southerly part of Sublot No. 14 in By Councilman Jackson. Be it ordained by the Council of the W.S. Chamberlain’s Subdivision An emergency ordinance authoriz- the City of Cleveland: of part of Original One Hundred ing certain persons to engage in Section 1. That this Council con- Acre Township Lot No. 334 as shown peddling at East 40th Street and sents, as required by Section 675.07 by the recorded plat in Volume 6 of Central Avenue in Ward 5. (Maria of the Codified Ordinances, to allow Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga County K. Dimarhos) each person named below to engage Records. Said Southerly part of Whereas, pursuant to Section in mobile peddling in the public Sublot No. 14 has a frontage of 25 675.07 of the Codified Ordinances of rights of way of Ward 5: Maria K. feet on the Easterly side of East Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified Dimarhos at East 22nd Street and 57th Street (60 feet wide), extends Ordinances”) the consent of Council, Cedar Avenue. back between parallel lines 150 feet expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- Section 2. That all of the require- along the Southerly line of said uisite to mobile peddling upon the ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified Sublot No. 14 and contains 0.0861 public rights of way outside of the Ordinances shall apply to the per- acres of land, as appears by said Central Business District; and sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- plat, be the same more or less, but Whereas, this Council has consid- nance. subject to all legal highways. ered the requests of certain persons Section 3. That the privilege to engage in peddling outside of the granted herein may be revoked at P. P. No. 118-28-051 Central Business District, and has any time by this Council. Situated in the City of Cleveland, determined that it is in the public Section 4. That this ordinance is County of Cuyahoga and State of interest to allow each of said per- hereby declared to be an emergency Ohio, and known as being the sons to peddle in Ward 5; and measure and, provided it receives Northerly 25 feet front and rear of Whereas, this ordinance consti- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Sublot No. 15 in W.B. Chamberlain’s tutes an emergency measure provid- all the members elected to Council, 1965 30 The City Record August 22, 2001 it shall take effect and be in force Ordinances”) the consent of Council, Ordinances shall apply to the per- immediately upon its passage and expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it uisite to mobile peddling upon the nance. shall take effect and be in force public rights of way outside of the Section 3. That the privilege from and after the earliest period Central Business District; and granted herein may be revoked at allowed by law. Whereas, this Council has consid- any time by this Council. Motion to suspend rules. Charter ered the requests of certain persons Section 4. That this ordinance is and statutory provisions and place to engage in peddling outside of the hereby declared to be an emergency on final passage. Central Business District, and has measure and, provided it receives The rules were suspended. Yeas determined that it is in the public the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read interest to allow each of said per- all the members elected to Council, third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. sons to peddle in Ward 5; and it shall take effect and be in force Nays 0. Whereas, this ordinance consti- immediately upon its passage and Not answering Roll Call: Council tutes an emergency measure provid- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Members Coats and Dolan. ing for the usual daily operation of shall take effect and be in force Absent: Council Members Cimper- a municipal department; now, there- from and after the earliest period man and Jones. fore, allowed by law. Be it ordained by the Council of Motion to suspend rules. Charter Ord. No. 1538-01. the City of Cleveland: and statutory provisions and place By Councilman Jackson. Section 1. That this Council con- on final passage. An emergency ordinance authoriz- sents, as required by Section 675.07 The rules were suspended. Yeas ing certain persons to engage in of the Codified Ordinances, to allow 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read peddling in Ward 5. (Clyde John- each person named below to engage third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. son) in mobile peddling in the public Nays 0. Whereas, pursuant to Section rights of way of Ward 5: Emmanuel Not answering Roll Call: Council 675.08 of the Codified Ordinances of Konstaninou at East 40th Street and Members Coats and Dolan. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified Woodland Avenue. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Ordinances”) the consent of Council, Section 2. That all of the require- man and Jones. expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified uisite to mobile peddling upon the Ordinances shall apply to the per- Ord. No. 1541-01. public rights of way outside of the sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- By Councilman Jackson. Central Business District; and nance. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Whereas, this Council has consid- Section 3. That the privilege ing certain persons to engage in ered the requests of certain persons granted herein may be revoked at peddling in Ward 5. (Clarinda to engage in peddling outside of the any time by this Council. Robinson) Central Business District, and has Section 4. That this ordinance is Whereas, pursuant to Section determined that it is in the public hereby declared to be an emergency 675.08 of the Codified Ordinances of interest to allow each of said per- measure and, provided it receives Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified sons to peddle in Ward 5; and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ordinances”) the consent of Council, Whereas, this ordinance consti- all the members elected to Council, expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- tutes an emergency measure provid- it shall take effect and be in force uisite to mobile peddling upon the ing for the usual daily operation of immediately upon its passage and public rights of way outside of the a municipal department; now, there- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Central Business District; and fore shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this Council has consid- Be it ordained by the Council of from and after the earliest period ered the requests of certain persons the City of Cleveland: allowed by law. to engage in peddling outside of the Section 1. That this Council con- Motion to suspend rules. Charter Central Business District, and has sents, as required by Section 675.08 and statutory provisions and place determined that it is in the public of the Codified Ordinances, to allow on final passage. interest to allow each of said per- each person named below to engage The rules were suspended. Yeas sons to peddle in Ward 5; and in mobile peddling in the public 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Whereas, this ordinance consti- rights of way of Ward 5: Clyde third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. tutes an emergency measure provid- Johnson. Nays 0. ing for the usual daily operation of Section 2. That all of the require- Not answering Roll Call: Council a municipal department; now, there- ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified Members Coats and Dolan. fore Ordinances shall apply to the per- Absent: Council Members Cimper- Be it ordained by the Council of sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- man and Jones. the City of Cleveland: nance. Section 1. That this Council con- Section 3. That the privilege Ord. No. 1540-01. sents, as required by Section 675.08 granted herein may be revoked at By Councilman Jackson. of the Codified Ordinances, to allow any time by this Council. An emergency ordinance authoriz- each person named below to engage Section 4. That this ordinance is ing certain persons to engage in in mobile peddling in the public hereby declared to be an emergency peddling in Ward 5. (James Majors) rights of way of Ward 5: Clarinda measure and, provided it receives Whereas, pursuant to Section Robinson. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 675.08 of the Codified Ordinances of Section 2. That all of the require- all the members elected to Council, Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified it shall take effect and be in force Ordinances”) the consent of Council, Ordinances shall apply to the per- immediately upon its passage and expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it uisite to mobile peddling upon the nance. shall take effect and be in force public rights of way outside of the Section 3. That the privilege from and after the earliest period Central Business District; and granted herein may be revoked at allowed by law. Whereas, this Council has consid- any time by this Council. Motion to suspend rules. Charter ered the requests of certain persons Section 4. That this ordinance is and statutory provisions and place to engage in peddling outside of the hereby declared to be an emergency on final passage. Central Business District, and has measure and, provided it receives The rules were suspended. Yeas determined that it is in the public the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read interest to allow each of said per- all the members elected to Council, third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. sons to peddle in Ward 5; and it shall take effect and be in force Nays 0. Whereas, this ordinance consti- immediately upon its passage and Not answering Roll Call: Council tutes an emergency measure provid- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Members Coats and Dolan. ing for the usual daily operation of shall take effect and be in force Absent: Council Members Cimper- a municipal department; now, there- from and after the earliest period man and Jones. fore allowed by law. Be it ordained by the Council of Motion to suspend rules. Charter Ord. No. 1539-01. the City of Cleveland: and statutory provisions and place By Councilman Jackson. Section 1. That this Council con- on final passage. An emergency ordinance authoriz- sents, as required by Section 675.08 The rules were suspended. Yeas ing certain persons to engage in of the Codified Ordinances, to allow 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read peddling at East 40th Street and each person named below to engage third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Woodland Avenue in Ward 5. (Em- in mobile peddling in the public Nays 0. manuel Konstantinou) rights of way of Ward 5: James Not answering Roll Call: Council Whereas, pursuant to Section Majors. Members Coats and Dolan. 675.07 of the Codified Ordinances of Section 2. That all of the require- Absent: Council Members Cimper- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified man and Jones. 1966 August 22, 2001 The City Record 31

Ord. No. 1542-01. Cleveland Area Enterprise Zone the affirmative vote of two-thirds of By Councilmen Coats, Jackson, (the “Zone”) pursuant to Chapter all the members elected to Council, Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- 5709 of the Ohio Revised Code; and it shall take effect and be in force mental request). Whereas, in August, 1995, the immediately upon its passage and An emergency ordinance authoriz- Director of Development of the State approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ing the Director of Community of Ohio determined that the Zone shall take effect and be in force Development to accept a grant from contains the characteristics set forth from and after the earliest period the State of Ohio for the 2001 Water in Section 5709.61(A) of the Revised allowed by law. Tower Project; and to enter into con- Code and certified said area as an Motion to suspend rules. Charter tract with FAMICOS Foundation for “Urban Jobs and Enterprise Zone” and statutory provisions and place painting and power washing eligi- pursuant to Chapter 5709 of the on final passage. ble homes in the vicinity of Water Revised Code; and The rules were suspended. Yeas Tower Industrial Park. Whereas, LTV Corporation and/or 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Whereas, this ordinance consti- LTV Steel Company, Inc. (the third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. tutes an emergency measure provid- “Enterprise”) has proposed to LTV Nays 0. ing for the usual daily operation of Corporation and/or LTV Steel Com- Not answering Roll Call: Council a municipal department; now, there- pany, Inc.; and Members Coats and Dolan. fore Whereas, the Enterprise has cer- Absent: Council Members Cimper- Be it ordained by the Council of tified to the City that, but for abate- man and Jones. the City of Cleveland: ment of personal property and real Section 1. That the Director of estate taxes the Enterprise would be Ord. No. 1544-01. Community Development is hereby at a competitive disadvantage by By Councilmen Jackson and Pat- authorized to accept a grant in the operating at this location; and mon (by departmental request). amount of $300,000, from the State of Whereas, this ordinance consti- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Ohio, to conduct the 2001 Water tutes an emergency measure in that ing the Director of Economic Devel- Tower Project, for the purposes set the same provides for the immediate opment to enter into a contract with forth in the award letter and accord- preservation of the public peace, LTV Corporation and/or LTV Steel ing thereto; that the Director of safety, property, and welfare and Company, Inc. to provide financial Community Development is hereby for the further reason that its enact- assistance for the purpose of retain- authorized to file all papers and ment is a necessary prerequisite to ing LTV Steel and its employees in execute all documents necessary to providing immediate assistance to Cleveland. receive the funds under said grant; create and preserve job opportuni- Whereas, this ordinance consti- and that said funds be and they ties and advance and promote com- tutes an emergency measure provid- hereby are appropriated for the pur- mercial and economic development ing for the usual daily operation of poses set forth in the award letter in the City of Cleveland, such assis- a municipal department; now, there- for said grant. tance being immediately necessary fore, Section 2. That the award letter or such jobs will be lost; now, there- Be it ordained by the Council of for said grant, File No. 1542-01-A, fore, the City of Cleveland: made a part hereof as if fully Be it ordained by the Council of Section 1. That the Director of rewritten herein, is hereby approved the City of Cleveland: Economic Development is hereby in all respects. Section 1. That this Council here- authorized to enter into a contract Section 3. That the Director of by approves the application of the with LTV Corporation and/or LTV Community Development is hereby Enterprise for enterprise zone incen- Steel Company, Inc to provide finan- authorized to enter into contract tives on the basis that the Enter- cial assistance for the purpose of with FAMICOS Foundation for prise is qualified by financial retaining LTV Steel and its employ- implementation of the program as responsibility and business experi- ees in Cleveland. described in the award letter con- ence to create and preserve employ- Section 2. That the term of said tained in the file, payable from the ment opportunities in the Cleveland loan shall be in accordance with the fund or funds to which are credited Area Enterprise Zone and to terms as set forth in the Summary the grant proceeds accepted pur- improve the economic climate of the contained in File No. 1544-01-A. suant to this ordinance. (RL 45713) City of Cleveland. Section 3. That the costs of said Section 4. That this ordinance is Section 2. That the Director of contract shall not exceed Four Mil- hereby declared to be an emergency Economic Development is autho- lion Five Hundred Thousand Dollars measure and, provided it receives rized to enter into an Enterprise ($4,500,000), and shall be paid from the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Zone Agreement with the Enterprise Fund No. 17 SF 008, Request No. all the members elected to Council, to provide for abatement of certain 22706, which funds are appropriated it shall take effect and be in force tangible personal property and real for this purpose. immediately upon its passage and estate taxes for a ten year period Section 4. That the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it beginning in the year such taxes Economic Development is hereby shall take effect and be in force first become due as an incentive to authorized to accept the collateral as from and after the earliest period LTV Corporation and/or LTV Steel set forth in the Executive Summary allowed by law. Company, Inc; said abatement shall contained in the file referenced Motion to suspend rules. Charter be subject to annual review of the above in order to secure repayment and statutory provisions and place Tax Incentive Review Council. of said loan. Any security instru- on final passage. Section 3. That the terms of said ment shall be prepared and approved The rules were suspended. Yeas tax abatement shall be in accor- by the Director of Law. 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read dance with the schedule of invest- Section 5. That the Director of Eco- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. ments set forth in File No. 1543-01- nomic Development is hereby autho- Nays 0. A. The terms of said file notwith- rized to accept monies in repayment Not answering Roll Call: Council standing, the terms of the tax abate- of the loan and to deposit said Members Coats and Dolan. ment shall not be amended, nor monies in Fund No. 17 SF 006. Absent: Council Members Cimper- shall the tax abatement be assigna- Section 6. That the Director of man and Jones. ble or transferrable to any entity, Economic Development is hereby without the prior legislative autho- authorized to charge and accept fees Ord. No. 1543-01. rization by Cleveland City Council. in an amount not to exceed the max- By Councilmen Jackson and Pat- Section 4. That the Director of imum allowable fees under federal mon (by departmental request). Economic Development is hereby regulations and such fees are here- An emergency ordinance authoriz- authorized to charge and accept fees by appropriated to cover costs ing the Director of Economic Devel- in an amount not to exceed the max- incurred in the preparation of the opment to enter into an Enterprise imum allowable under Chapter 5709 loan application, closing and servic- Zone Agreement with LTV Corpora- of the Revised Code and such funds ing of the loan. Such fees shall be tion and/or LTV Steel Company, Inc. are hereby appropriated for the pur- deposited to and expended from to provide for a ten year abatement poses set forth in Chapter 5709 of Fund No. 17 SF 305, Loan Fees Fund. for certain tangible personal prop- the Revised Code. Such fees shall be Section 7. That the Director of Law erty and real estate taxes as an deposited to and expended from is hereby authorized to prepare said incentive to expand and improve Fund No. 17 SF 305, Loan Fees Fund. contract and such other documents their facility at 3100 E. 45th Street, Section 5. That the Director of as may be appropriate to complete and for the acquisition of machinery Law shall prepare and approve said the transaction. Said contract shall and equipment located in the Cleve- agreement and that said agreement provide that LTV Corporation and/or land Area Enterprise Zone. shall contain such terms and provi- LTV Steel Company, Inc. shall adopt Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance sions as he deems necessary to pro- and use good faith efforts to hire No. 948-95, passed June 19, 1995, this tect the City’s interest. City residents on contracts for capi- Council designated an area which is Section 6. That this ordinance is tal improvement projects. in the City of Cleveland and hereby declared to be an emergency Section 8. That this ordinance is described in File No. 948-95-A, as the measure and, provided it receives hereby declared to be an emergency 1967 32 The City Record August 22, 2001 measure and, provided it receives East 82nd Street and Hough Avenue Be it ordained by the Council of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and southwest corner of East 82nd the City of Cleveland: all the members elected to Council, Street and Hough Avenue), for the Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- it shall take effect and be in force period from August 15, 2001 to Sep- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- immediately upon its passage and tember 15, 2001, inclusive, publiciz- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ing the Community Health Fair. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance consti- plies is hereby authorized to sell from and after the earliest period tutes an emergency measure provid- Permanent Parcel No. 104-19-034 as allowed by law. ing for the usual daily operation of more fully described below, to Fam- Motion to suspend rules. Charter a municipal department; now, there- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. and statutory provisions and place fore, Section 2. That the real property on final passage. Be it ordained by the Council of to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of The rules were suspended. Yeas the City of Cleveland: this Ordinance is more fully 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Section 1. That notwithstanding described as follows: third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. the provision of Section 623.13 of the Nays 0. Codified Ordinances, of Cleveland, P. P. No. 104-19-034 Not answering Roll Call: Council Ohio, 1976, the Director of the Situated in the City of Cleveland, Members Coats and Dolan. Department of Public Service is County of Cuyahoga and State of Absent: Council Members Cimper- hereby authorized and directed to Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. man and Jones. issue a permit to the Ministerial 56 in Luther and Arvilla Moses Sub- Day Care to install, maintain and division of part of Original One Ord. No. 1545-01. remove banners at East 82nd Street Hundred Acre Lot No. 340, as shown By Councilman Jones. and Hough Avenue (northwest cor- by the recorded plat in Volume 5 of An emergency ordinance authoriz- ner of East 82nd Street and Hough Maps, Page 48 of Cuyahoga County ing certain persons to engage in Avenue and southwest corner of Records and being 40 feet front on peddling in Ward 1. (Carl C. Wil- East 82nd Street and Hough Ave- the Northerly side of Lexington liams) nue), for the period from August 15, Avenue and extending back of equal Whereas, pursuant to Section 2001 to September 15, 2001, inclusive. width 150 feet deep, be the same 675.08 of the Codified Ordinances of Said banner shall be approved by more or less, but subject to all legal Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified the Director of Public Service, in highways. Ordinances”) the consent of Council, consultation with the Director of Section 3. That pursuant to Sec- expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- Public Safety, as to type, method of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- uisite to mobile peddling upon the affixing and location so as not to nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the public rights of way outside of the interfere with any sign erected and Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Central Business District; and maintained under the requirements plies is hereby authorized to sell Whereas, this Council has consid- of law or ordinance. The permission Permanent Parcel No. 104-19-035 as ered the requests of certain persons of the owner of any pole from which more fully described below, to Fam- to engage in peddling outside of the a banner will be hung must be icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Central Business District, and has obtained prior to issuance of the Section 4. That the real property determined that it is in the public permit. No commercial advertising to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- interest to allow each of said per- shall be printed or permitted on said nance is more fully described as fol- sons to peddle in Ward 1; and banner and said banner shall be lows: Whereas, this ordinance consti- removed promptly upon the expira- tutes an emergency measure provid- tion of said permit. P. P. No. 104-19-035 ing for the usual daily operation of Section 2. That this ordinance is Situated in the City of Cleveland, a municipal department; now, there- hereby declared to be an emergency County of Cuyahoga and State of fore measure and provided it receives the Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Be it ordained by the Council of affirmative vote of two thirds of all 54 in the Luther Moses “et. al.” Allot- the City of Cleveland: the members elected to Council, it ment of part of Original One Hun- Section 1. That this Council con- shall take effect and be in force dred Acre Lot No. 340 as shown by sents, as required by Section 675.08 immediately upon its passage and the recorded plat in Volume 5 of of the Codified Ordinances, to allow approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Maps, Page 48 of Cuyahoga County each person named below to engage shall take effect and be in force Records and being 40 feet front on in mobile peddling in the public from and after the earliest period the Northerly side of Lexington rights of way of Ward 1: Carl C. allowed by law. Avenue, and extending back Williams. Motion to suspend rules. Charter between parallel lines 150 feet, as Section 2. That all of the require- and statutory provisions and place appears by said plat, be the same ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified on final passage. more or less, but subject to all legal Ordinances shall apply to the per- The rules were suspended. Yeas highways. sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Section 5. That pursuant to Sec- nance. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. tion 183.021, of the Codified Ordi- Section 3. That the privilege Nays 0. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the granted herein may be revoked at Not answering Roll Call: Council Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- any time by this Council. Members Coats and Dolan. plies is hereby authorized to sell Section 4. That this ordinance is Absent: Council Members Cimper- Permanent Parcel No. 104-19-036 as hereby declared to be an emergency man and Jones. more fully described below, to Fam- measure and, provided it receives icos Foundation Inc., or designee. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ord. No. 1547-01. Section 6. That the real property all the members elected to Council, By Councilman Lewis. to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- it shall take effect and be in force An emergency ordinance authoriz- nance is more fully described as fol- immediately upon its passage and ing the sale of real property part of lows: approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the Land Reutilization Program and shall take effect and be in force located on scattered sites to Fami- P. P. No. 104-19-036 from and after the earliest period cos Foundation Inc., or designee. Situated in the City of Cleveland, allowed by law. Whereas, the City of Cleveland County of Cuyahoga and State of Motion to suspend rules. Charter adopted and implemented proce- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. and statutory provisions and place dures under Chapter 5722 of the 52 in Luther Moses Subdivision of on final passage. Ohio Revised Code to facilitate part of Original One Hundred Acre The rules were suspended. Yeas reutilization of nonproductive lands Lot No. 340, as shown by the record- 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read situated within the City of Cleve- ed plat in Volume 5 of Maps, Page third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. land; and 48 of Cuyahoga County Records and Nays 0. Whereas, real property acquired being 40 feet front on the Northerly Not answering Roll Call: Council under the City’s Land Reutilization side of Lexington Avenue, and Members Coats and Dolan. Program is acquired, held, adminis- extending back of equal width 150 Absent: Council Members Cimper- tered and disposed of by the City of feet deep, as appears by said plat, man and Jones. Cleveland through its Department of be the same more or less, but sub- Community Development under the ject to all legal highways. Ord. No. 1546-01. terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Section 7. That pursuant to Sec- By Councilman Lewis. Revised Code and Section 183.021 of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Codified Ordinances of the City of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the ing and directing the Director of Cleveland, 1976; and Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Public Service to issue a permit to Whereas, this ordinance constitutes plies is hereby authorized to sell the Ministerial Day Care to stretch an emergency measure providing for Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-089 as a banner at East 82nd Street and the usual daily operation of a munic- more fully described, to Famicos Hough Avenue (northwest corner of ipal department; now, therefore Foundation Inc., or designee. 1968 August 22, 2001 The City Record 33

Section 8. That the real property Section 13. That pursuant to Sec- N.E., 40 feet; thence Southerly par- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- allel with the Easterly line of East nance is more fully described as fol- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the 55th Street, 140 feet to the place of lows: Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- beginning, be the same more or less, plies is hereby authorized to sell but subject to all legal highways. P. P. No. 104-20-089 Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-102 as Subject to zoning ordinances, if Situated in the City of Cleveland, more fully described below, to Fam- any. County of Cuyahoga and State of icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Subject to easement recorded in Ohio, and known as being a part of Section 14. That the real property Volume 1717, Page 110 of Cuyahoga Original Lot No. 340 and being a to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- County Records. tract of land 40 feet front on Utica nance is more fully described as fol- Section 19. That pursuant to Sec- Avenue and 10 feet deep, the shape lows: tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- of a rectangle said property being nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the the East part of a tract of land 600 P. P. No. 104-20-102 Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- feet East of East 55th Street, joined Situated in the City of Cleveland, plies is hereby authorized to sell on the North by Lot No. 17 and is County of Cuyahoga and State of Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-047 as the same tract of land described in Ohio, and known as being the more fully described below, to Fam- Tax Sale Certificate No. 817 in Cuya- Northerly 105 feet of Sublot No. 13 icos Foundation Inc., or designee. hoga County Tax Sales for 1903, be in Luther and Arvilla Moses’ Subdi- Section 20. That the real property the same more or less, but subject vision of part of Original One Hun- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- to all legal highways. dred Acre Lot No. 340, as shown by nance is more fully described as fol- Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if the recorded plat in Volume 5 of lows: any. Maps, Page 48 of Cuyahoga County Section 9. That pursuant to Sec- Records, and being 40 feet front on P. P. No. 104-20-047 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- the Southerly side of Lexington Situated in the City of Cleveland, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Avenue, N.E., (formerly Moses County of Cuyahoga and State of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Avenue) and extending back of Ohio, and known as being part of plies is hereby authorized to sell equal width 105 feet deep, as Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-100 as appears by said plat, be the same 340, and bounded and described as more fully described below, to Fam- more or less, but subject to all legal follows: icos Foundation Inc., or designee. highways. Beginning on the Northerly line of Section 10. That the real property Subject to zoning ordinances, if Quimby Avenue, N.E., 60 feet wide to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- any. at a point 440 feet Easterly mea- nance is more fully described as fol- Section 15. That pursuant to Sec- sured along said Northerly line of lows: tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Quimby Avenue, N.E. from its point nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976 the of intersection with the Easterly P. P. No. 104-20-100 Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- line of East 55th Street, 100 feet Situated in the City of Cleveland, plies is hereby authorized to sell wide; thence Easterly along said County of Cuyahoga and State of Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-103 as Northerly line of Quimby Avenue, Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. more fully described below, to Fam- N.E., 33 feet; thence Northerly on a 17 in Luther and Arvilla Moses’ Sub- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. line parallel to the Easterly line of division of part of Original One Section 16. That the real property said Easterly 55th Street, 140 feet; Hundred Acre Lot No. 340, as shown to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- thence Westerly on a line parallel by the recorded plat in Volume 5 of nance is more fully described as fol- to said Northerly line of Quimby Maps, Page 48 of Cuyahoga Records, lows: Avenue, N.E., 33 feet; thence and being 40 feet front on the Southerly 140 feet to the place of Southerly side of Lexington Avenue, P. P. No. 104-20-103 beginning, and being further known N.E., and extending back of equal Situated in the City of Cleveland, as the Westerly 33 feet from front width, 150 feet, as appears by said County of Cuyahoga and State of to rear of Sublot No. 11 in L.M. plat, be the same more or less, but Ohio, and known as being the Southern’s Proposed Allotment. subject to all legal highways. Northerly 100 feet, from front to Subject to zoning ordinances, if Also subject to zoning ordinances. rear, of Sublot No. 11 in Luther and any. Section 11. That pursuant to Sec- Arvilla Moses’ Subdivision of part of Section 21. That pursuant to Sec- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the 340, as shown by the recorded plat nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 48 of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- plies is hereby authorized to sell Cuyahoga County Records and plies is hereby authorized to sell Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-101 as being 40 feet front on the Southerly Permanent Parcel No. 104-21-085 as more fully described below, to Fam- side of Lexington Avenue, N.E., and more fully described below, to Fam- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. extending back of equal width 100 icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Section 12. That the real property feet, as appears by said plat, be the Section 22. That the real property to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- same more or less, but subject to all to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- nance is more fully described as fol- legal highways. nance is more fully described as fol- lows: Section 17. That pursuant to Sec- lows: tion 133.021 of the Codified Ordi- P. P. No. 104-20-101 nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the P. P. No. 104-21-085 Situated in the City of Cleveland, Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Situated in the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and State of plies is hereby authorized to sell County of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, and known as being part of Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-046 as Ohio, and known as being part of Sublot No. 15 in Luther and Arvilla more fully described below, to Fam- Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. Moses’ Subdivision of part of Origi- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. 340 and bounded and described as nal One Hundred Acre Lot No. 340, Section 18. That the real property follows: as shown by the recorded plat in to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Beginning at a point on the Volume 5 of Maps, Page 48 of Cuya- nance is more fully described as fol- Northerly line of Quimby Avenue, hoga County Records and bounded lows: N.E., distant 800 feet Easterly (mea- and described as follows: sured along said Northerly line), Beginning on the Southerly line P. P. No. 104-20-046 from the Easterly line of East 55th of Lexington Avenue, N.E., (for- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Street; thence Easterly along said merly Moses Avenue) at the North- County of Cuyahoga and State of Northerly line of Quimby Avenue, westerly corner of said Sublot No. Ohio, and known as being part of N.E., 40 feet; thence Northerly par- 15; thence Easterly along said Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. allel with said Easterly line of East Northerly line of Lexington 340, and bounded and described as 55th Street, 140 feet; thence Wester- Avenue, N.E., 40 feet to the North- follows: ly parallel with said Northerly line easterly corner of said Sublot No. Beginning in the Northerly line of of Quimby Avenue, N.E., 40 feet; 15; thence Southerly along the Quimby Avenue, N,E., at a point dis- thence Southerly parallel with said Easterly line of said Sublot No. 15, tant 400 feet Easterly, measured Easterly line of East 55th Street, 140 100 feet; thence Westerly 40 feet to along said Northerly line from the feet to the place of beginning. a point in the Westerly line of said Easterly line of East 55th Street, Section 23. That pursuant to Sec- Sublot No. 15, 100 feet Southerly (formerly Wilson Avenue); thence tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- from the place of beginning; thence Easterly, along the Northerly line of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Northerly along said Westerly line Quimby Avenue, N.E., 40 feet; thence Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- 100 feet to the place of beginning, Northerly parallel with the Easterly plies is hereby authorized to sell as appears by said plat, be the line of East 55th Street, 140 feet; Permanent Parcel No. 104-21-088 as same more or less, but subject to thence Westerly parallel with the more fully described below, to Fam- all legal highways. Northerly line of Quimby Avenue, icos Foundation Inc., or designee. 1969 34 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 24. That the real property nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Section 36. That the real property to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- nance is more fully described as fol- plies is hereby authorized to sell nance is more fully described as fol- lows: Permanent Parcel No. 106-08-079 as lows: more fully described below, to Fam- P. P. No. 104-21-088 icos Foundation Inc., or designee. P. P. No. 106-12-037 Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section 30. That the real property Situated in the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and State of to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- County of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, and known as being part of nance is more fully described as fol- Ohio, and known as being Sublot Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. lows: No. 41 in Holden and Halle’s 340 and bounded and described as Allotment of part of Original One follows: P. P. No. 106-08-079 Hundred Acre Lot No. 341, as Beginning on the Northerly line of Situated in the City of Cleveland, shown by the recorded plat in Vol- Quimby Avenue, N.E., 930 feet East- County of Cuyahoga and State of ume 7 of Maps, Page 14 of Cuya- erly measured along said Northerly Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. hoga County Records, and being 40 line, from its point of intersection 65 in Holden and Halle’s Allotment feet front on the Southerly side of with the Easterly line of East 55th of part of Original One Hundred Lawnview Avenue, N.E., (formerly Street; thence Easterly along said Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by the Aster Avenue), and extending back Northerly line of Quimby Avenue, recorded plat in Volume 7 of Maps, of equal width 128 feet, as appears N.E.; 40 feet; thence Northerly on a Page 14 of Cuyahoga County by said plat, be the same more or line parallel to said Easterly line of Records. Items shown on plat less, but subject to all legal high- East 55th Street, 140 feet; thence recorded in Volume 7, Page 14 and w a y s . Westerly on a line parallel to said being 40 feet front on the Northerly Subject to zoning ordinances, if Northerly line of Quimby Avenue, side of Lawnview Avenue, 128 feet any. N.E., 40 feet; thence Southerly 140 deep, be the same more or less, but Section 37. That pursuant to Sec- feet to the place of beginning, be subject to all legal highways. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- the same more or less, but subject Section 31. That pursuant to Sec- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the to all legal highways. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the plies is hereby authorized to sell any. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-002 as Section 25. That pursuant to Sec- plies is hereby authorized to sell more fully described below, to Fam- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Permanent Parcel No. 106-08-080 as icos Foundation Inc., or designee. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the more fully described below, to Fam- Section 38. That the real property Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- plies is hereby authorized to sell Section 32. That the real property nance is more fully described as fol- Permanent Parcel No. 106-08-069 as to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- lows: more fully described below, to Fam- nance is more fully described as fol- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. lows: P. P. No. 106-13-002 Section 26. That the real property Situated in the City of Cleveland, to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- P. P. No. 106-08-080 County of Cuyahoga and State of nance is more fully described as fol- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Ohio, and known and described as lows: County of Cuyahoga and State of follows: And known as being Sublot Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. No. 45 in Holden and Halle’s Allot- P. P. No. 106-08-069 66 in Holden and Halle’s Subdivision ment of part of Original One Hun- Situated in the City of Cleveland, of part of Original One Hundred dred Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by County of Cuyahoga and State of Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by the the recorded plat in Volume 7 of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. recorded plat in Volume 7 of Maps, Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga County 3 in Zoeter and Decker’s Subdivision Page 14 of Cuyahoga County Records and being 40 feet front on of part of Original One Hundred Records, and being 40 feet front on the Southerly side of Lawnview Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by the the Northerly side of Lawnview Avenue, N.E., and extending back of recorded plat in Volume 5 of Maps, Avenue, N.E., and extending back of equal width 128 feet deep, be the Page 30 of Cuyahoga County equal width 128 feet deep be the same more or less, but subject to all Records and being 40 feet front on same more or less, but subject to all legal highways. the Easterly side of East 66th Street legal highways. Section 39. That pursuant to Sec- (formerly Duhham Avenue) and Section 33. That pursuant to Sec- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- extends back between parallel lines tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the 172 feet to an alley in the rear, as nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- appears by said plat, be the same Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- plies is hereby authorized to sell more or less, but subject to all legal plies is hereby authorized to sell Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-024 as highways. Permanent Parcel No. 106-09-049 as more fully described below, to Fam- Subject to zoning ordinances, if more fully described below, to Fam- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. any, icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Section 40. That the real property Section 27. That pursuant to Sec- Section 34. That the real property to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- nance is more fully described as fol- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the nance is more fully described as fol- lows: Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- lows: plies is hereby authorized to sell P. P. No. 106-13-024 Permanent Parcel No. 106-08-078 as P. P. No. 106-09-049 Situated in the City of Cleveland, more fully described below, to Fam- Situated in the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and State of icos Foundation Inc., or designee. County of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Section 28. That the real property Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. 30 in Holden and Halle’s Allotment to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- 76 in Holden and Halle’s Subdivision of part of Original One Hundred nance is more fully described as fol- of part of Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by the lows: Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by the recorded plat in Volume 7 of Maps, recorded plat in Volume 7 of Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga County P. P. No. 106-08-078 Page 14 of Cuyahoga County Records, and being 40 feet front on Situated in the City of Cleveland, Records, and being 40 feet front on the Northerly side of Linwood County of Cuyahoga and State of the Northerly side of Lawnview Avenue, N.E., and extending back of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Avenue, N.E. (formerly Astor Ave- equal width 128 feet, as appears by 64 in the Holden and Halle’s Allot- nue), and extending back between said plat, be the same more or less, ment of part of Original One Hun- parallel lines about 128 feet, as but subject to all legal highways. dred Acre Lot No. 341 as shown by appears by said plat, be the same Subject to zoning ordinances, if the recorded plat in Volume 7 of more or less, but subject to all legal any. Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga County highways. Section 41. That pursuant to Sec- Records and being 40 feet front on Subject to zoning ordinances, if tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- the Northerly side of Lawnview any. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Avenue, N.E. (formerly Astor Ave- Section 35. That pursuant to Sec- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- nue) and extending back of equal tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- plies is hereby authorized to sell width 128 feet, 1 inch as appears by nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-026 as said plat, be the same more or less, Commissioner of Purchases and more fully described below, to Fam- but subject to all legal highways. Supplies is hereby authorized to icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Subject to zoning ordinances, if sell Permanent Parcel No. 106-12-037 Section 42. That the real property any. as more fully described below, to to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Section 29. That pursuant to Sec- Famicos Foundation Inc., or nance is more fully described as fol- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- d e s i g n e e . lows: 1970 August 22, 2001 The City Record 35

P. P. No. 106-13-026 parcel of land 45 feet front on the 65 feet 6 inches Southerly, measured Situated in the City of Cleveland, Northerly side of Linwood Avenue, along said Westerly line, from its County of Cuyahoga and State of N.E. and extending back of equal intersection with the Southerly line Ohio, and known as being part of width 85 feet along the Easterly line of Quimby Avenue, N.E.; thence Sublot Nos. 28 and 29 in Holden and of East 70th Street, as appears by Westerly; parallel with the Souther- Halle’s Allotment of part of Original said plat, be the same more or less, ly line of Quimby Avenue, N.E., 111 One Hundred Acre Lot No. 341 as but subject to all legal highways. feet 2 inches to a point; thence shown by the recorded plat in Vol- Section 47. That pursuant to Sec- Southerly on a line parallel with the ume 7 of Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Westerly line of East 70th Street, County Records and bounded and nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the about 34.41 feet to a point on said described as follows: Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- parallel line, distant 8.72 feet Beginning at a point in the plies is hereby authorized to sell Southerly from the Northerly line of Northerly line of Linwood Avenue, Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-049 as said Sublot No. 202; thence Easterly N.E., distant West 51.57 feet from more fully described below, to Fam- parallel with the Northerly line of the Southeasterly corner of said icos Foundation Inc., or designee. said Sublot No. 202, 111 feet 2 inch- Sublot No. 29; thence West along the Section 48. That the real property es to the Westerly line of East 70th Northerly line of Linwood Avenue, to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Street; thence Northerly along the N.E., 28.43 feet to the Southwesterly nance is more fully described as fol- Westerly line of East 70th Street, 35 corner of said Sublot No. 28; thence lows: feet to the place of beginning, as North 0° 04' 00" East along the appears by said plat, be the same Westerly line of said Sublot No. 28, P. P. No. 106-13-049 more or less, but subject to all legal 128 feet to the Northwesterly corner Situated in the City of Cleveland, highways. thereof; thence Easterly along the County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 53. That pursuant to Sec- Northerly line of said Sublot Nos. 28 Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- and 29, 41.69 feet to a point distant 144 in Streator and Adams Re-Sub- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the South 0° 04' 00" West, parallel with division of part of Original One Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- the Easterly line of said Sublot No. Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 338 and 341, plies is hereby authorized to sell 29, 42.73 feet, thence South 61° 17' as shown by the recorded plat of Permanent Parcel No. 106-15-091 as 00" West 15.13 feet; thence South 0° said Re-Subdivision in Volume 13 of more fully described below, to Fam- 04' 00" West parallel with the East- Maps, Page 6 of Cuyahoga County icos Foundation Inc., or designee. erly line of said Sublot No. 29, 78 Records, being 40 feet front on the Section 54. That the real property feet to the place of beginning, be Southerly side of Linwood Avenue, to be sold pursuant this Ordinance the same more or less, but subject N.E., (formerly Beecher Street) and is more fully described as follows: to all legal highways. extending back between parallel Easement recorded in Volume lines, 151.19, as appears by said plat, P. P. No. 106-15-091 7210, Page 66 of Cuyahoga County be the same more or less, but sub- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Records. ject to all legal highways. County of Cuyahoga and State of Subject to zoning ordinances, if Section 49. That pursuant to Sec- Ohio, and known as being part of any. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Sublot No. 202 in Streator and Section 43. That pursuant to Sec- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Adams Re-Subdivision of part of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Original One Hundred Acre Lots nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the plies is hereby authorized to sell Nos. 338 and 341 as shown by the Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-051 as recorded plat in Volume 13 of Maps, plies is hereby authorized to sell more fully described below, to Fam- Page 6 of Cuyahoga County Records Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-027 as icos Foundation Inc., or designee. and bounded and described as fol- more fully described below, to Fam- Section 50. That the real property lows: icos Foundation Inc., or designee. to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Beginning on the Westerly line of Section 44. That the real property nance is more fully described as fol- East 70th Street (formerly Russell to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- lows: Avenue) at the Southeasterly corner nance is more fully described as fol- of said Sublot No. 202; thence lows: P. P. No. 106-13-051 Northerly along the Westerly line of Situated in the City of Cleveland, East 70th Street, about 36.28 feet to P. P. No. 106-13-027 County of Cuyahoga and State of the Southeasterly corner of land con- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. veyed to Nellie F. O’Neil by deed County of Cuyahoga and State of 146 in Streator and Adams Re-Sub- dated May 22, 1906 and recorded in Ohio, and known as being the East- division of part of Original One Volume 1035, Page 14 of Cuyahoga erly 35 feet of Sublot No. 27 in Hold- Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 338 and 341, County Records; thence Westerly en and Halle’s Subdivision of part as shown by the recorded plat in along the southerly line of land so of Original One Hundred Acre Lot Volume 13 of Maps, Page 6 of Cuya- conveyed to Nellie F. O’Neil, about No. 341 as shown by the recorded hoga County Records, and being 40 111 feet 2 inches to the Easterly line plat in Volume 7 of Maps, Page 14 feet front on the Southerly side of of land conveyed to Julius Ewanof- of Cuyahoga County Records and Linwood Avenue, N.E., and extend- sky by deed dated March 15, 1932 being 35 feet front on the Northerly ing back between parallel lines and recorded in Volume 4226, Page side of Linwood Avenue, N.E., and 151.19 feet, as appears by said plat, 108 of Cuyahoga County Records; extending back of equal width 128 be the same more or less, but sub- thence Southerly along the Easterly feet, as appears by said plat, be the ject to all legal highways. line of land conveyed to Julius same more or less, but subject to all Subject to zoning ordinances, if Ewanofsky about 36.28 feet to the legal highways. any. Southerly line of Sublot No. 202; Subject to zoning ordinances, if Section 51. That pursuant to Sec- thence Easterly along the Southerly any. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- line of Sublot No. 202, about 111 feet Section 45. That pursuant to Sec- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the 2 inches to the place of beginning, tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- be the same more or less, but sub- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the plies, is hereby authorized to sell ject to all legal highways. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Permanent Parcel No. 106-15-090 as Section 55. That pursuant to Sec- plies is hereby authorized to sell more fully described below, to Fam- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-028 as icos Foundation Inc., or designee. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the more fully described below, to Fam- Section 52. That the real property Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- plies is hereby authorized to sell Section 46. That the real property nance is more fully described as fol- Permanent Parcel No. 106-15-111 as to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- lows: more fully described below, to Fam- nance is more fully described as fol- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. lows: P. P. No. 106-15-090 Section 56. That the real property Situated in the City of Cleveland, to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- P. P. No. 106-13-028 County of Cuyahoga and State of nance is more fully described as fol- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Ohio, and known as being part of lows: County of Cuyahoga and State of Sublot Nos. 201 and 202 in Streator Ohio, and known as being Southerly and Adams Re-Subdivision of part of P. P. No. 106-15-111 85 feet of Sublot No. 26 and the Original One Hundred Acre Lots Situated in the City of Cleveland, Southerly 85 feet of the Westerly 5 Nos. 338 and 341, as shown by the County of Cuyahoga and State of feet of Sublot No. 27 in Holden and recorded plat in Volume 13 of Maps, Ohio, and known as being part of Halles Subdivision of part of Origi- Pages 6 and 7 of Cuyahoga County Sublot No. 184 in Streator and nal One Hundred Acre Lot No. 341, Records, and bounded and described Adams Re-Subdivision of part of as shown by the recorded plat in Vol- as follows: Original One Hundred Acre Lots ume 7 of Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga Beginning on the Westerly line of Nos. 338 and 341 as shown by the County Records, together forming a East 70th Street, at a point distant recorded plat in Volume 13 of Maps, 1971 36 The City Record August 22, 2001

Page 6 of Cuyahoga County Records a line parallel to said Northerly line Section 65. That pursuant to Sec- and bounded and described as fol- of Hough Avenue, N.E., 45 feet to tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- lows: said Westerly line of Sublot No. 11; nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Beginning on the Easterly line of thence Southerly along said Wester- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- East 70th Street (formerly Russell ly line of Sublot No. 11, 118 feet to plies is hereby authorized to sell Avenue) at a point 34 feet Souther- the place of beginning, as appears Permanent Parcel No. 106-14-022 as ly measured along said Easterly by said plat, be the same more or more fully described below, to Fam- line from the Northwesterly corner less, but subject to all legal high- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. of said Sublot No. 184; thence ways. Section 66. That the real property Northerly along said Easterly line Subject to zoning ordinances, if to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- of East 70th Street, 34 feet to the any. nance is more fully described as fol- Northwesterly corner of said Sublot Section 61. That pursuant to Sec- lows: No. 184; thence Easterly along the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Northerly line of said Sublot No. 184, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the P. P. No. 106-14-022 90 feet; thence Southerly on a line Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Situated in the City of Cleveland, parallel to the Easterly line of East plies is hereby authorized to sell County of Cuyahoga and State of 70th Street, 34 feet; thence Westerly Permanent Parcel No. 106-14-018 as Ohio, and known as being part of 90 feet to the place of beginning, be more fully described below, to Fam- Sublot No. 39 in L.W. Sapp’s Subdi- the same more or less, but subject icos Foundation Inc., or designee. vision of part of Original One Hun- to all legal highways. Section 62. That the real property dred Acre Lots Nos. 341 and 344, as Section 57. That pursuant to Sec- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- shown by the recorded plat of said tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nance is more fully described as fol- Subdivision in Volume 3 of Maps, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the lows: Page 43 of Cuyahoga County Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Records, and bounded and described plies is hereby authorized to sell P. P. No. 106-14-018 as follows: Permanent Parcel No. 106-15-112 as Situated in the City of Cleveland, Beginning in the Northerly line of more fully described below, to Fam- County of Cuyahoga and State of Hough Avenue, N.E., at the South- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Ohio, and known as being the East- westerly corner of said Sublot No. Section 58. That the real property erly 36 feet of the Southerly 125 feet 39; thence Northerly along the West- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- of Sublot No. 11 and the Westerly 7 erly line of said Sublot No. 39, 109 nance is more fully described as fol- feet of the Southerly 125 feet of Sublot feet; thence Easterly along a line lows: No. 12 in W.J. Kinnard’s Re-Allotment parallel with said Northerly line of of Sublot Nos. 23 to 27 inclusive, and Hough Avenue, N.E., 25 feet; thence P. P. No. 106-15-112 Nos. 32 to 36 inclusive, of Sapp’s Sub- Southerly along a line parallel with Situated in the City of Cleveland, division of a part of Original One the Westerly line of said Sublot No. County of Cuyahoga and State of Hundred Acre Lot No. 341, as shown 39, 109 feet to said Northerly line of Ohio, and known as being part of by the recorded plat of said Re-Allot- Hough Avenue, N.E.; thence Wester- Sublot No. 183 in the Re-Subdivision ment in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 28 ly along the Northerly line of Hough made by Streator and Adams of part of Cuyahoga County Records. Said Avenue, N.E., 25 feet to the place of of Streator and Adams Subdivision parts of said Sublot Nos. 11 and 12 beginning, as appears by said plat, of part of Original One Hundred together forming a parcel of land hav- be the same more or less, but sub- Acre Lots Nos. 338 and 341 the plat ing a frontage of 43 feet on the ject to all legal highways. of which is recorded in Volume 13 Northerly side of Hough Avenue, N.E., Section 67. That pursuant to Sec- of Maps, Pages 6 and 7 of Cuyahoga and extending back between parallel tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- County Records bounded and lines 125 feet, as appears by said plat, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the described as follows: be the same more or less, but subject Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Beginning on the Easterly side of to all legal highways. plies; is hereby authorized to sell Russell Avenue (now known as Section 63. That pursuant to Sec- Permanent Parcel No. 106-14-024 as East 70th Street) at the Southwest- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- more fully described below, to Fam- erly corner of said Sublot No. 183; nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the icos Foundation Inc., or designee. thence Easterly along the Southerly Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 68. That the real property line of said Sublot No. 183, 101 feet; plies is hereby authorized to sell to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- thence Northerly parallel with the Permanent Parcel No. 106-14-021 as nance is more fully described as fol- Russell Avenue 33 feet; thence West- more fully described below, to Fam- lows: erly parallel with the Southerly line icos Foundation Inc., or designee. of said Sublot No. 183, 101 feet to the Section 64. That the real property P. P. No. 106-14-024 Easterly line of Russell Avenue; to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Situated in the City of Cleveland, thence Southerly along the Easterly nance is more fully described as fol- County of Cuyahoga and State of line of Russell Avenue, 33 feet to lows: Ohio, and known as being the the place of beginning, be the same Southerly 124 feet of Sublot No. 40 more or less, but subject to all legal P. P. No. 106-14-021 in L.W. Sapp’s Subdivision of part of highways. Situated in the City of Cleveland, Original One Hundred Acre Lots Section 59. That pursuant to Sec- County of Cuyahoga and State of Nos. 341 and 344, as shown by the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Ohio, and known as being part of recorded plat in Volume 3 of Maps, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Sublot No. 38 in L.W. Sapp’s Subdi- Page 43 of Cuyahoga County Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- vision of part of Original One Hun- Records, and being 50 feet front on plies is hereby authorized to sell dred Acre Lot No. 341 as shown by the Northerly side of Hough Avenue, Permanent Parcel No. 106-14-017 as the recorded plat in Volume 3 of N.E., and extending back of equal more fully described below, to Fam- Maps, Page 44 of Cuyahoga County width 124.00 feet, as appears by said icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Records, and bounded and described plat, be the same more or less, but Section 60. That the real property as follows: subject to all legal highways. to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Beginning on the Northerly line of Subject to zoning ordinances, if nance is more fully described as fol- Hough Avenue, N.E., at the South- any. lows: westerly corner of said Sublot No. Section 69. That pursuant to Sec- 38; thence Easterly along the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- P. P. No. 106-14-017 Northerly line of Hough Avenue, nances, of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Situated in the City of Cleveland, N.E., 50 feet to the Southeasterly cor- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- County of Cuyahoga and State of ner of said Sublot No. 38; thence plies is hereby authorized to sell Ohio, and known as being part of Northerly along the Easterly line of Permanent Parcel No. 106-14-028 as Sublot No. 11 in W.J. Kinnard’s Re- said Sublot No. 38, 125 feet to the more fully described below, to Fam- Subdivision of part of Original One Southeasterly corner of land con- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Hundred Acre Lot No. 341, as shown veyed to Anna C. Ogle by deed dated Section 70. That the real property by the recorded plat in Volume 5 of January 12, 1900, and recorded in to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- Maps, Page 28 of Cuyahoga County Volume 745, Page 217 of Cuyahoga nance is more fully described as fol- Records, and bounded and described County Records; thence Westerly lows: as follows: along the Southerly line of land so Beginning on the Northerly line of conveyed, 50 feet to the Westerly P. P. No. 106-14-028 Hough Avenue, N.E. (formerly line of said Sublot No. 38; thence Situated in the City of Cleveland, Hough Avenue) at the Southwester- Southerly along the Westerly line of County of Cuyahoga and State of ly corner of said Sublot No. 11; said Sublot, 125 feet to the place of Ohio, and known as being part of thence Easterly along said Norther- beginning, as appears by said plat, Sublot No. 39 in L.W. Sapp’s Subdi- ly line of Hough Avenue, N.E., 45 be the same more or less, but sub- vision of part of Original One Hun- feet; thence Northerly on a line par- ject to all legal highways. dred Acre Lots Nos. 341 and 344, as allel to said Westerly line of Sublot Also subject to all zoning ordi- shown by the recorded plat of said No. 11, 118 feet; thence Westerly on nances, if any Subdivision in Volume 3 of Maps, 1972 August 22, 2001 The City Record 37

Page 43 of Cuyahoga County Ord. No. 1548-01. and covenants as are deemed nec- Records, and forming a parcel of By Councilman Lewis. essary or appropriate. land bounded and described as fol- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Section 5. That the conveyance lows: ing the sale of real property as part authorized hereby shall be made by Beginning at the intersection of of the Land Reutilization Program official deed prepared by the Direc- the Southerly line of Belvidere and located at 1417 East 82nd Street tor of Law and executed by the Avenue, N.E., as shown by the plat to Roosevelt Pendleton and Eliza- Mayor on behalf of the City of of dedication of fair court widening beth Pendleton. Cleveland. The deed shall contain (now known as Belvidere Avenue, Whereas, the City of Cleveland such provisions as may be necessary N.E.) in Volume 33 of Maps, Page 5 has elected to adopt and implement to protect and benefit the public of Cuyahoga County Records, with the procedures under Chapter 5722 interest including such restrictive the Westerly line of said Sublot No. of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- covenants and reversionary inter- 39; thence Southerly along said tate reutilization of nonproductive ests as may be specified by the Westerly line of Sublot No. 39, 83.97 lands situated within the City of Board of Control, the Director of feet; thence Easterly along a line Cleveland; and Community Development or the parallel with the Southerly line of Whereas, real property acquired Director of Law. said Sublot No. 39, 25.00 feet to the under the City’s Land Reutilization Section 6. That this ordinance is Southwesterly corner of a parcel of Program is acquired, held, adminis- hereby declared to be an emergency land conveyed to Arnold H. Forbes tered and disposed of by the City of measure and, provided it receives and Margaret Forbes by deed dated Cleveland through its Department of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of July 13, 1939 and recorded in Vol- Community Development under the all the members elected to Council, ume 4972, Page 284 of Cuyahoga terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio it shall take effect and be in force County Records; thence Northerly Revised Code and Section 183.021 of immediately upon its passage and along the Westerly line of land so Codified Ordinances of the City of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it conveyed to Arnold H. Forbes and Cleveland, 1976; and shall take effect and be in force Margaret Forbes and parallel with Whereas, this ordinance consti- from and after the earliest period said Westerly line of Sublot No. 39, tutes an emergency measure provid- allowed by law. 84.185 feet to said Southerly line of ing for the usual daily operation of Motion to suspend rules. Charter Belvidere Avenue, N.E.; thence West- a municipal department; now, there- and statutory provisions and place erly along said Southerly line of fore, on final passage. Belvidere Avenue, N.E., 25.00 feet to Be it ordained by the Council of The rules were suspended. Yeas the place of beginning as appears the City of Cleveland: 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read by said plat, be the same more or Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. less, but subject to all legal high- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Nays 0. ways. nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the Not answering Roll Call: Council Also subject to all zoning ordi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Members Coats and Dolan. nances, if any. plies is hereby authorized to sell Absent: Council Members Cimper- Section 71. That all documents Permanent Parcel No(s). 106-07-089, man and Jones. necessary to complete the con- as more fully described below, to veyance authorized by this ordi- Roosevelt Pendleton and Elizabeth Ord. No. 1549-01. nance shall be executed within six Pendleton. By Councilmen Lewis and Patmon (6) months of the effective date of Section 2. That the real property (by departmental request). this ordinance. If all of the docu- to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- An emergency ordinance authoriz- ments are not executed within six nance is more fully described as fol- ing the Director of Personnel and (6) months of the effective date of lows: Human Resources to enter into con- this ordinance, or such additional tract with Recovery Resources to time as may be granted by the provide services relating to the P. P. No. 106-07-089 Director of Community Develop- Employee Assistance Program. Situated in the City of Cleveland, ment, this ordinance shall be Whereas, this ordinance consti- County of Cuyahoga and State of repealed and shall be of no further tutes an emergency measure provid- Ohio, and known as being part of force or effect. ing for the usual daily operation of Section 72. That the consideration Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. a municipal department; now, there- for the subject parcel shall be estab- 383 and bounded and described as fore lished by the Board of Control and follows: Be it ordained by the Council of shall be not less than Fair Market Beginning at a point on the East- the City of Cleveland: Value taking into account such erly line of East 82nd Street (for- Section 1. That the Director of Per- terms and conditions, restrictions merly Genesee Avenue) 66 feet wide sonnel and Human Resources is and covenants as are deemed nec- at a point 240 feet Southerly (mea- hereby authorized to enter into a essary or appropriate. sured along said Easterly line) contract with Recovery Resources Section 73. That the conveyance from it point of intersection with for the professional services neces- authorized hereby shall be made by the Southerly line of Decker sary to administer assistance to City official deed prepared by the Direc- Avenue, N.E., (formerly Gale employees and their families in deal- tor of Law and executed by the Avenue) 44 feet wide thence ing with personal difficulties, includ- Mayor on behalf of the City of Southerly along said Easterly line ing but not limited to family diffi- Cleveland. The deed shall contain of East 82nd Street, 40 feet; thence culties, marriage problems, financial such provisions as may be necessary Easterly parallel with the Norther- concerns, legal issues, alcohol and to protect and benefit the public ly line of Wade Park Avenue, N.E., drug problems, workplace problems, interest including such restrictive about 140.28 feet to a point 102 feet emotional and stress-related difficul- covenants and reversionary inter- Westerly from the Westerly line of ties, in the estimated sum of ests as may be specified by the East 84th Street (44 feet wide); $150,000.00, payable from Fund No. Board of Control, the Director of thence Northerly parallel with said 01-999800-638000, Request No. 11621, Community Development or the Westerly line of East 84th Street, 40 for the Department of Personnel and Director of Law. feet, thence Westerly about 140.27 Human Resources. Section 74. That this ordinance is feet to the place of beginning, be Section 2. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency the same more or less, but subject hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives to all legal highways. measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 3. That all documents nec- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, essary to complete the conveyance all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force authorized by this ordinance shall it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and be executed within six (6) months immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of the effective date of this ordi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force nance. If all of the documents are shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period not executed within six (6) months from and after the earliest period allowed by law. of the effective date of this ordi- allowed by law. Motion to suspend rules. Charter nance, or such additional time as Motion to suspend rules. Charter and statutory provisions and place may be granted by the Director of and statutory provisions and place on final passage. Community Development, this ordi- on final passage. The rules were suspended. Yeas nance shall be repealed and shall be The rules were suspended. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read of no further force or effect. 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Section 4. That the consideration third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Nays 0. for the subject parcel shall be estab- Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council lished by the Board of Control and Not answering Roll Call: Council Members Coats and Dolan. shall be not less than Fair Market Members Coats and Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Value taking into account such Absent: Council Members Cimper- man and Jones. terms and conditions, restrictions man and Jones. 1973 38 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1550-01. erly line to a point on the proposed centerline of Pleasant Valley Road By Councilmen O’Malley, Cimper- right of way line of said Pleasant at Sta. 121+92.52 of said road; man and Patmon (by departmental Valley Road; Thence South 89° 11' 00" West for request). Thence South 89° 11' 00" West for 709.00 feet along the centerline of An emergency ordinance authoriz- 80.00 feet along said proposed right Pleasant Valley Road to a point; ing the Commissioner of Purchases of way line to a point on the Thence South 00° 21' 15" East for and Supplies to sell City-owned prop- Grantor’s Westerly line; 40.00 feet to a point, said point being erty no longer needed for public use Thence North 00° 21' 15" West for 40.00 feet right of Sta. 114 + 83.20 located on Pleasant Valley Road to 40.00 feet along the Grantor’s West- of Pleasant Valley Road centerline the Board of Commissioners of erly line to the centerline of said and the principal place of beginning; Cuyahoga County; and authorizing Pleasant Valley Road; Thence North 89° 11' 00" East for the Director of Public Utilities to Thence North 89° 11' 00" East for 80.00 feet along the proposed right execute a temporary construction 80.00 feet along the centerline of of way line to a point on the easement granting certain tempo- said Pleasant Valley Road to the Grantor’s Easterly line; rary easement rights to the Board Principal Place of Beginning; Thence South 00° 21' 15" East for of Commissioners of Cuyahoga Containing with said bounds 3,200 10.44 feet along the Grantor’s East- County in property located on Pleas- square feet (0.073 acres) inclusive of erly line to a point; ant Valley Road for a roadway the present road which occupies Thence North 88° 36' 41" West for improvement project. 2,400 square feet (0.055 acres). 20.47 feet to a point; Whereas, the Director of Public Description of the above parcel is Thence South 59° 36' 29" West for Utilities has requested the sale of based on a survey made by Terin J. 50.11 feet to a point; City-owned property no longer need- Kaminski, Registered Surveyor No. Thence North 73° 50' 44" West for ed for public use and located on 7207. 16.86 feet to a point on the Grantor’s Pleasant Valley Road to the Board Section 2. That by and at the Westerly line; of Commissioners of Cuyahoga direction of the Board of Control, Thence North 00° 21' 15" West for County; and the Commissioner of Purchases and 29.46 feet along the Grantor’s West- Whereas, the Board of Commis- Supplies is authorized to sell the erly line to the Point of Beginning. sioners of Cuyahoga County has above-described property to the Description of the above parcel is requested the Director of Public Board of Commissioners of Cuya- based on a survey made by Terin J. Utilities to convey certain rights hoga County at a price no less than Kaminski, Registered Surveyor No. regarding a temporary construction fair market value as determined by 7207. easement in property located at the Board of Control. It is understood that the strip of Pleasant Valley Road; and Section 3. That the City of Cleve- land above described contains 1,676 Whereas, the City of Cleveland land hereby requests pursuant to square feet (0.038 acres), more or less. entered into an Indenture of Mort- Article VII of the Indenture of Mort- Section 7. That the temporary con- gage agreement with National City gage that National City Bank, struction easement shall be non- Bank, known as the Trustee, for the Trustee, release from the operation exclusive and the purpose of the issuance of Waterworks Improve- and lien of that Mortgage the above- easement shall be for a roadway ment First Mortgage Revenue Bonds described property. improvement project that includes on November 1, 1977, as amended Section 4. That the Directors of pavement widening. and supplemented from time to time; Public Utilities and Finance are Section 8. That the duration of the and authorized to execute documents temporary construction easement Whereas, there has been no default and sign such instruments and take shall be as long as necessary to under the Indenture of Mortgage such actions as may be requested by complete the easement may include which has not been remedied; and the Trustee to secure the release of reasonable access rights; that the Whereas, Article VII of the Inden- the above-described property. temporary construction easement ture of Mortgage provides the method Section 5. That the conveyance shall be assignable; that the tempo- of requesting from the Trustee a shall be made by warranty deed to rary construction easement shall release of real property from the be prepared by the Director of Law require the grantee to indemnify the operation and lien of the Indenture and executed by the Mayor on behalf City, provide reasonable insurance, of the Indenture of Mortgage; and of the City of Cleveland. The deed maintain any grantee improvements Whereas, this ordinance consti- shall contain provisions including located within the temporary con- tutes an emergency measure provid- such restrictive covenants and rever- struction easement, and pay any ing for the usual daily operation of sionary interests as may be specified applicable taxes and assessments. a municipal department; now, there- by the Board of Control or Director Section 9. That the temporary con- fore, of Law protecting the parties as struction easement referred to above Be it ordained by the Council of their respective interests require and shall be made by a temporary right- the City of Cleveland: reserving to the City the following of-way agreement prepared by the Section 1. That notwithstanding described easement rights and any Director of Law and executed by the and as an exception to the provi- other provisions protecting the par- Director of Public Utilities on behalf sions of Chapters 181 and 183 of the ties as their respective interests of the City of Cleveland. The tem- Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, require and shall specifically contain porary right-of-way agreement shall Ohio, 1976, it is hereby found and a provision against the erection of contain such additional terms and determined that the following any advertising signs or billboards conditions as are required to protect described property is no longer except permitted identification signs. the interests of the parties. The needed for public use: Section 6. That by and at the Directors of Public Utilities and Law direction of the Board of Control, are authorized to execute such other PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD (CR 39) the Commissioner of Purchases and documents, including without limita- Widening and Improvement Supplies is authorized to convey the tion, contracts for right of entry, as Auditor’s Parcel No. 454-18-004 below-described, non-exclusive, tem- may be necessary to effect the con- Right-of-Way Map No. M-4923 porary construction easement inter- struction of the road improvements PID No. 10901 est to the Board of County Commis- within the property described in Sec- sioners at a price not less than fair tion 1 of this ordinance. PARCEL NO. 193WD market value as determined by the Section 10. That this ordinance is Situated in the City of Parma, Board of Control: hereby declared to be an emergency County of Cuyahoga and State of measure and, provided it receives Ohio and known as being part of PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD (CR 39) the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Original Parma Township Lot No. 33 Widening and Improvement all the members elected to Council, and also being part of land con- Auditor’s Parcel No. 454-18-004 it shall take effect and be in force veyed to The City of Cleveland by Right-of-Way Map No. M-4923 immediately upon its passage and deed recorded in Volume 8432, Page PID No. 10901 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 290 of Cuyahoga County Records, shall take effect and be in force bounded and described as follows: Parcel No. 193T from and after the earliest period Commencing at an iron monument Situated in the City of Parma, allowed by law. at the intersection of the Easterly County of Cuyahoga and State of Motion to suspend rules. Charter line of Original Lot No. 33 with the Ohio and known as being part of and statutory provisions and place centerline of Pleasant Valley Road Original Parma Township Lot No. 33 on final passage. at Sta. 121+92.52 of said road; and also being part of land con- The rules were suspended. Yeas Thence South 89° 11' 00" West for veyed to The City of Cleveland by 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read 629.00 feet along the centerline of deed recorded in Volume 8432, Page third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Pleasant Valley Road to the princi- 290 of Cuyahoga County Records, Nays 0. pal place of beginning, said point is bounded and described as follows: Not answering Roll Call: Council at Station 115+63.51; Commencing at an iron monument Members Coats and Dolan. Thence South 00° 21' 15" East for at the intersection of the Easterly Absent: Council Members Cimper- 40.00 feet along the Grantor’s East- line of Original Lot No. 33 with the man and Jones. 1974 August 22, 2001 The City Record 39

Ord. No. 1551-01. water used during each three month Exemption provisions of Sections By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- billing period shall be Eight Dollars 323.151 through 323.157 of the mon (by departmental request). and Forty-One Cents ($8.41). Revised Code. The charge for each An emergency ordinance to amend (2) All water used in excess of 1,000 cubic feet of water used by Sections 535.04, 535.05 and 535.06 of 1,000 cubic feet during each three each homestead shall be Three Dol- the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- month billing period shall cost Sev- lars and Seventy-Four Cents ($3.74). land, Ohio, 1976, as amended by enteen Dollars and Ninety-Nine There shall be a minimum charge of Ordinance No. 1743-99, passed June Cents ($17.99) per 1,000 cubic feet. Three Dollars and Seventy-Four 15, 2000, direct service water rates (e) Regular beginning 1/1/05 Cents ($3.74) for the first 1,000 cubic within Cleveland, regular and spe- (1) A minimum service and con- feet or less used by each homestead cial homestead, direct service water sumption charge shall be made to during each three month billing rates in Cuyahoga County except each and every customer within the period. Cleveland, regular and special home- territorial limits of the City of (k) Special Homestead beginning stead and direct service water rates Cleveland. The minimum charge for 1/1/04 through 12/31/04 in Summit and Medina Counties. the first 1,000 cubic feet or less of A minimum service and consump- Whereas, this ordinance consti- water used during each three month tion charge shall be made to home- tutes an emergency measure provid- billing period shall be Eight Dollars steads within the territorial limits ing for the usual daily operation of and Seventy-One Cents ($8.71). of the City of Cleveland owned by a municipal department; now, there- (2) All water used in excess of a person sixty-five years of age or fore, 1,000 cubic feet during each three older or permanently and totally dis- Be it ordained by the Council of month billing period shall cost Eigh- abled; provided that such person the City of Cleveland: teen Dollars and Sixty-Two Cents obtains a certificate of reduction in Section 1. That the rates, rules, ($18.62) per 1,000 cubic feet. taxes pursuant to the Homestead and regulations of the Division of (f) Large Industrial Customers. Exemption provisions of Sections Water, Department of Public Utili- All water used in excess of 323.151 through 323.157 of the ties, for water service, fixed by the 62,500,000 cubic feet during a three Revised Code. The charge for each Board of Control, be and the same month billing period shall be 1,000 cubic feet of water used by are hereby approved. charged at a rate of seventy-five each homestead shall be Three Dol- Section 2. That Sections 535.04, percent (75%) of the rate prescribed lars and Eighty-One Cents ($3.81). 535.05 and 535.06 of the Codified in this section for water used in There shall be a minimum charge of Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, excess of one thousand (1,000) cubic Three Dollars and Eighty-One Cents as amended by Ordinance No. 1743- feet. ($3.81) for the first 1,000 cubic feet 99, passed June 15, 2000, are hereby (g) Customers supplied from more or less used by each homestead dur- amended to read, respectively, as than one service district. Customers ing each three month billing period. follows: with premises supplied with water (l) Special Homestead beginning from more than one service district 1/1/05 Section 535.04 Direct Service shall be billed at the rate for the A minimum service and consump- Water Rates within Cleveland; Reg- service district from which the pre- tion charge shall be made to home- ular and Special Homestead dominant quantity of water is sup- steads within the territorial limits (a) Regular beginning 1/1/01 plied. of the City of Cleveland owned by through 12/31/01 (h) Special Homestead beginning a person sixty-five years of age or (1) A minimum service and con- 1/1/01 through 12/31/01 older or permanently and totally dis- sumption charge shall be made to A minimum service and consump- abled; provided that such person each and every customer within the tion charge shall be made to home- obtains a certificate of reduction in territorial limits of the City of steads within the territorial limits taxes pursuant to the Homestead Cleveland. The minimum charge for of the City of Cleveland owned by Exemption provisions of Sections the first 1,000 cubic feet or less of a person sixty-five years of age or 323.151 through 323.157 of the water used during each three month older or permanently and totally dis- Revised Code. The charge for each billing period shall be Seven Dollars abled; provided that such person 1,000 cubic feet of water used by and Fifty-Nine Cents ($7.59). obtains a certificate of reduction in each homestead shall be Three Dol- (2) All water used in excess of taxes pursuant to the Homestead lars and Eighty-Seven Cents ($3.87). 1,000 cubic feet during each three Exemption provisions of Sections There shall be a minimum charge of month billing period shall cost Six- 323.151 through 323.157 of the Three Dollars and Eighty-Seven teen Dollars and Twenty-Three Revised Code. The charge for each Cents ($3.87) for the first 1,000 cubic Cents ($16.23) per 1,000 cubic feet. 1,000 cubic feet of water used by feet or less used by each homestead (b) Regular beginning 1/1/02 each homestead shall be Three Dol- during each three month billing through 12/31/02 lars and Sixty-One Cents ($3.61). period. (1) A minimum service and con- There shall be a minimum charge of (m) The Director of Public Utili- sumption charge shall be made to Three Dollars and Sixty-One Cents ties shall prescribe the application each and every customer within the ($3.61) for the first 1,000 cubic feet form for the homestead rate and territorial limits of the City of or less used by each homestead dur- have final approval on all applica- Cleveland. The minimum charge for ing each three month billing period. tions. the first 1,000 cubic feet or less of (i) Special Homestead beginning water used during each three month 1/1/02 through 12/31/02 Section 535.05 Direct Service billing period shall be Seven Dollars A minimum service and consump- Water Rates in Cuyahoga County and Eight-Five Cents ($7.85). tion charge shall be made to home- Except Cleveland; Regular and Spe- (2) All water used in excess of steads within the territorial limits cial Homestead 1,000 cubic feet during each three of the City of Cleveland owned by (a) Regular beginning 1/1/01 month billing period shall cost Six- a person sixty-five years of age or through 12/31/01 teen Dollars and Eighty Cents older or permanently and totally dis- (1) A minimum service and con- ($16.80) per 1,000 cubic feet. abled; provided that such person sumption charge shall be made to (c) Regular beginning 1/1/03 obtains a certificate of reduction in each and every customer in the low through 12/31/03 taxes pursuant to the Homestead and first high service districts. The (1) A minimum service, and con- Exemption provisions of Sections minimum charge for the first 1,000 sumption charge shall be made to 323.151 through 323.157 of the cubic feet or less of water used dur- each and every customer within the Revised Code. The charge for each ing each three month billing period territorial limits of the City of 1,000 cubic feet of water used by shall be Thirteen Dollars and Fifty- Cleveland. The minimum charge for each homestead shall be Three Dol- Four Cents ($13.54). All water used the first 1,000 cubic feet or less of lars and Sixty-Eight Cents ($3.68). in excess of 1,000 cubic feet during water used during each three month There shall be a minimum charge of each three month billing period billing period shall be Eight Dollars Three Dollars and Sixty-Eight Cents shall cost Twenty-Eight Dollars and and Thirteen Cents ($8.13). ($3.68) for the first 1,000 cubic feet Eighty-Nine Cents ($28.89) per 1,000 (2) All water used in excess of or less used by each homestead dur- cubic feet. 1,000 cubic feet during each three ing each three month billing period. (2) A minimum service and con- month billing period shall cost Sev- (j) Special Homestead beginning sumption charge shall be made to enteen Dollars and Thirty-Eight 1/1/03 through 12/31/03 each and every customer in the sec- Cents ($17.38) per 1,000 cubic feet. A minimum service and consump- ond high district. The minimum (d) Regular beginning 1/1/04 tion charge shall be made to home- charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet through 12/31/04 steads within the territorial limits or less of water used during each (1) A minimum service and con- of the City of Cleveland owned by three month billing period shall be sumption charge shall be made to a person sixty-five years of age or Fifteen Dollars and Sixty-Four each and every customer within the older or permanently and totally dis- Cents ($15.64). All water used in territorial limits of the City of abled; provided that such person excess of 1,000 cubic feet during Cleveland. The minimum charge for obtains a certificate of reduction in each three month billing period the first 1,000 cubic feet or less of taxes pursuant to the Homestead shall cost Thirty-Four Dollars and 1975 40 The City Record August 22, 2001

Seventeen Cents ($34.17) per 1,000 Cents ($19.60). All water used in 62,500,000 cubic feet during a three cubic feet. excess of 1,000 cubic feet during month billing period shall be (3) A minimum service and con- each three month billing period charged at a rate of seventy-five sumption charge shall be made to shall cost Forty-One Dollars and percent (75%) of the rate prescribed each and every customer in the Eighty-Eight Cents ($41.88) per in this section for water used in third high service district. The min- 1,000 cubic feet. excess of one thousand (1,000) cubic imum charge for the first 1,000 cubic (d) Regular beginning 1/1/04 feet. feet or less of water used during through 12/31/04 (g) Customers supplied from more each three month billing period (1) A minimum service and con- than one service district. Customers shall be Eighteen Dollars and Thir- sumption charge shall be made to with premises supplied with water ty-Six Cents ($18.36). All water used each and every customer in the low from more than one service district in excess of 1,000 cubic feet during and first high service districts. The shall be billed at the rate for the each three month billing period minimum charge for the first 1,000 service district from which the pre- shall cost Thirty-Nine Dollars and cubic feet or less of water used dur- dominant quantity of water is sup- Twenty-Two Cents ($39.22) per 1,000 ing each three month billing period plied. cubic feet. shall be Fourteen Dollars and Nine- (h) Special Homestead beginning (b) Regular Beginning 1/1/02 ty-Eight Cents ($14.98). All water 1/1/01 through 12/31/01 through 12/31/02 used in excess of 1,000 cubic feet (1) A minimum service and con- (1) A minimum service and con- during each three month billing sumption charge shall be made to sumption charge shall be made to period shall cost Thirty-One Dollars homesteads in the low and first each and every customer in the low and Ninety-Eight Cents ($31.98) per high service districts owned by a and first high service districts. The 1,000 cubic feet. person sixty-five years of age or minimum charge for the first 1,000 (2) A minimum service and con- older or by a permanently and total- cubic feet or less of water used dur- sumption charge shall be made to ly disabled person; provided that ing each three month billing period each and every customer in the sec- such person obtains a certificate of shall be Fourteen Dollars ($14.00). ond high district. The minimum reduction in taxes pursuant to the All water used in excess of 1,000 charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet Homestead Exemption provisions of cubic feet during each three month or less of water used during each Sections 323.151 through 323.157 of billing period shall cost Twenty- three month billing period shall be the Revised Code. The charge for Nine Dollars and Eighty-Eight Cents Seventeen Dollars and Twenty-Nine each 1,000 cubic feet of water used ($29.88) per 1,000 cubic feet. Cents ($17.29). All water used in by each homestead shall be Six Dol- (2) A minimum service and con- excess of 1,000 cubic feet during lars and Thirty-Two Cents ($6.32). sumption charge shall be made to each three month billing period There shall be a minimum charge of each and every customer in the sec- shall cost Thirty-Seven Dollars and Six Dollars and Thirty-Two Cents ond high district. The minimum Seventy Cents ($37.70) per 1,000 ($6.32) for the first 1,000 cubic feet charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet cubic feet. or less used by each homestead dur- or less of water used during each (3) A minimum service and con- ing each three month billing period. three month billing period shall be sumption charge shall be made to (2) A minimum service and con- Sixteen Dollars and Seventeen Cents each and every customer in the third sumption charge shall be made to ($16.17). All water used in excess of high service district. The minimum homesteads in the second high ser- 1,000 cubic feet during each three charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet vice district owned by a person month billing period shall cost Thir- or less of water used during each sixty-five years of age or older or ty-Five Dollars and Thirty Cents three month billing period shall be by a permanently and totally dis- ($35.30) per 1,000 cubic feet. Twenty Dollars and Twenty-Six abled person; provided that such per- (3) A minimum service and con- Cents ($20.26). All water used in son obtains a certificate of reduction sumption charge shall be made to excess of 1,000 cubic feet during in taxes pursuant to the Homestead each and every customer in the each three month billing period shall Exemption provisions of Sections third high service district. The min- cost Forty-Seven Dollars and Forty- 323.151 through 323.157 of the imum charge for the first 1,000 cubic Three Dollars and Twenty-Eight Revised Code. The charge for each feet or less of water used during Cents (43.28) per 1,000 cubic feet. 1,000 cubic feet of water used by each three month billing period (e) Regular beginning 1/1/05 each homestead shall be Eight Dol- shall be Eighteen Dollars and Nine- (1) A minimum service and con- lars and Twenty-Four Cents ($8.24). ty-Seven Cents ($18.97). All water sumption charge shall be made to There shall be a minimum charge of used in excess of 1,000 cubic feet each and every customer in the low Eight Dollars and Twenty-Four during each three month billing and first high service districts. The Cents ($8.24) for the first 1,000 cubic period shall cost Forty Dollars and minimum charge for the first 1,000 feet or less used by each homestead Fifty-Three Cents ($40.53) per 1,000 cubic feet or less of water used dur- during each three month billing cubic feet. ing each three month billing period period. (c) Regular beginning 1/1/03 shall be Fifteen Dollars and Fifty (3) A minimum service and con- through 12/31/03 Cents ($15.50). All water used in sumption charge shall be made to (1) A minimum service and con- excess of 1,000 cubic feet during homesteads in the third high service sumption charge shall be made to each three month billing period district owned by a person sixty-five each and every customer in the low shall cost Thirty-Three Dollars and years of age or older or by a per- and first high service districts. The Eight Cents ($33.08) per 1,000 cubic manently and totally disabled per- minimum charge for the first 1,000 feet. son; provided that such person cubic feet or less of water used dur- (2) A minimum service and con- obtains a certificate of reduction in ing each three month billing period sumption charge shall be made to taxes pursuant to the Homestead shall be Fourteen Dollars and Forty- each and every customer in the sec- Exemption provisions of Section Eight Cents ($14.48). All water used ond high district. The minimum 323.151 through 323.157 of the in excess of 1,000 cubic feet during charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet Revised Code. The charge for each each three month billing period shall or less of water used during each 1,000 cubic feet of water used by cost Thirty Dollars and Ninety-One three month billing period shall be each homestead shall be Ten Dollars Cents ($30.91) per 1,000 cubic feet. Seventeen Dollars and Eighty-Eight and Forty-Nine Cents ($10.49). There (2) A minimum service and con- Cents ($17.88). All water used in shall be a minimum charge of Ten sumption charge shall be made to excess of 1,000 cubic feet during Dollars and Forty-Nine Cents each and every customer in the sec- each three month billing period ($10.49) for the first 1,000 cubic feet ond high district. The minimum shall cost Thirty-Eight Dollars and or less used by each homestead dur- charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet Ninety-Six Cents ($38.96) per 1,000 ing each three month billing period. or less of water used during each cubic feet. (i) Special Homestead beginning three month billing period shall be (3) A minimum service and con- 1/1/02 through 12/31/02 Sixteen Dollars and Seventy-Two sumption charge shall be made to (1) A minimum service and con- Cents ($16.72). All water used in each and every customer in the sumption charge shall be made to excess of 1,000 cubic feet during third high service district. The min- homesteads in the low and first each three month billing period imum charge for the first 1,000 cubic high service districts owned by a shall cost Thirty Six Dollars and feet or less of water used during person sixty-five years of age or Forty-Eight Cents ($36.48) per 1,000 each three month billing period older or by a permanently and total- cubic feet. shall be Twenty Dollars and Ninety- ly disabled person; provided that (3) A minimum service and con- Three Cents ($20.93). All water used such person obtains a certificate of sumption charge shall be made to in excess of 1,000 cubic feet during reduction in taxes pursuant to the each and every customer in the each three month billing period Homestead Exemption provisions of third high service district. The min- shall be Forty-Four Dollars and Sev- Sections 323.151 through 323.157 of imum charge for the first 1,000 cubic enty-Three Cents ($44.73) per 1,000 the Revised Code. The charge for feet or less of water used during cubic feet. each 1,000 cubic feet of water used each three month billing period (f) Large Industrial Customers. by each homestead shall be Six Dol- shall be Nineteen Dollars and Sixty All water used in excess of lars and Forty-Three Cents ($6.43). 1976 August 22, 2001 The City Record 41

There shall be a minimum charge of obtains a certificate of reduction in charge of Six Dollars and Seventy- Six Dollars and Forty-Three Cents taxes pursuant to the Homestead Seven Cents ($6.77) for the first ($6.43) for the first 1,000 cubic feet Exemption provisions of Section 1,000 cubic feet or less used by each or less used by each homestead dur- 323.151 through 323.157 of the homestead during each three month ing each three month billing period. Revised Code. The charge for each billing period. (2) A minimum service and con- 1,000 cubic feet of water used by (2) A minimum service and con- sumption charge shall be made to each homestead shall be Ten Dollars sumption charge shall be made to homesteads in the second high ser- and Seventy-Nine Cents ($10.79). homesteads in the second high ser- vice district owned by a person There shall be a minimum charge of vice district owned by a person sixty-five years of age or older or be Ten Dollars and Seventy-Nine sixty-five years of age or older or by a permanently and totally dis- Cents ($10.79) for the first 1,000 by a permanently and totally dis- abled person; provided that such per- cubic feet or less used by each abled person; provided that such per- son obtains a certificate of reduction homestead during each three month son obtains a certificate of reduction in taxes pursuant to the Homestead billing period. in taxes pursuant to the Homestead Exemption provisions of Sections (k) Special Homestead beginning Exemption provisions of Sections 323.151 through 323.157 of the 1/1/04 through 12/31/04 323.151 through 323.157 of the Revised Code. The charge for each (1) A minimum service and con- Revised Code. The charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of water used by sumption charge shall be made to 1,000 cubic feet of water used by each homestead shall be Eight Dol- homesteads in the low and first each homestead shall be Eight Dol- lars and Thirty-Seven Cents ($8.37). high service districts owned by a lars and Seventy-Six Cents ($8.76). There shall be a minimum charge of person sixty-five years of age or There shall be a minimum charge of Eight Dollars and Thirty-Seven older or by a permanently and total- Eight Dollars and Seventy-Six Cents Cents ($8.37) for the first 1,000 cubic ly disabled person; provided that ($8.76) for the first 1,000 cubic feet feet or less used by each homestead such person obtains a certificate of or less used by each homestead dur- during each three month billing reduction in taxes pursuant to the ing each three month billing period. period. Homestead Exemption provisions of (3) A minimum service and con- (3) A minimum service and con- Sections 323.151 through 323.157 of sumption charge shall be made to sumption charge shall be made to the Revised Code. The charge for homesteads in the third high service homesteads in the third high service each 1,000 cubic feet of water used district owned by a person sixty-five district owned by a person sixty-five by each homestead shall be Six Dol- years of age or older or by a per- years of age or older or by a per- lars and Sixty-Six Cents ($6.66). manently and totally disabled per- manently and totally disabled per- There shall be a minimum charge of son; provided that such person son; provided that such person Six Dollars and Sixty-Six Cents obtains a certificate of reduction in obtains a certificate of reduction in ($6.66) for the first 1,000 cubic feet taxes pursuant to the Homestead taxes pursuant to the Homestead or less used by each homestead dur- Exemption provisions of Section Exemption provisions of Section ing each three month billing period. 323.151 through 323.157 of the 323.151 through 323.157 of the (2) A minimum service and con- Revised Code. The charge for each Revised Code. The charge for each sumption charge shall be made to 1,000 cubic feet of water used by 1,000 cubic feet of water used by homesteads in the second high ser- each homestead shall be Eleven Dol- each homestead shall be Ten Dollars vice district owned by a person lars and Nine Cents ($11.09). There and Sixty-Four Cents ($10.64). There sixty-five years of age or older or shall be a minimum charge of shall be a minimum charge of Ten by a permanently and totally dis- Eleven Dollars and Nine Cents Dollars and Sixty-Four Cents abled person; provided that such per- ($11.09) for the first 1,000 cubic feet ($10.64) for the first 1,000 cubic feet son obtains a certificate of reduction or less used by each homestead dur- or less used by each homestead dur- in taxes pursuant to the Homestead ing each three month billing period. ing each three month billing period. Exemption provisions of Sections (m) The Director of Public Utili- (j) Special Homestead beginning 323.151 through 323.157 of the ties shall prescribe the application 1/1/03 through 12/31/03 Revised Code. The charge for each form for the homestead rate and (1) A minimum service and con- 1,000 cubic feet of water used by have final approval on all applica- sumption charge shall be made to each homestead shall be Eight Dol- tions. homesteads in the low and first lars and Sixty-Three Cents ($8.63). high service districts owned by a There shall be a minimum charge of Section 535.06 Direct Service person sixty-five years of age or Eight Dollars and Sixty-Three Cents Water Rates in Summit and Medina older or by a permanently and total- ($8.63) for the first 1,000 cubic feet Counties; Regular and Special ly disabled person; provided that or less used by each homestead dur- Homestead such person obtains a certificate of ing each three month billing period. (a) Regular beginning 1/1/01 reduction in taxes pursuant to the (3) A minimum service and con- through 12/31/01 Homestead Exemption provisions of sumption charge shall be made to (1) A minimum service and con- Sections 323.151 through 323.157 of homesteads in the third high service sumption charge shall be made to the Revised Code. The charge for district owned by a person sixty-five each and every customer in Summit each 1,000 cubic feet of water used years of age or older or by a per- and Medina Counties. The minimum by each homestead shall be Six Dol- manently and totally disabled per- charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet lars and Fifty-Four Cents ($6.54). son; provided that such person or less of water used during each There shall be a minimum charge of obtains a certificate of reduction in three month billing period shall be Six Dollars and Fifty-Four Cents taxes pursuant to the Homestead Eighteen Dollars and Thirty-Six ($6.54) for the first 1,000 cubic feet Exemption provisions of Section Cents ($18.36). or less used by each homestead dur- 323.151 through 323.157 of the (2) All water used in excess of ing each three month billing period. Revised Code. The charge for each 1,000 cubic feet during each three (2) A minimum service and con- 1,000 cubic feet of water used by month billing period shall cost Thir- sumption charge shall be made to each homestead shall be Ten Dollars ty-Nine Dollars and Twenty-Two homesteads in the second high ser- and Ninety-Four Cents ($10.94). Cents ($39.22) per 1,000 cubic feet. vice district owned by a person There shall be a minimum charge of (b) Regular beginning 1/1/02 sixty-five years of age or older or be Ten Dollars and Ninety-Four through 12/31/02 by a permanently and totally dis- Cents ($10.94) for the first 1,000 (1) A minimum service and con- abled person; provided that such per- cubic feet or less used by each sumption charge shall be made to son obtains a certificate of reduction homestead during each three month each and every customer in Summit in taxes pursuant to the Homestead billing period. and Medina Counties. The minimum Exemption provisions of Sections (l) Special Homestead beginning charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet 323.151 through 323.157 of the 1/1/05 or less of water used during each Revised Code. The charge for each (1) A minimum service and con- three month billing period shall be 1,000 cubic feet of water used by sumption charge shall be made to shall be Eighteen Dollars and Nine- each homestead shall be Eight Dol- homesteads in the low and first ty-Seven Cents ($18.97). lars and Fifty Cents ($8.50). There high service districts owned by a (2) All water used in excess of shall be a minimum charge of Eight person sixty-five years of age or 1,000 cubic feet during each three Dollars and Fifty Cents ($8.50) for older or by a permanently and total- month billing period shall cost the first 1,000 cubic feet or less used ly disabled person; provided that Forty Dollars and Fifty-Three Cents by each homestead during each such person obtains a certificate of ($40.53) per 1,000 cubic feet. three month billing period. reduction in taxes pursuant to the (c) Regular beginning 1/1/03 (3) A minimum service and con- Homestead Exemption provisions of through 12/31/03 sumption charge shall be made to Sections 323.151 through 323.157 of (1) A minimum service and con- homesteads in the third high service the Revised Code. The charge for sumption charge shall be made to district owned by a person sixty-five each 1,000 cubic feet of water used each and every customer in Summit years of age or older or by a per- by each homestead shall be Six Dol- and Medina Counties. The minimum manently and totally disabled per- lars and Seventy-Seven Cents charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet son; provided that such person ($6.77). There shall be a minimum or less of water used during each 1977 42 The City Record August 22, 2001 three month billing period shall be charge of Ten Dollars and Sixty- The rules were suspended. Yeas Nineteen Dollars and Sixty Cents Four Cents ($10.64) for the first 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read ($19.60). 1,000 cubic feet or less used by each third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. (2) All water used in excess of homestead during each three month Nays 0. 1,000 cubic feet during each three billing period. Not answering Roll Call: Council month billing period shall cost (j) Special Homestead beginning Members Coats and Dolan. Forty-One Dollars and Eighty-Eight 1/1/03 through 12/31/03 Absent: Council Members Cimper- Cents ($41.88) per 1,000 cubic feet. A minimum service and consump- man and Jones. (d) Regular beginning 1/1/04 tion charge shall be made to home- through 12/31/04 steads in Summit and Medina Coun- Ord. No. 1552-01. (1) A minimum service and con- ties owned by a person sixty-five By Councilman Patmon. sumption charge shall be made to years of age or older or a perma- An emergency ordinance a u t h o- each and every customer in Summit nently disabled person; provided rizing and directing the Director of and Medina Counties. The minimum that such person obtains a certifi- Public Service to issue a permit to charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet cate of reduction in taxes pursuant the Cleveland Cultural Garden Fed- or less of water used during each to the Homestead Exemption provi- eration to stretch one banner across three month billing period shall be sions of Sections 323.151 through Martin Luther King Jr. Drive north Twenty Dollars and Twenty-Six 323.157 of the Revised Code. The of Parkgate Ave. on Cleveland Pub- Cents ($20.26). charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of lic Power utility poles (by separate (2) All water used in excess of water used by each homestead shall permission) for the period of 1,000 cubic feet during each three be Ten Dollars and Seventy-Nine August 30, 2001 to September 10, month billing period shall cost Forty- Cents ($10.79). There shall be a min- 2001, inclusive, to publicize their Three Dollars and Twenty-Eight imum charge of Ten Dollars and special annual event; “One World Cents ($43.28) per 1,000 cubic feet. Seventy-Nine Cents ($10.79) for the D a y ” . (e) Regular beginning 1/1/05 first 1,000 cubic feet or less used by Whereas, this ordinance consti- (1) A minimum service and con- each homestead during each three tutes an emergency measure provid- sumption charge shall be made to month billing period. ing for the usual daily operation of each and every customer in Summit (k) Special Homestead beginning a municipal department; now, there- and Medina Counties. The minimum 1/1/04 through 12/31/04 fore charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet A minimum service and consump- Be it ordained by the Council of or less of water used during each tion charge shall be made to home- the City of Cleveland: three month billing period shall be steads in Summit and Medina Coun- Section 1. That notwithstanding Twenty Dollars and Ninety-Three ties owned by a person sixty-five the provision of Section 623.13 of Cents ($20.93). years of age or older or a perma- the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- (2) All water used in excess of nently disabled person; provided land, Ohio 1976, the Director of Pub- 1,000 cubic feet during each three that such person obtains a certifi- lic Service is hereby authorized and month billing period shall cost cate of reduction in taxes pursuant directed to issue a permit to the Forty-Four Dollars and Seventy- to the Homestead Exemption provi- Cleveland Cultural Garden Federa- Three Cents ($44.73) per 1,000 cubic sions of Sections 323.151 through tion, of Cleveland, Ohio, to install, feet. 323.157 of the Revised Code. The maintain and remove one (1) ban- (f) Large Industrial Customers. charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of ner to be hung on Cleveland Public All water used in excess of 62,500,000 water used by each homestead shall Power utility poles, (by separate cubic feet during a three month be Ten Dollars and Ninety-Four permission) publicizing their spe- billing period shall be charged at a Cents ($10.94). There shall be a min- cial annual event; “One World Day”, rate of seventy-five percent (75%) of imum charge of be Ten Dollars and for the period of August 30, 2001 to the rate prescribed in this section Ninety-Four Cents ($10.94) for the September 10, 2001, inclusive, and for water used in excess of one thou- first 1,000 cubic feet or less used by which banners are to be hung at sand (1,000) cubic feet. each homestead during each three the following pole locations and on (g) Customers supplied from more month billing period. the following pole numbers: M a r t i n than one service district. Customers (l) Special Homestead beginning Luther King Jr. Drive - one (1) pole with premises supplied with water 1/1/05 North of Parkgate Avenue on the from more than one service district A minimum service and consump- West side of the street, No pole shall be billed at the rate for the tion charge shall be made to home- number or tag; and one (1) pole service district from which the pre- steads in Summit and Medina Coun- North of Parkgate Avenue on the dominant quantity of water is sup- ties owned by a person sixty-five East side of the street, No pole plied. years of age or older or a perma- number or tag; and which poles (h) Special Homestead beginning nently disabled person; provided location and banners shall be 1/1/01 through 12/31/01 that such person obtains a certifi- approved by the Director of Public A minimum service and consump- cate of reduction in taxes pursuant Service in consultation with the tion charge shall be made to home- to the Homestead Exemption provi- Director of Public Safety, as to steads in Summit and Medina Coun- sions of Sections 323.151 through type, method of affixing and loca- ties owned by a person sixty-five 323.157 of the Revised Code. The tion so as not to interfere with any years of age or older or a perma- charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of sign erected and maintained under nently disabled person; provided water used by each homestead shall the requirements of law or ordi- that such person obtains a certifi- be Eleven Dollars and Nine Cents nance. The permission of the owner cate of reduction in taxes pursuant ($11.09). There shall be a minimum of any pole from which banners to the Homestead Exemption provi- charge of Eleven Dollars and Nine will be hung must be obtained prior sions of Sections 323.151 through Cents ($11.09) for the first 1,000 to issuance of the permit. No com- 323.157 of the Revised Code. The cubic feet or less used by each mercial advertising shall be print- charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of homestead during each three month ed or permitted on said banners, water used by each homestead shall billing period. and said banners shall be removed be Ten Dollars and Forty-Nine Cents (m ) The Director of Public Utilities promptly upon the expiration of ($10.49). There shall be a minimum shall prescribe the application form said permit. charge of be Ten Dollars and Forty- for the homestead rate and have Section 2. That this ordinance is Nine Cents ($10.49) for the first 1,000 final approval on all applications. hereby declared to be an emergency cubic feet or less used by each Section 3. That existing Sections measure and, provided it receives homestead during each three month 535.04, 535.05 and 535.06 of the Codi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of billing period. fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, all the members elected to Council, (i) Special Homestead beginning 1976, as amended by Ordinance No. it shall take effect and be in force 1/1/02 through 12/31/02 1743-99, passed June 15, 2000, are immediately upon its passage and A minimum service and consump- hereby repealed. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tion charge shall be made to home- Section 4. That this ordinance is shall take effect and be in force steads in Summit and Medina Coun- hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period ties owned by a person sixty-five measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. years of age or older or a perma- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Motion to suspend rules. Charter nently disabled person; provided all the members elected to Council, and statutory provisions and place that such person obtains a certifi- it shall take effect and be in force on final passage. cate of reduction in taxes pursuant immediately upon its passage and The rules were suspended. Yeas to the Homestead Exemption provi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read sions of Sections 323.151 through shall take effect and be in force third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. 323.157 of the Revised Code. The from and after the earliest period Nays 0. charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of allowed by law. Not answering Roll Call: Council water used by each homestead shall Motion to suspend rules. Charter Members Coats and Dolan. be Ten Dollars and Sixty-Four Cents and statutory provisions and place Absent: Council Members Cimper- ($10.64). There shall be a minimum on final passage. man and Jones. 1978 August 22, 2001 The City Record 43

Ord. No. 1553-01. Section 2. That the cost of said Ord. No. 1556-01. By Councilman Patmon. contract shall be in an amount not By Councilman Patmon (by depart- An emergency ordinance autho- to exceed $25,000 and shall be paid mental request). rizing the Director of Community from Fund No. 10 SF 166. An emergency ordinance approv- Development to enter into an Section 3. That the Director of ing the collective bargaining agree- agreement with Glenville Devel- Law shall prepare and approve said ment with International Brotherhood opment Corporation for construc- contract and that the contract shall of Electrical Workers, Local 39. tion of the Bradley Construction contain such terms and provisions Whereas, this ordinance consti- Company Headquarters and Hard- as he deems necessary to protect the tutes an emergency measure provid- ware store through the use of City’s interest. ing for the usual daily operation of Ward 8 Neighborhood Equity Section 4. That this ordinance is a municipal department; now, there- F u n d s . hereby declared to be an emergency fore Whereas, this ordinance consti- measure and provided it receives the Be it ordained by the Council of tutes an emergency measure provid- affirmative vote of two thirds of all the City of Cleveland: ing for the usual daily operation of the members elected to Council, it Section 1. That, in accordance a municipal department; now, there- shall take effect and be in force with division (B) of Section 4117.10 fore, immediately upon its passage and of the Revised Code, this Council Be it ordained by the Council of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it hereby approves the collective bar- the City of Cleveland: shall take effect and be in force gaining agreement with the Inter- Section 1. That the Director of from and after the earliest period national Brotherhood of Electrical Community Development is autho- allowed by law. Workers, Local 39 which contains rized to enter into an agreement Motion to suspend rules. Charter the terms set forth in File No. 1556- with Glenville Development Corpo- and statutory provisions and place 01-A, for the period from April 1, ration for construction of the Brad- on final passage. 2001 through March 31, 2004, which ley Construction Company Head- The rules were suspended. Yeas provides, among other things, for an quarters and Hardware store, and 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read increase in the salaries and wages for the purpose of creating jobs and third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. for members of the bargaining unit employment opportunities in the Nays 0. in accordance with the following City of Cleveland, through the use Not answering Roll Call: Council schedule: of Ward 8 Neighborhood Equity Members Coats and Dolan. Funds. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Increase Effective Date Section 2. That the cost of said man and Jones. of Increase contract shall be in an amount not to exceed $65,183 and shall be paid Ord. No. 1555-01. Three percent (3%) April 1, 2001 from Fund No. 10 SF 166. By Councilman Patmon. Section 3. That the Director of An emergency ordinance authoriz- Three and one-half Law shall prepare and approve said ing the Director of Community percent (3.5%) April 1, 2002 contract and that the contract shall Development to enter into an agree- contain such terms and provisions ment with Glenville Development Four percent (4%) April 1, 2003 as he deems necessary to protect the Corporation for the Glenville Neigh- City’s interest. borhood Hall of Fame through the Section 2. That this ordinance is Section 4. That this ordinance is use of Ward 8 Neighborhood Equity hereby declared to be an emergency hereby declared to be an emergency Funds. measure and, provided it receives measure and provided it receives the Whereas, this ordinance consti- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of affirmative vote of two thirds of all tutes an emergency measure provid- all the members elected to Council, ing for the usual daily operation of it shall take effect and be in force the members elected to Council, it a municipal department; now, there- immediately upon its passage and shall take effect and be in force fore, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it immediately upon its passage and Be it ordained by the Council of shall take effect and be in force approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it the City of Cleveland: from and after the earliest period shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That the Director of allowed by law. from and after the earliest period Community Development is autho- Motion to suspend rules. Charter allowed by law. rized to enter into an agreement and statutory provisions and place Motion to suspend rules. Charter with Glenville Development Corpo- on final passage. and statutory provisions and place ration for the construction of the The rules were suspended. Yeas on final passage. Glenville Neighborhood Hall of 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read The rules were suspended. Yeas Fame Monument recognizing the third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read contributions of Glenville residents, Nays 0. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. and for the purpose of creating jobs Not answering Roll Call: Council Nays 0. and employment opportunities in the Members Coats and Dolan. Not answering Roll Call: Council City of Cleveland, through the use Absent: Council Members Cimper- Members Coats and Dolan. of Ward 8 Neighborhood Equity man and Jones. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Funds. man and Jones. Section 2. That the cost of said Ord. No. 1557-01. contract shall be in an amount not By Councilman Patmon (by depart- Ord. No. 1554-01. to exceed $50,000 and shall be paid mental request). By Councilman Patmon. from Fund No. 10 SF 166. An emergency ordinance approv- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Section 3. That the Director of ing the collective bargaining agree- ing the Director of Community Law shall prepare and approve said ment with Service Hospital Nursing Development to enter into an agree- contract and that the contract shall Home & Public Employees (Custodi- ment with Glenville Development contain such terms and provisions al Workers & Bridge Oilers), Local Corporation for Reddlo Development as he deems necessary to protect the 47 . through the use of Ward 8 Neigh- City’s interest. Whereas, this ordinance consti- borhood Equity Funds. Section 4. That this ordinance is tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, this ordinance consti- hereby declared to be an emergency ing for the usual daily operation of tutes an emergency measure provid- measure and provided it receives the a municipal department; now, there- ing for the usual daily operation of affirmative vote of two thirds of all fore a municipal department; now, there- the members elected to Council, it Be it ordained by the Council of fore, shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and Section 1. That, in accordance the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it with division (B) of Section 4117.10 Section 1. That the Director of shall take effect and be in force of the Revised Code, this Council Community Development is autho- from and after the earliest period hereby approves the collective bar- rized to enter into an agreement allowed by law. gaining agreement with the Service with Glenville Development Corpo- Motion to suspend rules. Charter Hospital Nursing Home & Public ration for Reddlo Development for and statutory provisions and place Employees (Custodial Workers & the new construction of a profes- on final passage. Bridge Oilers), Local 47 which con- sional building to be located at the The rules were suspended. Yeas tains the terms set forth in File No. Intersection of East 105th Street 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read 1557-01-A, for the period from April and Hathaway Avenue for the pur- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. 1, 2001 through March 31, 2004, pose of creating jobs and employ- Nays 0. which provides, among other things, ment opportunities in the City of Not answering Roll Call: Council for an increase in the salaries and Cleveland, through the use of Members Coats and Dolan. wages for members of the bargain- Ward 8 Neighborhood Equity Absent: Council Members Cimper- ing unit in accordance with the fol- F u n d s . man and Jones. lowing schedule: 1979 44 The City Record August 22, 2001

Increase Effective Date Ord. No. 1559-01. Increase Effective Date of Increase By Councilman Patmon (by depart- of Increase mental request). Three percent (3%) April 1, 2001 An emergency ordinance approv- Three percent (3%) April 1, 2001 ing the collective bargaining agree- Three and one-half ment with International Association Three and one-half percent (3.5%) April 1, 2002 of Machinists District Council 54, percent (3.5%) April 1, 2002 Local 439. Four percent (4%) April 1, 2003 Whereas, this ordinance consti- Four percent (4%) April 1, 2003 tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 2. That this ordinance is ing for the usual daily operation of Section 2. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency a municipal department; now, there- hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives fore measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Be it ordained by the Council of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, the City of Cleveland: all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That, in accordance it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and with division (B) of Section 4117.10 immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of the Revised Code, this Council approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force hereby approves the collective bar- shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period gaining agreement with the Inter- from and after the earliest period allowed by law. national Association of Machinists allowed by law. Motion to suspend rules. Charter District Council 54, Local 439 which Motion to suspend rules. Charter and statutory provisions and place contains the terms set forth in File and statutory provisions and place on final passage. No. 1559-01-A, for the period from on final passage. The rules were suspended. Yeas April 1, 2001 through March 31, 2004, The rules were suspended. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read which provides, among other things, 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. for an increase in the salaries and third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Nays 0. wages for members of the bargain- Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council ing unit in accordance with the fol- Not answering Roll Call: Council Members Coats and Dolan. lowing schedule: Members Coats and Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Absent: Council Members Cimper- man and Jones. Increase Effective Date man and Jones. of Increase Ord. No. 1558-01. Ord. No. 1561-01. By Councilman Patmon (by depart- Three percent (3%) April 1, 2001 By Councilman Patmon (by depart- mental request). mental request). An emergency ordinance approv- Three and one-half An emergency ordinance approving ing the collective bargaining agree- percent (3.5%) April 1, 2002 the collective bargaining agreement ment with AFSCME, Ohio Council 8, with Municipal Foreman & Laborers Local 100. Four percent (4%) April 1, 2003 Union (Non-Supervisory), Local 1099. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Whereas, this ordinance consti- tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 2. That this ordinance is tutes an emergency measure provid- ing for the usual daily operation of hereby declared to be an emergency ing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, there- measure and, provided it receives a municipal department; now, there- fore the affirmative vote of two-thirds of fore Be it ordained by the Council of Be it ordained by the Council of all the members elected to Council, the City of Cleveland: the City of Cleveland: it shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That, in accordance Section 1. That, in accordance immediately upon its passage and with division (B) of Section 4117.10 with division (B) of Section 4117.10 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of the Revised Code, this Council of the Revised Code, this Council shall take effect and be in force hereby approves the collective bar- hereby approves the collective bar- from and after the earliest period gaining agreement with the Munici- gaining agreement with the allowed by law. pal Foreman & Laborers Union AFSCME, Ohio Council 8, Local 100 Motion to suspend rules. Charter (Non-Supervisory), Local 1099 which which contains the terms set forth and statutory provisions and place contains the terms set forth in File in File No. 1558-01-A, for the period on final passage. No. 1561-01-A, for the period from from April 1, 2001 through March 31, The rules were suspended. Yeas April 1, 2001 through March 31, 2004, 2004, which provides, among other 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read which provides, among other things, things, for an increase in the third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. for an increase in the salaries and salaries and wages for members of Nays 0. wages for members of the bargain- the bargaining unit in accordance Not answering Roll Call: Council ing unit in accordance with the fol- with the following schedule: Members Coats and Dolan. lowing schedule: Absent: Council Members Cimper- Increase Effective Date man and Jones. Increase Effective Date of Increase of Increase Ord. No. 1560-01. Three percent (3%) April 1, 2001 By Councilman Patmon (by depart- Three percent (3%) April 1, 2001 mental request). Three and one-half An emergency ordinance approv- Three and one-half percent (3.5%) April 1, 2002 ing the collective bargaining agree- percent (3.5%) April 1, 2002 ment with Municipal Foreman & Four percent (4%) April 1, 2003 Laborers Union (Supervisory), Local Four percent (4%) April 1, 2003 1099. Section 2. That this ordinance is Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 2. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency tutes an emergency measure provid- hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives ing for the usual daily operation of measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of a municipal department; now, there- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, fore all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and the City of Cleveland: immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 1. That, in accordance approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force with division (B) of Section 4117.10 shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period of the Revised Code, this Council from and after the earliest period allowed by law. hereby approves the collective bar- allowed by law. Motion to suspend rules. Charter gaining agreement with the Munici- Motion to suspend rules. Charter and statutory provisions and place pal Foreman & Laborers Union and statutory provisions and place on final passage. (Supervisory), Local 1099 which con- on final passage. The rules were suspended. Yeas tains the terms set forth in File No. The rules were suspended. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read 1560-01-A, for the period from April 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. 1, 2001 through March 31, 2004, third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Nays 0. which provides, among other things, Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council for an increase in the salaries and Not answering Roll Call: Council Members Coats and Dolan. wages for members of the bargain- Members Coats and Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimper- ing unit in accordance with the fol- Absent: Council Members Cimper- man and Jones. lowing schedule: man and Jones. 1980 August 22, 2001 The City Record 45

Ord. No. 1562-01. By Councilman Patmon (by departmental request). An emergency ordinance establishing salary and wage schedules for various classifications, effective as of April 1, 2001, and repealing existing Ordinance No. 434-01, passed March 20, 2000, as amended. Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure providing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, therefore, Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That this ordinance shall be known as the “General Salary Ordinance.” Further, that except as other- wise herein provided, the schedules of compensation set forth in Sections 2 to 50 inclusive, shall be effective as of April 1, 2001.

Section 2. Secretary to the Mayor, Directors of Departments, Planning Director, Executive Director Community Relations Board, four Executive Assistants to the Mayor (a) That the salary of the Secretary to the Mayor shall be fixed by the Mayor at not less than $49,078.05 and not more than $154,315.05 per annum. (b) That the salary of the the Directors of Law, Finance, Public Utilities, Port Control, Economic Development, Public Safety, Parks, Recreation and Properties, Public Service, Public Health, Personnel and Human Resources, Community Development, Aging, the Planning Director, and the Executive Director of the Community Relations Board and four (4) Executive Assistants to the Mayor shall be fixed by the Mayor at not less than $49,078.05 and not more than $148,750.72 per annum.

Section 3. Clerk of Council That the salary of the Clerk of Council shall be fixed at not less than $41,416.04 and not more than $93,581.41 per annum.

Section 4. Employees of Council-Salary That the Clerk of Council, with the approval of the President of Council, shall fix the salary of the employees of Council within the limits established in the following schedule for each classification:

Minimum Maximum

1. Administrative Assistant...... 21,112.14 67,858.34 2. Archivist...... 18,630.00 67,858.34 3. Chief of Consumer Affairs...... 21,851.06 74,644.18 4. Chief Deputy Clerk ...... 21,851.06 67,858.34 5. Chief Legislative Secretary...... 21,851.06 67,858.34 6. Clerk’s Deputy Assistant...... 21,851.06 67,858.34 7. Clerk’s Assistant...... $18.72 per hour $21.30 per hour 8. Councilmanic Assistants (Part-Time)...... $ 7.16 per hour $14.02 per hour 9. Council Receptionist...... 18,630.00 40,715.00 10. Deputy Clerk...... 21,112.14 67,858.34 11. Deputy Clerk – Finance...... 21,112.14 67,858.34 12. Director of Communications...... 24,974.46 76,644.18 13. Executive Assistant – Administration...... 24,974.46 81,430.02 14. Executive Assistant – Finance...... 24,974.46 81,430.02 15. Executive Assistant to the Clerk of Council...... 24,974.46 81,430.02 16. Executive Transition Coordinator...... 41,416.04 86,430.02 17. First Assistant Clerk...... 24,975.91 67,858.34 18. Fiscal Officer...... $25.85 per hour $41.81 per hour 19. Fiscal Secretary...... 24,975.91 64,336.48 20. Information Systems Coordinator...... 21,851.06 74,098.58 21. Information Systems Administrator...... 21,851.06 81,430.02 22. Legislative Assistants...... 18,630.00 54,286.68 23. Legislative Assistant/Administrative Secretary...... 18,630.00 64,336.48 24. Legislative Secretary...... 18,630.00 54,286.68 25. Research Assistant...... 21,851.06 81,430.02 26. Research Director...... 21,851.06 81,430.02 27. Sergeant-at-Arms...... 13,304.30 37,328.41

Section 5. Secretary of Civil Service Commission, Secretaries to Director, and Executive Assistants to the Mayor That the salary of the Secretary of the Civil Service Commission, the salary of the Secretary to each Director of a Department, and the salaries of four Executive Assistants to the Mayor shall be fixed by the Mayor in accordance with the following schedule:

Minimum Maximum 1. Four Executive Assistants to the Mayor...... $35,410.47 $125,241.90 2. Special Assistant to the Mayor...... 20,410.00 79,901.99 3. Secretary to Directors of Departments...... 36,590.39 105,803.73 4. Secretary of the Civil Service Commission...... 25,011.85 74,623.50

Section 6. Department of Law That the Director of Law shall fix the salary of each member of his staff of lawyers in accordance with the following schedule: 1981 46 The City Record August 22, 2001

CIVIL BRANCH Minimum Maximum 1. Chief Counsel...... $36,750.00 $116,992.77 2. Chief Assistant Director of Law...... 31,500.00 90,878.58 3. Assistant Director of Law I...... 26,250.00 65,671.03 4. Assistant Director of Law I(s)...... 26,250.00 71,224.40 5. Assistant Director of Law II...... 31,500.00 74,126.31 6. Assistant Director of Law II(s)...... 31,500.00 80,831.61

CRIMINAL BRANCH 1. Chief Assistant Prosecutor...... 36,750.00 104,435.53 2. First Assistant Prosecutor...... 31,500.00 82,232.88 3. Assistant Prosecutor...... 23,100.00 65,274.98

Section 7. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Custodial Worker...... $ 8.34 per hour $12.58 per hour 2. Window Washer...... $12.54 per hour $17.07 per hour 3. Bridge Oiler...... $ 8.96 per hour $15.18 per hour

Section 8. That salaries in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Accountant I...... $ 6.55 per hour $16.68 per hour 2. Accountant II...... $ 7.27 per hour $18.29 per hour 3. Accountant III...... $ 8.20 per hour $20.28 per hour 4. Accountant Clerk I...... $ 5.15 per hour $13.51 per hour 5. Accountant Clerk II...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.60 per hour 6. Activities Therapist...... $ 9.15 per hour $12.84 per hour 7. AIDS Support Services Coordinator...... $10.49 per hour $14.37 per hour 8. Air Pollution Control Engineer I...... $ 8.43 per hour $21.44 per hour 9. Air Pollution Control Engineer II...... $ 8.96 per hour $22.60 per hour 10. Air Pollution Control Engineer III...... $ 9.50 per hour $23.81 per hour 11. Air Pollution Engineer...... $12.04 per hour $16.74 per hour 12. Air Pollution Inspector I...... $12.12 per hour $17.25 per hour 13. Air Pollution Inspector II...... $ 7.76 per hour $19.24 per hour 14. Air Pollution Technician I...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 15. Air Pollution Technician II...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 16. Air Pollution Technician III...... $ 8.43 per hour $21.44 per hour 17. Airport Information Representative...... $10.02 per hour $14.01 per hour 18. Airport Operations Agent I...... $14.14 per hour $17.32 per hour 19. Airport Operations Agent II...... $17.77 per hour $20.39 per hour 20. Airport Safety Man...... $14.19 per hour $17.72 per hour 21. Architect...... $ 9.73 per hour $25.22 per hour 22. Associate Engineer...... $17.83 per hour $23.58 per hour 23. Assistant Buyer...... $ 6.71 per hour $17.50 per hour 24. Assistant City Planner...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 25. Assistant Civil Engineer...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 26. Assistant Electrical Engineer...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 27. Assistant Mechanical Engineer...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 28. Assistant Plan Examiner...... $13.42 per hour $19.24 per hour 29. Associate Programmer...... $ 7.55 per hour $19.60 per hour 30. Bacteriologist...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 31. Bill Collector...... $10.02 per hour $14.01 per hour 32. Building Inspector...... $14.26 per hour $18.60 per hour 33. Camera Room Operator...... $ 6.04 per hour $15.92 per hour 34. Caseworker I...... $ 5.90 per hour $15.21 per hour 35. Caseworker II...... $ 6.55 per hour $16.68 per hour 36. Cashier/Starter...... $ 6.36 per hour $16.68 per hour 37. Chemist...... $ 8.90 per hour $21.86 per hour 38. Chief Miscellaneous Investigator...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 39. Citizens Information Representative...... $ 6.04 per hour $15.92 per hour 40. Civil Engineer...... $ 9.50 per hour $25.22 per hour 41. Claims Examiner...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 42. Clerk Typist...... $ 7.62 per hour $10.44 per hour 43. Clinical Laboratory Assistant...... $ 6.36 per hour $15.92 per hour 44. Clinical Laboratory Technician I...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 45. Clinical Laboratory Technician II...... $ 7.37 per hour $19.60 per hour 46. Cocaine Treatment Counselor I...... $ 8.56 per hour $15.14 per hour 47. Cocaine Intake Specialist...... $ 9.95 per hour $13.63 per hour 48. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector I...... $14.08 per hour $20.29 per hour 49. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector II...... $14.89 per hour $21.44 per hour 1982 August 22, 2001 The City Record 47

50. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector III...... $15.70 per hour $22.60 per hour 51. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Heating I...... $14.08 per hour $20.29 per hour 52. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Heating II...... $14.89 per hour $21.44 per hour 53. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Heating III...... $15.70 per hour $22.60 per hour 54. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Refrigeration I...... $14.08 per hour $20.29 per hour 55. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Refrigeration II...... $14.89 per hour $21.44 per hour 56. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Refrigeration III...... $15.70 per hour $22.60 per hour 57. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Trainee...... $ 9.97 per hour $16.37 per hour 58. Community Development Planner...... $ 9.87 per hour $24.26 per hour 59. Community Health Aide...... $ 5.15 per hour $13.51 per hour 60. Community Relations Representative I...... $ 6.04 per hour $15.92 per hour 61. Community Relations Representative II...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 62. Community Relations Representative III...... $ 9.51 per hour $23.81 per hour 63. Composing Equipment Operator...... $ 6.71 per hour $17.50 per hour 64. Computer Monitor Assistant...... $ 8.43 per hour $11.57 per hour 65. Computer Operator...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 66. Construction Technician...... $12.02 per hour $18.46 per hour 67. Consumer Protection Specialist...... $ 5.73 per hour $15.21 per hour 68. Contract and Monitoring Specialist...... $ 9.12 per hour $20.36 per hour 69. Cook...... $11.38 per hour $13.17 per hour 70. Copy Center Operator...... $ 5.67 per hour $14.60 per hour 71. Cost Construction Estimator...... $ 8.34 per hour $18.72 per hour 72. Customer Service Representative...... $10.03 per hour $14.58 per hour 73. Data Control Clerk...... $ 5.24 per hour $14.02 per hour 74. Data Conversion Operator...... $ 9.92 per hour $12.70 per hour 75. Dental Assistant ...... $ 5.15 per hour $13.24 per hour 76. Development Officer...... $ 8.96 per hour $22.59 per hour 77. Dietician...... $ 9.08 per hour $16.67 per hour 78. Drug and Alcohol Counselor...... $ 9.05 per hour $12.40 per hour 79. Electrical Engineer...... $ 9.50 per hour $25.22 per hour 80. Electronic Engineer...... $ 9.54 per hour $25.67 per hour 81. Elevator Inspector...... $14.23 per hour $18.60 per hour 82. Engineer...... $22.78 per hour $28.71 per hour 83. Environmental Compliance Specialist I...... $14.95 per hour $18.20 per hour 84. Environmental Compliance Specialist II...... $16.35 per hour $19.11 per hour 85. Environmental Compliance Specialist III...... $17.90 per hour $24.87 per hour 86. Environmental Enforcement Specialist I...... $14.95 per hour $18.99 per hour 87. Environmental Enforcement Specialist II...... $16.35 per hour $19.94 per hour 88. Environmental Enforcement Specialist III...... $17.90 per hour $20.95 per hour 89. Environmental Monitoring Specialist I...... $13.33 per hour $18.81 per hour 90. Environmental Monitoring Specialist II...... $14.18 per hour $19.75 per hour 91. Environmental Monitoring Specialist III...... $15.74 per hour $20.73 per hour 92. Environmental Technician...... $12.35 per hour $15.22 per hour 93. Family Planning Clerk...... $ 7.22 per hour $11.68 per hour 94. Financial Analyst...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 95. Financial Counselor...... $ 7.94 per hour $19.24 per hour 96. Fuel System Technician...... $ 9.23 per hour $17.00 per hour 97. General Health Aide...... $ 5.15 per hour $13.51 per hour 98. General Storekeeper...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 99. Geriatric Outreach Worker...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 100. Head Cook...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.57 per hour 101. Head Storekeeper...... $ 7.11 per hour $18.30 per hour 102. Health Educator I...... $ 6.36 per hour $16.68 per hour 103. Health Educator II...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 104. Heating Inspector...... $14.23 per hour $18.60 per hour 105. HIV Educator...... $ 8.17 per hour $10.64 per hour 106. House Connection Inspector...... $12.70 per hour $15.55 per hour 107. Housing Inspector...... $14.60 per hour $16.55 per hour 108. Human Resources Contract Specialist...... $ 9.73 per hour $25.21 per hour 109. Human Resources On-the-Job Training Specialist...... $10.21 per hour $21.43 per hour 110. Human Resources Planner...... $10.74 per hour $26.63 per hour 111. Human Resources Special Projects Coordinator...... $10.21 per hour $21.43 per hour 112. Income Tax Tracer...... $10.04 per hour $14.74 per hour 113. Industrial Hygiene Engineer...... $ 9.73 per hour $25.21 per hour 114. Industrial Nuisance Inspector...... $ 6.36 per hour $16.68 per hour 115. Information Control Analyst...... $ 6.81 per hour $17.46 per hour 1983 48 The City Record August 22, 2001

116. Inspector of Weight and Measures...... $ 5.73 per hour $15.21 per hour 117. Instrument Repairman...... $ 8.21 per hour $16.67 per hour 118. Instrumentation Technician I...... $16.87 per hour $17.91 per hour 119. Instrumentation Technician II...... $18.83 per hour $19.73 per hour 120. Intake Specialist...... $ 5.15 per hour $13.51 per hour 121. Job Retraining Assistant...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 122. Junior Cashier ...... $ 5.40 per hour $14.01 per hour 123. Junior Chemist...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.60 per hour 124. Junior City Planner...... $ 6.36 per hour $16.68 per hour 125. Junior Civil Engineer...... $ 6.36 per hour $16.68 per hour 126. Junior Clerk...... $ 9.89 per hour $11.68 per hour 127. Junior Draftsman...... $ 8.45 per hour $14.32 per hour 128. Junior Engineering Aide...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.60 per hour 129. Lab Coordinator...... $16.82 per hour $21.23 per hour 130. Laboratory Assistant...... $ 6.04 per hour $15.92 per hour 131. Laboratory Helper...... $ 5.15 per hour $12.58 per hour 132. Landscape Architect...... $ 9.50 per hour $23.81 per hour 133. Lead Pressman...... $ 8.93 per hour $18.55 per hour 134. Life Guard...... $ 8.50 per hour $13.33 per hour 135. Life Guard Captain...... $10.00 per hour $16.52 per hour 136. Mechanical Engineer...... $ 9.50 per hour $25.21 per hour 137. Messenger...... $ 5.15 per hour $12.58 per hour 138. Meter Reader...... $12.82 per hour $15.36 per hour 139. Minority Business Consultant...... $11.15 per hour $28.06 per hour 140. Miscellaneous Investigator...... $ 5.46 per hour $15.36 per hour 141. Monitoring, Auditing and Evaluation Coordinator...... $13.65 per hour $18.57 per hour 142. Office Machine Operator...... $ 9.89 per hour $12.24 per hour 143. Offset Duplicating Machine Operator...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.60 per hour 144. On The Job Training Specialist...... $12.71 per hour $17.94 per hour 145. Park and Recreation Planner...... $ 9.51 per hour $23.81 per hour 146. Parking Attendant...... $ 6.31 per hour $13.51 per hour 147. Parking Meter Collector...... $ 6.32 per hour $13.48 per hour 148. Parking Meter Serviceman...... $13.62 per hour $14.18 per hour 149. Permit Processing Specialist...... $ 7.00 per hour $11.31 per hour 150. Pharmacist...... $10.74 per hour $26.62 per hour 151. Pharmacodependent Rehabilitation Counselor I...... $ 6.49 per hour $12.92 per hour 152. Pharmacodependent Rehabilitation Counselor II...... $ 7.57 per hour $15.26 per hour 153. Photographer...... $ 9.08 per hour $18.29 per hour 154. Photographic Laboratory Technician ...... $ 6.80 per hour $15.92 per hour 155. Photo-Litho Operator...... $ 5.48 per hour $14.60 per hour 156. Physical Director...... $ 8.33 per hour $16.45 per hour 157. Plan Examiner...... $ 8.20 per hour $21.76 per hour 158. Play Director...... $ 5.68 per hour $11.53 per hour 159. Police Radio Technician...... $16.38 per hour $17.33 per hour 160. Pressman...... $ 7.89 per hour $17.95 per hour 161. Preventive Health Counselor...... $13.59 per hour $18.61 per hour 162. Preventive Health Educator...... $ 8.89 per hour $12.50 per hour 163. Principal Cashier...... $ 7.46 per hour $19.60 per hour 164. Principal Clerk...... $11.93 per hour $16.58 per hour 165. Print Shop Helper...... $10.61 per hour $12.36 per hour 166. Private Secretary...... $ 6.71 per hour $17.50 per hour 167. Program Analyst...... $16.64 per hour $25.36 per hour 168. Programmer...... $ 8.96 per hour $22.60 per hour 169. Programmer Analyst...... $ 9.73 per hour $25.21 per hour 170. Property Clerk...... $11.37 per hour $28.08 per hour 171. Psychiatric Social Worker...... $12.48 per hour $18.24 per hour 172. Psychologist I...... $10.74 per hour $24.27 per hour 173. Psychologist II...... $12.88 per hour $28.61 per hour 174. Public Health Nursing Aide...... $10.63 per hour $11.66 per hour 175. Public Health Sanitarian I...... $12.78 per hour $15.57 per hour 176. Public Health Sanitarian II...... $14.35 per hour $17.44 per hour 177. Public Health Sanitarian III...... $15.49 per hour $18.20 per hour 178. Public Health Sanitarian IV...... $ 8.78 per hour $22.59 per hour 179. Public Information Officer...... $ 7.38 per hour $19.24 per hour 180. Quality Assurance Analyst...... $ 8.96 per hour $22.59 per hour 181. Quality Control Coordinator...... $16.82 per hour $21.23 per hour 182. Radio Dispatcher...... $17.33 per hour $17.33 per hour 183. Radio Technician...... $16.38 per hour $17.33 per hour 184. Receptionist...... $ 6.06 per hour $12.88 per hour 185. Records Manager...... $ 9.84 per hour $13.50 per hour 186. Recreation Aide...... $ 5.68 per hour $9.00 per hour 187. Recreation Instructor...... $ 5.15 per hour $13.51 per hour 1984 August 22, 2001 The City Record 49

188. Recreation Instructor I...... $ 5.24 per hour $14.39 per hour 189. Recreation Instructor II...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.95 per hour 190. Recreation Instructor III...... $ 6.83 per hour $15.82 per hour 191. Recreation Program Supervisor...... $ 6.83 per hour $14.70 per hour 192. Redevelopment Advisor...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 193. Redevelopment Coordinator...... $ 8.38 per hour $22.60 per hour 194. Refrigeration Inspector...... $14.26 per hour $18.60 per hour 195. Refugee Outreach Worker...... $ 8.40 per hour $12.57 per hour 196. Registered Animal Health Technician...... $ 7.94 per hour $13.51 per hour 197. Rehabilitation Advisor...... $ 6.71 per hour $17.50 per hour 198. Rehabilitation Inspector...... $14.60 per hour $22.60 per hour 199. Sanitarian Aide...... $11.62 per hour $13.11 per hour 200. Secretary...... $ 6.30 per hour $14.60 per hour 201. Secretary to Director of Consumer Affairs...... $ 9.51 per hour $23.81 per hour 202. Senior Assistant Architect...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 203. Senior Assistant City Planner...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 204. Senior Assistant Civil Engineer...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 205. Senior Assistant Electrical Engineer...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 206. Senior Assistant Mechanical Engineer...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 207. Senior Assistant Traffic Engineer...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 208. Senior Bacteriologist...... $ 6.71 per hour $17.50 per hour 209. Senior Cashier...... $ 6.55 per hour $16.68 per hour 210. Senior Chemist...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 211. Senior Clerk...... $10.29 per hour $13.69 per hour 212. Senior Computer Operator...... $ 8.96 per hour $22.60 per hour 213. Senior Contract and Monitoring Specialist...... $11.34 per hour $23.96 per hour 214. Senior Data Conversion Operator...... $10.80 per hour $15.21 per hour 215. Senior Development Officer...... $12.63 per hour $29.64 per hour 216. Senior Draftsman...... $ 9.65 per hour $16.36 per hour 217. Senior Engineering Draftsman and Photographer...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 218. Senior Information Control Analyst...... $ 7.38 per hour $19.24 per hour 219. Senior Laboratory Technician...... $10.86 per hour $14.88 per hour 220. Senior Landscape Architect...... $ 9.73 per hour $25.21 per hour 221. Senior Site Inspector – Demolition...... $ 8.43 per hour $21.43 per hour 222. Sewer Service Man...... $14.99 per hour $15.90 per hour 223. Site Inspector...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 224. Social Worker for Homeless...... $13.82 per hour $18.93 per hour 225. Starter (Golf)...... $ 5.15 per hour $11.19 per hour 226. S.T.D. Clerk...... $ 7.88 per hour $10.80 per hour 227. Stenographer I...... $ 9.77 per hour $12.27 per hour 228. Stenographer II...... $10.77 per hour $13.69 per hour 229. Stenographer III...... $ 7.37 per hour $15.21 per hour 230. Stock Clerk...... $ 5.46 per hour $15.04 per hour 231. Storekeeper...... $ 6.36 per hour $17.13 per hour 232. Street Obstruction Inspector...... $ 6.04 per hour $15.92 per hour 233. Surveyor...... $ 8.96 per hour $22.60 per hour 234. Tax Auditor I...... $10.60 per hour $15.48 per hour 235. Tax Auditor II...... $12.41 per hour $17.11per hour 236. Technical Specialist...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 237. Technical Specifications Writer...... $ 9.08 per hour $20.29 per hour 238. Telephone Operator...... $ 5.24 per hour $14.01 per hour 239. Telephone Supervisor...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.60 per hour 240. Timekeeper...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.60 per hour 241. Traffic Engineer...... $ 9.50 per hour $23.81 per hour 242. Traffic Sign and Marking Technician...... $13.68 per hour $14.60 per hour 243. Typist...... $ 9.92 per hour $12.70 per hour 244. Urban Planning and Development Technician...... $ 5.73 per hour $15.21 per hour 245. Utility Adjuster...... $10.64 per hour $13.69 per hour 246. Vector Control Assistant...... $ 8.90 per hour $12.18 per hour 247. Veteran’s Counselor...... $ 7.38 per hour $16.56 per hour 248. Water Hydraulic Repairman...... $14.99 per hour $15.90 per hour 249. Water Meter Repairman...... $14.99 per hour $15.90 per hour 250. Water Pipe Repairman...... $13.58 per hour $15.90 per hour 251. Water Serviceman...... $ 9.05 per hour $13.58 per hour 252. Water System Construction Inspector...... $15.67 per hour $19.87 per hour

Section 9. That salaries in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Guard...... $ 6.55 per hour $13.11 per hour 2. Correctional Officer...... $12.18 per hour $13.94 per hour 3. Institutional Guard ...... $12.18 per hour $13.94 per hour 1985 50 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 10. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Bilingual Communication Specialist...... $22,882.82 $31,128.76 2. Police Radio Dispatcher...... 22,885.90 34,083.34 3. Police Safety Aide...... 19,409.04 24,265.18 4. Safety Telephone Operator...... 21,266.04 26,354.27

Section 11. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Assistant Superintendent of Distribution...... 29,828.64 38,266.51 2. Chief Meter Reader...... 26,776.62 34,440.26 3. Chief Radio Dispatcher – Water...... 30,533.44 39,175.14 4. Data Conversion Supervisor...... 24,070.17 31,047.29 5. Engineer of Hydraulic Surveys...... 37,550.06 48,463.15 6. Meter Reader Supervisor...... 29,215.14 38,401.35 7. Sewer Construction Unit Leader...... 31,650.11 40,550.03 8. Sewer Maintenance Unit Leader...... 23,962.24 35,101.15 9. Sewer Maintenance Unit Leader Operator...... 28,605.94 36,733.62 10. Supervisor of Radio Service...... 30,553.44 41,422.00 11. Unit Supervisor...... 26,835.06 38,812.73 12. Water Hydraulic Unit Leader...... 28,446.57 37,050.41 13. Water Hydraulic Supervisor...... 32,237.05 41,809.36 14. Water Meter Department Unit Leader...... 28,446.55 37,050.41 15. Water Meter Department Supervisor...... 32,237.05 41,809.36 16. Water Pipe Repair Unit Leader...... 28,446.57 37,954.39 17. Water Pipe Repair Supervisor...... 32,242.61 42,713.34

Section 12. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Building Stationary Engineer...... $10.14 per hour $16.22 per hour 2. Chief Building Stationary Engineer...... $12.37 per hour $17.34 per hour 3. Chief Stationary Engineer...... $ 9.18 per hour $18.95 per hour 4. First Assistant Stationary Engineer...... $12.15 per hour $17.25 per hour 5. Purification Plant Operator I...... $ 9.43 per hour $13.21 per hour 6. Purification Plant Operator II...... $10.83 per hour $15.04 per hour 7. Purification Plant Operator III ...... $11.36 per hour $15.71 per hour 8. Second Assistant Stationary Engineer...... $10.83 per hour $16.11 per hour 9. Stationary Boiler Room Operator...... $12.29 per hour $16.82 per hour 10. Water Plant Operator I...... $15.70 per hour $17.76 per hour 11. Water Plant Operator II...... $17.73 per hour $19.02 per hour

Section 13. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Traffic Sign and Marking Supervisor...... $12.89 per hour $21.10 per hour 2. Traffic Sign Process Operator...... $12.89 per hour $21.10 per hour

Section 14. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Security Officer...... $10.80 per hour $16.74 per hour

Section 15. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Airport Maintenance Man...... $11.97 per hour $15.14 per hour 2. Concrete Mixer Driver...... $14.82 per hour $18.79 per hour 3. Dog Warden...... $11.04 per hour $13.99 per hour 4. Ground Maintenance Truck Driver II...... $12.34 per hour $15.65 per hour 5. Hostler...... $ 9.80 per hour $12.42 per hour 6. Parking Enforcement Officer...... $ 9.74 per hour $12.34 per hour 7. Street Carry-all Driver...... $15.55 per hour $19.70 per hour 8. Street Maintenance Equipment Leader...... $16.15 per hour $20.47 per hour 9. Street Equipment Maintenance Specialist...... $15.55 per hour $19.70 per hour 10. Tanker Truck Driver...... $15.55 per hour $19.70 per hour 11. Tow Truck Operator ...... $11.80 per hour $14.97 per hour 12. Traffic Controller...... $ 9.73 per hour $12.34 per hour 13. Truck Driver...... $12.50 per hour $15.85 per hour 14. Waste Collection Driver...... $12.33 per hour $15.63 per hour 15. Waste Collection Roll-Off Driver...... $15.52 per hour $20.08 per hour 1986 August 22, 2001 The City Record 51

Section 16. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Machinist...... $15.83 per hour $18.58 per hour 2. Machinist Unit Leader...... $14.28 per hour $21.04 per hour 3. Machinist Helper...... $13.72 per hour $15.70 per hour

Section 17. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Auto Body Repair Unit Leader...... $12.88 per hour $19.31 per hour 2. Auto Body Repair Worker...... $15.73 per hour $17.12 per hour 3. Automobile Repair Helper...... $10.13 per hour $14.39 per hour 4. Automobile Repair Worker...... $12.60 per hour $16.97 per hour 5. Automobile Repairman Unit Leader...... $17.78 per hour $20.59 per hour 6. Blacksmith...... $15.79 per hour $20.06 per hour 7. Garage Worker...... $12.42 per hour $14.43 per hour 8. Heavy Duty Mechanic...... $15.75 per hour $20.33 per hour 9. Small Equipment Repair Worker...... $12.26 per hour $15.61 per hour 10. Tire Repair Worker...... $14.08 per hour $15.47 per hour 11. Welder...... $18.36 per hour $19.77 per hour

Section 18. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Bridge Attendant...... $ 7.82 per hour $12.97 per hour 2. Electric Bridge Operator...... $ 9.39 per hour $15.66 per hour

Section 19. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Assistant Chief Electrical Inspector...... $30,822.89 $40,987.11 2. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Electrical I...... $14.40 per hour $19.70 per hour 3. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Electrical II...... $15.20 per hour $20.82 per hour 4. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Electrical III...... $16.01 per hour $21.93 per hour 5. Electrical Inspector...... $29,217.91 $38,852.90

Section 20. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Assistant Chief Plumbing Inspector...... $30,822.89 $40,987.11 2. Assistant Plumbing Inspector...... $18,839.70 $33,644.18 3. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Plumbing I...... $14.40 per hour $19.70 per hour 4. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Plumbing II...... $15.20 per hour $20.82 per hour 5. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Plumbing III...... $16.01 per hour $21.93 per hour 6. Plumbing Inspector...... $29,217.91 $38,852.90

Section 21. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Emergency Medical Dispatcher (Probationary)...... $ 8.50 per hour $ 8.50 per hour 2. Emergency Medical Dispatcher...... $24,765.24 $34,091.62 3. Emergency Medical Technician...... $26,336.35 $39,296.16

Section 22. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Nurse II...... $19,049.10 $40,499.69 2. Public Health Nurse...... 19,049.10 40,499.69 3. Public Health Nurse I...... 23,146.64 39,432.63 4. Public Health Nurse II...... 35,887.06 38,083.56 5. Public Health Nurse III...... 39,098.75 42,031.15 6. Public Health Nurse IV...... 28,151.33 45,869.06 7. Public Health Nurse V...... 30,653.67 50,426.68 8. Public Health Nurse VI...... 35,658.35 58,284.78 9. Supervising Public Health Nurse ...... 23,647.11 44,203.41 1987 52 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 23. That the salaries and the compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Apprentice Cable Splicer...... $14.78 per hour $21.15 per hour 2. Apprentice Lineman...... $14.89 per hour $21.32 per hour 3. Cable Foreman...... $20.92 per hour $27.81 per hour 4. Cable Splicer...... $17.46 per hour $23.23 per hour 5. Cable Splicer I...... $18.72 per hour $24.90 per hour 6. Cable Splicer II...... $17.14 per hour $22.78 per hour 7. Cable Splicer Helper...... $12.62 per hour $19.56 per hour 8. Dispatcher Electric System Operator...... $17.64 per hour $23.45 per hour 9. Electric Meter Industrial Installer...... $18.64 per hour $24.80 per hour 10. Electric Meter Instrument Specialist and General Tester...... $18.86 per hour $25.08 per hour 11. Electric Meterman Apprentice...... $14.55 per hour $20.85 per hour 12. Electric Meter Service Foremen...... $20.92 per hour $27.81 per hour 13. Electric Meter Service Installer I...... $17.38 per hour $23.09 per hour 14. Electric Meter Service Installer II...... $16.18 per hour $21.53 per hour 15. Electric Motor and Transformer Repairman...... $17.38 per hour $23.09 per hour 16. Electric Switchboard Operator Foreman...... $20.92 per hour $27.81 per hour 17. Electric Transmission and Distribution Inspector...... $18.72 per hour $24.90 per hour 18. Foreman Low Tension...... $20.55 per hour $27.33 per hour 19. Gas Turbine Mechanic...... $17.38 per hour $23.09 per hour 20. Gas Turbine Mechanic Apprentice...... $14.78 per hour $21.15 per hour 21. Junior Electric Switchboard Operator...... $14.86 per hour $19.77 per hour 22. Leader Lineman Low-Tension...... $19.93 per hour $26.51 per hour 23. Line Foreman...... $20.92 per hour $27.81 per hour 24. Line Clearance Man...... $14.62 per hour $20.57 per hour 25. Line Helper Driver...... $12.44 per hour $20.15 per hour 26. Lineman...... $18.72 per hour $24.90 per hour 27. Lineman Leader...... $20.06 per hour $26.68 per hour 28. Line Switchman...... $20.06 per hour $26.68 per hour 29. Low Tension Lineman...... $17.46 per hour $23.23 per hour 30. Low Tension Lineman Apprentice...... $14.37 per hour $20.57 per hour 31. Low Tension Trouble Lineman...... $18.30 per hour $26.40 per hour 32. Police Division Trouble Lineman...... $19.19 per hour $25.52 per hour 33. Safety Signal Trouble Lineman...... $19.19 per hour $25.52 per hour 34. Senior Cable Splicer...... $19.71 per hour $26.21 per hour 35. Electric Switchboard Operator...... $16.39 per hour $21.79 per hour 36. Senior Lineman...... $19.71 per hour $26.21 per hour 37. Signal System Powerman...... $19.54 per hour $25.99 per hour 38. Telecommunications Technician...... $19.54 per hour $25.99 per hour 39. Traffic Signal Control Technician...... $20.69 per hour $27.51 per hour 40. Transformer Repairman Foreman...... $20.92 per hour $27.81 per hour 41. Trouble Lineman...... $19.71 per hour $26.21 per hour 42. Underground Conduit Foreman...... $20.92 per hour $27.81 per hour

Section 24. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Accident and Safety Inspector...... $16.44 per hour $18.44 per hour 2. Airport Field Foreman...... $16.31 per hour $18.31 per hour 3. Arborist I...... $14.33 per hour $16.33 per hour 4. Arborist II...... $16.60 per hour $18.60 per hour 5. Arborist III...... $18.73 per hour $20.73 per hour 6. Assistant Gardener...... $11.24 per hour $13.24 per hour 7. Assistant Manager of Parks and Urban Forestry ...... $20.24 per hour $22.24 per hour 8. Assistant Superintendent of Waste Collection...... $20.74 per hour $22.74 per hour 9. Cemetery Foreman...... $16.32 per hour $18.32 per hour 10. Cemeteries Maintenance Man I...... $12.81 per hour $14.81 per hour 11. Cemeteries Maintenance Man II...... $19.99 per hour $21.99 per hour 12. Cemetery Supervisor...... $18.74 per hour $20.74 per hour 13. Chief Engineering and Construction Inspector...... $20.60 per hour $22.60 per hour 14. Chief Horticulturist...... $24.59 per hour $26.59 per hour 15. Cold Patch and Crack Sealing Foreman ...... $18.85 per hour $20.85 per hour 16. Cold Patch and Crack Sealing Worker...... $14.08 per hour $16.08 per hour 17. Crematory and Mausoleum Operator...... $14.33 per hour $16.33 per hour 18. District Paving Repair Foreman...... $25.58 per hour $27.58 per hour 19. Engineering and Construction Inspector...... $15.37 per hour $17.37 per hour 20. Gardener...... $12.30 per hour $14.30 per hour 1988 August 22, 2001 The City Record 53

21. General Construction Foreman...... $25.81 per hour $27.81 per hour 22. General Shop Foreman...... $18.74 per hour $20.74 per hour 23. Greenskeeper...... $16.96 per hour $18.96 per hour 24. Ground Maintenance Crew Foreman...... $13.84 per hour $15.84 per hour 25. Ground Maintenance Foreman...... $16.32 per hour $18.32 per hour 26. Ground Maintenance Man...... $12.81 per hour $14.81 per hour 27. Horticulturist...... $23.55 per hour $25.55 per hour 28. Horticulturist Maintenance Foreman...... $18.32 per hour $20.32 per hour 29. Labor Foreman...... $16.31 per hour $18.31 per hour 30. Lead Program Assistant...... $13.91 per hour $15.91 per hour 31. Mechanical Handyman...... $13.36 per hour $15.36 per hour 32. Maintenance Foreman...... $15.60 per hour $17.60 per hour 33. Municipal Service Laborer...... $12.81 per hour $14.81 per hour 34. Parking Coordinator...... $17.24 per hour $19.24 per hour 35. Practical Nurse...... $12.75 per hour $14.75 per hour 36. Radio Operator...... $14.71 per hour $16.71 per hour 37. Real Estate Maintenance Man...... $13.57 per hour $15.57 per hour 38. Set-Up Foreman...... $13.58 per hour $15.58 per hour 39. Shop Foreman...... $16.31 per hour $18.31 per hour 40. Sidewalk Inspector...... $14.04 per hour $16.04 per hour 41. Street Cleaning District Foreman...... $16.31 per hour $18.31 per hour 42. Street Maintenance Foreman...... $16.31 per hour $18.31 per hour 43. Street Maintenance General Foreman...... $20.75 per hour $22.75 per hour 44. Street Permit Supervisor...... $12.78 per hour $14.78 per hour 45. Street Sweeper – Waste Collection...... $12.45 per hour $14.45 per hour 46. Tire Shredder...... $13.46 per hour $15.46 per hour 47. Transfer Station Attendant...... $17.24 per hour $19.24 per hour 48. Waste Collection Foreman...... $16.31 per hour $18.31 per hour 49. Waste Collection Foreman I...... $17.92 per hour $19.92 per hour 50. Waste Collection Transfer Foreman...... $18.59 per hour $20.59 per hour 51. Waste Collector...... $12.81 per hour $14.81 per hour 52. Waste Collector – Cushman Operator...... $13.16 per hour $15.16 per hour 53. Watchman...... $10.76 per hour $12.76 per hour 54. Watchman Supervisor...... $13.52 per hour $15.52 per hour

Section 25. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Fingerprint Examiner...... $22,000.00 $32,168.86 2. Scientific Examiner...... $25,000.00 $48,080.85

Section 26. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appoint- ing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Budget Analyst...... 16,760.96 44,618.98 2. Buyer...... 17,705.24 40,792.97 3. Civil Service Examiner I...... 12,983.84 34,200.84 4. Civil Service Examiner II...... 15,344.54 36,782.26 5. Civil Service Examiner III...... 18,885.58 42,220.73 6. Civil Service Examiner IV...... 23,606.98 52,398.08 7. Court Stenographer...... 15,344.54 34,270.24 8. Docket Clerk...... 16,043.58 30,573.46 9. Junior Personnel Assistant...... 12,983.84 33,134.82 10. Law Librarian...... 16,524.89 33,038.97 11. Legal Secretary...... 17,189.55 34,656.78 12. Office Manager...... 14,700.00 32,780.81 13. Parking Enforcement Analyst...... 18,385.50 37,509.08 14. Paralegal...... 16,043.58 36,782.38 15. Personnel Assistant...... 16,524.89 38,069.77 16. Private Secretary to Director...... 15,344.54 40,022.05 17. Senior Personnel Assistant...... 17,705.24 42,220.73 18. Tape Librarian...... 14,164.19 35,103.80

Section 27. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Administrative Officer...... 17,705.24 44,593.41 2. Cable Protection Specialist...... 18,529.41 32,437.84 3. Case Worker Supervisor...... 20,065.93 38,069.77 4. Chief Air Pollution Inspector...... 20,065.93 43,085.42 5. Chief Caseworker Supervisor...... 22,426.64 38,668.86 6. Chief Clerk...... 22,050.00 40,022.27 7. Chief Photographer...... 20,065.93 43,085.42 1989 54 The City Record August 22, 2001

8. Chief Radio Dispatcher...... 25,377.50 40,307.86 9. Chief Telephone Operator...... 17,611.99 42,119.39 10. Cocaine Treatment Supervisor...... 22,426.64 40,022.27 11. Composing Supervisor...... 20,065.93 36,782.38 12. Consumer Protection Supervisor...... 18,885.58 38,668.86 13. Custodial Worker Supervisor...... 17,705.24 35,570.37 14. Personnel Analyst I...... 21,000.00 39,776.98 15. Secretary to Board of Examiner of Plumbers Board of Review (Electrical)...... 18,885.58 33,484.82 16. Secretary – Boxing and Wrestling Commission...... 18,885.58 30,573.46 17. Superintendent of Maintenance...... 23,606.98 48,164.67 18. Superintendent of Street Cleaning...... 25,967.68 39,292.74 19. Superintendent of Waste Collection...... 29,508.73 48,164.67 20. Supervisor of Income Tax Files...... 18,885.58 33,484.82 21. Supervisor of Storeroom and Mailing...... 16,524.89 30,573.46

Section 28. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Airport Maintenance Supervisor...... 21,019.66 44,593.59 2. Assistant Chief Building Inspector...... 17,705.24 49,440.00 3. Assistant Chief Housing Inspector...... 17,705.24 43,084.23 4. Assistant Custodian...... 16,559.28 40,791.73 5. Assistant Superintendent of Electrical Generation...... 21,019.66 47,744.62 6. Bridge Inspector...... 13,958.10 35,103.91 7. Bureau Manager – Housing...... 26,797.11 69,147.01 8. Bureau Manager – Demolition...... 26,797.11 69,147.01 9. Bureau Manager – Building...... 26,797.11 69,147.01 10. Cable Production Manager...... 20,410.00 78,335.28 11. Chief Bridge Operator...... 16,559.28 42,219.44 12. Chief of Electric Meter Bureau...... 26,274.57 59,598.93 14. Chief Guard...... l5,764.74 34,910.81 14. Chief Safety Signal System...... $18.60 per hour $30.98 per hour 15. Chief Sidewalk Inspector...... 15,641.78 38,672.07 16. Chief Street Permit Inspector...... 14,790.48 36,782.38 18. Chief of Traffic Signal Unit...... $18.60 per hour $30.98 per hour 18. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector Supervisor...... 34,464.91 47,858.90 19. Coordinator of Parking Enforcement...... 18,627.62 44,071.82 20. Correctional Supervisor...... 17,543.01 43,085.42 21. District Forester...... 31,043.38 49,108.56 23. Electric Bridge Operator Leader...... $ 8.55 per hour $15.27 per hour 24. Environmental Assistant...... 17,705.24 43,085.42 24. Field Operations Forester...... 32,445.00 50,963.57 25. General Superintendent of Waste Collection...... 30,473.96 53,673.35 26. House Sergeant...... 13,137.29 30,839.68 27. Instrumentation Supervisor...... 29,200.50 44,806.85 28. Parking Meter Foreman...... 24,679.38 34,702.94 29. Printing Foreman...... 28,404.92 43,847.13 30. Supervisor of Landscape Construction...... 17,078.47 39,292.74 31. Supervisor of Parking Enforcement Unit...... 18,262.21 34,229.51 32. Supervisor of Markets...... 14,790.48 38,069.77 33. Supervisor of Weights and Measures...... 14,790.48 36,782.38 34. Survey Party Chief...... 18,099.87 47,408.08 35. Tunnel Maintenance Foreman...... 17,078.47 32,146.98 36. Tunnel Maintenance Man...... 15,764.72 29,351.17

Section 29. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Airport Safety Supervisor...... 38,762.61 43,862.84

Section 30. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Accountant IV...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 2. Airport Operations Agent III...... 18,627.62 46,955.82 3. Assistant Bureau Chief-Demolition...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 4. Assistant Financial Systems Coordinator...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 5. Assistant Personnel Administrator...... 18,627.62 46,955.82 6. Budget and Management Analyst...... 18,627.62 46,955.82 7. Chief Dog Warden...... 18,627.62 57,260.51 8. Labor Relations Assistant...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 1990 August 22, 2001 The City Record 55

9. Rehabilitation Supervisor...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 10. Superintendent of Sewer Maintenance...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 11. Supervisor of Architectural Construction...... 18,627.62 46,975.00 12. Supervisor of Personnel Records...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 13. Supervisor of Site Development...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 14. Supervisor of Vital Statistics...... 18,627.62 46,955.82 15. Systems Analyst...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 16. Water Plant Shift Supervisor ...... $8.96 per hour $22.58 per hour 17. Water Plant Shift Supervisor – Parma Control...... $8.96 per hour $22.58 per hour 18. Water System Construction Inspector Supervisor...... 18,627.62 46,955.82

Section 31. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Airport Maintenance Superintendent...... 19,784.74 49,523.33 2. Assistant Commissioner of Recreation...... 19,784.74 60,391.48 3. Assistant Contract Compliance Officer...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 4. Assistant Director of Public Health Nurses...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 5. Assistant Income Tax Financial Supervisor...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 6. Assistant Manager of Audit Control and Personnel...... 19,784.74 49,523.33 7. Assistant Manager of Recreation...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 8. Assistant Superintendent of Pumping...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 9. Assistant Superintendent of Purification...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 10. Auditor...... 19,784.74 49,523.33 11. Chief Alcoholism Coordinating Service...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 12. Chief of the Demolition Bureau...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 13. Chief Plan Examiner...... 19,784.74 49,523.33 14. City Planner...... 19,784.74 49,523.33 15. Deputy Commissioner of Recreation-Fiscal Control...... 19,784.74 60,391.48 16. Deputy Project Director...... 19,784.74 52,888.99 17. District Supervisor - Environmental Health...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 18. Emergency Medical Technician Supervisor...... 19,784.74 49,523.33 19. Income Tax Supervisor...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 20. Office of Professional Standards Investigative Auditor...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 21. Office of Professional Standards Research/Analyst...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 22. Project Program Director of Consumer Affairs...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 23. Recreation Center Manager...... 32,500.00 60,391.48 24. Superintendent of Light Equipment Maintenance ...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 25. Superintendent of Vehicle Administrative Services ...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 26. Supervisor Administrative Services-Data Processing Center...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 27. Supervisor of Milk Program...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 28. Supervisor of Vector Control...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 29. Welfare Liaison...... 19,784.74 47,848.63

Section 32. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Air Pollution Control, Engineer IV...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 2. Airport Safety Shift Commander...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 3. Assistant Administrator...... 20,231.40 52,398.08 4. Assistant Health Center Director...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 5. Assistant Manager of Marketing...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 6. Central Payroll Supervisor...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 7. Chief Building Inspector...... 20,231.40 53,560.00 8. Chief Electrical Inspector...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 9. Chief Elevator Inspector...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 10. Chief Environmental Health-Engineering...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 11. Chief Heating Inspector...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 12. Chief Housing Inspector...... 20,231.40 52,398.08 13. Chief Plumbing Inspector...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 14. Chief Rehabilitation Supervisor...... 20,231.40 52,398.08 15. Contract Supervisor – Division of Purchases and Supplies...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 16. Data Processing Supervisor...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 17. Human Resources Contract Administrator...... 20,231.40 67,572.45 18. Manager of Public Utilities Building Maintenance...... 20,231.40 62,374.56 19. Senior Systems Analyst...... 20,231.40 52,398.08 20. Shift Supervisor Operations...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 1991 56 The City Record August 22, 2001

21. Superintendent of Distribution...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 22. Superintendent of Pumping...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 23. Superintendent of Purification...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 24. Supervising Tax Auditor...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 25. Supervisor of Civil Service Records...... 20,231.40 50,626.16

Section 33. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Airport Operations Superintendent...... 23,333.40 55,412.00 2. Airport Security Coordinator...... 23,333.40 53,538.16 3. Assistant Airport Safety Chief/ Training Officer...... 23,333.40 53,538.16 4. Assistant Chief of Pumping...... 23,333.40 53,538.16 5. Assistant Chief of Purification...... 23,333.40 53,538.16 6. Assistant Manager of Box Office...... 23,333.40 57,074.36 7. Assistant Manager-Human Resources Planning and Management...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 8. Assistant Manager of Stage...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 9. Chief of Bureau of Accounts and Collections...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 10. Chief of Bureau of Industrial Air Pollution...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 11. Chief of Bureau of Smoke Abatement...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 12. Chief Engineer-Traffic...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 13. Chief Senior Electric Switchboard Operator...... 22,333.40 55,412.00 14. Chief of Tax Auditing Bureau...... 22,333.40 55,412.00 15. Chief of Tax Records Bureau...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 16. Deputy Commissioner of Purchases and Supplies...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 17. Grants Administrator...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 18. Health Center Director...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 19. Human Resources Fiscal Administrator...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 20. Income Tax Financial Supervisor...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 21. Manager of Assigned Maintenance...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 22. Manager of Parks and Recreation Research and Planning...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 23. Manager of Parks and Urban Forestry...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 24. Manager of Shops and Field Equipment...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 25. Manager of Site Development...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 26. Project Director...... 22,333.40 67,572.45 27. Programming Supervisor...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 28. Superintendent of Sidewalks...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 29. Superintendent of Water Plant Maintenance...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 30. Warehouse Inventory Manager...... 22,333.40 67,572.45

Section 34. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Accountant Supervisor...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 2. Assistant Chief of Water Distribution...... 23,647.11 58,383.52 3. Assistant Commissioner of Assessments and Licenses...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 4. Assistant Commissioner, Division of Printing and Reproduction...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 5. Assistant Commissioner of Engineering and Construction...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 6. Building Manager...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 7. Chief Architect...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 8. Chief Auditor – Utilities...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 9. Chief City Planner...... 23,647.11 58,383.52 10. Chief, Computer Operations...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 11. Chief Engineer – Civil...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 12. Chief Engineer – Mechanical...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 13. Chief Legal Investigator – Civil Branch...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 14. Chief of Street Lighting and Electrical Services ...... 23,647.11 58,383.52 15. Chief of Laboratories...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 16. Chief of Purification...... 23,647.11 58,383.52 17. Chief Surveyor...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 18. Convention Manager...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 19. Financial Systems Coordinator...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 20. Fiscal Manager...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 21. Investment Manager...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 22. Manager of Enterprise Unit...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 23. Manager of Events...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 24. Manager of General Maintenance...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 25. Manager of Markets...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 26. Manager of Parking...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 1992 August 22, 2001 The City Record 57

27. Manager of Production Power Generation...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 28. Manager of Recreation...... 40,000.00 65,719.45 29. Purchasing Supervisor – Division of Purchases and Supplies...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 30. Secretary to the Board of Building Standards and Building Appeals...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 31. Secretary to the Board of Zoning Appeals...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 32. Security Manager – Convention Center...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 33. Senior Internal Auditor...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 34. Senior Programmer Analyst...... 23,647.11 58,383.52 35. Supervisor of Food and Drug Administration...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 36. Supervisor – Information Control...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 37. Theatrical Manager...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 38. Water Plant Manager...... 23,647.11 71,196.07

Section 35. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Airport Maintenance Manager...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 2. Airport Operations Manager...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 3. Airport Safety Chief...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 4. Assistant Commissioner of Administrative Services...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 5. Assistant Commissioner of Building and Housing...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 6. Assistant Commissioner of Cleveland Public Power...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 7. Assistant Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Maintenance...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 8. Assistant Commissioner of Neighborhood Development...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 9. Assistant Commissioner of Neighborhood Revitalization...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 10. Assistant Commissioner of Neighborhood Services...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 11. Assistant Commissioner of Streets...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 12. Assistant Commissioner of Waste Collection and Disposal...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 13. Assistant Commissioner of Water Pollution Control...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 14. Assistant Director of Community Relations Board...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 15. Assistant Income Tax Administrator...... 26,273.96 61,683.57 16. Assistant Superintendent of Electric Transmission and Distribution...... 26,273.96 61,683.57 17. Chief of Air Pollution Enforcement...... 22,333.40 67,572.45 18. Chief of Air Pollution Engineering...... 22,333.40 67,572.45 19. Chief of Air Pollution Information Systems...... 22,333.40 67,572.45 20. Chief of Air Pollution Monitoring...... 22,333.40 67,572.45 21. Chief Civil Service Examiner...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 22. Chief of Pharmacy Services...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 23. Chief of Pumping...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 24. Chief of Water Distribution...... 26,273.96 61,683.57 25. Chief Training Officer...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 26. City Hall Custodian...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 27. Community Development Executive Assistant...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 28. Contract Compliance Officer...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 29. Deputy Commissioner of Accounts...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 30. Deputy Commissioner of Air Pollution Control...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 31. Deputy Commissioner of Airports...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 32. Deputy Commissioner of Convention Center and Stadium...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 33. Deputy Commissioner of Convention Center and Stadium/West Side Market...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 34. Deputy Commissioner of Maintenance...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 35. Deputy Commissioner of Parks and Urban Forestry...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 36. Deputy Commissioner of Parks and Urban Forestry/Golf Courses and Cemeteries...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 37. Deputy Commissioner of Recreation...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 38. Director of Public Health Nurses...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 39. Fair Housing Administrator...... 31,500.00 74,126.31 40. General Manager of Administrative Services...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 1993 58 The City Record August 22, 2001

41. Office of Professional Standards Administrator...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 42. Manager of Human Resources Program Planning and Management...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 43. Personnel Administrator...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 44. Senior Budget and Management Analyst...... 26,273.96 65,875.66 45. Superintendent of Industrial Claims...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 46. Superintendent of Motorized Equipment...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 47. Utilities Comptroller...... 26,273.96 75,220.35

Section 36. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Assistant Commissioner of Water...... 27,325.56 82,334.04 2. Assistant Secretary of Sinking Fund Commission...... 27,325.56 82,334.04 3. Chief of Health Planning and Evaluation...... 27,325.56 65,233.88 4. Chief-Systems Analysis...... 27,325.56 82,334.04 5. Consulting Engineer...... 36,000.00 79,953.75 6. Harbor Manager...... 27,325.56 82,334.04 7. Labor Relations Officer...... 27,325.56 65,233.88 8. Manager of Architecture...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 9. Manager of Compensation and Classifications...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 10. Manager of Education and Research...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 11. Manager of Employee Accident Control...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 12. Manager of Employee Relations...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 13. Manager of Equal Employment Opportunity...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 14. Manager of Recruitment...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 15. Minority Business Development Administrator...... 27,325.56 65,233.88 16. Project Coordinator...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 17. Risk Manager...... 27,325.56 82,334.04 18. Superintendent of Electric Trouble Operations...... 27,325.56 65,233.88

Section 37. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Administrator of Engineering and Planning...... 30,214.95 94,711.57 2. Airport Chief Engineer...... 30,214.95 94,711.57 3. Airport Planning Environmental Officer...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 4. Air Trade Development Manager...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 5. Assistant Director of Human Resources and Economic Development...... 30,214.95 94,711.57 6. Budget Administrator...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 7. Chief of Personnel Management...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 8. Comptroller-Airports...... 30,214.95 94,711.57 9. Data Base Analyst...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 10. Deputy Commissioner of Building and Housing...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 11. Deputy Commissioner of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 12. Deputy Commissioner of Parks, Maintenance and Properties...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 13. Deputy Commissioner of Water...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 14. Deputy Commissioner of Water Pollution Control...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 15. Executive Commissioner for Administration of Department of Finance...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 16. Executive Commissioner of Parks and Urban Forestry...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 17. Field Manager...... 35,000.00 50,032.25 18. Hardware Analyst...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 19. Labor Relations Manager...... 30,214.95 94,711.57 20. Manager of Electric System Operation...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 21. Manager of Human Resources Monitoring and Evaluation...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 22. Manager of Marketing...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 23. Manager of Properties...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 24. Manager of Public Service Operations...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 25. Manager of Telecommunications...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 26. Permit Review Manager...... 35,000.00 55,168.09 27. Project Leader/Applications...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 28. Software Analyst...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 29. Superintendent of Electric Transmission and Distribution...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 1994 August 22, 2001 The City Record 59

30. Supervisor of Computer Operations...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 31. Supervisor Hardware Evaluation...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 32. Telecommunications Analyst...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 33. Veterinarian in Charge of Spay and Neuter Clinic...... 30,214.95 75,040.70

Section 38. That the appointing authority shall fix the salaries in the following classifications in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. City Comptroller...... 41,312.22 116,035.06 2. City Treasurer...... 41,312.22 107,109.29 3. Commissioner of Accounts...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 4. Commissioner of Administrative Services – Community Development...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 5. Commissioner of Architecture...... 41,312.22 124,285.10 6. Commissioner of Assessments and Licenses...... 38,951.52 102,603.34 7. Commissioner of Building and Housing...... 43,672.91 123,357.18 8. Commissioner of Burke Airport...... 38,951.52 102,603.34 9. Commissioner of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport...... 41,312.22 124,285.10 10. Commissioner of Cleveland Public Power...... 43,672.91 123,357.18 11. Commissioner of Convention Center...... 43,672.91 113,868.17 12. Commissioner of Emergency Medical Services...... 41,312.22 116,035.06 13. Commissioner of Engineering and Construction...... 43,672.91 123,357.18 14. Commissioner of Environment...... 41,312.22 116,035.06 15. Commissioner of Health...... 43,672.91 123,357.18 16. Commissioner of House of Corrections...... 38,951.52 102,603.34 17. Commissioner of Information Systems Services...... 50,951.52 123,357.18 18. Commissioner of Motor Vehicle Maintenance...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 19. Commissioner of Neighborhood Development...... 38,951.52 102,603.34 20. Commissioner of Neighborhood Revitalization...... 41,312.22 107,109.29 21. Commissioner of Neighborhood Services...... 41,312.22 107,109.29 22. Commissioner of Park Maintenance and Properties..... 41,312.22 124,285.10 23. Commissioner of Parking Facilities...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 24. Commissioner of Printing and Reproduction...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 25. Commissioner of Property Management...... 43,672.91 123,357.18 26. Commissioner of Purchases and Supplies...... 41,312.22 107,109.20 27. Commissioner of Recreation...... 41,312.22 124,285.10 28. Commissioner of Research/ Planning and Development...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 29. Commissioner of Streets...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 30. Commissioner of Traffic Engineering and Parking ...... 41,312.22 107,109.29 31. Commissioner of Utilities Engineering...... 41,312.22 102,603.34 32. Commissioner of Utilities Fiscal Control...... 38,951.52 102,603.34 33. Commissioner of Waste Collection and Disposal...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 34. Commissioner of Water...... 43,672.91 123,357.18 35. Commissioner of Water Pollution Control...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 36. Income Tax Administrator...... 41,312.22 116,035.06 37. Manager of Internal Audit...... 38,951.52 102,603.34

Section 39. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Assistant Manager – Applications Development and Technical Support...... 46,224.91 105,065.57 2. Assistant Manager – Data Processing Operations ...... 46,224.91 96,983.62 3. Assistant to Manager of Planning...... 46,224.91 96,983.62 4. Deputy Commissioner of Cleveland Public Power...... 46,224.91 96,983.62

Section 40. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Data Base Administrator...... 39,937.34 92,409.52 2. Supervisor Applications Development...... 39,937.34 73,216.78 3. Supervisor Software Support...... 39,937.34 73,216.78 4. Supervisor Quality Assurance...... 39,937.34 73,216.78

Section 41. That the appointing authority shall fix the salary of the Manager, Data Processing Center, at not less than $50,540.00 per annum and not more than $108,501.60 per annum. Moreover, not more than one person shall be appointed to such classification. 1995 60 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 42. Part-Time/Seasonal Group That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Box Office Cashier...... $10.33 per hour $13.97 per hour 2. Chaplain...... $ 8.20 per hour $11.04 per hour 3. Checker...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.20 per hour 4. Conservation Aide...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.20 per hour 5. Dentist...... $13.38 per hour $27.48 per hour 6. Head Usher...... $ 8.20 per hour $10.91 per hour 7. Medical Examiner...... $21.40 per hour $56.36 per hour 8. Organ Tuner...... $ 9.63 per hour $24.11 per hour 9. Park Maintenance Aide...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.25 per hour 10. Ranger...... $ 8.20 per hour $10.77 per hour 11. School Crossing Guard...... $2 5 . 0 0 p e r d a y $25.00 per day 12. Section Supervisor...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.20 per hour 13. Snow Removal Vehicle Operator...... $10.40 per hour $13.56 per hour 14. Stage Hand...... $18.55 per hour $24.66 per hour 15. Stage Hand Casual...... $20.00 per hour $24.35 per hour 16. Stage Hand - Show Rate...... $63.00 per show $81.02 per show 17. Student Aide...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.33 per hour 18. Student Assistant...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.20 per hour 19. Usher...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.20 per hour 20. Usher Captain...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.20 per hour

Section 43. Hourly Rate — Crafts Compensation for all persons employed by the hour in any of the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority within the limits established in the following schedule for each classification:

Effective Date Minimum Maximum

1. Asbestos Worker 5-1-01 $30.18 $37.73 2. Asphalt Construction Foreman 5-1-00 20.10 30.15 3. Asphalt Raker 5-1-00 19.27 28.91 4. Asphalt Tamper 5-1-00 19.27 28.91 5. Boiler Maker 1-1-01 30.56 38.20 7-1-01 31.68 39.60 6. Bricklayer 5-1-01 26.32 32.90 7. Bricklayer Foreman 5-1-01 27.57 33.90 8. Bricklayer Helper 5-1-00 19.79 29.69 9. Carpenter 5-1-01 26.05 32.56 10. Carpenter Foreman 5-1-01 27.30 33.81 11. Carpenter Apprentice 5-1-01 8.20 16.43 12. Cement Finisher 5-1-01 26.46 33.08 13. Cement Finisher Foreman 5-1-01 27.71 34.08 14. Construction Equipment Operator – Group A 5-1-01 27.42 31.03 15. Construction Equipment Operator – Group B 5-1-01 27.27 30.88 16. Construction Equipment Operator – Group C 5-1-01 26.22 29.83 17. Construction Equipment Operator – Group D 5-1-01 25.44 29.05 18. Construction Equipment Operator – Group E 5-1-01 25.12 28.73 19. Construction Equipment Operator – Oiler – Group F 5-1-01 18.54 22.15 20. Curb Cutter 5-1-00 19.70 29.55 21. Electrical Worker 5-1-01 30.96 38.70 22. Electrical Worker Foreman 5-1-01 32.21 39.70 23. Glazier 5-1-01 26.08 32.60 24. Ironworker 8-1-01 30.22 37.78 25. Ironworker Foreman 8-1-01 31.47 38.78 26. Jackhammer Operator 5-1-00 19.27 28.91 27. Master Mechanic 5-1-01 27.92 31.53 28. Overhead Floodlight Maintenance Man 5-1-01 21.19 26.49 29. Painter 6-1-01 25.54 31.93 30. Painter – Apprentice 5-1-01 8.20 14.89 31. Painter Foreman 6-1-01 26.79 32.93 32. Paver 5-1-00 19.54 29.31 33. Paving Foreman 5-1-00 20.10 30.15 34. Pipefitter (Welder) 5-1-01 31.42 39.28 35. Pipefitter Foreman 5-1-01 32.67 40.28 36. Plasterer 5-1-01 26.14 32.67 1996 August 22, 2001 The City Record 61

37. Plasterer Foreman 5-1-00 26.52 32.84 38. Plumber (Welder) 5-1-01 31.10 38.87 39. Plumber Foreman 5-1-01 32.35 39.87 40. Roofer 5-1-01 26.70 33.37 41. Sheet Metal Worker 5-1-01 29.62 37.02 42. Sheet Metal Worker Foreman 5-1-01 30.87 38.02 43. Sign Painter 4-1-00 22.55 26.51 44. Sign Painter Unit Leader 4-1-00 23.55 27.51 45. Spray Painter 4-1-00 20.22 24.16 46. Superintendent of Construction Equipment 5-1-00 20.10 30.15

Section 44. Municipal Court Employees That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Associate Director...... 37,783.00 68,085.41 2. Bailiff...... 36,085.00 61,110.54 3. Chief Deputy Bailiff...... 37,569.00 69,929.78 4. Chief Magistrate...... 48,620.00 75,514.64 5. Chief Probation Officer...... 50,395.00 75,514.64 6. Clinical Director...... 37,783.00 68,085.41 7. Deputy Bailiff...... 21,424.00 47,610.00 8. Deputy Bailiff Administrative Assistant – Finance ...... 39,173.00 58,208.40 9. Deputy Bailiff Administrative Assistant – Operations...... 39,173.00 58,208.40 10. Deputy Bailiff Assistant Director of Data Processing...... 22,223.00 54,901.58 11. Deputy Bailiff Assistant Jury Commissioner...... 21,907.00 49,943.93 12. Deputy Bailiff Central Scheduling Director...... 41,755.17 69,955.65 13. Deputy Bailiff Chief Court Reporter...... 41,755.00 65,789.78 14. Deputy Bailiff Clerk Typist...... 19,526.00 29,249.10 15. Deputy Bailiff – Court Administrator...... 62,624.00 84,870.00 16. Deputy Bailiff – Court Reporter...... 22,914.00 50,936.49 17. Deputy Bailiff Data Processor...... 21,100.00 47,145.29 18. Deputy Bailiff Deputy Court Administrator...... 45,486.00 72,953.01 19. Deputy Bailiff/Deputy Court Administrator Chief Information Officer...... 45,486.00 84,870.00 20. Deputy Bailiff Deputy Chief Court Reporter...... 22,923.00 52,450.70 21. Deputy Bailiff Director of Data Processing...... 58,349.00 87,870.00 22. Deputy Bailiff Finance Officer...... 39,173.00 58,208.40 23. Deputy Bailiff General...... 21,424.00 50,715.00 24. Deputy Bailiff Jury Commissioner...... 37,783.00 59,875.79 25. Deputy Bailiff Law Clerk...... 21,250.00 44,519.49 26. Deputy Chief Magistrate...... 40,752.00 66,794.76 27. Deputy Bailiff – Office Manager...... 39,827.00 69,641.01 28. Deputy Bailiff Private Secretary...... 20,112.00 31,629.60 29. Deputy Bailiff Public Information Officer...... $18.47 per hour $34.74 per hour 30. Deputy Bailiff Scheduler I...... 22,284.00 44,752.37 31. Deputy Bailiff Session Room Supervisor...... 22,284.00 49,957.38 32. Deputy Bailiff – Special Projects Officer...... 30,000.00 58,995.00 33. Deputy Bailiff Supervisor...... 41,368.00 61,110.54 34. Deputy Bailiff Systems Analyst...... 35,000.00 56,925,00 35. Deputy Bailiff Training Officer...... 31,000.00 58,995.00 36. Deputy Chief Probation Officer...... 42,318.00 67,409.55 37. Immobilization Officer...... $15.60 per hour $24.69 per hour 38. Magistrate...... 40,752.00 66,794.76 39. Municipal Court Psychologist...... $47.74 per hour $93.15 per hour 40. Personal Bailiff...... 43,285.00 60,030.00 41. Probation Officer General...... 28,585.00 51,139.35 42. Probation Officer Supervisor...... 48,616.00 67,908.42 43. Psychiatric Case Worker...... 21,681.00 51,139.35 44. Psychiatric Social Worker...... 21,907.00 50,978.93 45. Psychologist II...... $60.00 per hour $86.94 per hour 46. Small Claims Magistrate...... 20,687.00 50,223.38 47. Student Aide...... $5.15 per hour $8.80 per hour 48. Traffic Court Magistrate...... 40,752.00 65,944.00

Section 45. Division of Police; Chief of Police and Deputy Chief of Police The annual salaries of persons appointed to the following ranks of the Division of Police shall be fixed by the appointing authority within the limits established in the following schedules:

Rank Minimum Maximum 1. Chief of Police...... $69,682.20 $143,720.49 2. Deputy Chief of Police...... 63,966.00 121,083.26 1997 62 The City Record August 22, 2001

Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 171.05 of the Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the Chief of Police shall not be entitled to receive any overtime compensation while serving as Chief of Police.

Section 46. Division of Police; Supervisory Ranks The annual salaries of persons appointed to the following ranks of the Division of Police shall be fixed by the appointing authority within the limits established in the following schedules:

Rank Minimum Maximum 1. Commander of Police...... $78,432.29 $78,932.29 2. Deputy Inspector...... 78,432.29 78,932.29 3. Captain...... 67,544.32 68,044.32 4. Lieutenant...... 58,159.12 58,659.12 5. Sergeant...... 50,068.17 50,568.17

Section 47. Division of Police; Patrol Officers The annual salaries of persons appointed to the ranks of patrol officer shall be fixed by the appointing authority within the limits established in the following schedules:

Minimum Maximum 1. Patrol Officer I...... $43,093.84 $43,593.84 2. Patrol Officer II...... 39,379.83 39,379.83 3. Patrol Officer III...... 38,879.83 38,879.83 4. Patrol Officer IV...... 37,879.83 37,879.83 5. Trainee...... $8.50 per hour $8.50 per hour

Section 48. Division of Police; Various Positions The annual salaries of persons appointed to the following classifications within the Division of Police shall be fixed by the Director of Public Safety within the limits established in the following schedules:

Minimum Maximum 1. Junior Assistant Secretary of Police...... $26,213.25 $50,183.80 2. Surgeon of Police...... 43,107.75 67,569.79 3. Superintendent of Criminalistics...... 30,086.70 61,297.84 4. Superintendent of Safety Buildings...... 30,086.70 59,224.97

Section 49. Division of Fire; Fire Chief and Assistant Fire Chief The annual salaries of persons appointed to the following ranks of the Division of Fire shall be fixed by the appointing authority within the limits established in the following schedules:

Minimum Maximum 1. Fire Chief ...... $64,407.00 $143,720.49 2. Assistant Fire Chief ...... 56,790.30 107,788.95

Section 50. Division of Fire; Various Positions The annual salaries of persons appointed to the following ranks of the Division of Fire shall be fixed by the appointing authority within the limits established in the following schedules:

Minimum Maximum 1. Battalion Chief...... $67,545.44 $68,045.44 2. Captain...... 58,159.87 58,659.87 3. Lieutenant...... 50,068.85 50,568.85 4. Firefighter Journeyman...... 43,093.84 43,593.84 Apprentice – Medic III...... 39,379.83 39,379.83 Apprentice – Medic II...... 38,879.83 38,879.83 Apprentice – Medic I...... 37,879.83 37,879.83 Trainee...... $ 8.50 per hour $ 8.50 per hour

Section 51. That existing Ordinance No. 434-2000, passed March 20, 2000, as from time to time amended, be and the same is hereby repealed, effective April 1, 2001. Section 52. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Motion to suspend rules. Charter and statutory provisions and place on final passage. The rules were suspended. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council Members Coats and Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimperman and Jones. 1998 August 22, 2001 The City Record 63

Ord. No. 1563-01. with the Charter and the Codified by the Director of Finance. Said By Councilman Polensek. Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, requirement contract shall provide An emergency ordinance authoriz- for ward mailing services for a peri- that the contractor shall furnish the ing and directing the Clerk of Coun- od of two years to be purchased by remainder of the Council’s require- cil to enter into a contract with the Commissioner of Purchases and ments for such goods and/or ser- Brothers Printing Company for busi- Supplies upon a unit basis for the vices, whether more or less than ness cards and note pads for the Council of the City of Cleveland. said estimated quantity, as may be Clerk of Council on behalf of the Section 2. That the cost of said ordered under subsequent requisi- City Council for a period of two contract shall be charged against tions separately certified against years. the proper appropriation account, said contract. Whereas, this ordinance consti- (Fund No. 01 Organization 010101 Section 3. That this ordinance is tutes an emergency measure provid- Account 632000 RL 18136), and the hereby declared to be an emergency ing for the usual daily operation of Director of Finance shall certify measure and, provided it receives a municipal department; now, there- thereon the amount of the initial the affirmative vote of two-thirds of fore, purchase thereunder, which pur- all the members elected to Council, Be it ordained by the Council of chase, together with all subsequent it shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: purchases, shall be made on order of immediately upon its passage and Section 1. That the Clerk of Coun- the Commissioner of Purchases and approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it cil be and she hereby is authorized Supplies pursuant to a requisition shall take effect and be in force and directed to make a written against such contract duly certified from and after the earliest period requirement contract in accordance by the Director of Finance. Said allowed by law. with the Charter and the Codified requirement contract shall provide Motion to suspend rules. Charter Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, that the contractor shall furnish the and statutory provisions and place for business cards and note pads for remainder of the Council’s require- on final passage. a period of two years to be pur- ments for such goods and/or ser- The rules were suspended. Yeas chased by the Commissioner of Pur- vices, whether more or less than 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read chases and Supplies upon a unit said estimated quantity, as may be third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. basis for the Council of the City of ordered under subsequent requisi- Nays 0. Cleveland. tions separately certified against Not answering Roll Call: Council Section 2. That the cost of said said contract. Members Coats and Dolan. contract shall be charged against Section 3. That this ordinance is Absent: Council Members Cimper- the proper appropriation account, hereby declared to be an emergency man and Jones. (Fund No. 01 Organization 010101 measure and, provided it receives Account 632000 RL 18136), and the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ord. No. 1566-01. Director of Finance shall certify all the members elected to Council, By Councilman Polensek. thereon the amount of the initial it shall take effect and be in force An emergency ordinance authoriz- purchase thereunder, which pur- immediately upon its passage and ing and directing the Clerk of Coun- chase, together with all subsequent approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it cil to enter into a contract with purchases, shall be made on order of shall take effect and be in force Orange Blossom Press for expedited the Commissioner of Purchases and from and after the earliest period printing services for the Clerk of Supplies pursuant to a requisition allowed by law. Council on behalf of the City Coun- against such contract duly certified Motion to suspend rules. Charter cil for a period of two years. by the Director of Finance. Said and statutory provisions and place Whereas, this ordinance consti- requirement contract shall provide on final passage. tutes an emergency measure provid- that the contractor shall furnish the The rules were suspended. Yeas ing for the usual daily operation of remainder of the Council’s require- 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read a municipal department; now, there- ments for such goods and/or ser- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. fore, vices, whether more or less than Nays 0. Be it ordained by the Council of said estimated quantity, as may be Not answering Roll Call: Council the City of Cleveland: ordered under subsequent requisi- Members Coats and Dolan. Section 1. That the Clerk of Coun- tions separately certified against Absent: Council Members Cimper- cil be and she hereby is authorized said contract. man and Jones. and directed to make a written Section 3. That this ordinance is requirement contract in accordance hereby declared to be an emergency Ord. No. 1565-01. with the Charter and the Codified measure and, provided it receives By Councilman Polensek. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of An emergency ordinance authoriz- Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, all the members elected to Council, ing and directing the Clerk of Coun- for expedited printing services for a it shall take effect and be in force cil to enter into a contract with period of two years to be purchased immediately upon its passage and Legal News Publishing Company for by the Commissioner of Purchases approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it the printing services for ward mail- and Supplies upon a unit basis for shall take effect and be in force ings for the Clerk of Council on the Council of the City of Cleveland. from and after the earliest period behalf of the City Council for a Section 2. That the cost of said allowed by law. period of two years. contract shall be charged against Motion to suspend rules. Charter Whereas, this ordinance consti- the proper appropriation account, and statutory provisions and place tutes an emergency measure provid- (Fund No. 01 Organization 010101 on final passage. ing for the usual daily operation of Account 632000 RL 18136), and the The rules were suspended. Yeas a municipal department; now, there- Director of Finance shall certify 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read fore, thereon the amount of the initial third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Be it ordained by the Council of purchase thereunder, which pur- Nays 0. the City of Cleveland: chase, together with all subsequent Not answering Roll Call: Council Section 1. That the Clerk of Coun- purchases, shall be made on order of Members Coats and Dolan. cil be and she hereby is authorized the Commissioner of Purchases and Absent: Council Members Cimper- and directed to make a written Supplies pursuant to a requisition man and Jones. requirement contract in accordance against such contract duly certified with the Charter and the Codified by the Director of Finance. Said Ord. No. 1564-01. Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, requirement contract shall provide By Councilman Polensek. for printing services for ward mail- that the contractor shall furnish the An emergency ordinance authoriz- ings for a period of two years to be remainder of the Council’s require- ing and directing the Clerk of Coun- purchased by the Commissioner of ments for such goods and/or ser- cil to enter into a contract with Purchases and Supplies upon a unit vices, whether more or less than Cleveland Letter Service for ward basis for the Council of the City of said estimated quantity, as may be mailing services for the Clerk of Cleveland. ordered under subsequent requisi- Council on behalf of the City Coun- Section 2. That the cost of said tions separately certified against cil for a period of two years. contract shall be charged against said contract. Whereas, this ordinance consti- the proper appropriation account, Section 3. That this ordinance is tutes an emergency measure provid- (Fund No. 01 Organization 010101 hereby declared to be an emergency ing for the usual daily operation of Account 632000 RL 18136), and the measure and, provided it receives a municipal department; now, there- Director of Finance shall certify the affirmative vote of two-thirds of fore, thereon the amount of the initial all the members elected to Council, Be it ordained by the Council of purchase thereunder, which pur- it shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: chase, together with all subsequent immediately upon its passage and Section 1. That the Clerk of Coun- purchases, shall be made on order of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it cil be and she hereby is authorized the Commissioner of Purchases and shall take effect and be in force and directed to make a written Supplies pursuant to a requisition from and after the earliest period requirement contract in accordance against such contract duly certified allowed by law. 1999 64 The City Record August 22, 2001

Motion to suspend rules. Charter Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 2. That this ordinance is and statutory provisions and place tutes an emergency measure provid- hereby declared to be an emergency on final passage. ing for the usual daily operation of measure and, provided it receives The rules were suspended. Yeas a municipal department; now, there- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read fore all the members elected to Council, third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Be it ordained by the Council of it shall take effect and be in force Nays 0. the City of Cleveland: immediately upon its passage and Not answering Roll Call: Council Section 1. That Section 3 of Ordi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Members Coats and Dolan. nance No. 503-01, passed June 19, shall take effect and be in force Absent: Council Members Cimper- 2001, is hereby amended to read as from and after the earliest period man and Jones. follows: allowed by law. Section 3. That an amount not to Motion to suspend rules. Charter Ord. No. 1567-01. exceed Eighty-six Thousand Dollars and statutory provisions and place By Councilman Polensek. ($86,000) for said improvement shall on final passage. An emergency ordinance authoriz- be paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166, The rules were suspended. Yeas ing and directing the Clerk of Coun- Request No. 5092. 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read cil to enter into a contract with Section 2. That Section 3 of Ordi- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Orange Blossom Press for letterhead nance No. 503-01, passed June 19, Nays 0. and envelopes for the Clerk of Coun- 2001, is hereby repealed. Not answering Roll Call: Council cil on behalf of the City Council for Section 3. That this ordinance is Members Coats and Dolan. a period of two years. hereby declared to be an emergency Absent: Council Members Cimper- Whereas, this ordinance consti- measure and, provided it receives man and Jones. tutes an emergency measure provid- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing for the usual daily operation of all the members elected to Council, Ord. No. 1570-01. a municipal department; now, there- it shall take effect and be in force By Councilmen Polensek, Cintron fore, immediately upon its passage and and Cimperman. Be it ordained by the Council of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it An emergency ordinance to amend the City of Cleveland: shall take effect and be in force Sections 103.13 and 103.14 of the Cod- Section 1. That the Clerk of Coun- from and after the earliest period ified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, cil be and she hereby is authorized allowed by law. 1976, as enacted by Ordinance No. and directed to make a written Motion to suspend rules. Charter 1177-01, passed June 11, 2001, relat- requirement contract in accordance and statutory provisions and place ing to the boundaries of Wards 13 with the Charter and the Codified on final passage. and 14 of the City of Cleveland. Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, The rules were suspended. Yeas Whereas, this ordinance consti- for letterhead and envelopes for a 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read tutes an emergency measure provid- period of two years to be purchased third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. ing for the usual daily operation of by the Commissioner of Purchases Nays 0. a municipal department; now, there- and Supplies upon a unit basis for Not answering Roll Call: Council fore, the Council of the City of Cleveland. Members Coats and Dolan. Be it ordained by the Council of Section 2. That the cost of said Absent: Council Members Cimper- the City of Cleveland: contract shall be charged against man and Jones. Section 1. That Sections 103.13 and the proper appropriation account, 103.14 of the Codified Ordinances of (Fund No. 01 Organization 010101 Ord. No. 1569-01. Cleveland Ohio, 1976, as enacted by Account 632000 RL 18136), and the By Councilmen Polensek and Cim- Ordinance No. 1177-01, passed June Director of Finance shall certify perman. 11, 2001, are hereby amended to read respectively as follows: thereon the amount of the initial An emergency ordinance to sup- purchase thereunder, which pur- plement the Codified Ordinances of Section 103.13 Ward Thirteen chase, together with all subsequent Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, by enacting The boundaries of Ward 13 shall purchases, shall be made on order of new Section 623.091 thereof, relating be as follows: the Commissioner of Purchases and to vandalism of memorials for the Beginning in the center line of the Supplies pursuant to a requisition safety forces. Cuyahoga River at its entrance to against such contract duly certified Whereas, this Council recognizes Lake Erie; thence southeasterly by the Director of Finance. Said and honors the tremendous sacrifice along the center line of the Cuya- requirement contract shall provide made by police officers and fire- hoga River to its intersection with that the contractor shall furnish the fighters who have died in the line the center line of the Old Riverbed remainder of the Council’s require- of duty while safeguarding the citi- and Ship Channel; thence south- ments for such goods and/or ser- zens of Cleveland; and westerly, westerly, southwesterly vices, whether more or less than Whereas, this Council believes and westerly along the Old Riverbed said estimated quantity, as may be that it is fitting that those police and Ship Channel to its intersection ordered under subsequent requisi- officers, firefighters, and their fam- with the center line of the norther- tions separately certified against ilies should be honored and remem- ly prolongation of the center line of said contract. bered by the erection and mainte- West 45th Street; thence southerly Section 3. That this ordinance is nance of memorials; and along the northerly prolongation hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, this Council is appalled and the center line of West 45th measure and, provided it receives that individuals have chosen to Street to its intersection with the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of deface and damage the memorials to center line of Franklin Boulevard, all the members elected to Council, the safety forces through such reck- N.W,; thence southwesterly along it shall take effect and be in force less and thoughtless acts as using the center line of Franklin Boule- immediately upon its passage and the police officer memorial as recre- vard, N.W. to its intersection with approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it ational equipment for skate board- the center line of West 47th Street; shall take effect and be in force ing, and thence southerly along the center from and after the earliest period Whereas, this ordinance consti- line of West 47th Street to its inter- allowed by law. tutes an emergency measure provid- section with the center line of Motion to suspend rules. Charter ing for the usual daily operation of Wales Court, N.W.; thence easterly and statutory provisions and place a municipal department; now, there- along the center line of Wales on final passage. fore Court, N.W. to its intersection with The rules were suspended. Yeas Be it ordained by the Council of the center line of West 46th Place; 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read the City of Cleveland: thence southerly along the center third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Section 1. That the Codified Ordi- line of West 46th Place to its inter- Nays 0. nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, are section with the center line of Tay- Not answering Roll Call: Council hereby supplemented by enacting lor Court, N.W.; thence westerly Members Coats and Dolan. new Section 623.091 to read as fol- along the center line of Taylor Absent: Council Members Cimper- lows: Court, N.W. to its intersection with man and Jones. the center line of West 47th Street; Section 623.091 Vandalism to thence southerly along the center Ord. No. 1568-01. Police and Firefighter Memorials line of West 47th Street to its inter- By Councilman Polensek. (a) No person shall purposely section with the center line of An emergency ordinance amend- mar, injure, deface, damage or oth- Lorain Avenue; thence northeasterly ing Section 3 of Ordinance No. 503- erwise physically mistreat the along the center line of Lorain 01, passed June 19, 2001, relating to Police Memorial or Firefighter Avenue to its intersection with the constructing the North Shore Memorial. center line of West 25th Street; Collinwood Town Center at the tri- (b) Whoever violates this section thence northwesterly along the cen- angle of East 174th Street and is guilty of desecration, a misde- ter line of West 25th Street to its Lakeshore Boulevard. meanor of the second degree. intersection with the center line of 2000 August 22, 2001 The City Record 65

Bridge Avenue, N.W.; thence north- northeasterly along the center line along the center line of Carnegie easterly along the center line of of the main line tracks of the NS Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with Bridge Avenue, N.W. to its intersec- Railroad to its intersection with the the center line of East 14th Street; tion with the center line of West center line of the Cuyahoga River; thence northwesterly along the cen- 22nd Street; thence southeasterly thence along the meandering center ter line of East 14th Street to its along the center line of West 22nd line of the Cuyahoga River in a intersection with the center line of Street and its prolongation to its northerly and northeasterly direc- Huntington Court, S.E. (now vacat- intersection with the center line of tion to its intersection with the cen- ed); thence northeasterly along the the RTA main line tracks; thence ter line of the main line tracks of center line of Huntington Court, S.E. northerly along the center line of the NS Railroad, thence southerly to its intersection with the center the RTA main line tracks and along the center line of the main line of East 18th Street; thence bridge to its intersection with the line tracks of the NS Railroad to its northwesterly along the center line center line of Franklin Avenue, intersection with the center line of of East 18th Street to its intersec- N.W.; thence easterly along the cen- Campbell Road, S.E.; thence easter- tion with the center line of Euclid ter line of Franklin Avenue, N.W. to ly, northeasterly and easterly along Avenue; thence northeasterly along its intersection with the center line the center line of Campbell Road, the center line of Euclid Avenue to of Columbus Road, N.W.; thence S.E. to its intersection with the cen- its intersection with the center line northerly along the center line of ter line of Independence Road, S.E.; of the Inner Belt Freeway; thence Columbus Road, N.W. to its inter- thence southeasterly along the cen- northerly along the center line of section with the center line of ter line of Independence Road, S.E. the Inner Belt Freeway to its inter- Riverbed Street, N.W.; thence north- to its intersection with the north- section with the center line of westerly along the center line of easterly prolongation of the north- Chester Avenue, S.E.; thence north- Riverbed Street, N.W. to its inter- westerly line of sublot number 57 in easterly along the center line of section with the center line of the the Caroline Beyerle’s Subdivision of Chester Avenue, N.E. to its intersec- RTA bridge; thence northerly along part of Original 100 Acre Lot Num- tion with the center line of East the center line of the RTA bridge to ber 286 and 287 as shown by the 40th Street; thence northerly along its intersection with the center line recorded plat in Volume 12 of Maps, the center line of East 40th Street of the Cuyahoga River; thence along Page 44 of Cuyahoga County to its intersection with the center the meandering center line of the Records; thence southwesterly along line of Payne Avenue, N.E,; thence Cuyahoga River easterly, northeast- the northeasterly prolongation and northeasterly along the center line erly, northwesterly, easterly, south- the northwesterly line of sublot of Payne Avenue, N.E. to its inter- easterly and southwesterly to its number 57 to the most westerly cor- section with the center line of East intersection with the center line of ner of sublot number 57; thence 45th Street; thence northwesterly the Hope Memorial Bridge; thence southeasterly along the southwest- along the center line of East 45th southwesterly along the center line erly line of sublot numbers 57, 56, Street to its intersection with the of the Hope Memorial Bridge to its 55, 54, 53, 52, 51 and its southeast- center line of Superior Avenue, N.E.; intersection with the northeasterly erly prolongation to its intersection thence northeasterly and easterly right of way line of the former Erie with the center line of Reeves Road, along the center line of Superior Railroad; thence northwesterly S.E. (now vacated); thence south- Avenue, N.E. to its intersection with along the northeasterly line of the westerly along the center line of the center line of Norwood Road, right of way of the former Erie Reeves Road, S.E. (now vacated) to N.E.; thence northerly along the cen- Railroad to its intersection with the its intersection with the center line ter line of Norwood Road, N.E. to its center line of Columbus Road; of Beyerle Road, S.E.; thence south- intersection with the center line of thence southerly along the center easterly along the center line of Bonna Avenue, N.E.; thence north- line of Columbus Road to its inter- Beyerle Road, S.E. to its intersection easterly along the center line of section with the center line of Moore with the center line of Beyerle Bonna Avenue, N.E. to its intersec- Avenue; thence easterly along the Place, S.E.; thence northeasterly tion with the center line of Addison center line of Moore Avenue to its along the center line of Beyerle Road, N.E.; thence northeasterly intersection with the center line of Place, S.E. to its intersection with along the center line of Addison West 20 Street; thence southwester- the center line of Independence Road, N.E. to its intersection with ly along the center line of West 20 Road, S.E.; thence southeasterly the center line of Bliss Avenue, N.E.; Street to its intersection with the along the center line of Indepen- thence northeasterly along the cen- center line of the Hope Memorial dence Road, S.E. to its intersection ter line of Bliss Avenue, N.E. to its Bridge and the center line of Lorain with the center line of East 47th intersection with the center line of Avenue to its intersection with the Street; thence northerly along the East 66th Street; thence southeast- center line of West 21st Place; center line of East 47th Street to its erly along the center line of East thence southerly along the center intersection with the center line of 66th Street to its intersection with line of West 21st Place to its inter- Chard Avenue, S.E.; thence easterly the center line of Bliss Avenue, N.E.; section with the center line of along the center line of Chard thence easterly along the center line Abbey Avenue, S.W.; thence easter- Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with of Bliss Avenue, N.E. to its inter- ly along the center line of Abbey the center line of Interstate 77; section with the center line of East Avenue, S.W. to its intersection with thence northerly along the center 68th Street; thence northwesterly West 20th Street; thence southerly line of Interstate 77 to its intersec- along the center line of East 68th along the center line of West 20th tion with the center line of the Mor- Street to its intersection with the Street to its intersection with the gana Avenue, S.E. sewer; thence center line of St. Clair Avenue, N.E.; center line of Freeman Avenue, northwesterly along the center line thence southwesterly along the cen- S.W.; thence easterly along the cen- of the Morgana Avenue, S.E. sewer ter line of St. Clair Avenue, N.E. to ter line of Freeman Avenue, S.W. to to its intersection with the center its intersection with the center line its intersection with the center line line of the Cuyahoga River; thence of Addison Road, N.E.; thence of West 19th Street; thence souther- northwesterly, westerly and south- northerly along the center line of ly, westerly and southerly along the westerly along the meandering cen- Addison Road, N.E. and its norther- center line of West 19th Street to its ter line of the Cuyahoga River to its ly prolongation to its intersection intersection with the center line of intersection with the center line of with the center line of the main line Willey Avenue, S.W.; thence south- West 3rd Street; thence northwest- tracks of the CSX Railroad; thence easterly and easterly along the cen- erly along the center line of West southwesterly along the center line ter line of Willey Avenue, S.W. to 3rd Street to its intersection with of the main line tracks of the CSX its intersection with the center line the center line of the Hope Memor- Railroad to its intersection with the of Scranton Road, S.W.; thence con- ial Bridge; thence northeasterly center line of East 55th Street; tinuing easterly along the center along the center line of the Hope thence northerly along the center line of Kenilworth Avenue, S.W. to Memorial Bridge and the center line line of East 55th Street and its its intersection with the center line of Carnegie Avenue, S.E. to its inter- northerly prolongation to its inter- of Interstate 71; thence southwest- section with the center line of East section with the shore line of Lake erly, southeasterly and southwester- 9th Street; thence southerly along Erie; thence in a general south- ly along the center line of Interstate the center line of East 9th Street to westerly direction along the irregu- 71 to its intersection with the cen- its intersection with the northwest- lar shore line of Lake Erie to its ter line of Jennings Road, S.W.; erly right of way line of the Inner intersection with the entrance to the thence in a general southeasterly Belt Freeway; thence northeasterly Cuyahoga River and the place of and southerly direction along the along the northwesterly right of beginning. center line of Jennings Road, S.W. way line of the Inner Belt Freeway to its intersection with the center to its intersection with the center Section 103.14 Ward Fourteen line of Belt Line Street, S.W.; thence line of East 13th Street; thence The boundaries of Ward 14 shall easterly along the center line of northwesterly along the center line be as follows; Belt Line Street to its intersection of East 13th Street to its intersec- Beginning at the intersection of with the center line of the main line tion with the center line of Carnegie the center line of Lorain Avenue tracks of the NS Railroad; thence Avenue, S.E.; thence northeasterly and the center line of West 48th 2001 66 The City Record August 22, 2001

Street; thence northeasterly along tion with the center line of Scranton section with the center line of West the center line of Lorain Avenue to Road, S.W.; thence northeasterly 52nd Street; thence northerly along its intersection with the center line along the center line of Scranton the center line of West 52nd Street of West 25th Street; thence north- Road, S.W. to its intersection with to its intersection with the center westerly along the center line of the center line of Ketteringham line of Clark Avenue, S.W.; thence West 25th Street to its intersection Road, S.W. formerly known as View easterly along the center line of with the center line of Bridge Road, S.W. (now vacated); thence Clark Avenue, S.W. to its intersec- Avenue, N. W.; thence northeasterly easterly, northeasterly and norther- tion with the center line of West along the center line of Bridge ly along the center line of Ketter- 51st Street; thence northerly along Avenue, N. W. to its intersection ingham Road, S.W. (now vacated) to the center line of West 51st Street with the center line of West 22nd its intersection with the center line to its intersection with the center Street; thence southeasterly along of South Point Drive, S.W.; thence line of Train Avenue, S. W.; thence the center line of West 22nd Street westerly, southwesterly and wester- easterly along the center line of and its prolongation to its intersec- ly along the center line of South Train Avenue, S.W. to its intersec- tion with the center line of the RTA Point Drive, S.W. to its intersection tion with the center line of West main line tracks; thence northerly with the center line of West 25th 44th Street; thence in a general along the center line of the RTA Street; thence northerly along the northerly direction along the center main line tracks and bridge to its center line of West 25th Street to its line of West 44th Street to its inter- intersection with the center line of intersection with the center line of section with the center line of the Franklin Avenue, N.W.; thence east- Woodbridge Avenue, S.W.; thence main line tracks of the NS Railroad; erly along the center line of westerly along the center line of thence westerly along the center Franklin Avenue, N.W. to its inter- Woodbridge Avenue, S.W. to its line of the main line tracks of the section with the center line of intersection with the center line of NS Railroad to its intersection with Columbus Road, N.W.; thence West 35th Street; thence southerly the southerly prolongation of West northerly along the center line of along the center line of West 35th 48th Street; thence northerly along Columbus Road, N.W. to its inter- Street to its intersection with the the southerly prolongation and the section with the center line of center line of Tyler Court, S.W.; center line of West 48th Street to Riverbed Street, N.W.; thence north- thence easterly along the center line the place of beginning. westerly along the center line of of Tyler Court, S.W. to its intersec- Section 2. That existing Sections Riverbed Street, N.W. to its inter- tion with the center line of West 103.13 and 103.14 of the Codified section with the center line of the 32nd Street; thence southerly along Ordinances of Cleveland Ohio, 1976, RTA bridge; thence northerly along the center line of West 32nd Street as enacted by Ordinance No. 1177-01, the center line of the RTA bridge to to its intersection with the center passed June 11, 2001, are hereby its intersection with the center line line of Library Avenue, S.W.; thence repealed. of the Cuyahoga River; thence along westerly along the center line of Section 3. That this ordinance is the meandering center line of the Library Avenue, S.W. to its inter- hereby declared to be an emergency Cuyahoga River easterly, northeast- section with the center line of West measure and, provided it receives erly, northwesterly, easterly, south- 35th Street; thence northerly along the affirmative vote of two-thirds of easterly and southwesterly to its the center line of West 35th Street all the members elected to Council, intersection with the center line of to its intersection with the center it shall take effect and be in force the Hope Memorial Bridge; thence line of Library Court, S.W.; thence immediately upon its passage and southwesterly along the center line westerly along the center line of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of the Hope Memorial Bridge to its Library Court, S.W. to its intersec- shall take effect and be in force intersection with the northeasterly tion with the center line of West from and after the earliest period right of way line of the former Erie 39th Place; thence southerly along allowed by law. Railroad; thence northwesterly the center line of West 39th Place Motion to suspend rules. Charter along the northeasterly line of the to its intersection with the center and statutory provisions and place right of way of the former Erie line of Bush Avenue, S.W.; thence on final passage. Railroad to its intersection with the westerly along the center line of The rules were suspended. Yeas center line of Columbus Road; Bush Avenue, S.W. to its intersec- 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read thence southerly along the center tion with the center line of West third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. line of Columbus Road to its inter- 41st Street; thence southerly along Nays 0. section with the center line of Moore the center line of West 41st Street Not answering Roll Call: Council Avenue; thence easterly along the to its intersection with the center Members Coats and Dolan. center line of Moore Avenue to its line of Fulton Road, S.W.; thence Absent: Council Members Cimper- intersection with the center line of southwesterly along the center line man and Jones. West 20 Street; thence southwester- of Fulton Road, S.W. to its inter- ly along the center line of West 20 section with the center line of Poe Ord. No. 1571-01. Street to its intersection with the Avenue, S.W.; thence northwesterly By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- center line of the Hope Memorial along the center line of Poe Avenue, mon (by departmental request). Bridge and the center line of Lorain S.W. to its intersection with the cen- An emergency ordinance directing Avenue to its intersection with the ter line of West 44th Place; thence the Director of Finance to immedi- center line of West 21st Place; southwesterly along the center line ately deposit funds from the Gener- thence southerly along the center of West 44th Place to its intersec- al Fund into the Neighborhood Equi- line of West 21st Place to its inter- tion with Hodgson Avenue, S.W.; ty Fund and the Ward Capital section with the center line of thence northwesterly along the cen- Improvement Fund. Abbey Avenue, S.W.; thence easter- ter line of Hodgson Avenue, S.W. to Whereas, it was Council’s clear ly along the center line of Abbey its intersection with the center line intention that the Neighborhood Avenue, S.W. to its intersection with of West 44th Street; thence norther- Equity Fund and the Ward Capital West 20th Street; thence southerly ly along the center line of West 44th Improvement Fund should be fully along the center line of West 20th Street to its intersection with the funded and retain all interest Street to its intersection with the center line of Bush Avenue, S.W.; earned by monies deposited into center line of Freeman Avenue, thence westerly along the center said funds, and such funds have not S.W.; thence easterly along the cen- line of Bush Avenue, S.W. to its been so funded; and ter line of Freeman Avenue, S.W. to intersection with the center line of Whereas, this ordinance consti- its intersection with the center line West 46th Street; thence southerly tutes an emergency measure provid- of West 19th Street; thence souther- along the center line of West 46th ing for the usual daily operation of ly, westerly and southerly along the Street to its intersection with the a municipal department; now, there- center line of West 19th Street to its center line of Carlos Avenue, S.W.; fore intersection with the center line of thence northwesterly along the cen- Be it ordained by the Council of Willey Avenue, S.W.; thence south- ter line of Carlos Avenue, S.W. to its the City of Cleveland: easterly and easterly along the cen- intersection with the center line of Section 1. That the Director of ter line of Willey Avenue, S.W. to West 52nd Street; thence northeast- Finance is authorized and directed its intersection with the center line erly along the center line of West to immediately deposit from the of Scranton Road, S.W.; thence con- 52nd Street to its intersection with General Fund into the Neighbor- tinuing easterly along the center the center line of Storer Avenue, hood Equity Fund, Fund No. 10, line of Kenilworth Avenue, S.W. to S.W.; thence westerly along the cen- Sub-Fund No. 166, the amount of its intersection with the center line ter line of Storer Avenue, S.W. to its Ten Million Five Hundred Thou- of Interstate 71; thence southwest- intersection with the center line of sand Dollars ($10,500,000.00), and erly, southeasterly and southwester- West 53rd Street; thence northerly into the Ward Capital Improvement ly along the center line of Interstate along the center line of West 53rd Fund, Fund No. 10, Sub-Fund No. 71 to its intersection with the cen- Street to its intersection with the 168, the amount of Five Million ter line of West 25th Street; thence center line of Field Avenue, S.W.; Five Hundred Seventeen Thousand northeasterly along the center line thence easterly along the center line Four Hundred Thirty Seven Dollars of West 25th Street to its intersec- of Field Avenue, S.W. to its inter- ($5,517,437.00). These respective 2002 August 22, 2001 The City Record 67 amounts are hereby encumbered Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 3. That the Director of within the General Fund for deposit tutes an emergency measure provid- Law shall prepare and approve said in said Funds and the purposes of ing for the usual daily operation of contract and that the contract shall said Funds. a municipal department; now, there- contain such terms and provisions Section 2. That this ordinance is fore as he deems necessary to protect the hereby declared to be an emergency Be it ordained by the Council of City’s interest. measure and, provided it receives the City of Cleveland: Section 4. That this ordinance is the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1. That the Director of hereby declared to be an emergency all the members elected to Council, Community Development is autho- measure and provided it receives the it shall take effect and be in force rized to enter into an agreement affirmative vote of two thirds of all immediately upon its passage and with Slavic Village Development the members elected to Council, it approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Corporation for Architectural Feasi- shall take effect and be in force shall take effect and be in force bility Study on the following prop- immediately upon its passage and from and after the earliest period erties; St. Hyacinth Parish Buildings approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it allowed by law. at 6114 Franel Street, Our Lady of shall take effect and be in force Motion to suspend rules. Charter Lourdes Convent at 3395 East 53rd from and after the earliest period and statutory provisions and place Street, Holy Name School at 8238 allowed by law. on final passage. Broadway Avenue, and J.L. Good- Motion to suspend rules. Charter and statutory provisions and place The rules were suspended. Yeas man Building at 8238 Broadway on final passage. 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Avenue, for the public purpose of promoting commercial and residen- The rules were suspended. Yeas third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Nays 0. tial development in the City of Cleveland, through the use of Ward third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Not answering Roll Call: Council Nays 0. Members Coats and Dolan. 12 Neighborhood Equity Funds. Section 2. That the cost of said Not answering Roll Call: Council Absent: Council Members Cimper- Members Coats and Dolan. man and Jones. contract shall be in an amount not to exceed $34,500 and shall be paid Absent: Council Members Cimper- man and Jones. Ord. No. 1572-01. from Fund No. 10 SF 166. By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Section 3. That the Director of Law shall prepare and approve said Ord. No. 1575-01. mon. By Councilman Willis. contract and that the contract shall An emergency ordinance directing An emergency ordinance consent- contain such terms and provisions the Director of Finance to immedi- ing and approving the issuance of a as he deems necessary to protect the ately deposit funds from the Capital permit for the 8th Annual NE Ohio Sidewalk Improvements Fund with- City’s interest. Race for the Cure, on September 16, Section 4. That this ordinance is in the General Fund into the Ward 2001, sponsored by Hermes Race Sys- hereby declared to be an emergency Capital Improvement Fund. tems. measure and, provided it receives Whereas, this ordinance consti- Whereas, this ordinance consti- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tutes an emergency measure provid- tutes an emergency measure provid- all the members elected to Council, ing for the usual daily operation of ing for the usual daily operation of it shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- a municipal department; now, there- immediately upon its passage and fore fore, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Be it ordained by the Council of Be it ordained by the Council of shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: the City of Cleveland: from and after the earliest period Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Section 1. That the Director of allowed by law. Finance is authorized and directed tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- Motion to suspend rules. Charter nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this to immediately deposit Six Million and statutory provisions and place One Hundred Sixty Seven Thou- Council consents to and approves on final passage. the holding of the 8th Annual NE sand Four Hundred Thirty Seven The rules were suspended. Yeas Ohio Race for the Cure sponsored Dollars ($6,167,437.00) from Fund 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read by Hermes Race Systems, on Sep- No. 20, Sub-fund No. 375, which is third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. tember 16, 2001, beginning at East denominated the “Capital Sidewalk Nays 0. Blvd. and Euclid Avenue, Euclid Improvements” fund, of the Gener- Not answering Roll Call: Council Avenue to Chester, Chester to MLK, al Fund, into the Ward Capital Members Coats and Dolan. MLK to Superior Avenue Ramp, Improvement Fund, Fund No. 10, Absent: Council Members Cimper- Superior Avenue Ramp to East Sub-Fund No. 168. These respective man and Jones. Blvd., East Blvd. to Wade Oval, amounts are hereby encumbered Wade Oval to finish, provided that within the General Fund for Ord. No. 1574-01. the applicant sponsor shall meet all deposit in said Ward Capital By Councilman Westbrook. the requirements of Section 411.05 Improvement Fund for the purpos- An emergency ordinance authoriz- of the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- es of said Fund. ing the Director of Community land, Ohio, 1976. Streets may be Section 2. That this ordinance is Development to enter into an agree- closed as determined by the Chief hereby declared to be an emergency ment with Neighborhood Progress of Police and safety forces as may measure and, provided it receives Inc. to provide a Ward 18 Cudell be necessary in order to protect the participants in the event. Said per- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Community Planning and Assess- mit shall further provide that the all the members elected to Council, ment Process through the use of it shall take effect and be in force City of Cleveland shall be fully Ward 18 Neighborhood Equity indemnified from any and all lia- immediately upon its passage and Funds. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it bility resulting from the issuance Whereas, this ordinance consti- of the same, to the extent and in shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- from and after the earliest period form satisfactory to the Director of ing for the usual daily operation of L a w . allowed by law. a municipal department; now, there- Motion to suspend rules. Charter Section 2. That this ordinance is fore, hereby declared to be an emergency and statutory provisions and place Be it ordained by the Council of on final passage. measure and provided it receives the the City of Cleveland: affirmative vote of two thirds of all The rules were suspended. Yeas Section 1. That the Director of 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read the members elected to Council, it Community Development is autho- shall take effect and be in force third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. rized to enter into an agreement immediately upon its passage and Nays 0. with Neighborhood Progress Inc. to approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Not answering Roll Call: Council provide a Ward 18 Cudell Commu- shall take effect and be in force Members Coats and Dolan. nity Planning and Assessment from and after the earliest period Absent: Council Members Cimper- Process for the public purpose of allowed by law. man and Jones. providing a strategic educational Motion to suspend rules. Charter planning program for local commu- and statutory provisions and place Ord. No. 1573-01. nity leadership to develop, promote, on final passage. By Councilman Rybka. and implement a comprehensive The rules were suspended. Yeas An emergency ordinance au t h o r i z - community plan for Ward 18, 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read ing the Director of Community Devel- through the use of Ward 18 Neigh- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. opment to enter into an agreement borhood Equity Funds. Nays 0. with Slavic Village Development Cor- Section 2. That the cost of said Not answering Roll Call: Council poration for Architectural Feasibility contract shall be in an amount not Members Coats and Dolan. Study through the use of Ward 12 to exceed $30,000 and shall be paid Absent: Council Members Cimper- Neighborhood Equity Funds. from Fund No. 10 SF 166. man and Jones. 2003 68 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1654-01. legal grounds as set forth in mits shall be made no later than By Councilman Westbrook. Revised Code Section 4303.292; and thirty days prior to the expiration An emergency ordinance authoriz- Whereas, this resolution consti- date of the permit; now, therefore, ing the Director of Community tutes an emergency measure provid- Be it resolved by the Council of Development to enter into an agree- ing for the immediate preservation the City of Cleveland: ment with the Westside Industrial of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Section 1. That Council does here- Retention & Expansion Network for ty and welfare pursuant to Section by record its objection to the renew- Industrial Retention and Public 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Safety Programs through the use of objections to renewal of liquor per- 9737130, owned by Wolfs Den Corp., Ward 18 Neighborhood Equity mits shall be made no later than DBA Wolfs Den, 8214 Cedar Road, Funds. thirty days prior to the expiration Cleveland, Ohio 44103 and requests Whereas, this ordinance consti- date of the permit; now, therefore, the Director of Liquor Control to set tutes an emergency measure provid- Be it resolved by the Council of a hearing for said application in ing for the usual daily operation of the City of Cleveland: accordance with provisions of Sec- a municipal department; now, there- Section 1. That Council does here- tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of fore by record its objection to the renew- Ohio. Be it ordained by the Council of al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- the City of Cleveland: Permit No. 0598188, owned by Bel- cil be and she is hereby directed to Section 1. That the Director of laire Beverage, DBA Bellaire Bever- transmit two certified copies of this Community Development is autho- age, 12208 Bellaire Rd., Cleveland, resolution, together with two copies rized to enter into an agreement Ohio 44135 and requests the Director of a letter of objection and two with the Westside Industrial Reten- of Liquor Control to set a hearing copies of a letter requesting that the tion & Expansion Network for for said application in accordance hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Industrial Retention and Public with provisions of Section 4303.271 hoga County, and a statement by the Safety Programs, for the public pur- of the Revised Code of Ohio. Director of Law that, in the Direc- pose of promoting industrial reten- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tor’s opinion, the objection is based tion, and expansion, community cil be and she is hereby directed to upon substantial legal grounds with- improvements to the neighborhood transmit two certified copies of this in the meaning and intent of divi- commercial district, and the imple- resolution, together with two copies sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the mentation of community policing to of a letter of objection and two Revised Code to the Director of enhance the safety of residents, and copies of a letter requesting that the Liquor Control. area businesses, through the use of hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Section 3. That this resolution is Ward 18 Neighborhood Equity hoga County, and a statement by the hereby declared to be an emergency Funds. Director of Law that, in the Direc- measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That the cost of said tor’s opinion, the objection is based the affirmative vote of two-thirds of contract shall be in an amount not upon substantial legal grounds with- all the members elected to Council, to exceed $92,000 and shall be paid in the meaning and intent of divi- it shall take effect and be in force from Fund No. 10 SF 166. sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the immediately upon its adoption and Section 3. That the Director of Revised Code to the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Law shall prepare and approve said Liquor Control. shall take effect and be in force contract and that the contract shall Section 3. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period contain such terms and provisions hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. as he deems necessary to protect the measure and, provided it receives Motion to suspend rules. Charter City’s interest. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and statutory provisions and place Section 4. That this ordinance is all the members elected to Council, on final passage. hereby declared to be an emergency it shall take effect and be in force The rules were suspended. Yeas measure and, provided it receives immediately upon its adoption and 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read the affirmative vote of two-thirds of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. all the members elected to Council, shall take effect and be in force Nays 0. it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period Not answering Roll Call: Council immediately upon its passage and allowed by law. Member Dolan. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Motion to suspend rules. Charter Absent: Council Members Cimper- shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place man and Jones. from and after the earliest period on final passage. allowed by law. The rules were suspended. Yeas Res. No. 1578-01. Motion to suspend rules. Charter 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read By Councilman Britt. and statutory provisions and place third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. An emergency resolution object- on final passage. Nays 0. ing to the renewal of a D1, D2 and The rules were suspended. Yeas Not answering Roll Call: Council D6 Liquor Permit at 8301 Cedar 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Member Dolan. Avenue, 1st Fl. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Whereas, the uniform date for Nays 0. man and Jones. renewal of liquor permits in the Not answering Roll Call: Council State of Ohio is October 1st; and Members Coats and Dolan. Res. No. 1577-01. Whereas, pursuant to Section Absent: Council Members Cimper- By Councilman Britt. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- man and Jones. An emergency resolution object- islative authority of a municipal cor- ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor poration may object to the renewal FIRST READING EMERGENCY Permit at 8214 Cedar Road. of a permit based upon legal RESOLUTIONS READ IN FULL Whereas, the uniform date for grounds as set forth in division (A) AND ADOPTED renewal of liquor permits in the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and State of Ohio is October 1st; and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Res. No. 1576-01. Whereas, pursuant to Section continue to engage in the liquor per- By Councilman Brady. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- mit business in that he has operat- An emergency resolution object- islative authority of a municipal cor- ed his liquor permit business in a ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 poration may object to the renewal manner that demonstrates a disre- Liquor Permit at 12208 Bellaire Rd. of a permit based upon legal gard for the laws, regulations or Whereas, the uniform date for grounds as set forth in division (A) local ordinances of the state, and renewal of liquor permits in the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and that this objection is based on other State of Ohio is October 1st; and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to legal grounds as set forth in Whereas, pursuant to Section continue to engage in the liquor per- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, this resolution consti- legislative authority of a municipal ed his liquor permit business in a tutes an emergency measure provid- corporation may object to the renew- manner that demonstrates a disre- ing for the immediate preservation al of a permit based upon legal gard for the laws, regulations or of the public peace, prosperity, safe- grounds as set forth in division (A) local ordinances of the state, and ty and welfare pursuant to Section of Revised Code Section 4303.292; that this objection is based on other 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, and legal grounds as set forth in objections to renewal of liquor per- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Revised Code Section 4303.292; and mits shall be made no later than continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, this resolution consti- thirty days prior to the expiration mit business in that he has operat- tutes an emergency measure provid- date of the permit; now, therefore, ed his liquor permit business in a ing for the immediate preservation Be it resolved by the Council of manner that demonstrates a disre- of the public peace, prosperity, safe- the City of Cleveland: gard for the laws, regulations or ty and welfare pursuant to Section Section 1. That Council does here- local ordinances of the state, and 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, by record its objection to the renew- that this objection is based on other objections to renewal of liquor per- al of a D1, D2 and D6 Liquor Per- 2004 August 22, 2001 The City Record 69 mit, Permit No. 91232720002, owned Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tor’s opinion, the objection is based by 2758 East 79th Café Inc., DBA cil be and she is hereby directed to upon substantial legal grounds with- Bee Hive Café, 8301 Cedar Avenue, transmit two certified copies of this in the meaning and intent of divi- 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44103 and resolution, together with two copies sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the requests the Director of Liquor Con- of a letter of objection and two Revised Code to the Director of trol to set a hearing for said appli- copies of a letter requesting that the Liquor Control. cation in accordance with provisions hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Section 3. That this resolution is of Section 4303.271 of the Revised hoga County, and a statement by the hereby declared to be an emergency Code of Ohio. Director of Law that, in the Direc- measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tor’s opinion, the objection is based the affirmative vote of two-thirds of cil be and she is hereby directed to upon substantial legal grounds with- all the members elected to Council, transmit two certified copies of this in the meaning and intent of divi- it shall take effect and be in force resolution, together with two copies sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the immediately upon its adoption and of a letter of objection and two Revised Code to the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it copies of a letter requesting that the Liquor Control. shall take effect and be in force hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Section 3. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period hoga County, and a statement by the hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. Director of Law that, in the Direc- measure and, provided it receives Motion to suspend rules. Charter tor’s opinion, the objection is based the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and statutory provisions and place upon substantial legal grounds with- all the members elected to Council, on final passage. in the meaning and intent of divi- it shall take effect and be in force The rules were suspended. Yeas sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the immediately upon its adoption and 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Revised Code to the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Liquor Control. shall take effect and be in force Nays 0. Section 3. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period Not answering Roll Call: Council hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. Member Dolan. measure and, provided it receives Motion to suspend rules. Charter Absent: Council Members Cimper- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and statutory provisions and place man and Jones. all the members elected to Council, on final passage. it shall take effect and be in force The rules were suspended. Yeas Res. No. 1581-01. immediately upon its adoption and 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read By Councilman Britt. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. An emergency resolution object- shall take effect and be in force Nays 0. ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor from and after the earliest period Not answering Roll Call: Council Permit at 10812 Cedar Ave. allowed by law. Member Dolan. Whereas, the uniform date for Motion to suspend rules. Charter Absent: Council Members Cimper- renewal of liquor permits in the and statutory provisions and place man and Jones. State of Ohio is October 1st; and on final passage. Whereas, pursuant to Section The rules were suspended. Yeas Res. No. 1580-01. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read By Councilman Britt. legislative authority of a municipal third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. An emergency resolution object- corporation may object to the renew- Nays 0. ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 al of a permit based upon legal Not answering Roll Call: Council Liquor Permit at 8624 Cedar Avenue. grounds as set forth in division (A) Member Dolan. Whereas, the uniform date for of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Absent: Council Members Cimper- renewal of liquor permits in the and man and Jones. State of Ohio is October 1st; and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, pursuant to Section continue to engage in the liquor per- Res. No. 1579-01. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the mit business in that he has operat- By Councilman Britt. legislative authority of a municipal ed his liquor permit business in a An emergency resolution object- corporation may object to the renew- manner that demonstrates a disre- ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor al of a permit based upon legal gard for the laws, regulations or Permit at 8302 Cedar Avenue, 1st Fl. grounds as set forth in division (A) local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, the uniform date for of Revised Code Section 4303.292; that this objection is based on other renewal of liquor permits in the and legal grounds as set forth in State of Ohio is October 1st; and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Whereas, pursuant to Section continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, this resolution consti- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- mit business in that he has operat- tutes an emergency measure provid- islative authority of a municipal cor- ed his liquor permit business in a ing for the immediate preservation poration may object to the renewal manner that demonstrates a disre- of the public peace, prosperity, safe- of a permit based upon legal gard for the laws, regulations or ty and welfare pursuant to Section grounds as set forth in division (A) local ordinances of the state, and 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and that this objection is based on other objections to renewal of liquor per- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to legal grounds as set forth in mits shall be made no later than continue to engage in the liquor Revised Code Section 4303.292; and thirty days prior to the expiration permit business in that he has oper- Whereas, this resolution consti- date of the permit; now, therefore, ated his liquor permit business in a tutes an emergency measure provid- Be it resolved by the Council of manner that demonstrates a disre- ing for the immediate preservation the City of Cleveland: gard for the laws, regulations or of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Section 1. That Council does here- local ordinances of the state, and ty and welfare pursuant to Section by record its objection to the renew- that this objection is based on other 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. legal grounds as set forth in objections to renewal of liquor per- 089835654157, owned by BP Explo- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and mits shall be made no later than ration & Oil Inc., DBA Site 54157, Whereas, this resolution consti- thirty days prior to the expiration 10812 Cedar Ave., Cleveland, Ohio tutes an emergency measure provid- date of the permit; now, therefore, 44106 and requests the Director of ing for the immediate preservation Be it resolved by the Council of Liquor Control to set a hearing for of the public peace, prosperity, safe- the City of Cleveland: said application in accordance with ty and welfare pursuant to Section Section 1. That Council does here- provisions of Section 4303.271 of the 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, by record its objection to the renew- Revised Code of Ohio. objections to renewal of liquor per- al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, Per- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- mits shall be made no later than mit No. 0299723, owned by Asma cil be and she is hereby directed to thirty days prior to the expiration Yusuf, Inc., 8624 Cedar Avenue, Cleve- transmit two certified copies of this date of the permit; now, therefore, land, Ohio 44106 and requests the resolution, together with two copies Be it resolved by the Council of Director of Liquor Control to set a of a letter of objection and two the City of Cleveland: hearing for said application in accor- copies of a letter requesting that the Section 1. That Council does here- dance with provisions of Section hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- by record its objection to the renew- 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Ohio. hoga County, and a statement by the al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Law that, in the Direc- 2068613, owned by Devious McDade, cil be and she is hereby directed to tor’s opinion, the objection is based DBA DE & TS Maxwell, 8302 Cedar transmit two certified copies of this upon substantial legal grounds with- Avenue, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- 44103 and requests the Director of of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Liquor Control to set a hearing for copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of said application in accordance with hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. provisions of Section 4303.271 of the hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is Revised Code of Ohio. Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency 2005 70 The City Record August 22, 2001 measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. Nays 0. all the members elected to Council, Motion to suspend rules. Charter Not answering Roll Call: Council it shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place Member Dolan. immediately upon its adoption and on final passage. Absent: Council Members Cimper- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it The rules were suspended. Yeas man and Jones. shall take effect and be in force 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read from and after the earliest period third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Res. No. 1584-01. allowed by law. Nays 0. By Councilman Britt. Motion to suspend rules. Charter Not answering Roll Call: Council An emergency resolution object- and statutory provisions and place Member Dolan. ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X on final passage. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Liquor Permit at 2220 East 105th The rules were suspended. Yeas man and Jones. Street. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Whereas, the uniform date for third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Res. No. 1583-01. renewal of liquor permits in the Nays 0. By Councilman Britt. State of Ohio is October 1st; and Not answering Roll Call: Council An emergency resolution object- Whereas, pursuant to Section Member Dolan. ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Absent: Council Members Cimper- Liquor Permit at 1930 East 79th legislative authority of a municipal man and Jones. Street. corporation may object to the renew- Whereas, the uniform date for al of a permit based upon legal Res. No. 1582-01. renewal of liquor permits in the grounds as set forth in division (A) By Councilman Britt. State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; An emergency resolution object- Whereas, pursuant to Section and ing to the renewal of a C2, C2X and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to D6 Liquor Permit at 9308 Chester legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor per- Avenue. corporation may object to the renew- mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, the uniform date for al of a permit based upon legal ed his liquor permit business in a renewal of liquor permits in the grounds as set forth in division (A) manner that demonstrates a disre- State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; gard for the laws, regulations or Whereas, pursuant to Section and local ordinances of the state, and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to that this objection is based on other legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor per- legal grounds as set forth in corporation may object to the renew- mit business in that he has operat- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and al of a permit based upon legal ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, this resolution consti- grounds as set forth in division (A) manner that demonstrates a disre- tutes an emergency measure provid- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; gard for the laws, regulations or ing for the immediate preservation and local ordinances of the state, and of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to that this objection is based on other ty and welfare pursuant to Section continue to engage in the liquor per- legal grounds as set forth in 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, mit business in that he has operat- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and objections to renewal of liquor per- ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, this resolution consti- mits shall be made no later than manner that demonstrates a disre- tutes an emergency measure provid- thirty days prior to the expiration gard for the laws, regulations or ing for the immediate preservation date of the permit; now, therefore, local ordinances of the state, and of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Be it resolved by the Council of that this objection is based on other ty and welfare pursuant to Section the City of Cleveland: legal grounds as set forth in 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Section 1. That Council does here- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and objections to renewal of liquor per- by record its objection to the renew- Whereas, this resolution consti- mits shall be made no later than al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, tutes an emergency measure provid- thirty days prior to the expiration Permit No. 9122348, owned by 2220 ing for the immediate preservation date of the permit; now, therefore, East 105th Inc., DBA Cross Town of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Be it resolved by the Council of Food Market, 2220 East 105th Street, ty and welfare pursuant to Section the City of Cleveland: Cleveland, Ohio 44106 and requests 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Section 1. That Council does here- the Director of Liquor Control to set objections to renewal of liquor per- by record its objection to the renew- a hearing for said application in mits shall be made no later than al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, accordance with provisions of Sec- thirty days prior to the expiration Permit No. 1302675, owned by Cas- tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of date of the permit; now, therefore, cian Corp., Inc., DBA Quik Pik Mar- Ohio. Be it resolved by the Council of ket, 1930 East 79th Street, Cleveland, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- the City of Cleveland: Ohio 44103 and requests the Director cil be and she is hereby directed to Section 1. That Council does here- of Liquor Control to set a hearing transmit two certified copies of this by record its objection to the renew- for said application in accordance resolution, together with two copies al of a C2, C2X and D6 Liquor Per- with provisions of Section 4303.271 of a letter of objection and two mit, Permit No. 84910459308, owned by of the Revised Code of Ohio. copies of a letter requesting that the Standard Oil Co., DBA BP Food Mart Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- 04230, 9308 Chester Avenue, Cleve- cil be and she is hereby directed to hoga County, and a statement by the land, Ohio 44106 and requests the transmit two certified copies of this Director of Law that, in the Direc- Director of Liquor Control to set a resolution, together with two copies tor’s opinion, the objection is based hearing for said application in accor- of a letter of objection and two upon substantial legal grounds with- dance with provisions of Section copies of a letter requesting that the in the meaning and intent of divi- 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Ohio. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hoga County, and a statement by the Revised Code to the Director of cil be and she is hereby directed to Director of Law that, in the Direc- Liquor Control. transmit two certified copies of this tor’s opinion, the objection is based Section 3. That this resolution is resolution, together with two copies upon substantial legal grounds hereby declared to be an emergency of a letter of objection and two within the meaning and intent of measure and, provided it receives copies of a letter requesting that the division (A) of Section 4303.292 of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- the Revised Code to the Director of all the members elected to Council, hoga County, and a statement by the Liquor Control. it shall take effect and be in force Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and tor’s opinion, the objection is based hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it upon substantial legal grounds with- measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force in the meaning and intent of divi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. Revised Code to the Director of it shall take effect and be in force Motion to suspend rules. Charter Liquor Control. immediately upon its adoption and and statutory provisions and place Section 3. That this resolution is approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it on final passage. hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force The rules were suspended. Yeas measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. all the members elected to Council, Motion to suspend rules. Charter Nays 0. it shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place Not answering Roll Call: Council immediately upon its adoption and on final passage. Member Dolan. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it The rules were suspended. Yeas Absent: Council Members Cimper- shall take effect and be in force 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read man and Jones. 2006 August 22, 2001 The City Record 71

Res. No. 1585-01. Whereas, the uniform date for corporation may object to the renew- By Councilman Britt. renewal of liquor permits in the al of a permit based upon legal An emergency resolution object- State of Ohio is October 1st; and grounds as set forth in division (A) ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X Whereas, pursuant to Section of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Liquor Permit at 2249 E. 105th St., 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the and 1st Fl. legislative authority of a municipal Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, the uniform date for corporation may object to the renew- continue to engage in the liquor per- renewal of liquor permits in the al of a permit based upon legal mit business in that he has operat- State of Ohio is October 1st; and grounds as set forth in division (A) ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, pursuant to Section of Revised Code Section 4303.292; manner that demonstrates a disre- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the and gard for the laws, regulations or legislative authority of a municipal Whereas, the applicant is unfit to local ordinances of the state, and corporation may object to the renew- continue to engage in the liquor per- that this objection is based on other al of a permit based upon legal mit business in that he has operat- legal grounds as set forth in grounds as set forth in division (A) ed his liquor permit business in a Revised Code Section 4303.292; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; manner that demonstrates a disre- Whereas, this resolution consti- and gard for the laws, regulations or tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to local ordinances of the state, and ing for the immediate preservation continue to engage in the liquor per- that this objection is based on other of the public peace, prosperity, safe- mit business in that he has operat- legal grounds as set forth in ty and welfare pursuant to Section ed his liquor permit business in a Revised Code Section 4303.292; and 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, manner that demonstrates a disre- Whereas, this resolution consti- objections to renewal of liquor per- gard for the laws, regulations or tutes an emergency measure provid- mits shall be made no later than local ordinances of the state, and ing for the immediate preservation thirty days prior to the expiration that this objection is based on other of the public peace, prosperity, safe- date of the permit; now, therefore, legal grounds as set forth in ty and welfare pursuant to Section Be it resolved by the Council of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, the City of Cleveland: Whereas, this resolution consti- objections to renewal of liquor per- Section 1. That Council does here- tutes an emergency measure provid- mits shall be made no later than by record its objection to the renew- ing for the immediate preservation thirty days prior to the expiration al of a D5 and D6 Liquor Permit, of the public peace, prosperity, safe- date of the permit; now, therefore, Permit No. 1129803, owned by Burton ty and welfare pursuant to Section Be it resolved by the Council of Enterprises Inc., DBA First Page 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, the City of Cleveland: Lounge, 8329 Quincy Avenue, Cleve- objections to renewal of liquor per- Section 1. That Council does here- land, Ohio 44104 and requests the mits shall be made no later than by record its objection to the renew- Director of Liquor Control to set a thirty days prior to the expiration al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, hearing for said application in date of the permit; now, therefore, Permit No. 8303228, owned by Oscar accordance with provisions of Sec- Be it resolved by the Council of G. Smith, Jr., DBA Mountain Top tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of the City of Cleveland: Grocery, 11543-45 Mt. Carmel Ave- Ohio. Section 1. That Council does here- nue, Cleveland, Ohio 44104 and Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- by record its objection to the renew- requests the Director of Liquor Con- cil be and she is hereby directed to al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, trol to set a hearing for said appli- transmit two certified copies of this Permit No. 7644062, owned by Jerry cation in accordance with provisions resolution, together with two copies SAA, DBA PNG Supermarket, 2249 E. of Section 4303.271 of the Revised of a letter of objection and two 105th St. 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio Code of Ohio. copies of a letter requesting that the Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- 44106 and requests the Director of cil be and she is hereby directed to hoga County, and a statement by the Liquor Control to set a hearing for transmit two certified copies of this Director of Law that, in the Direc- said application in accordance with resolution, together with two copies tor’s opinion, the objection is based provisions of Section 4303.271 of the of a letter of objection and two upon substantial legal grounds with- Revised Code of Ohio. copies of a letter requesting that the in the meaning and intent of divi- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the cil be and she is hereby directed to hoga County, and a statement by the Revised Code to the Director of transmit two certified copies of this Director of Law that, in the Direc- Liquor Control. resolution, together with two copies tor’s opinion, the objection is based Section 3. That this resolution is of a letter of objection and two upon substantial legal grounds with- hereby declared to be an emergency copies of a letter requesting that the in the meaning and intent of divi- measure and, provided it receives hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hoga County, and a statement by the Revised Code to the Director of all the members elected to Council, Director of Law that, in the Direc- Liquor Control. it shall take effect and be in force tor’s opinion, the objection is based Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and upon substantial legal grounds with- hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise it in the meaning and intent of divi- measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period Revised Code to the Director of all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. Liquor Control. it shall take effect and be in force Motion to suspend rules. Charter Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and and statutory provisions and place hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it on final passage. measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force The rules were suspended. Yeas the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. it shall take effect and be in force Motion to suspend rules. Charter Nays 0. immediately upon its adoption and and statutory provisions and place Not answering Roll Call: Council approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it on final passage. Member Dolan. shall take effect and be in force The rules were suspended. Yeas Absent: Council Members Cimper- from and after the earliest period 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read man and Jones. allowed by law. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Motion to suspend rules. Charter Nays 0. Res. No. 1588-01. and statutory provisions and place Not answering Roll Call: Council By Councilman Britt. on final passage. Member Dolan. An emergency resolution object- The rules were suspended. Yeas Absent: Council Members Cimper- ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read man and Jones. Permit at 8502 Quincy Avenue. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Whereas, the uniform date for Nays 0. Res. No. 1587-01. renewal of liquor permits in the Not answering Roll Call: Council By Councilman Britt. State of Ohio is October 1st; and Member Dolan. An emergency resolution object- Whereas, pursuant to Section Absent: Council Members Cimper- ing to the renewal of a D5 and D6 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the man and Jones. Liquor Permit at 8329 Quincy Ave- legislative authority of a municipal nue. corporation may object to the renew- Res. No. 1586-01. Whereas, the uniform date for al of a permit based upon legal By Councilman Britt. renewal of liquor permits in the grounds as set forth in division (A) An emergency resolution object- State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X Whereas, pursuant to Section and Liquor Permit at 11543-45 Mt. Carmel 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Avenue. legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor per- 2007 72 The City Record August 22, 2001 mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, this resolution consti- measure and provided it receives the ed his liquor permit business in a tutes an emergency measure pro- affirmative vote of two-thirds of all manner that demonstrates a disre- viding for the immediate preserva- the members elected to Council, it gard for the laws, regulations or tion of the public peace, prosperity, shall take effect and be in force local ordinances of the state, and safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- immediately upon its adoption and that this objection is based on other tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it legal grounds as set forth in Code, objections to renewal of shall take effect and be in force Revised Code Section 4303.292; and liquor permits shall be made no from and after the earliest period Whereas, this resolution consti- later than thirty days prior to the allowed by law. tutes an emergency measure provid- expiration date of the permit; now, Motion to suspend rules. Charter ing for the immediate preservation t h e r e f o r e , and statutory provisions and place of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Be it resolved by the Council of on final passage. ty and welfare pursuant to Section the City of Cleveland: The rules were suspended. Yeas 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Section 1. That Council does here- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read objections to renewal of liquor per- by record its objection to the renew- third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. mits shall be made no later than al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, Nays 0. thirty days prior to the expiration Permit No. 6416769, owned by 9209 Not answering Roll Call: Council date of the permit; now, therefore, Quincy Inc., DBA Sammor Corners, Member Dolan. Be it resolved by the Council of 9209 Quincy Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio Absent: Council Members Cimper- the City of Cleveland: 44106 and requests the Director of man and Jones. Section 1. That Council does here- Liquor Control to set a hearing for by record its objection to the renew- said application in accordance with Res. No. 1591-01. al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. provisions of Section 4303.271 of the By Councilman Cimperman. 36356500005, owned by Harry John Revised Code of Ohio. An emergency resolution object- Inc., 8502 Quincy Avenue, Cleveland, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- ing to the renewal of a D5 and D6 Ohio 44106 and requests the Director cil be and she is hereby directed to Liquor Permit at 620 Frankfort Ave- of Liquor Control to set a hearing transmit two certified copies of this nue. for said application in accordance resolution, together with two copies Whereas, the uniform date for with provisions of Section 4303.271 of a letter of objection and two renewal of liquor permits in the of the Revised Code of Ohio. copies of a letter requesting that the State of Ohio is October 1st; and Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Whereas, pursuant to Section cil be and she is hereby directed to hoga County, and a statement by the 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the transmit two certified copies of this Director of Law that, in the Direc- legislative authority of a municipal resolution, together with two copies tor’s opinion, the objection is based corporation may object to the renew- of a letter of objection and two upon substantial legal grounds with- al of a permit based upon legal copies of a letter requesting that the in the meaning and intent of divi- grounds as set forth in division (A) hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; hoga County, and a statement by the Revised Code to the Director of and Director of Law that, in the Direc- Liquor Control. Whereas, the applicant is unfit to tor’s opinion, the objection is based Section 3. That this resolution is continue to engage in the liquor per- upon substantial legal grounds with- hereby declared to be an emergency mit business in that he has operat- in the meaning and intent of divi- measure and, provided it receives ed his liquor permit business in a sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of manner that demonstrates a disre- Revised Code to the Director of all the members elected to Council, gard for the laws, regulations or Liquor Control. it shall take effect and be in force local ordinances of the state, and Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and that this objection is based on other hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it legal grounds as set forth in measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force Revised Code Section 4303.292; and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period Whereas, this resolution consti- all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. tutes an emergency measure pro- it shall take effect and be in force Motion to suspend rules. Charter viding for the immediate preserva- immediately upon its adoption and and statutory provisions and place tion of the public peace, prosperity, approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it on final passage. safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- shall take effect and be in force The rules were suspended. Yeas tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised from and after the earliest period 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Code, objections to renewal of allowed by law. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. liquor permits shall be made no Motion to suspend rules. Charter Nays 0. later than thirty days prior to the and statutory provisions and place Not answering Roll Call: Council expiration date of the permit; now, on final passage. Member Dolan. t h e r e f o r e , The rules were suspended. Yeas Absent: Council Members Cimper- Be it resolved by the Council of 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read man and Jones. the City of Cleveland: third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Section 1. That Council does here- Nays 0. Res. No. 1590-01. by record its objection to the renew- Not answering Roll Call: Council By Councilman Cimperman (by re- al of a D5 and D6 Liquor Permit, Member Dolan. quest). Permit No. 2289880, owned by Down Absent: Council Members Cimper- An emergency resolution declar- River Specialties Inc., 620 Frankfort man and Jones. ing the intention to vacate a portion Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44113 and of East 51st Place. requests the Director of Liquor Con- Res. No. 1589-01. Whereas, this Council; is satisfied trol to set a hearing for said appli- By Councilman Britt. that there is good cause to vacate a cation in accordance with provisions An emergency resolution object- portion of East 51st Place as here- of Section 4303.271 of the Revised ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X inafter described; and Code of Ohio. Liquor Permit at 9209 Quincy Ave- Whereas, this resolution consti- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- nue. tutes an emergency measure in that cil be and she is hereby directed to Whereas, the uniform date for the same provides for the usual transmit two certified copies of this renewal of liquor permits in the daily operation of a municipal resolution, together with two copies State of Ohio is October 1st; and department; now, therefore, of a letter of objection and two Whereas, pursuant to Section Be it resolved by the Council of copies of a letter requesting that the 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the the City of Cleveland: hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- legislative authority of a municipal Section 1. That it hereby declares hoga County, and a statement by the corporation may object to the renew- its intention to vacate portions of Director of Law that, in the Direc- al of a permit based upon legal the following described real proper- tor’s opinion, the objection is based grounds as set forth in division (A) ty: upon substantial legal grounds with- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Situated in the City of Cleveland, in the meaning and intent of divi- and County of Cuyahoga and State of sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Ohio, and being all that portion of Revised Code to the Director of continue to engage in the liquor per- East 51st Place (30.00 feet wide), Liquor Control. mit business in that he has operat- extending Southerly from that por- Section 3. That this resolution is ed his liquor permit business in a tion of East 51st Place vacated by hereby declared to be an emergency manner that demonstrates a disre- the Council of the City of Cleveland measure and provided it receives the gard for the laws, regulations or by Ordinance Number 1758-53, passed affirmative vote of two-thirds of all local ordinances of the state, and June 29, 1953, to its Southerly ter- the members elected to Council, it that this objection is based on other minus. shall take effect and be in force legal grounds as set forth in Section 2. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it 2008 August 22, 2001 The City Record 73 shall take effect and be in force ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, this resolution consti- from and after the earliest period manner that demonstrates a disre- tutes an emergency measure provid- allowed by law. gard for the laws, regulations or ing for the immediate preservation Motion to suspend rules. Charter local ordinances of the state, and of the public peace, prosperity, safe- and statutory provisions and place that this objection is based on other ty and welfare pursuant to Section on final passage. legal grounds as set forth in 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, The rules were suspended. Yeas Revised Code Section 4303.292; and objections to renewal of liquor per- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Whereas, this resolution consti- mits shall be made no later than third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. tutes an emergency measure pro- thirty days prior to the expiration Nays 0. viding for the immediate preserva- date of the permit; now, therefore, Not answering Roll Call: Council tion of the public peace, prosperity, Be it resolved by the Council of Member Dolan. safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- the City of Cleveland: Absent: Council Members Cimper- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Section 1. That Council does here- man and Jones. Code, objections to renewal of by record its objection to the renew- liquor permits shall be made no al of a D4 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Res. No. 1592-01. later than thirty days prior to the 92623552926, owned by VFW Post By Councilman Cimperman expiration date of the permit; now, 2926 Collinwood, 527 East 140th An emergency resolution w i t h- t h e r e f o r e , Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and drawing objection to the transfer Be it resolved by the Council of requests the Director of Liquor Con- of ownership and location of a D1, the City of Cleveland: trol to set a hearing for said appli- D2, D3, D3A and D6 Liquor Permit Section 1. That Council does here- cation in accordance with provisions to 1281 West 9th Street, and repeal- by record its objection to the renew- of Section 4303.271 of the Revised ing Res. No. 1418-01 objecting to al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, Code of Ohio. said transfer of ownership and Permit No. 50434590001, owned by Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- l o c a t i o n . Joel Latimore, DBA Coit Road Bev- cil be and she is hereby directed to Whereas, this Council objected to erage, 14643 Coit Road, Cleveland, transmit two certified copies of this the transfer of ownership and loca- Ohio 44110 and requests the Director resolution, together with two copies tion of a D1, D2, D3, D3A and D6 of Liquor Control to set a hearing of a letter of objection and two Liquor Permit to 1281 West 9th for said application in accordance copies of a letter requesting that the Street by Res. No. 1418-01 adopted by with provisions of Section 4303.271 hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Council July 18, 2001; and of the Revised Code of Ohio. hoga County, and a statement by the Whereas, this Council wishes to Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Law that, in the Direc- withdraw its objection to the above cil be and she is hereby directed to tor’s opinion, the objection is based transfer of ownership and location transmit two certified copies of this upon substantial legal grounds with- and consents to said transfer of resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- ownership and location; and of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Whereas, this resolution consti- copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of tutes an emergency measure for the hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. immediate preservation of public hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is peace, property, health or safety, Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency now, therefore, tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and, provided it receives Be it resolved by the Council of upon substantial legal grounds with- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the City of Cleveland: in the meaning and intent of divi- all the members elected to Council, Section 1. That objection to the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the it shall take effect and be in force transfer of ownership and location Revised Code to the Director of immediately upon its adoption and of a D1, D2, D3, D3A and D6 Liquor Liquor Control. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Permit to 1281 West 9th Street, be Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force and the same is hereby withdrawn hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period and Res. No. 1418-01, containing said measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. objection, be and the same is here- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Motion to suspend rules. Charter by repealed and that this Council all the members elected to Council, and statutory provisions and place consents to the immediate transfer it shall take effect and be in force on final passage. of ownership and location thereof. immediately upon its adoption and The rules were suspended. Yeas Section 2. That this resolution is approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period Nays 0. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. Not answering Roll Call: Council all the members elected to Council, Motion to suspend rules. Charter Member Dolan. it shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place Absent: Council Members Cimper- immediately upon its adoption and on final passage. man and Jones. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it The rules were suspended. Yeas shall take effect and be in force 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Res. No. 1595-01. from and after the earliest period third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. By Councilman Coats. allowed by law. Nays 0. An emergency resolution object- Motion to suspend rules. Charter Not answering Roll Call: Council ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X and statutory provisions and place Member Dolan. Liquor Permit at 662 East 140th on final passage. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Street, 1st Fl. The rules were suspended. Yeas man and Jones. Whereas, the uniform date for 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read renewal of liquor permits in the third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Res. No. 1594-01. State of Ohio is October 1st; and Nays 0. By Councilman Coats. Whereas, pursuant to Section Not answering Roll Call: Council An emergency resolution object- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Member Dolan. ing to the renewal of a D4 Liquor legislative authority of a municipal Absent: Council Members Cimper- Permit at 527 East 140th Street. corporation may object to the renew- man and Jones. Whereas, the uniform date for al of a permit based upon legal renewal of liquor permits in the grounds as set forth in division (A) Res. No. 1593-01. State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; By Councilman Coats. Whereas, pursuant to Section and An emergency resolution object- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor per- Liquor Permit at 14643 Coit Road. corporation may object to the renew- mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, the uniform date for al of a permit based upon legal ed his liquor permit business in a renewal of liquor permits in the grounds as set forth in division (A) manner that demonstrates a disre- State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; gard for the laws, regulations or Whereas, pursuant to Section and local ordinances of the state, and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to that this objection is based on other legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor per- legal grounds as set forth in corporation may object to the mit business in that he has operat- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and renewal of a permit based upon ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, this resolution consti- legal grounds as set forth in divi- manner that demonstrates a disre- tutes an emergency measure pro- sion (A) of Revised Code Section gard for the laws, regulations or viding for the immediate preserva- 4303.292; and local ordinances of the state, and tion of the public peace, prosperity, Whereas, the applicant is unfit to that this objection is based on other safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- continue to engage in the liquor per- legal grounds as set forth in tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised mit business in that he has operat- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Code, objections to renewal of 2009 74 The City Record August 22, 2001 liquor permits shall be made no Section 1. That Council does here- for said application in accordance later than thirty days prior to the by record its objection to the renew- with provisions of Section 4303.271 expiration date of the permit; now, al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, of the Revised Code of Ohio. t h e r e f o r e , Permit No. 6081178, owned by Moes Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Be it resolved by the Council of Stop One Inc., 625 East 140th Street, cil be and she is hereby directed to the City of Cleveland: 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and transmit two certified copies of this Section 1. That Council does here- requests the Director of Liquor Con- resolution, together with two copies by record its objection to the renew- trol to set a hearing for said appli- of a letter of objection and two al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, cation in accordance with provisions copies of a letter requesting that the Permit No. 5439362, owned by of Section 4303.271 of the Revised hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Maisam Corp, DBA Four M Food Code of Ohio. hoga County, and a statement by the Market, 662 East 140th Street, 1st Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Law that, in the Direc- Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and cil be and she is hereby directed to tor’s opinion, the objection is based requests the Director of Liquor Con- transmit two certified copies of this upon substantial legal grounds with- trol to set a hearing for said appli- resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- cation in accordance with provisions of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the of Section 4303.271 of the Revised copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of Code of Ohio. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is cil be and she is hereby directed to Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency transmit two certified copies of this tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and, provided it receives resolution, together with two copies upon substantial legal grounds with- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of of a letter of objection and two in the meaning and intent of divi- all the members elected to Council, copies of a letter requesting that the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the it shall take effect and be in force hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Revised Code to the Director of immediately upon its adoption and hoga County, and a statement by the Liquor Control. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force tor’s opinion, the objection is based hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period upon substantial legal grounds with- measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. in the meaning and intent of divi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Motion to suspend rules. Charter sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the all the members elected to Council, and statutory provisions and place Revised Code to the Director of it shall take effect and be in force on final passage. Liquor Control. immediately upon its adoption and The rules were suspended. Yeas Section 3. That this resolution is approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period Nays 0. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. Not answering Roll Call: Council all the members elected to Council, Motion to suspend rules. Charter Member Dolan. it shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place Absent: Council Members Cimper- immediately upon its adoption and on final passage. man and Jones. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it The rules were suspended. Yeas shall take effect and be in force 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Res. No. 1598-01. from and after the earliest period third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. By Councilman Coats. allowed by law. Nays 0. An emergency resolution object- Motion to suspend rules. Charter Not answering Roll Call: Council ing to the renewal of a D5 and D6 and statutory provisions and place Member Dolan. Liquor Permit at 1030 East 152nd on final passage. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Street. The rules were suspended. Yeas man and Jones. Whereas, the uniform date for 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read renewal of liquor permits in the third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Res. No. 1597-01. State of Ohio is October 1st; and Nays 0. By Councilman Coats. Whereas, pursuant to Section Not answering Roll Call: Council An emergency resolution object- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Member Dolan. ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor legislative authority of a municipal Absent: Council Members Cimper- Permit at 831 East 140th Street. corporation may object to the renew- man and Jones. Whereas, the uniform date for al of a permit based upon legal renewal of liquor permits in the grounds as set forth in division (A) Res. No. 1596-01. State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; By Councilman Coats. Whereas, pursuant to Section and An emergency resolution object- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor Liquor Permit at 625 East 140th corporation may object to the renew- permit business in that he has oper- Street, 1st Fl. al of a permit based upon legal ated his liquor permit business in a Whereas, the uniform date for grounds as set forth in division (A) manner that demonstrates a disre- renewal of liquor permits in the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; gard for the laws, regulations or State of Ohio is October 1st; and and local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, pursuant to Section Whereas, the applicant is unfit to that this objection is based on other 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the continue to engage in the liquor per- legal grounds as set forth in legislative authority of a municipal mit business in that he has operat- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and corporation may object to the renew- ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, this resolution consti- al of a permit based upon legal manner that demonstrates a disre- tutes an emergency measure provid- grounds as set forth in division (A) gard for the laws, regulations or ing for the immediate preservation of Revised Code Section 4303.292; local ordinances of the state, and of the public peace, prosperity, safe- and that this objection is based on other ty and welfare pursuant to Section Whereas, the applicant is unfit to legal grounds as set forth in 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, continue to engage in the liquor per- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and objections to renewal of liquor per- mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, this resolution consti- mits shall be made no later than ed his liquor permit business in a tutes an emergency measure provid- thirty days prior to the expiration manner that demonstrates a disre- ing for the immediate preservation date of the permit; now, therefore, gard for the laws, regulations or of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Be it resolved by the Council of local ordinances of the state, and ty and welfare pursuant to Section the City of Cleveland: that this objection is based on other 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Section 1. That Council does here- legal grounds as set forth in objections to renewal of liquor per- by record its objection to the renew- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and mits shall be made no later than al of a D5 and D6 Liquor Permit, Whereas, this resolution consti- thirty days prior to the expiration Permit No. 1745954, owned by John tutes an emergency measure provid- date of the permit; now, therefore, L. Cornelius, 1030 East 152nd Street, ing for the immediate preservation Be it resolved by the Council of Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and requests of the public peace, prosperity, safe- the City of Cleveland: the Director of Liquor Control to set ty and welfare pursuant to Section Section 1. That Council does here- a hearing for said application in 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, by record its objection to the renew- accordance with provisions of Sec- objections to renewal of liquor per- al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of mits shall be made no later than 3700511, owned by Sabrina A. Head, Ohio. thirty days prior to the expiration DBA East 140th Food & Beverage, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- date of the permit; now, therefore, 831 East 140th Street, Cleveland, cil be and she is hereby directed to Be it resolved by the Council of Ohio 44110 and requests the Director transmit two certified copies of this the City of Cleveland: of Liquor Control to set a hearing resolution, together with two copies 2010 August 22, 2001 The City Record 75 of a letter of objection and two upon substantial legal grounds with- measure and, provided it receives copies of a letter requesting that the in the meaning and intent of divi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the all the members elected to Council, hoga County, and a statement by the Revised Code to the Director of it shall take effect and be in force Director of Law that, in the Direc- Liquor Control. immediately upon its adoption and tor’s opinion, the objection is based Section 3. That this resolution is approval by the Mayor; otherwise it upon substantial legal grounds with- hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force in the meaning and intent of divi- measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. Revised Code to the Director of all the members elected to Council, Motion to suspend rules. Charter Liquor Control. it shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and on final passage. hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise it The rules were suspended. Yeas measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. Nays 0. it shall take effect and be in force Motion to suspend rules. Charter Not answering Roll Call: Council immediately upon its adoption and and statutory provisions and place Member Dolan. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it on final passage. Absent: Council Members Cimper- shall take effect and be in force The rules were suspended. Yeas man and Jones. from and after the earliest period 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read allowed by law. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Res. No. 1601-01. Motion to suspend rules. Charter Nays 0. By Councilman Coats. and statutory provisions and place Not answering Roll Call: Council An emergency resolution object- on final passage. Member Dolan. ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor The rules were suspended. Yeas Absent: Council Members Cimper- Permit at 13001 St. Clair Avenue, 1st 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read man and Jones. Fl. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Whereas, the uniform date for Nays 0. Res. No. 1600-01. renewal of liquor permits in the Not answering Roll Call: Council By Councilman Coats. State of Ohio is October 1st; and Member Dolan. An emergency resolution object- Whereas, pursuant to Section Absent: Council Members Cimper- ing to the renewal of a C2, C2X and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the man and Jones. D6 Liquor Permit at 12730 St. Clair legislative authority of a municipal Avenue. corporation may object to the renew- Res. No. 1599-01. Whereas, the uniform date for al of a permit based upon legal By Councilman Coats. renewal of liquor permits in the grounds as set forth in division (A) An emergency resolution object- State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; ing to the renewal of a C1, C2 and Whereas, pursuant to Section and D6 Liquor Permit at 18121 Euclid 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Avenue. legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, the uniform date for corporation may object to the renew- mit business in that he has operat- renewal of liquor permits in the al of a permit based upon legal ed his liquor permit business in a State of Ohio is October 1st; and grounds as set forth in division (A) manner that demonstrates a disre- Whereas, pursuant to Section of Revised Code Section 4303.292; gard for the laws, regulations or 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the and local ordinances of the state, and legislative authority of a municipal Whereas, the applicant is unfit to that this objection is based on other corporation may object to the renew- continue to engage in the liquor per- legal grounds as set forth in al of a permit based upon legal mit business in that he has operat- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and grounds as set forth in division (A) ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, this resolution consti- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; manner that demonstrates a disre- tutes an emergency measure pro- and gard for the laws, regulations or viding for the immediate preserva- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to local ordinances of the state, and tion of the public peace, prosperity, continue to engage in the liquor per- that this objection is based on other safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- mit business in that he has operat- legal grounds as set forth in tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised ed his liquor permit business in a Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Code, objections to renewal of manner that demonstrates a disre- Whereas, this resolution consti- liquor permits shall be made no gard for the laws, regulations or tutes an emergency measure provid- later than thirty days prior to the local ordinances of the state, and ing for the immediate preservation expiration date of the permit; now, that this objection is based on other of the public peace, prosperity, safe- t h e r e f o r e , legal grounds as set forth in ty and welfare pursuant to Section Be it resolved by the Council of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, the City of Cleveland: Whereas, this resolution consti- objections to renewal of liquor per- Section 1. That Council does here- tutes an emergency measure provid- mits shall be made no later than by record its objection to the renew- ing for the immediate preservation thirty days prior to the expiration al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. of the public peace, prosperity, safe- date of the permit; now, therefore, 8930790, owned by Tiggs Bar & ty and welfare pursuant to Section Be it resolved by the Council of Restaurant Inc., 13001 St. Clair Ave- 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, the City of Cleveland: nue, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44108 objections to renewal of liquor per- Section 1. That Council does here- and requests the Director of Liquor mits shall be made no later than by record its objection to the renew- Control to set a hearing for said thirty days prior to the expiration al of a C2, C2X and D6 Liquor Per- application in accordance with pro- date of the permit; now, therefore, mit, Permit No. 26001810001, owned visions of Section 4303.271 of the Be it resolved by the Council of by F & A Beverage, 12730 St. Clair Revised Code of Ohio. the City of Cleveland: Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44108 and Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Section 1. That Council does here- requests the Director of Liquor Con- cil be and she is hereby directed to by record its objection to the renew- trol to set a hearing for said appli- transmit two certified copies of this al of a C1, C2 and D6 Liquor Per- cation in accordance with provisions resolution, together with two copies mit, Permit No. 1709358, owned by of Section 4303.271 of the Revised of a letter of objection and two Convenient Food Mart Inc., DBA Code of Ohio. copies of a letter requesting that the Convenient Food, 18121 Euclid Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44112 and cil be and she is hereby directed to hoga County, and a statement by the requests the Director of Liquor Con- transmit two certified copies of this Director of Law that, in the Direc- trol to set a hearing for said appli- resolution, together with two copies tor’s opinion, the objection is based cation in accordance with provisions of a letter of objection and two upon substantial legal grounds with- of Section 4303.271 of the Revised copies of a letter requesting that the in the meaning and intent of divi- Code of Ohio. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hoga County, and a statement by the Revised Code to the Director of cil be and she is hereby directed to Director of Law that, in the Direc- Liquor Control. transmit two certified copies of this tor’s opinion, the objection is based Section 3. That this resolution is resolution, together with two copies upon substantial legal grounds with- hereby declared to be an emergency of a letter of objection and two in the meaning and intent of divi- measure and provided it receives the copies of a letter requesting that the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Revised Code to the Director of the members elected to Council, it hoga County, and a statement by the Liquor Control. shall take effect and be in force Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and tor’s opinion, the objection is based hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it 2011 76 The City Record August 22, 2001 shall take effect and be in force The rules were suspended. Yeas Not answering Roll Call: Council from and after the earliest period 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Member Dolan. allowed by law. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Motion to suspend rules. Charter Nays 0. man and Jones. and statutory provisions and place Not answering Roll Call: Council on final passage. Member Dolan. Res. No. 1604-01. The rules were suspended. Yeas Absent: Council Members Cimper- By Councilman Gordon. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read man and Jones. An emergency resolution object- third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor Nays 0. Res. No. 1603-01. Permit at 2139 Broadview Rd. Not answering Roll Call: Council By Councilman Coats. Whereas, the uniform date for Member Dolan. An emergency resolution object- renewal of liquor permits in the Absent: Council Members Cimper- ing to the renewal of a C2, C2X and man and Jones. State of Ohio is October 1st; and D6 Liquor Permit at 12901 Shaw Whereas, pursuant to Section Avenue. Res. No. 1602-01. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the uniform date for legislative authority of a municipal By Councilman Coats. renewal of liquor permits in the corporation may object to the renew- An emergency resolution object- State of Ohio is October 1st; and al of a permit based upon legal ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 Whereas, pursuant to Section grounds as set forth in division (A) Liquor Permit at 14102-06 St. Clair 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Avenue, 1st Fl. legislative authority of a municipal of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Whereas, the uniform date for corporation may object to the renew- and renewal of liquor permits in the al of a permit based upon legal Whereas, the applicant is unfit to State of Ohio is October 1st; and grounds as set forth in division (A) continue to engage in the liquor Whereas, pursuant to Section of Revised Code Section 4303.292; permit business in that he has oper- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the and ated his liquor permit business in a legislative authority of a municipal Whereas, the applicant is unfit to manner that demonstrates a disre- corporation may object to the renew- continue to engage in the liquor per- gard for the laws, regulations or al of a permit based upon legal mit business in that he has operat- local ordinances of the state, and grounds as set forth in division (A) ed his liquor permit business in a that this objection is based on other of Revised Code Section 4303.292; manner that demonstrates a disre- legal grounds as set forth in and gard for the laws, regulations or Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, this resolution consti- continue to engage in the liquor per- that this objection is based on other tutes an emergency measure provid- mit business in that he has operat- legal grounds as set forth in ing for the immediate preservation ed his liquor permit business in a Revised Code Section 4303.292; and of the public peace, prosperity, safe- manner that demonstrates a disre- Whereas, this resolution consti- gard for the laws, regulations or ty and welfare pursuant to Section local ordinances of the state, and tutes an emergency measure pro- 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, that this objection is based on other viding for the immediate preserva- objections to renewal of liquor per- legal grounds as set forth in tion of the public peace, prosperity, mits shall be made no later than Revised Code Section 4303.292; and safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- thirty days prior to the expiration Whereas, this resolution consti- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised date of the permit; now, therefore, tutes an emergency measure pro- Code, objections to renewal of Be it resolved by the Council of viding for the immediate preserva- liquor permits shall be made no the City of Cleveland: tion of the public peace, prosperity, later than thirty days prior to the Section 1. That Council does here- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- expiration date of the permit; now, by record its objection to the renew- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised t h e r e f o r e , al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Code, objections to renewal of Be it resolved by the Council of 1896770, owned by Dalaps Group liquor permits shall be made no the City of Cleveland: Inc., DBA Last Chance, 2139 Broad- later than thirty days prior to the Section 1. That Council does here- view Rd., Cleveland, Ohio 44109 and expiration date of the permit; now, by record its objection to the renew- requests the Director of Liquor Con- t h e r e f o r e , al of a C2, C2X and D6 Liquor Per- trol to set a hearing for said appli- Be it resolved by the Council of mit, Permit No. 6310018, owned by cation in accordance with provisions the City of Cleveland: Nasser Inc., 12901 Shaw Avenue, of Section 4303.271 of the Revised Cleveland, Ohio 44108 and requests Section 1. That Council does here- Code of Ohio. the Director of Liquor Control to set by record its objection to the renew- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- a hearing for said application in al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, cil be and she is hereby directed to accordance with provisions of Sec- Permit No. 2655243, owned by Fast transmit two certified copies of this & Friendly, Inc., 14102-06 St. Clair tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Avenue, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio Ohio. resolution, together with two copies 44110 and requests the Director of Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- of a letter of objection and two Liquor Control to set a hearing for cil be and she is hereby directed to copies of a letter requesting that the said application in accordance with transmit two certified copies of this hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- provisions of Section 4303.271 of the resolution, together with two copies hoga County, and a statement by the Revised Code of Ohio. of a letter of objection and two Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- copies of a letter requesting that the tor’s opinion, the objection is based cil be and she is hereby directed to hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- upon substantial legal grounds with- transmit two certified copies of this hoga County, and a statement by the in the meaning and intent of divi- resolution, together with two copies Director of Law that, in the Direc- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the of a letter of objection and two tor’s opinion, the objection is based Revised Code to the Director of copies of a letter requesting that the upon substantial legal grounds with- Liquor Control. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- in the meaning and intent of divi- Section 3. That this resolution is hoga County, and a statement by the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the hereby declared to be an emergency Director of Law that, in the Direc- Revised Code to the Director of measure and provided it receives the tor’s opinion, the objection is based Liquor Control. affirmative vote of two-thirds of all upon substantial legal grounds with- Section 3. That this resolution is the members elected to Council, it in the meaning and intent of divi- shall take effect and be in force sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the hereby declared to be an emergency measure and provided it receives the immediately upon its adoption and Revised Code to the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Liquor Control. affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force Section 3. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. measure and, provided it receives immediately upon its adoption and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Motion to suspend rules. Charter all the members elected to Council, shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period on final passage. immediately upon its adoption and allowed by law. The rules were suspended. Yeas approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Motion to suspend rules. Charter 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. from and after the earliest period on final passage. Nays 0. allowed by law. The rules were suspended. Yeas Not answering Roll Call: Council Motion to suspend rules. Charter 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Member Dolan. and statutory provisions and place third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Absent: Council Members Cimper- on final passage. Nays 0. man and Jones. 2012 August 22, 2001 The City Record 77

Res. No. 1605-01. Res. No. 1606-01. expiration date of the permit; now, By Councilman Gordon. By Councilman Gordon. t h e r e f o r e , An emergency resolution object- An emergency resolution with- Be it resolved by the Council of ing to the renewal of a D2, D2X, D3 drawing objection to the renewal of the City of Cleveland: and D3A Liquor Permit at 3829 Deni- a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit to 3912 Section 1. That Council does here- son Avenue, 1st Fl. Archwood, 1st Fl., and repealing by record its objection to the renew- Whereas, the uniform date for Res. No. 1445-2000 objecting to said al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, renewal of liquor permits in the renewal. Permit No. 2599989, owned by Fadis State of Ohio is October 1st; and Whereas, this Council objected to Market Inc., 9901-03 Union Avenue, Whereas, pursuant to Section the renewal of a C2 and C2X Liquor 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44105 and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Permit to 3912 Archwood, 1st Fl. by requests the Director of Liquor Con- legislative authority of a municipal Res. No. 1445-2000 adopted by Coun- trol to set a hearing for said appli- corporation may object to the renew- cil on August 7, 2000; and cation in accordance with provisions al of a permit based upon legal Whereas, this Council wishes to of Section 4303.271 of the Revised grounds as set forth in division (A) withdraw its objection to the above Code of Ohio. of Revised Code Section 4303.292; renewal and consents to said renew- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- and al; and cil be and she is hereby directed to Whereas, the applicant is unfit Whereas, this resolution consti- transmit two certified copies of this tutes an emergency measure provid- resolution, together with two copies to continue to engage in the liquor ing for the usual daily operation of of a letter of objection and two permit business in that he has a municipal department; now, there- copies of a letter requesting that the operated his liquor permit busi- fore, hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- ness in a manner that demon- Be it resolved by the Council of hoga County, and a statement by the strates a disregard for the laws, the City of Cleveland: Director of Law that, in the Direc- regulations or local ordinances of Section 1. That objection to the tor’s opinion, the objection is based the state, and that this objection renewal of a C2 and C2X Liquor Per- upon substantial legal grounds with- is based on other legal grounds as mit to 3912 Archwood, 1st Fl., be and in the meaning and intent of divi- set forth in Revised Code Section the same is hereby withdrawn and sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the 4303.292; and Res. No. 1445-2000, containing said Revised Code to the Director of Whereas, this resolution consti- objection, be and the same is here- Liquor Control. tutes an emergency measure pro- by repealed and that this Council Section 3. That this resolution is viding for the immediate preserva- consents to the immediate renewal hereby declared to be an emergency tion of the public peace, prosperity, thereof. measure and, provided it receives safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Section 2. That this resolution is the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised hereby declared to be an emergency all the members elected to Council, Code, objections to renewal of measure and provided it receives the it shall take effect and be in force liquor permits shall be made no affirmative vote of two-thirds of all immediately upon its adoption and later than thirty days prior to the the members elected to Council, it approval by the Mayor; otherwise it expiration date of the permit; now, shall take effect and be in force shall take effect and be in force t h e r e f o r e , immediately upon its adoption and from and after the earliest period Be it resolved by the Council of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it allowed by law. the City of Cleveland: shall take effect and be in force Motion to suspend rules. Charter Section 1. That Council does here- from and after the earliest period and statutory provisions and place by record its objection to the renew- allowed by law. on final passage. al of a D2, D2X, D3 and D3A Liquor Motion to suspend rules. Charter The rules were suspended. Yeas Permit, Permit No. 2916712, owned and statutory provisions and place 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read by Frenchies Escape Lounge Inc., on final passage. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. 3829 Denison Avenue, 1st Fl., Cleve- The rules were suspended. Yeas Nays 0. land, Ohio 44109 and requests the 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Not answering Roll Call: Council Director of Liquor Control to set a third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Member Dolan. hearing for said application in Nays 0. Absent: Council Members Cimper- accordance with provisions of Sec- Not answering Roll Call: Council man and Jones. tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Member Dolan. Ohio. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Res. No. 1608-01. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- man and Jones. By Councilman Jones. cil be and she is hereby directed to An emergency resolution object- transmit two certified copies of this Res. No. 1607-01. ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor resolution, together with two copies By Councilman Jackson. Permit at 4360 Lee Road. An emergency resolution object- Whereas, the uniform date for of a letter of objection and two ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X renewal of liquor permits in the copies of a letter requesting that the Liquor Permit at 9901-03 Union State of Ohio is October 1st; and hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Avenue, 1st Fl. Whereas, pursuant to Section hoga County, and a statement by the Whereas, the uniform date for 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Director of Law that, in the Direc- renewal of liquor permits in the legislative authority of a municipal tor’s opinion, the objection is based State of Ohio is October 1st; and corporation may object to the renew- upon substantial legal grounds with- Whereas, pursuant to Section al of a permit based upon legal in the meaning and intent of divi- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the grounds as set forth in division (A) sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the legislative authority of a municipal of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Revised Code to the Director of corporation may object to the renew- and Liquor Control. al of a permit based upon legal Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Section 3. That this resolution is grounds as set forth in division (A) continue to engage in the liquor hereby declared to be an emergency of Revised Code Section 4303.292; permit business in that he has oper- measure and provided it receives the and ated his liquor permit business in a affirmative vote of two-thirds of all Whereas, the applicant is unfit to manner that demonstrates a disre- the members elected to Council, it continue to engage in the liquor per- gard for the laws, regulations or shall take effect and be in force mit business in that he has operat- local ordinances of the state, and immediately upon its adoption and ed his liquor permit business in a that this objection is based on other approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it manner that demonstrates a disre- legal grounds as set forth in shall take effect and be in force gard for the laws, regulations or Revised Code Section 4303.292; and from and after the earliest period local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, this resolution consti- allowed by law. that this objection is based on other tutes an emergency measure pro- Motion to suspend rules. Charter legal grounds as set forth in viding for the immediate preserva- and statutory provisions and place Revised Code Section 4303.292; and tion of the public peace, prosperity, on final passage. Whereas, this resolution consti- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- The rules were suspended. Yeas tutes an emergency measure pro- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read viding for the immediate preserva- Code, objections to renewal of third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. tion of the public peace, prosperity, liquor permits shall be made no Nays 0. safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- later than thirty days prior to the Not answering Roll Call: Council tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised expiration date of the permit; now, Member Dolan. Code, objections to renewal of t h e r e f o r e , Absent: Council Members Cimper- liquor permits shall be made no Be it resolved by the Council of man and Jones. later than thirty days prior to the the City of Cleveland: 2013 78 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 1. That Council does here- The rules were suspended. Yeas Not answering Roll Call: Council by record its objection to the renew- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Member Dolan. al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Absent: Council Members Cimper- 5088723, owned by Lee Miles Service Nays 0. man and Jones. Inc., DBA Lee-Miles Citgo, 4360 Lee Not answering Roll Call: Council Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44128 and Member Dolan. Res. No. 1611-01. requests the Director of Liquor Con- Absent: Council Members Cimper- By Councilman Lewis. trol to set a hearing for said appli- man and Jones. An emergency resolution object- cation in accordance with provisions ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor of Section 4303.271 of the Revised Res. No. 1610-01. Permit at 1136 East 79th Street, 1st Code of Ohio. By Councilman Lewis. Fl. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- An emergency resolution object- Whereas, the uniform date for cil be and she is hereby directed to ing to the renewal of a Liquor Per- renewal of liquor permits in the transmit two certified copies of this mit at 1905 East 55th Street. State of Ohio is October 1st; and resolution, together with two copies Whereas, the uniform date for Whereas, pursuant to Section of a letter of objection and two renewal of liquor permits in the 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the copies of a letter requesting that the State of Ohio is October 1st; and legislative authority of a municipal hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Whereas, pursuant to Section corporation may object to the renew- hoga County, and a statement by the 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the al of a permit based upon legal Director of Law that, in the Direc- legislative authority of a municipal grounds as set forth in division (A) tor’s opinion, the objection is based corporation may object to the renew- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; upon substantial legal grounds with- al of a permit based upon legal and in the meaning and intent of divi- grounds as set forth in division (A) Whereas, the applicant is unfit to sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; continue to engage in the liquor per- Revised Code to the Director of and mit business in that he has operat- Liquor Control. Whereas, the applicant is unfit to ed his liquor permit business in a Section 3. That this resolution is continue to engage in the liquor per- manner that demonstrates a disre- hereby declared to be an emergency mit business in that he has operat- gard for the laws, regulations or measure and, provided it receives ed his liquor permit business in a local ordinances of the state, and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of manner that demonstrates a disre- that this objection is based on other all the members elected to Council, gard for the laws, regulations or legal grounds as set forth in it shall take effect and be in force local ordinances of the state, and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and immediately upon its adoption and that this objection is based on other Whereas, this resolution consti- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it legal grounds as set forth in tutes an emergency measure provid- shall take effect and be in force Revised Code Section 4303.292; and ing for the immediate preservation from and after the earliest period Whereas, this resolution consti- of the public peace, prosperity, safe- allowed by law. tutes an emergency measure provid- ty and welfare pursuant to Section Motion to suspend rules. Charter ing for the immediate preservation 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, and statutory provisions and place of the public peace, prosperity, safe- objections to renewal of liquor per- on final passage. ty and welfare pursuant to Section mits shall be made no later than The rules were suspended. Yeas 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, thirty days prior to the expiration 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read objections to renewal of liquor per- date of the permit; now, therefore, third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. mits shall be made no later than Be it resolved by the Council of Nays 0. thirty days prior to the expiration the City of Cleveland: Not answering Roll Call: Council date of the permit; now, therefore, Section 1. That Council does here- Member Dolan. Be it resolved by the Council of by record its objection to the renew- Absent: Council Members Cimper- the City of Cleveland: al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. man and Jones. Section 1. That Council does here- 8601226, owned by Malissie Stokes, by record its objection to the renew- DBA Grocery Deli, 1136 East 79th Res. No. 1609-01. al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, Street, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44103 By Councilman Jones (by re- Permit No. 00239900005, owned by and requests the Director of Liquor quest). Abeco Ayad Inc., DBA Grandpas Control to set a hearing for said An emergency resolution declar- Kitchen, 1905 East 55th Street, application in accordance with pro- ing the intention to vacate a portion Cleveland, Ohio 44103 and requests visions of Section 4303.271 of the of Velma Avenue S.E. the Director of Liquor Control to set Revised Code of Ohio. Whereas, this Council; is satisfied a hearing for said application in Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- that there is good cause to vacate a accordance with provisions of Sec- cil be and she is hereby directed to portion of Velma Avenue as here- tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of transmit two certified copies of this inafter described; and Ohio. resolution, together with two copies Whereas, this resolution consti- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- of a letter of objection and two tutes an emergency measure in that cil be and she is hereby directed to copies of a letter requesting that the the same provides for the usual transmit two certified copies of this hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- daily operation of a municipal resolution, together with two copies hoga County, and a statement by the department; now, therefore, of a letter of objection and two Director of Law that, in the Direc- Be it resolved by the Council of copies of a letter requesting that the tor’s opinion, the objection is based the City of Cleveland: hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- upon substantial legal grounds with- Section 1. That it hereby declares hoga County, and a statement by the in the meaning and intent of divi- its intention to vacate portions of Director of Law that, in the Direc- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the the following described real proper- tor’s opinion, the objection is based Revised Code to the Director of ty: upon substantial legal grounds with- Liquor Control. Situated in the City of Cleveland, in the meaning and intent of divi- Section 3. That this resolution is County of Cuyahoga and State of sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the hereby declared to be an emergency Ohio, and being all that portion of Revised Code to the Director of measure and, provided it receives Velma Avenue S.E. (25.00 feet wide), Liquor Control. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of extending Easterly from the East- Section 3. That this resolution is all the members elected to Council, erly line of East 141st Street (50.00 hereby declared to be an emergency it shall take effect and be in force feet wide), to the Westerly line of measure and, provided it receives immediately upon its adoption and East 142nd Street (50.00 feet wide). the affirmative vote of two-thirds of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 2. That this resolution is all the members elected to Council, shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period measure and provided it receives the immediately upon its adoption and allowed by law. affirmative vote of two-thirds of all approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Motion to suspend rules. Charter the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period on final passage. immediately upon its adoption and allowed by law. The rules were suspended. Yeas approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Motion to suspend rules. Charter 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. from and after the earliest period on final passage. Nays 0. allowed by law. The rules were suspended. Yeas Not answering Roll Call: Council Motion to suspend rules. Charter 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Member Dolan. and statutory provisions and place third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Absent: Council Members Cimper- on final passage. Nays 0. man and Jones. 2014 August 22, 2001 The City Record 79

Res. No. 1612-01. Whereas, the uniform date for newal of a permit based upon legal By Councilman Lewis. renewal of liquor permits in the grounds as set forth in division (A) An emergency resolution object- State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor Whereas, pursuant to Section and Permit at 1144 East 71st Street, 1st 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Fl. legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, the uniform date for corporation may object to the renew- mit business in that he has operat- renewal of liquor permits in the al of a permit based upon legal ed his liquor permit business in a State of Ohio is October 1st; and grounds as set forth in division (A) manner that demonstrates a disre- Whereas, pursuant to Section of Revised Code Section 4303.292; gard for the laws, regulations or 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the and local ordinances of the state, and legislative authority of a municipal Whereas, the applicant is unfit to that this objection is based on other corporation may object to the renew- continue to engage in the liquor per- legal grounds as set forth in al of a permit based upon legal mit business in that he has operat- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and grounds as set forth in division (A) ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, this resolution consti- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; manner that demonstrates a disre- tutes an emergency measure provid- and gard for the laws, regulations or ing for the immediate preservation Whereas, the applicant is unfit to local ordinances of the state, and of the public peace, prosperity, safe- continue to engage in the liquor per- that this objection is based on other ty and welfare pursuant to Section mit business in that he has operat- legal grounds as set forth in 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, ed his liquor permit business in a Revised Code Section 4303.292; and objections to renewal of liquor per- manner that demonstrates a disre- Whereas, this resolution consti- mits shall be made no later than gard for the laws, regulations or tutes an emergency measure provid- thirty days prior to the expiration local ordinances of the state, and ing for the immediate preservation date of the permit; now, therefore, that this objection is based on other of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Be it resolved by the Council of legal grounds as set forth in ty and welfare pursuant to Section the City of Cleveland: Revised Code Section 4303.292; and 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Section 1. That Council does here- Whereas, this resolution consti- objections to renewal of liquor per- by record its objection to the re- tutes an emergency measure provid- mits shall be made no later than newal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Per- ing for the immediate preservation thirty days prior to the expiration mit, Permit No. 8681813, owned by of the public peace, prosperity, safe- date of the permit; now, therefore, Sulaiman Inc., 7102 Hough Avenue, ty and welfare pursuant to Section Be it resolved by the Council of Cleveland, Ohio 44103 and requests 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, the City of Cleveland: the Director of Liquor Control to set objections to renewal of liquor per- Section 1. That Council does here- a hearing for said application in mits shall be made no later than by record its objection to the renew- accordance with provisions of Sec- thirty days prior to the expiration al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of date of the permit; now, therefore, Permit No. 7658201, owned by Sabri- Ohio. Be it resolved by the Council of na Inc., DBA Kwik Shop, 7001 Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- the City of Cleveland: Hough Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio cil be and she is hereby directed to Section 1. That Council does here- 44103 and requests the Director of transmit two certified copies of this by record its objection to the renew- Liquor Control to set a hearing for resolution, together with two copies al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. said application in accordance with of a letter of objection and two 2586684, owned by Vernadette M. provisions of Section 4303.271 of the copies of a letter requesting that the Evans, DBA Big Momma Deli, 1144 Revised Code of Ohio. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- East 71st Street, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hoga County, and a statement by the cil be and she is hereby directed to Director of Law that, in the Direc- Ohio 44103 and requests the Director transmit two certified copies of this tor’s opinion, the objection is based of Liquor Control to set a hearing resolution, together with two copies upon substantial legal grounds with- for said application in accordance of a letter of objection and two in the meaning and intent of divi- with provisions of Section 4303.271 copies of a letter requesting that the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the of the Revised Code of Ohio. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Revised Code to the Director of Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hoga County, and a statement by the Liquor Control. cil be and she is hereby directed to Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 3. That this resolution is transmit two certified copies of this tor’s opinion, the objection is based hereby declared to be an emergency resolution, together with two copies upon substantial legal grounds measure and, provided it receives of a letter of objection and two within the meaning and intent of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of copies of a letter requesting that the division (A) of Section 4303.292 of all the members elected to Council, hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- the Revised Code to the Director of it shall take effect and be in force hoga County, and a statement by the Liquor Control. immediately upon its adoption and Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 3. That this resolution is approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it tor’s opinion, the objection is based hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force upon substantial legal grounds with- measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period in the meaning and intent of divi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the all the members elected to Council, Motion to suspend rules. Charter Revised Code to the Director of it shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place Liquor Control. immediately upon its adoption and on final passage. Section 3. That this resolution is approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it The rules were suspended. Yeas hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. Nays 0. all the members elected to Council, Motion to suspend rules. Charter Not answering Roll Call: Council it shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place Member Dolan. immediately upon its adoption and on final passage. Absent: Council Members Cimper- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it The rules were suspended. Yeas man and Jones. shall take effect and be in force 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read from and after the earliest period third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Res. No. 1615-01. allowed by law. Nays 0. By Councilman Lewis. Motion to suspend rules. Charter Not answering Roll Call: Council An emergency resolution object- and statutory provisions and place Member Dolan. ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 on final passage. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Liquor Permit at 8802-06 Superior The rules were suspended. Yeas man and Jones. Avenue. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Whereas, the uniform date for third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Res. No. 1614-01. renewal of liquor permits in the Nays 0. By Councilman Lewis. State of Ohio is October 1st; and Not answering Roll Call: Council An emergency resolution object- Whereas, pursuant to Section Member Dolan. ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Absent: Council Members Cimper- Liquor Permit at 7102 Hough Ave- legislative authority of a municipal man and Jones. nue. corporation may object to the renew- Whereas, the uniform date for al of a permit based upon legal Res. No. 1613-01. renewal of liquor permits in the grounds as set forth in division (A) By Councilman Lewis. State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; An emergency resolution object- Whereas, pursuant to Section and ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Liquor Permit at 7001 Hough Ave- legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor per- nue. corporation may object to the re- mit business in that he has operat- 2015 80 The City Record August 22, 2001 ed his liquor permit business in a Addison Place (width varies), upon substantial legal grounds with- manner that demonstrates a disre- between East 72nd Street (65.00 feet in the meaning and intent of divi- gard for the laws, regulations or wide) and Wade Park Avenue (70.00 sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the local ordinances of the state, and feet wide). Revised Code to the Director of that this objection is based on other and Liquor Control. legal grounds as set forth in Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section 3. That this resolution is Revised Code Section 4303.292; and County of Cuyahoga and State of hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, this resolution consti- Ohio, and being all that portion of measure and, provided it receives tutes an emergency measure provid- East 72nd Street (65.00 feet wide) the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing for the immediate preservation between Wade Park Avenue (70.00 all the members elected to Council, of the public peace, prosperity, safe- feet wide) and Dellenbaugh Avenue it shall take effect and be in force ty and welfare pursuant to Section (50.00 feet wide). immediately upon its adoption and 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Section 2. That this resolution is approval by the Mayor; otherwise it objections to renewal of liquor per- hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force mits shall be made no later than measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period thirty days prior to the expiration the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. date of the permit; now, therefore, all the members elected to Council, Motion to suspend rules. Charter Be it resolved by the Council of it shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place the City of Cleveland: immediately upon its adoption and on final passage. Section 1. That Council does here- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it The rules were suspended. Yeas by record its objection to the re- shall take effect and be in force 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read newal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Per- from and after the earliest period third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. mit, Permit No. 2455399, owned by allowed by law. Nays 0. 8802 Superior Hawk Inc., DBA Supe- Motion to suspend rules. Charter Not answering Roll Call: Council rior Food Market, 8802-06 Superior and statutory provisions and place Member Dolan. Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44101 and on final passage. Absent: Council Members Cimper- requests the Director of Liquor Con- The rules were suspended. Yeas man and Jones. trol to set a hearing for said appli- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read cation in accordance with provisions third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Res. No. 1618-01. of Section 4303.271 of the Revised Nays 0. By Councilman Melena. Code of Ohio. Not answering Roll Call: Council An emergency resolution object- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Member Dolan. ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor cil be and she is hereby directed to Absent: Council Members Cimper- Permit at 7310 Lorain Avenue. transmit two certified copies of this man and Jones. Whereas, the uniform date for resolution, together with two copies renewal of liquor permits in the of a letter of objection and two Res. No. 1617-01. State of Ohio is October 1st; and copies of a letter requesting that the By Councilman Melena. Whereas, pursuant to Section hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- An emergency resolution object- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the hoga County, and a statement by the ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 legislative authority of a municipal Director of Law that, in the Direc- Liquor Permit at 5910 Detroit corporation may object to the renew- tor’s opinion, the objection is based Avenue. al of a permit based upon legal upon substantial legal grounds with- Whereas, the uniform date for grounds as set forth in division (A) in the meaning and intent of divi- renewal of liquor permits in the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the State of Ohio is October 1st; and and Revised Code to the Director of Whereas, pursuant to Section Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Liquor Control. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the continue to engage in the liquor per- Section 3. That this resolution is legislative authority of a municipal mit business in that he has operat- hereby declared to be an emergency corporation may object to the renew- ed his liquor permit business in a measure and provided it receives the al of a permit based upon legal manner that demonstrates a disre- affirmative vote of two-thirds of all grounds as set forth in division (A) gard for the laws, regulations or the members elected to Council, it of Revised Code Section 4303.292; local ordinances of the state, and shall take effect and be in force and that this objection is based on other immediately upon its adoption and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to legal grounds as set forth in approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it continue to engage in the liquor per- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and shall take effect and be in force mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, this resolution consti- from and after the earliest period ed his liquor permit business in a tutes an emergency measure provid- allowed by law. manner that demonstrates a disre- ing for the immediate preservation Motion to suspend rules. Charter gard for the laws, regulations or of the public peace, prosperity, safe- and statutory provisions and place local ordinances of the state, and ty and welfare pursuant to Section on final passage. that this objection is based on other 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, The rules were suspended. Yeas legal grounds as set forth in objections to renewal of liquor per- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Revised Code Section 4303.292; and mits shall be made no later than third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Whereas, this resolution consti- thirty days prior to the expiration Nays 0. tutes an emergency measure provid- date of the permit; now, therefore, Not answering Roll Call: Council ing for the immediate preservation Be it resolved by the Council of Member Dolan. of the public peace, prosperity, safe- the City of Cleveland: Absent: Council Members Cimper- ty and welfare pursuant to Section Section 1. That Council does here- man and Jones. 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, by record its objection to the renew- objections to renewal of liquor per- al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Res. No. 1616-01. mits shall be made no later than 0345134, owned by AZIZ Corp., DBA By Councilman Lewis (by re- thirty days prior to the expiration West 73rd Shell, 7310 Lorain Avenue, quest). date of the permit; now, therefore, Cleveland, Ohio 44102 and requests An emergency resolution declar- Be it resolved by the Council of the Director of Liquor Control to set ing the intention to vacate portions the City of Cleveland: a hearing for said application in of Addison Place and East 72nd Section 1. That Council does here- accordance with provisions of Sec- Street. by record its objection to the renew- tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Whereas, this Council; is satisfied al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, Ohio. that there is good cause to vacate Permit No. 91255550005, owned by Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- portions of Addison Place and East Two N. Inc., DBA Convenient Foods, cil be and she is hereby directed to 72nd Street as hereinafter described; 5910 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio transmit two certified copies of this and 44102 and requests the Director of resolution, together with two copies Whereas, this resolution consti- Liquor Control to set a hearing for of a letter of objection and two tutes an emergency measure for the said application in accordance with copies of a letter requesting that the immediate preservation of public provisions of Section 4303.271 of the hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- peace, property, health or safety, Revised Code of Ohio. hoga County, and a statement by the now, therefore, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Law that, in the Direc- Be it resolved by the Council of cil be and she is hereby directed to tor’s opinion, the objection is based the City of Cleveland: transmit two certified copies of this upon substantial legal grounds with- Section 1. That it hereby declares resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- its intention to vacate portions of of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the the following described real proper- copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of ty: hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. Situated in the City of Cleveland, hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is County of Cuyahoga and State of Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency Ohio, and being all that portion of tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and, provided it receives 2016 August 22, 2001 The City Record 81 the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Motion to suspend rules. Charter third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. all the members elected to Council, and statutory provisions and place Nays 0. it shall take effect and be in force on final passage. Not answering Roll Call: Council immediately upon its adoption and The rules were suspended. Yeas Member Dolan. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Absent: Council Members Cimper- shall take effect and be in force third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. man and Jones. from and after the earliest period Nays 0. allowed by law. Not answering Roll Call: Council Res. No. 1621-01. Motion to suspend rules. Charter Member Dolan. By Councilman Patmon. and statutory provisions and place Absent: Council Members Cimper- An emergency resolution object- on final passage. man and Jones. ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X The rules were suspended. Yeas Liquor Permit at 1250 East 105th 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Res. No. 1620-01. Street. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. By Councilman Patmon. Whereas, the uniform date for Nays 0. An emergency resolution object- renewal of liquor permits in the Not answering Roll Call: Council ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X State of Ohio is October 1st; arid Member Dolan. Liquor Permit at 863-71 East 93rd Whereas, pursuant to Section Absent: Council Members Cimper- Street, 1st Fl. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the man and Jones. Whereas, the uniform date for legislative authority of a municipal renewal of liquor permits in the corporation may object to the renew- Res. No. 1619-01. State of Ohio is October 1st; and al of a permit based upon legal By Councilman Melena. Whereas, pursuant to Section grounds as set forth in division (A) An emergency resolution object- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor legislative authority of a municipal and Permit at 6104 Storer Avenue. corporation may object to the renew- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, the uniform date for al of a permit based upon legal continue to engage in the liquor per- renewal of liquor permits in the grounds as set forth in division (A) mit business in that he has operat- State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, pursuant to Section and manner that demonstrates a disre- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to gard for the laws, regulations or legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor per- local ordinances of the state, and corporation may object to the renew- mit business in that he has operat- that this objection is based on other al of a permit based upon legal ed his liquor permit business in a legal grounds as set forth in grounds as set forth in division (A) manner that demonstrates a disre- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; gard for the laws, regulations or Whereas, this resolution consti- and local ordinances of the state, and tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to that this objection is based on other ing for the immediate preservation continue to engage in the liquor per- legal grounds as set forth in of the public peace, prosperity, safe- mit business in that he has operat- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and ty and welfare pursuant to Section ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, this resolution consti- 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, manner that demonstrates a disre- tutes an emergency measure pro- objections to renewal of liquor per- gard for the laws, regulations or viding for the immediate preserva- mits shall be made no later than local ordinances of the state, and tion of the public peace, prosperity, thirty days prior to the expiration that this objection is based on other safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- date of the permit; now, therefore, legal grounds as set forth in tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Be it resolved by the Council of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and the City of Cleveland: Code, objections to renewal of Whereas, this resolution consti- Section 1. That Council does here- liquor permits shall be made no tutes an emergency measure provid- by record its objection to the renew- later than thirty days prior to the ing for the immediate preservation al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, expiration date of the permit; now, of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Permit No. 7809310, owned by t h e r e f o r e , ty and welfare pursuant to Section Scheherazade Foods Inc., DBA Mid- 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Be it resolved by the Council of town Savmor, 1250 East 105th Street, objections to renewal of liquor per- the City of Cleveland: Cleveland, Ohio 44108 and requests mits shall be made no later than Section 1. That Council does here- the Director of Liquor Control to set thirty days prior to the expiration by record its objection to the renew- a hearing for said application in date of the permit; now, therefore, al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, accordance with provisions of Sec- Be it resolved by the Council of Permit No. 7702571, owned by Samia tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of the City of Cleveland: Inc., DBA Convenience Deli, 863-71 Ohio. Section 1. That Council does here- East 93rd Street, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- by record its objection to the renew- Ohio 44108 and requests the Director cil be and she is hereby directed to al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. of Liquor Control to set a hearing transmit two certified copies of this 0569335, owned by Bee Hive Tavern for said application in accordance resolution, together with two copies Inc., DBA Bee Hive Tavern, 6104 with provisions of Section 4303.271 of a letter of objection and two Storer Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44102 of the Revised Code of Ohio. copies of a letter requesting that the and requests the Director of Liquor Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Control to set a hearing for said cil be and she is hereby directed to hoga County, and a statement by the application in accordance with pro- transmit two certified copies of this Director of Law that, in the Direc- visions of Section 4303.271 of the resolution, together with two copies tor’s opinion, the objection is based Revised Code of Ohio. of a letter of objection and two upon substantial legal grounds with- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- copies of a letter requesting that the in the meaning and intent of cil be and she is hereby directed to hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- division (A) of Section 4303.292 of transmit two certified copies of this hoga County, and a statement by the the Revised Code to the Director of resolution, together with two copies Director of Law that, in the Direc- Liquor Control. of a letter of objection and two tor’s opinion, the objection is based Section 3. That this resolution is copies of a letter requesting that the upon substantial legal grounds with- hereby declared to be an emergency hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- in the meaning and intent of divi- measure and, provided it receives hoga County, and a statement by the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Director of Law that, in the Direc- Revised Code to the Director of all the members elected to Council, tor’s opinion, the objection is based Liquor Control. it shall take effect and be in force upon substantial legal grounds with- Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and in the meaning and intent of divi- hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise it sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force Revised Code to the Director of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period Liquor Control. all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. Section 3. That this resolution is it shall take effect and be in force Motion to suspend rules. Charter hereby declared to be an emergency immediately upon its adoption and and statutory provisions and place measure and, provided it receives approval by the Mayor; otherwise it on final passage. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of shall take effect and be in force The rules were suspended. Yeas all the members elected to Council, from and after the earliest period 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read it shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. immediately upon its adoption and Motion to suspend rules. Charter Nays 0. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it and statutory provisions and place Not answering Roll Call: Council shall take effect and be in force on final passage. Member Dolan. from and after the earliest period The rules were suspended. Yeas Absent: Council Members Cimper- allowed by law. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read man and Jones. 2017 82 The City Record August 22, 2001

Res. No. 1622-01. Whereas, the uniform date for Whereas, pursuant to Section By Councilman Patmon. renewal of liquor permits in the 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the An emergency resolution object- State of Ohio is October 1st; and legislative authority of a municipal ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X Whereas, pursuant to Section corporation may object to the Liquor Permit at 970 Lakeview Rd. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the renewal of a permit based upon Whereas, the uniform date for legislative authority of a municipal legal grounds as set forth in divi- renewal of liquor permits in the corporation may object to the renew- sion (A) of Revised Code Section State of Ohio is October 1st; arid al of a permit based upon legal 4303.292; and Whereas, pursuant to Section grounds as set forth in division (A) Whereas, the applicant is unfit to 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; continue to engage in the liquor per- islative authority of a municipal cor- and mit business in that he has operat- poration may object to the renewal Whereas, the applicant is unfit to ed his liquor permit business in a of a permit based upon legal continue to engage in the liquor per- manner that demonstrates a disre- grounds as set forth in division (A) mit business in that he has operat- gard for the laws, regulations or of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and ed his liquor permit business in a local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to manner that demonstrates a disre- that this objection is based on other continue to engage in the liquor per- gard for the laws, regulations or legal grounds as set forth in mit business in that he has operat- local ordinances of the state, and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and ed his liquor permit business in a that this objection is based on other Whereas, this resolution consti- manner that demonstrates a disre- legal grounds as set forth in tutes an emergency measure provid- gard for the laws, regulations or Revised Code Section 4303.292; and ing for the immediate preservation local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, this resolution consti- of the public peace, prosperity, safe- that this objection is based on other tutes an emergency measure provid- ty and welfare pursuant to Section legal grounds as set forth in ing for the immediate preservation 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Revised Code Section 4303.292; and of the public peace, prosperity, safe- objections to renewal of liquor per- Whereas, this resolution consti- ty and welfare pursuant to Section mits shall be made no later than tutes an emergency measure provid- 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, thirty days prior to the expiration ing for the immediate preservation objections to renewal of liquor per- date of the permit; now, therefore, of the public peace, prosperity, safe- mits shall be made no later than Be it resolved by the Council of ty and welfare pursuant to Section thirty days prior to the expiration the City of Cleveland: 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, date of the permit; now, therefore, Section 1. That Council does here- objections to renewal of liquor per- Be it resolved by the Council of by record its objection to the renew- mits shall be made no later than the City of Cleveland: al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, thirty days prior to the expiration Section 1. That Council does here- Permit No. 6417910, owned by 91st date of the permit; now, therefore, by record its objection to the renew- Sorp., 9021 St. Clair Avenue, 1st Fl., Be it resolved by the Council of al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, Cleveland, Ohio 44108 and requests the City of Cleveland: Permit No. 0037309, owned by the Director of Liquor Control to set Section 1. That Council does here- Shahrazan Abuzahrieh, DBA Sun- a hearing for said application in by record its objection to the renew- shine Food Market, 974-78 Park- accordance with provisions of Sec- al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, wood, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44108 tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Permit No. 6234793, owned by and requests the Director of Liquor Ohio. Karimeh A. Muntaser, DBA Lake- Control to set a hearing for said Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- view Superette, 970 Lakeview Rd., application in accordance with pro- cil be and she is hereby directed to Cleveland, Ohio 44108 and requests visions of Section 4303.271 of the transmit two certified copies of this the Director of Liquor Control to set Revised Code of Ohio. resolution, together with two copies a hearing for said application in Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- of a letter of objection and two accordance with provisions of Sec- cil be and she is hereby directed to copies of a letter requesting that the tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of transmit two certified copies of this hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Ohio. resolution, together with two copies hoga County, and a statement by the Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- of a letter of objection and two Director of Law that, in the Direc- cil be and she is hereby directed to copies of a letter requesting that the tor’s opinion, the objection is based transmit two certified copies of this hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- upon substantial legal grounds with- resolution, together with two copies hoga County, and a statement by the in the meaning and intent of divi- of a letter of objection and two Director of Law that, in the Direc- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the copies of a letter requesting that the tor’s opinion, the objection is based Revised Code to the Director of hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- upon substantial legal grounds with- Liquor Control. hoga County, and a statement by the in the meaning and intent of divi- Section 3. That this resolution is Director of Law that, in the Direc- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the hereby declared to be an emergency tor’s opinion, the objection is based Revised Code to the Director of measure and, provided it receives upon substantial legal grounds with- Liquor Control. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of in the meaning and intent of Section 3. That this resolution is all the members elected to Council, division (A) of Section 4303.292 of hereby declared to be an emergency it shall take effect and be in force the Revised Code to the Director of measure and, provided it receives immediately upon its adoption and Liquor Control. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 3. That this resolution is all the members elected to Council, shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period measure and, provided it receives immediately upon its adoption and allowed by law. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Motion to suspend rules. Charter all the members elected to Council, shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period on final passage. immediately upon its adoption and allowed by law. The rules were suspended. Yeas approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Motion to suspend rules. Charter 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. from and after the earliest period on final passage. Nays 0. allowed by law. The rules were suspended. Yeas Not answering Roll Call: Council Motion to suspend rules. Charter 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Member Dolan. and statutory provisions and place third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Absent: Council Members Cimper- on final passage. Nays 0. man and Jones. The rules were suspended. Yeas Not answering Roll Call: Council 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Member Dolan. Res. No. 1625-01. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Absent: Council Members Cimper- By Councilman Polensek. Nays 0. man and Jones. An emergency resolution object- Not answering Roll Call: Council ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor Member Dolan. Res. No. 1624-01. Permit at 231 East 156th Street, 1st Absent: Council Members Cimper- By Councilman Patmon. Fl. man and Jones. An emergency resolution object- Whereas, the uniform date for ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 renewal of liquor permits in the Res. No. 1623-01. Liquor Permit at 9021 St. Clair State of Ohio is October 1st; and By Councilman Patmon. Avenue, 1st Fl. Whereas, pursuant to Section An emergency resolution ob j e c t i n g Whereas, the uniform date for 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the to the renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor renewal of liquor permits in the legislative authority of a municipal Permit at 974-78 Parkwood, 1st Fl. State of Ohio is October 1st; and corporation may object to the re- 2018 August 22, 2001 The City Record 83 newal of a permit based upon legal Whereas, the applicant is unfit to ed his liquor permit business in a grounds as set forth in division (A) continue to engage in the liquor per- manner that demonstrates a disre- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; mit business in that he has operat- gard for the laws, regulations or and ed his liquor permit business in a local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to manner that demonstrates a disre- that this objection is based on other continue to engage in the liquor per- gard for the laws, regulations or legal grounds as set forth in mit business in that he has operat- local ordinances of the state, and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and ed his liquor permit business in a that this objection is based on other Whereas, this resolution consti- manner that demonstrates a disre- legal grounds as set forth in tutes an emergency measure pro- gard for the laws, regulations or Revised Code Section 4303.292; and viding for the immediate preserva- local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, this resolution consti- tion of the public peace, prosperity, that this objection is based on other tutes an emergency measure pro- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- legal grounds as set forth in viding for the immediate preserva- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Revised Code Section 4303.292; and tion of the public peace, prosperity, Code, objections to renewal of Whereas, this resolution consti- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- liquor permits shall be made no tutes an emergency measure provid- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised later than thirty days prior to the ing for the immediate preservation Code, objections to renewal of expiration date of the permit; now, of the public peace, prosperity, safe- liquor permits shall be made no t h e r e f o r e , ty and welfare pursuant to Section later than thirty days prior to the Be it resolved by the Council of 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, expiration date of the permit; now, the City of Cleveland: objections to renewal of liquor per- t h e r e f o r e , Section 1. That Council does here- mits shall be made no later than Be it resolved by the Council of by record its objection to the renew- thirty days prior to the expiration the City of Cleveland: al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. date of the permit; now, therefore, Section 1. That Council does here- 56036170115, owned by Mascot Petro- Be it resolved by the Council of by record its objection to the renew- leum Co. Inc., DBA Sunoco Sunmart, the City of Cleveland: al of a D1, D2, D3, D3A and D6 910 East 185th Street, Cleveland, Section 1. That Council does here- Liquor Permit, Permit No. 5819446, Ohio 44119 and requests the Director by record its objection to the renew- owned by Melbourne Men-Business, of Liquor Control to set a hearing al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. DBA Café Bluebird, 397 E. 156th St., for said application in accordance 0142108, owned by Alojz Znidarsic 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and with provisions of Section 4303.271 Inc., DBA Glen Cove Pub, 231 East requests the Director of Liquor Con- of the Revised Code of Ohio. 156th Street, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio trol to set a hearing for said appli- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- 44110 and requests the Director of cation in accordance with provisions cil be and she is hereby directed to Liquor Control to set a hearing for of Section 4303.271 of the Revised transmit two certified copies of this said application in accordance with Code of Ohio. resolution, together with two copies provisions of Section 4303.271 of the Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- of a letter of objection and two Revised Code of Ohio. cil be and she is hereby directed to copies of a letter requesting that the Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- transmit two certified copies of this hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- cil be and she is hereby directed to resolution, together with two copies hoga County, and a statement by the transmit two certified copies of this of a letter of objection and two Director of Law that, in the Direc- resolution, together with two copies copies of a letter requesting that the tor’s opinion, the objection is based of a letter of objection and two hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- upon substantial legal grounds with- copies of a letter requesting that the hoga County, and a statement by the in the meaning and intent of divi- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Director of Law that, in the Direc- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the hoga County, and a statement by the tor’s opinion, the objection is based Revised Code to the Director of Director of Law that, in the Direc- upon substantial legal grounds with- Liquor Control. tor’s opinion, the objection is based in the meaning and intent of divi- Section 3. That this resolution is upon substantial legal grounds with- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the hereby declared to be an emergency in the meaning and intent of divi- Revised Code to the Director of measure and, provided it receives sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Liquor Control. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Revised Code to the Director of Section 3. That this resolution is all the members elected to Council, Liquor Control. hereby declared to be an emergency it shall take effect and be in force Section 3. That this resolution is measure and, provided it receives immediately upon its adoption and hereby declared to be an emergency the affirmative vote of two-thirds of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it measure and, provided it receives all the members elected to Council, shall take effect and be in force the affirmative vote of two-thirds of it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period all the members elected to Council, immediately upon its adoption and allowed by law. it shall take effect and be in force approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Motion to suspend rules. Charter immediately upon its adoption and shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place approval by the Mayor; otherwise it from and after the earliest period on final passage. shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. The rules were suspended. Yeas from and after the earliest period Motion to suspend rules. Charter 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read allowed by law. and statutory provisions and place third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Motion to suspend rules. Charter on final passage. Nays 0. and statutory provisions and place The rules were suspended. Yeas Not answering Roll Call: Council on final passage. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Member Dolan. The rules were suspended. Yeas third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Absent: Council Members Cimper- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Nays 0. man and Jones. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Not answering Roll Call: Council Nays 0. Member Dolan. Res. No. 1628-01. Not answering Roll Call: Council Absent: Council Members Cimper- By Councilman Polensek. Member Dolan. man and Jones. An emergency resolution object- Absent: Council Members Cimper- ing to the renewal of a C1, C2 and man and Jones. Res. No. 1627-01. D6 Liquor Permit at 15428 By Councilman Polensek. Lakeshore Blvd. Res. No. 1626-01. An emergency resolution object- Whereas, the uniform date for By Councilman Polensek. ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor renewal of liquor permits in the An emergency resolution object- Permit at 910 East 185th Street. State of Ohio is October 1st; and ing to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3, Whereas, the uniform date for Whereas, pursuant to Section D3A and D6 Liquor Permit at 397 E. renewal of liquor permits in the 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the 156th St., 1st Fl. State of Ohio is October 1st; and legislative authority of a municipal Whereas, the uniform date for Whereas, pursuant to Section corporation may object to the renew- renewal of liquor permits in the 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the al of a permit based upon legal State of Ohio is October 1st; and legislative authority of a municipal grounds as set forth in division (A) Whereas, pursuant to Section corporation may object to the renew- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the al of a permit based upon legal and legislative authority of a municipal grounds as set forth in division (A) Whereas, the applicant is unfit to corporation may object to the renew- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; continue to engage in the liquor per- al of a permit based upon legal and mit business in that he has operat- grounds as set forth in division (A) Whereas, the applicant is unfit to ed his liquor permit business in a of Revised Code Section 4303.292; continue to engage in the liquor per- manner that demonstrates a disre- and mit business in that he has operat- gard for the laws, regulations or 2019 84 The City Record August 22, 2001 local ordinances of the state, and legal grounds as set forth in Whereas, this resolution consti- that this objection is based on other Revised Code Section 4303.292; and tutes an emergency measure provid- legal grounds as set forth in Whereas, this resolution consti- ing for the immediate preservation Revised Code Section 4303.292; and tutes an emergency measure pro- of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Whereas, this resolution consti- viding for the immediate preserva- ty and welfare pursuant to Section tutes an emergency measure pro- tion of the public peace, prosperity, 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, viding for the immediate preserva- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- objections to renewal of liquor per- tion of the public peace, prosperity, tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised mits shall be made no later than safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Code, objections to renewal of thirty days prior to the expiration tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised liquor permits shall be made no date of the permit; now, therefore, Code, objections to renewal of later than thirty days prior to the Be it resolved by the Council of liquor permits shall be made no expiration date of the permit; now, the City of Cleveland: later than thirty days prior to the t h e r e f o r e , Section 1. That Council does here- expiration date of the permit; now, Be it resolved by the Council of by record its objection to the renew- t h e r e f o r e , the City of Cleveland: al of a C1, C2 and D6 Liquor Permit, Be it resolved by the Council of Section 1. That Council does here- Permit No. 1709285, owned by Conve- the City of Cleveland: by record its objection to the renew- nient Food Mart Inc., DBA Conve- Section 1. That Council does here- al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, nient Food, 15521 St. Clair Avenue, by record its objection to the renew- Permit No. 51799020005, owned by Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and requests al of a C1, C2 and D6 Liquor Per- Lez, Inc., DBA Convenient Express, the Director of Liquor Control to set mit, Permit No. 6700191, owned by 17318 Lakeshore Blvd., Cleveland, a hearing for said application in Park CFM Inc., DBA Convenient Ohio 44119 and requests the Director accordance with provisions of Section Foods, 15428 Lakeshore Blvd., Cleve- of Liquor Control to set a hearing 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Ohio. land, Ohio 44110 and requests the for said application in accordance Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Liquor Control to set a with provisions of Section 4303.271 cil be and she is hereby directed to hearing for said application in of the Revised Code of Ohio. transmit two certified copies of this accordance with provisions of Sec- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- resolution, together with two copies tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of cil be and she is hereby directed to of a letter of objection and two Ohio. transmit two certified copies of this copies of a letter requesting that the Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- resolution, together with two copies hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- cil be and she is hereby directed to of a letter of objection and two hoga County, and a statement by the transmit two certified copies of this copies of a letter requesting that the Director of Law that, in the Direc- resolution, together with two copies hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- tor’s opinion, the objection is based of a letter of objection and two hoga County, and a statement by the upon substantial legal grounds with- copies of a letter requesting that the Director of Law that, in the Direc- in the meaning and intent of divi- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- tor’s opinion, the objection is based sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the hoga County, and a statement by the upon substantial legal grounds with- Revised Code to the Director of Director of Law that, in the Direc- in the meaning and intent of divi- Liquor Control. tor’s opinion, the objection is based sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Section 3. That this resolution is upon substantial legal grounds with- Revised Code to the Director of hereby declared to be an emergency in the meaning and intent of divi- Liquor Control. measure and, provided it receives sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Section 3. That this resolution is the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Revised Code to the Director of hereby declared to be an emergency all the members elected to Council, Liquor Control. measure and, provided it receives it shall take effect and be in force Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise it all the members elected to Council, measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force it shall take effect and be in force the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period immediately upon its adoption and all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it it shall take effect and be in force Motion to suspend rules. Charter shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its adoption and and statutory provisions and place from and after the earliest period approval by the Mayor; otherwise it on final passage. shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. The rules were suspended. Yeas from and after the earliest period Motion to suspend rules. Charter 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read allowed by law. and statutory provisions and place third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Motion to suspend rules. Charter on final passage. Nays 0. and statutory provisions and place The rules were suspended. Yeas Not answering Roll Call: Council on final passage. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Member Dolan. The rules were suspended. Yeas third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Absent: Council Members Cimper- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Nays 0. man and Jones. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Not answering Roll Call: Council Nays 0. Member Dolan. Res. No. 1631-01. Not answering Roll Call: Council Absent: Council Members Cimper- By Councilman Polensek. Member Dolan. man and Jones. An emergency resolution object- Absent: Council Members Cimper- ing to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3, man and Jones. Res. No. 1630-01. D3A and D6 Liquor Permit at 17910 By Councilman Polensek. Lakeshore Blvd. Res. No. 1629-01. An emergency resolution object- Whereas, the uniform date for By Councilman Polensek. ing to the renewal of a C1, C2 and renewal of liquor permits in the An emergency resolution object- D6 Liquor Permit at 15521 St. Clair State of Ohio is October 1st; and ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 Avenue. Whereas, pursuant to Section Liquor Permit at 17318 Lakeshore Whereas, the uniform date for 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Blvd. renewal of liquor permits in the legislative authority of a municipal Whereas, the uniform date for State of Ohio is October 1st; and corporation may object to the renew- renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, pursuant to Section al of a permit based upon legal State of Ohio is October 1st; and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the grounds as set forth in division (A) Whereas, pursuant to Section legislative authority of a municipal of Revised Code Section 4303.292; 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the corporation may object to the renew- and legislative authority of a municipal al of a permit based upon legal Whereas, the applicant is unfit to corporation may object to the renew- grounds as set forth in division (A) continue to engage in the liquor per- al of a permit based upon legal of Revised Code Section 4303.292; mit business in that he has operat- grounds as set forth in division (A) and ed his liquor permit business in a of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Whereas, the applicant is unfit to manner that demonstrates a disre- and continue to engage in the liquor per- gard for the laws, regulations or Whereas, the applicant is unfit to mit business in that he has operat- local ordinances of the state, and continue to engage in the liquor per- ed his liquor permit business in a that this objection is based on other mit business in that he has operat- manner that demonstrates a disre- legal grounds as set forth in ed his liquor permit business in a gard for the laws, regulations or Revised Code Section 4303.292; and manner that demonstrates a disre- local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, this resolution consti- gard for the laws, regulations or that this objection is based on other tutes an emergency measure provid- local ordinances of the state, and legal grounds as set forth in ing for the immediate preservation that this objection is based on other Revised Code Section 4303.292; and of the public peace, prosperity, safe- 2020 August 22, 2001 The City Record 85 ty and welfare pursuant to Section mits shall be made no later than Section 2. That this resolution is 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, thirty days prior to the expiration hereby declared to be an emergency objections to renewal of liquor per- date of the permit; now, therefore, measure and provided it receives the mits shall be made no later than Be it resolved by the Council of affirmative vote of two-thirds of all thirty days prior to the expiration the City of Cleveland: the members elected to Council, it date of the permit; now, therefore, Section 1. That Council does here- shall take effect and be in force Be it resolved by the Council of by record its objection to the renew- immediately upon its adoption and the City of Cleveland: al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 1. That Council does here- 3983152, owned by Horseshoe Booze shall take effect and be in force by record its objection to the renew- & Food, Inc., 747 East 185th Street, from and after the earliest period al of a D1, D2, D3, D3A and D6 Cleveland, Ohio 44119 and requests allowed by law. Liquor Permit, Permit No. 1165352, the Director of Liquor Control to set Motion to suspend rules. Charter owned by C & CS Corner Tavern, a hearing for said application in and statutory provisions and place DBA Time Out Grill, 17910 accordance with provisions of Sec- on final passage. Lakeshore Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of The rules were suspended. Yeas 44119 and requests the Director of Ohio. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Liquor Control to set a hearing for Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. said application in accordance with cil be and she is hereby directed to Nays 0. provisions of Section 4303.271 of the transmit two certified copies of this Not answering Roll Call: Council Revised Code of Ohio. resolution, together with two copies Member Dolan. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- of a letter of objection and two Absent: Council Members Cimper- cil be and she is hereby directed to copies of a letter requesting that the man and Jones. transmit two certified copies of this hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- resolution, together with two copies hoga County, and a statement by the Res. No. 1634-01. of a letter of objection and two Director of Law that, in the Direc- By Councilman Polensek. copies of a letter requesting that the tor’s opinion, the objection is based An emergency resolution with- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- upon substantial legal grounds with- drawing objection to the renewal of hoga County, and a statement by the in the meaning and intent of divi- a D2, D2X, D3, D3A and D6 Liquor Director of Law that, in the Direc- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Permit to 15601 Waterloo Rd., 1st Fl. tor’s opinion, the objection is based Revised Code to the Director of & Bsmt., and repealing Res. No. 1455- upon substantial legal grounds with- Liquor Control. 2000 objecting to said renewal. in the meaning and intent of divi- Section 3. That this resolution is Whereas, this Council objected to sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the hereby declared to be an emergency the renewal of a D2, D2X, D3, D3A Revised Code to the Director of measure and, provided it receives and D6 Liquor Permit to 15601 Liquor Control. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Waterloo Rd., 1st Fl. & Bsmt. by Section 3. That this resolution is all the members elected to Council, Res. No. 1455-2000 adopted by Coun- hereby declared to be an emergency it shall take effect and be in force cil on August 7, 2000; and measure and, provided it receives immediately upon its adoption and Whereas, this Council wishes to the affirmative vote of two-thirds of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it withdraw its objection to the above all the members elected to Council, shall take effect and be in force renewal and consents to said renew- it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period al based upon and pursuant to a immediately upon its adoption and allowed by law. cooperation agreement signed approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Motion to suspend rules. Charter August 9, 2001, a copy of which is shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place in the City Law Department; and from and after the earliest period on final passage. Whereas, this resolution consti- allowed by law. The rules were suspended. Yeas tutes an emergency measure provid- Motion to suspend rules. Charter 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read ing for the usual daily operation of and statutory provisions and place third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. a municipal department; now, there- on final passage. Nays 0. fore, The rules were suspended. Yeas Not answering Roll Call: Council Be it resolved by the Council of 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Member Dolan. the City of Cleveland: third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Section 1. That objection to the Nays 0. man and Jones. renewal of a D2, D2X, D3, D3A and Not answering Roll Call: Council D6 Liquor Permit to 15601 Waterloo Member Dolan. Res. No. 1633-01. Rd., 1st Fl. & Bsmt., be and the same Absent: Council Members Cimper- By Councilman Polensek. is hereby withdrawn and Res. No. man and Jones. An emergency resolution with- 1455-2000, containing said objection, drawing objection to the transfer of be and the same is hereby repealed Res. No. 1632-01. ownership of a D1 and D2 Liquor and that this Council consents to the By Councilman Polensek. Permit to 568 East 185th Street, and immediate renewal thereof. An emergency resolution object- repealing Res. No. 962-01 objecting Section 2. That this resolution is ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor to said transfer of ownership. hereby declared to be an emergency Permit at 747 East 185th Street, 1st Whereas, this Council objected to measure and provided it receives the Fl. the transfer of ownership of a D1 affirmative vote of two-thirds of all Whereas, the uniform date for and D2 Liquor Permit to 568 East the members elected to Council, it renewal of liquor permits in the 185th Street by Res. No. 962-01 adopt- shall take effect and be in force State of Ohio is October 1st; and ed by Council on May 21, 2001; and immediately upon its adoption and Whereas, pursuant to Section Whereas, this Council wishes to approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the withdraw its objection to the above shall take effect and be in force legislative authority of a municipal transfer of ownership and consents from and after the earliest period corporation may object to the renew- to said transfer of ownership based allowed by law. al of a permit based upon legal upon and pursuant to a cooperation Motion to suspend rules. Charter grounds as set forth in division (A) agreement signed August 1, 2001, a and statutory provisions and place of Revised Code Section 4303.292; copy of which is in the file for this on final passage. and address with the City Law Depart- The rules were suspended. Yeas Whereas, the applicant is unfit to ment; and 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, this resolution consti- third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. mit business in that he has operat- tutes an emergency measure provid- Nays 0. ed his liquor permit business in a ing for the usual daily operation of Not answering Roll Call: Council manner that demonstrates a disre- a municipal department; now, there- Member Dolan. gard for the laws, regulations or fore, Absent: Council Members Cimper- local ordinances of the state, and Be it resolved by the Council of man and Jones. that this objection is based on other the City of Cleveland: legal grounds as set forth in Section 1. That objection to the Res. No. 1635-01. Revised Code Section 4303.292; and transfer of ownership of a D1 and By Councilman Polensek. Whereas, this resolution consti- D2 Liquor Permit to 568 East 185th An emergency resolution deter- tutes an emergency measure provid- Street, be and the same is hereby mining the lowest and best bid for ing for the immediate preservation withdrawn and Res. No. 962-01, con- Council business cards and note of the public peace, prosperity, safe- taining said objection, be and the pads for a period of two years and ty and welfare pursuant to Section same if hereby repealed and that authorizing the Clerk of Council to 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, this Council consents to the imme- enter into a requirement contract for objections to renewal of liquor per- diate transfer of ownership thereof. the same. 2021 86 The City Record August 22, 2001

Whereas, this resolution consti- Motion to suspend rules. Charter received after advertising in accor- tutes an emergency measure for the and statutory provisions and place dance with Section 108 of the City immediate preservation of public on final passage. Charter, pursuant to Ordinance No. peace, property, health or safety, The rules were suspended. Yeas 625-01, passed April 2, 2001, and the now, therefore, 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Clerk of Council be and she hereby Be it resolved by the Council of third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. is authorized to enter into a require- the City of Cleveland: Nays 0. ment contract with Orange Blossom Section 1. That it is hereby deter- Not answering Roll Call: Council Press for such services in accor- mined that the bid of Brothers Print- Member Dolan. dance with specifications upon ing Co. for Council business cards Absent: Council Members Cimper- which said bid was received. The and note pads for the Clerk of Coun- man and Jones. cost of said contract shall be cil for a period of two years is the payable out of funds appropriated lowest and best bid received after Res. No. 1637-01. for Council. advertising in accordance with Sec- By Councilman Polensek. Section 2. That this resolution is tion 108 of the City Charter, pur- An emergency resolution deter- hereby declared to be an emergency suant to Ordinance No. 388-01, passed mining the lowest and best bid for measure and, provided it receives March 5, 2001, and the Clerk of Council printing services for ward the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Council be and she hereby is autho- mailings for a period of two years all the members elected to Council, rized to enter into a requirement and authorizing the Clerk of Coun- it shall take effect and be in force contract with Brothers Printing Co. cil to enter into a requirement con- immediately upon its adoption and for such services in accordance with tract for the same. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it specifications upon which said bid Whereas, this resolution consti- shall take effect and be in force was received. The cost of said con- tutes an emergency measure for the from and after the earliest period tract shall be payable out of funds immediate preservation of public allowed by law. appropriated for Council. peace, property, health or safety, Motion to suspend rules. Charter Section 2. That this resolution is now, therefore, and statutory provisions and place hereby declared to be an emergency Be it resolved by the Council of on final passage. measure and, provided it receives the City of Cleveland: The rules were suspended. Yeas the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1. That it is hereby deter- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read all the members elected to Council, mined that the bid of Legal News third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. it shall take effect and be in force Publishing Company for printing Nays 0. immediately upon its adoption and services for ward mailings for the Not answering Roll Call: Council approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Clerk of Council for a period of two Member Dolan. shall take effect and be in force years is the lowest and best bid Absent: Council Members Cimper- from and after the earliest period received after advertising in accor- man and Jones. allowed by law. dance with Section 108 of the City Motion to suspend rules. Charter Charter, pursuant to Ordinance No. Res. No. 1639-01. and statutory provisions and place 625-01, passed April 2, 2001, and the By Councilman Polensek. on final passage. Clerk of Council be and she hereby An emergency resolution deter- The rules were suspended. Yeas is authorized to enter into a require- mining the lowest and best bid for 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read ment contract with Legal News Pub- Council letterhead and envelopes for third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. lishing Company for such services a period of two years and authoriz- Nays 0. in accordance with specifications ing the Clerk of Council to enter Not answering Roll Call: Council upon which said bid was received. into a requirement contract for the Member Dolan. The cost of said contract shall be same. Absent: Council Members Cimper- payable out of funds appropriated Whereas, this resolution consti- man and Jones. for Council. tutes an emergency measure for the Section 2. That this resolution is immediate preservation of public Res. No. 1636-01. hereby declared to be an emergency peace, property, health or safety, By Councilman Polensek. measure and, provided it receives now, therefore, An emergency resolution deter- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Be it resolved by the Council of mining the lowest and best bid for all the members elected to Council, the City of Cleveland: Council ward mailing services for a it shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That it is hereby deter- period of two years and authorizing immediately upon its adoption and mined that the bid of Orange Blos- the Clerk of Council to enter into a approval by the Mayor; otherwise it som Press for Council letterhead requirement contract for the same. shall take effect and be in force and envelopes for the Clerk of Coun- Whereas, this resolution consti- from and after the earliest period cil for a period of two years is the tutes an emergency measure for the allowed by law. lowest and best bid received after immediate preservation of public Motion to suspend rules. Charter advertising in accordance with Sec- peace, property, health or safety, and statutory provisions and place tion 108 of the City Charter, pur- now, therefore, on final passage. suant to Ordinance No. 388-01, passed Be it resolved by the Council of The rules were suspended. Yeas March 5, 2001, and the Clerk of the City of Cleveland: 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Council be and she hereby is autho- Section 1. That it is hereby deter- third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. rized to enter into a requirement mined that the bid of Cleveland Let- Nays 0. contract with Orange Blossom Press ter Service for Council ward mailing Not answering Roll Call: Council for such services in accordance with services for the Clerk of Council for Member Dolan. specifications upon which said bid a period of two years is the lowest Absent: Council Members Cimper- was received. The cost of said con- and best bid received after adver- man and Jones. tract shall be payable out of funds tising in accordance with Section appropriated for Council. 108 of the City Charter, pursuant to Res. No. 1638-01. Section 2. That this resolution is Ordinance No. 387-01, passed March By Councilman Polensek. hereby declared to be an emergency 5, 2001, and the Clerk of Council be An emergency resolution deter- measure and, provided it receives and she hereby is authorized to mining the lowest and best bid for the affirmative vote of two-thirds of enter into a requirement contract expedited printing services for ward all the members elected to Council, with Cleveland Letter Service for mailings for a period of two years it shall take effect and be in force such services in accordance with and authorizing the Clerk of Coun- immediately upon its adoption and specifications upon which said bid cil to enter a requirement contract approval by the Mayor; otherwise it was received. The cost of said con- for the same. shall take effect and be in force tract shall be payable out of funds Whereas, this resolution consti- from and after the earliest period appropriated for Council. tutes an emergency measure for the allowed by law. Section 2. That this resolution is immediate preservation of public Motion to suspend rules. Charter hereby declared to be an emergency peace, property, health or safety, and statutory provisions and place measure and, provided it receives now, therefore, on final passage. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Be it resolved by the Council of The rules were suspended. Yeas all the members elected to Council, the City of Cleveland: 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read it shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That it is hereby deter- third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. immediately upon its adoption and mined that the bid of Orange Blos- Nays 0. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it som Press for expedited printing Not answering Roll Call: Council shall take effect and be in force services for ward mailings for the Member Dolan. from and after the earliest period Clerk of Council for a period of two Absent: Council Members Cimper- allowed by law. years is the lowest and best bid man and Jones. 2022 August 22, 2001 The City Record 87

Res. No. 1640-01. shall take effect and be in force The rules were suspended. Yeas By Councilmen Polensek, Cintron from and after the earliest period 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read and Patmon. allowed by law. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. An emergency resolution object- Motion to suspend rules. Charter Nays 0. ing to the closing by Dominion East and statutory provisions and place Not answering Roll Call: Council Ohio Gas Company of its Payment on final passage. Member Dolan. and Billing Explanation Center in The rules were suspended. Yeas Absent: Council Members Cimper- Downtown Cleveland, and request- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read man and Jones. ing that the Company reconsider its third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. decision. Nays 0. Res. No. 1642-01. Whereas, Dominion East Ohio Gas Not answering Roll Call: Council By Councilman Reed. Company has announced the closing Member Dolan. An emergency resolution object- of its last two Payment and Billing Absent: Council Members Cimper- ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X Explanation Centers, including one man and Jones. Liquor Permit at 3976 East 131st located in Downtown Cleveland as Street. of September 8, 2001, and Res. No. 1641-01. Whereas, the uniform date for Whereas, 72,000 customers of By Councilman Reed. renewal of liquor permits in the Dominion East Ohio Gas Company An emergency resolution object- State of Ohio is October 1st; and depend upon these walk-in Payment ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor Whereas, pursuant to Section and Billing Explanation Centers, Permit at 3616 East 131st Street, 1st 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- which provide customers with the Fl. islative authority of a municipal cor- immediate ability to, among other Whereas, the uniform date for poration may object to the renewal things, have questions answered, renewal of liquor permits in the of a permit based upon legal schedule investigations and re- State of Ohio is October 1st; and grounds as set forth in division (A) reads, and have gas turned on or Whereas, pursuant to Section of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and off, and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, without a walk-in Pay- legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor per- ment and Billing Explanation Cen- corporation may object to the renew- mit business in that he has operat- ter, customers will be limited to al of a permit based upon legal ed his liquor permit business in a unreliable call-in centers to have grounds as set forth in division (A) manner that demonstrates a disre- questions and problems handled, of Revised Code Section 4303.292; gard for the laws, regulations or and such centers often fail to pro- and local ordinances of the state, and vide proper accessibility and service Whereas, the applicant is unfit to that this objection is based on other to consumers; and continue to engage in the liquor per- legal grounds as set forth in Whereas, for making payments mit business in that he has operat- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and customers will have to pay up to ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, this resolution consti- $1.00 per transaction to process pay- manner that demonstrates a disre- tutes an emergency measure provid- ments at a store, bank or other busi- gard for the laws, regulations or ing for the immediate preservation ness that has contracted with local ordinances of the state, and of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Dominion East Ohio to handle such that this objection is based on other ty and welfare pursuant to Section transactions; and more than a third legal grounds as set forth in 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, of such centers accept cash only; Revised Code Section 4303.292; and objections to renewal of liquor per- and Whereas, this resolution consti- mits shall be made no later than Whereas, the need for personal tutes an emergency measure pro- thirty days prior to the expiration contact with representatives of the viding for the immediate preserva- date of the permit; now, therefore, tion of the public peace, prosperity, Be it resolved by the Council of gas company has greatly increased safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- the City of Cleveland: with the advent in October of 2000 Section 1. That Council does here- of the gas choice program, which tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, objections to renewal of by record its objection to the renew- has created confusion and concern liquor permits shall be made no al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, among consumers, and with the later than thirty days prior to the Permit No. 4069363, owned by Leby- huge increases in rates, causing expiration date of the permit; now, ron Humphrey, DBA Big Forty, 3976 many customers to incur delinquen- t h e r e f o r e , East 131st Street, Cleveland, Ohio cies and require assistance to estab- Be it resolved by the Council of 44105 and requests the Director of lish payment arrangements in order the City of Cleveland: Liquor Control to set a hearing for to maintain service; and Section 1. That Council does here- said application in accordance with Whereas, the closing of Dominion by record its objection to the renew- provisions of Section 4303.271 of the East Ohio’s Payment and Billing al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Revised Code of Ohio. Explanation Center in Cleveland 4182903, owned by JRDT Ltd, DBA Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- would be a blatant attack on con- M & M Lounge, 3616 East 131st cil be and she is hereby directed to sumers in order to save the Compa- Street, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44120 transmit two certified copies of this ny money as it seeks to compete and requests the Director of Liquor resolution, together with two copies with gas marketers; and Control to set a hearing for said of a letter of objection and two Whereas, this resolution consti- application in accordance with pro- copies of a letter requesting that the tutes an emergency measure for the visions of Section 4303.271 of the hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- immediate preservation of public Revised Code of Ohio. hoga County, and a statement by the peace, property, health or safety, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Law that, in the Direc- now, therefore, cil be and she is hereby directed to tor’s opinion, the objection is based Be it resolved by the Council of transmit two certified copies of this upon substantial legal grounds with- the City of Cleveland: resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- Section 1. That the Council of the of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the City of Cleveland objects to the clos- copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of ing of the Dominion East Ohio Gas hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. Company Payment and Billing hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is Explanation Center in Downtown Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency Cleveland, and urges Dominion East tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and, provided it receives Ohio to reconsider the closing in upon substantial legal grounds with- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of order to adequately serve the needs in the meaning and intent of divi- all the members elected to Council, of the poor, elderly, and most vul- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the it shall take effect and be in force nerable residents of the City of Revised Code to the Director of immediately upon its adoption and Cleveland. Liquor Control. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force cil is hereby directed to transmit hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period certified copies of this resolution the measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. Chairman of the Public Utilities the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Motion to suspend rules. Charter Commission of Ohio and to Domin- all the members elected to Council, and statutory provisions and place ion East Ohio Gas Company. it shall take effect and be in force on final passage. Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and The rules were suspended. Yeas hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period Nays 0. all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. Not answering Roll Call: Council it shall take effect and be in force Motion to suspend rules. Charter Member Dolan. immediately upon its adoption and and statutory provisions and place Absent: Council Members Cimper- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it on final passage. man and Jones. 2023 88 The City Record August 22, 2001

Res. No. 1643-01. Whereas, the uniform date for Cleveland, Ohio 44120 to Permit No. By Councilman Reed. renewal of liquor permits in the 7682209, Muaad Salem, DBA Kins- An emergency resolution object- State of Ohio is October 1st; and man Sunoci, 14510 Kinsman Ave., ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X Whereas, pursuant to Section Cleveland, Ohio 44120; and Liquor Permit at 3744 East 144th 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the granting of this Street, 1st Fl. legislative authority of a municipal application for a liquor permit to Whereas, the uniform date for corporation may object to the renew- this high crime area, which is renewal of liquor permits in the al of a permit based upon legal already saturated with other liquor State of Ohio is October 1st; and grounds as set forth in division (A) outlets, is contrary to the best inter- Whereas, pursuant to Section of Revised Code Section 4303.292; ests of the entire community; and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the and Whereas, the applicant does not legislative authority of a municipal Whereas, the applicant is unfit to qualify to be a permit holder and/or corporation may object to the renew- continue to engage in the liquor per- has demonstrated that he has oper- al of a permit based upon legal mit business in that he has operat- ated his liquor business in disregard grounds as set forth in division (A) ed his liquor permit business in a of the laws, regulations or local of Revised Code Section 4303.292; manner that demonstrates a disre- ordinances of this state or any other and gard for the laws, regulations or state; and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, the place for which the continue to engage in the liquor per- that this objection is based on other permit is sought has not conformed mit business in that he has operat- legal grounds as set forth in to the building, safety or health ed his liquor permit business in a Revised Code Section 4303.292; and requirements of the governing body manner that demonstrates a disre- Whereas, this resolution consti- of this County or City; and gard for the laws, regulations or tutes an emergency measure pro- Whereas, the place for which the local ordinances of the state, and viding for the immediate preserva- permit is sought is so arranged or that this objection is based on other tion of the public peace, prosperity, constructed that law enforcement legal grounds as set forth in safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- officers or agents of the Department Revised Code Section 4303.292; and tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised of Liquor Control are prevented rea- Whereas, this resolution consti- Code, objections to renewal of sonable access to the establishment; tutes an emergency measure pro- liquor permits shall be made no and viding for the immediate preserva- later than thirty days prior to the Whereas, the place for which the tion of the public peace, prosperity, expiration date of the permit; now, permit is sought is so located with safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- t h e r e f o r e , respect to the neighborhood that it tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Be it resolved by the Council of substantially interferes with public Code, objections to renewal of the City of Cleveland: decency, sobriety, peace or good liquor permits shall be made no Section 1. That Council does here- order; and later than thirty days prior to the by record its objection to the renew- Whereas, this objection is based expiration date of the permit; now, al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. on other legal grounds as set forth t h e r e f o r e , 0296859, owned by Ashishi Inc., DBA in Revised Code Section 4303.292; Be it resolved by the Council of Ranie Food Market, 13401 Kinsman and the City of Cleveland: Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44120 and Whereas, this resolution consti- Section 1. That Council does here- requests the Director of Liquor Con- tutes an emergency measure provid- by record its objection to the renew- trol to set a hearing for said appli- ing for the immediate preservation al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, cation in accordance with provisions of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Permit No. 8916789, owned by 3744 of Section 4303.271 of the Revised ty and welfare pursuant to Section East 144th Inc., DBA F & A Food Code of Ohio. 4303.26 of the Ohio Revised Code. Market, 3744 East 144th Street, 1st Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Council’s objection to said permit Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44120 and cil be and she is hereby directed to must be received by the Director of requests the Director of Liquor Con- transmit two certified copies of this Liquor Control within 30 days of trol to set a hearing for said appli- resolution, together with two copies notification; now, therefore, cation in accordance with provisions of a letter of objection and two Be it resolved by the Council of of Section 4303.271 of the Revised copies of a letter requesting that the the City of Cleveland: Code of Ohio. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Section 1. That Council does here- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hoga County, and a statement by the by record its objection to the trans- cil be and she is hereby directed to Director of Law that, in the Direc- fer of ownership of a C1 Liquor Per- transmit two certified copies of this tor’s opinion, the objection is based mit from Permit No. 6072057, Mo & resolution, together with two copies upon substantial legal grounds with- Son Inc., 14510 Kinsman Ave., Cleve- of a letter of objection and two in the meaning and intent of divi- land, Ohio 44120 to Permit No. copies of a letter requesting that the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the 7682209, Muaad Salem, DBA Kins- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Revised Code to the Director of man Sunoci, 14510 Kinsman Ave., hoga County, and a statement by the Liquor Control. Cleveland, Ohio 44120 and requests Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 3. That this resolution is the Director of Liquor Control to set tor’s opinion, the objection is based hereby declared to be an emergency a hearing for said application in upon substantial legal grounds with- measure and, provided it receives accordance with provisions of Sec- in the meaning and intent of divi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tion 4303.26 of the Revised Code of sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the all the members elected to Council, Ohio. Revised Code to the Director of it shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Liquor Control. immediately upon its adoption and cil be and she is hereby directed to Section 3. That this resolution is approval by the Mayor; otherwise it transmit two certified copies of this hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force resolution, together with two copies measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period of a letter of objection and two the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. copies of a letter requesting that the all the members elected to Council, Motion to suspend rules. Charter hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- it shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place hoga County. immediately upon its adoption and on final passage. Section 3. That this resolution is approval by the Mayor; otherwise it The rules were suspended. Yeas hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. Nays 0. all the members elected to Council, Motion to suspend rules. Charter Not answering Roll Call: Council it shall take effect and be in force and statutory provisions and place Member Dolan. immediately upon its adoption and on final passage. Absent: Council Members Cimper- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it The rules were suspended. Yeas man and Jones. shall take effect and be in force 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read from and after the earliest period third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Res. No. 1645-01. allowed by law. Nays 0. By Councilman Reed. Motion to suspend rules. Charter Not answering Roll Call: Council An emergency resolution object- and statutory provisions and place Member Dolan. ing to the transfer of ownership of on final passage. Absent: Council Members Cimper- a C1 Liquor Permit to 14510 Kins- The rules were suspended. Yeas man and Jones. man Ave. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Whereas, Council has been noti- third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Res. No. 1644-01. fied by the Director of Liquor Con- Nays 0. By Councilman Reed. trol of an application for the trans- Not answering Roll Call: Council An emergency resolution object- fer of ownership of a C1 Liquor Member Dolan. ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor Permit from Permit No. 6072057, Mo Absent: Council Members Cimper- Permit at 13401 Kinsman Avenue. & Son Inc., 14510 Kinsman Ave., man and Jones. 2024 August 22, 2001 The City Record 89

Res. No. 1646-01. Res. No. 1647-01. Res. No. 1648-01. By Councilman Rybka. By Councilman Rybka. By Councilman Sweeney. An emergency resolution object- An emergency resolution object- An emergency resolution object- ing to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3 ing to the renewal of a D2, D2X, D3 ing to the renewal of a C1, C2 and and D3A Liquor Permit at 7663 and D3A Liquor Permit at 3071 East D6 Liquor Permit at 4792 Rocky Broadway Avenue, 1st Fl. 65th Street, 1st Fl. River Drive. Whereas, the uniform date for Whereas, the uniform date for Whereas, the uniform date for renewal of liquor permits in the renewal of liquor permits in the renewal of liquor permits in the State of Ohio is October 1st; and State of Ohio is October 1st; and State of Ohio is October 1st; and Whereas, pursuant to Section Whereas, pursuant to Section Whereas, pursuant to Section 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the legislative authority of a municipal legislative authority of a municipal legislative authority of a municipal corporation may object to the renew- corporation may object to the renew- corporation may object to the renew- al of a permit based upon legal al of a permit based upon legal al of a permit based upon legal grounds as set forth in division (A) grounds as set forth in division (A) grounds as set forth in division (A) of Revised Code Section 4303.292; of Revised Code Section 4303.292; of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and and and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, the applicant is unfit to continue to engage in the liquor per- continue to engage in the liquor per- continue to engage in the liquor per- mit business in that he has operat- mit business in that he has operat- mit business in that he has operat- ed his liquor permit business in a ed his liquor permit business in a ed his liquor permit business in a manner that demonstrates a disre- manner that demonstrates a disre- manner that demonstrates a disre- gard for the laws, regulations or gard for the laws, regulations or gard for the laws, regulations or local ordinances of the state, and local ordinances of the state, and local ordinances of the state, and that this objection is based on other that this objection is based on other that this objection is based on other legal grounds as set forth in legal grounds as set forth in legal grounds as set forth in Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Whereas, this resolution consti- Whereas, this resolution consti- Whereas, this resolution consti- tutes an emergency measure pro- tutes an emergency measure pro- tutes an emergency measure pro- viding for the immediate preserva- viding for the immediate preserva- viding for the immediate preserva- tion of the public peace, prosperity, tion of the public peace, prosperity, tion of the public peace, prosperity, safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, objections to renewal of Code, objections to renewal of Code, objections to renewal of liquor permits shall be made no liquor permits shall be made no liquor permits shall be made no later than thirty days prior to the later than thirty days prior to the later than thirty days prior to the expiration date of the permit; now, expiration date of the permit; now, expiration date of the permit; now, t h e r e f o r e , t h e r e f o r e , Be it resolved by the Council of t h e r e f o r e , Be it resolved by the Council of Be it resolved by the Council of the City of Cleveland: the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That Council does here- the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That Council does here- Section 1. That Council does here- by record its objection to the renew- by record its objection to the renew- al of a D1, D2, D3 and D3A Liquor by record its objection to the renew- al of a D2, D2X, D3 and D3A Liquor al of a C1, C2 and D6 Liquor Per- Permit, Permit No. 8360320, owned Permit, Permit No. 4199709, owned by Soldat Enterprises Inc., DBA mit, Permit No. 0083167, owned by by James Jackson, DBA Vince’s Airport Deli Inc., DBA Airport Deli, Lefty’s, 7663 Broadway Avenue, 1st Café, 3071 East 65th Street, 1st Fl., Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44105 and 4792 Rocky River Drive, Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio 44127 and requests requests the Director of Liquor Con- Ohio 44135 and requests the Director the Director of Liquor Control to set trol to set a hearing for said appli- of Liquor Control to set a hearing a hearing for said application in cation in accordance with provisions for said application in accordance accordance with provisions of Sec- of Section 4303.271 of the Revised with provisions of Section 4303.271 tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Code of Ohio. of the Revised Code of Ohio. Ohio. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- cil be and she is hereby directed to cil be and she is hereby directed to cil be and she is hereby directed to transmit two certified copies of this transmit two certified copies of this transmit two certified copies of this resolution, together with two copies resolution, together with two copies resolution, together with two copies of a letter of objection and two of a letter of objection and two of a letter of objection and two copies of a letter requesting that the copies of a letter requesting that the copies of a letter requesting that the hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- hoga County, and a statement by the hoga County, and a statement by the hoga County, and a statement by the Director of Law that, in the Direc- Director of Law that, in the Direc- Director of Law that, in the Direc- tor’s opinion, the objection is based tor’s opinion, the objection is based tor’s opinion, the objection is based upon substantial legal grounds with- upon substantial legal grounds with- upon substantial legal grounds with- in the meaning and intent of divi- in the meaning and intent of divi- in the meaning and intent of divi- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Revised Code to the Director of Revised Code to the Director of Revised Code to the Director of Liquor Control. Liquor Control. Liquor Control. Section 3. That this resolution is Section 3. That this resolution is Section 3. That this resolution is hereby declared to be an emergency hereby declared to be an emergency hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives measure and, provided it receives measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, all the members elected to Council, all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force it shall take effect and be in force it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its adoption and immediately upon its adoption and immediately upon its adoption and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it approval by the Mayor; otherwise it approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it shall take effect and be in force shall take effect and be in force shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period from and after the earliest period from and after the earliest period allowed by law. allowed by law. allowed by law. Motion to suspend rules. Charter Motion to suspend rules. Charter Motion to suspend rules. Charter and statutory provisions and place and statutory provisions and place and statutory provisions and place on final passage. on final passage. on final passage. The rules were suspended. Yeas The rules were suspended. Yeas The rules were suspended. Yeas 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. Nays 0. Nays 0. Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council Not answering Roll Call: Council Not answering Roll Call: Council Member Dolan. Member Dolan. Member Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Absent: Council Members Cimper- Absent: Council Members Cimper- man and Jones. man and Jones. man and Jones. 2025 90 The City Record August 22, 2001

Res. No. 1649-01. Whereas, the uniform date for Permit to 4563 Warner Road by Res. By Councilman Westbrook. renewal of liquor permits in the No. 1544-2000 adopted by Council An emergency resolution object- State of Ohio is October 1st; and August 28, 2000; and ing to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3, Whereas, pursuant to Section Whereas, this Council wishes to D3A and D6 Liquor Permit at 10025 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the withdraw its objection to the above Lorain Avenue. legislative authority of a municipal renewal and consents to said renew- Whereas, the uniform date for corporation may object to the renew- al; and renewal of liquor permits in the al of a permit based upon legal Whereas, this resolution consti- State of Ohio is October 1st; and grounds as set forth in division (A) tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, pursuant to Section of Revised Code Section 4303.292; ing for the usual daily operation of 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- and a municipal department; now, there- islative authority of a municipal cor- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to fore, poration may object to the renewal continue to engage in the liquor per- Be it resolved by the Council of of a permit based upon legal mit business in that he has operat- the City of Cleveland: grounds as set forth in division (A) ed his liquor permit business in a Section 1. That objection to the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and manner that demonstrates a disre- renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Per- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to gard for the laws, regulations or mit to 4563 Warner Road, be and the continue to engage in the liquor per- local ordinances of the state, and same is hereby withdrawn and Res. mit business in that he has operat- that this objection is based on other No. 1544-2000, containing said objec- ed his liquor permit business in a legal grounds as set forth in tion, be and the same is hereby manner that demonstrates a disre- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and repealed and that this Council con- gard for the laws, regulations or Whereas, this resolution consti- sents to the immediate renewal local ordinances of the state, and tutes an emergency measure pro- thereof. that this objection is based on other viding for the immediate preserva- Section 2. That this resolution is legal grounds as set forth in tion of the public peace, prosperity, hereby declared to be an emergency Revised Code Section 4303.292; and safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- measure and, provided it receives Whereas, this resolution consti- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tutes an emergency measure provid- Code, objections to renewal of all the members elected to Council, ing for the immediate preservation liquor permits shall be made no it shall take effect and be in force of the public peace, prosperity, safe- later than thirty days prior to the immediately upon its adoption and ty and welfare pursuant to Section expiration date of the permit; now, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, t h e r e f o r e , shall take effect and be in force objections to renewal of liquor per- Be it resolved by the Council of from and after the earliest period mits shall be made no later than the City of Cleveland: allowed by law. thirty days prior to the expiration Section 1. That Council does here- Motion to suspend rules. Charter date of the permit; now, therefore, by record its objection to the renew- and statutory provisions and place Be it resolved by the Council of al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. on final passage. the City of Cleveland: 8434110, owned by Three Spink, Inc., The rules were suspended. Yeas Section 1. That Council does here- 13197-201 Miles Avenue, Cleveland, 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read by record its objection to the renew- Ohio 44128 and requests the Director third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. al of a D1, D2, D3, D3A and D6 of Liquor Control to set a hearing Nays 0. Liquor Permit, Permit No. 8200099, for said application in accordance Not answering Roll Call: Council owned by Sixty Nine Inc., 10025 with provisions of Section 4303.271 Member Dolan. Lorain Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio of the Revised Code of Ohio. Absent: Council Members Cimper- 44111 and requests the Director of Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- man and Jones. Liquor Control to set a hearing for cil be and she is hereby directed to said application in accordance with transmit two certified copies of this Res. No. 1652-01. provisions of Section 4303.271 of the resolution, together with two copies By Councilman Willis. Revised Code of Ohio. of a letter of objection and two An emergency resolution object- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- copies of a letter requesting that the ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 cil be and she is hereby directed to hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Permit at 10509 Ashbury transmit two certified copies of this hoga County, and a statement by the Avenue resolution, together with two copies Director of Law that, in the Direc- Whereas, the uniform date for of a letter of objection and two tor’s opinion, the objection is based renewal of liquor permits in the copies of a letter requesting that the upon substantial legal grounds with- State of Ohio is October 1st; and hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- in the meaning and intent of divi- Whereas, pursuant to Section hoga County, and a statement by the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Director of Law that, in the Direc- Revised Code to the Director of legislative authority of a municipal tor’s opinion, the objection is based Liquor Control. corporation may object to the renew- upon substantial legal grounds with- Section 3. That this resolution is al of a permit based upon legal in the meaning and intent of divi- hereby declared to be an emergency grounds as set forth in division (A) sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the measure and, provided it receives of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Revised Code to the Director of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and Liquor Control. all the members elected to Council, Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Section 3. That this resolution is it shall take effect and be in force continue to engage in the liquor per- hereby declared to be an emergency immediately upon its adoption and mit business in that he has operat- measure and, provided it receives approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ed his liquor permit business in a the affirmative vote of two-thirds of shall take effect and be in force manner that demonstrates a disre- all the members elected to Council, from and after the earliest period gard for the laws, regulations or it shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. local ordinances of the state, and immediately upon its adoption and Motion to suspend rules. Charter that this objection is based on other approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it and statutory provisions and place legal grounds as set forth in shall take effect and be in force on final passage. Revised Code Section 4303.292; and from and after the earliest period The rules were suspended. Yeas Whereas, this resolution consti- allowed by law. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read tutes an emergency measure provid- Motion to suspend rules. Charter third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. ing for the immediate preservation and statutory provisions and place Nays 0. of the public peace, prosperity, safe- on final passage. Not answering Roll Call: Council ty and welfare pursuant to Section The rules were suspended. Yeas Member Dolan. 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Absent: Council Members Cimper- objections to renewal of liquor per- third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. man and Jones. mits shall be made no later than Nays 0. thirty days prior to the expiration Not answering Roll Call: Council Res. No. 1651-01. date of the permit; now, therefore, Member Dolan. By Councilman White. Be it resolved by the Council of Absent: Council Members Cimper- An emergency resolution with- the City of Cleveland: man and Jones. drawing objection to the renewal of Section 1. That Council does here- a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit to 4563 by record its objection to the renew- Res. No. 1650-01. Warner Road, and repealing Res. al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, By Councilman White. No. 1544-2000 objecting to said Permit No. 6548639, owned by 10509 An emergency resolution object- renewal. Ashbury Inc., DBA First Choice Bev- ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor Whereas, this Council objected to erage, 10509 Ashbury Avenue, Cleve- Permit at 13197-201 Miles Avenue. the renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor land, Ohio 44106 and requests the 2026 August 22, 2001 The City Record 91

Director of Liquor Control to set a Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Commission, Law; Relieved of Com- hearing for said application in cil be and she is hereby directed to mittees on Community and Eco- accordance with provisions of Sec- transmit two certified copies of this nomic Development, City Planning; tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of resolution, together with two copies Passage recommended by Commit- Ohio. of a letter of objection and two tee on Finance; when amended as Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- copies of a letter requesting that the f o l l o w s : cil be and she is hereby directed to hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- 1. Insert new Section 21 to read as transmit two certified copies of this hoga County, and a statement by the follows: resolution, together with two copies Director of Law that, in the Direc- “Section 21. That underwriters’ of a letter of objection and two tor’s opinion, the objection is based counsel for the bond issuance and copies of a letter requesting that the upon substantial legal grounds with- sale authorized herein shall be hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- in the meaning and intent of divi- Thompson Hine LLP and David Hill hoga County, and a statement by the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the and Associates.”. Director of Law that, in the Direc- Revised Code to the Director of 2. Renumber existing Section 21 to tor’s opinion, the objection is based Liquor Control. new “Section 22”. upon substantial legal grounds with- Section 3. That this resolution is Amendment agreed to. in the meaning and intent of divi- hereby declared to be an emergency The rules were suspended. Yeas sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the measure and, provided it receives 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Revised Code to the Director of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Liquor Control. all the members elected to Council, Nays 0. Section 3. That this resolution is it shall take effect and be in force Not answering Roll Call: Council hereby declared to be an emergency immediately upon its adoption and Member Dolan. measure and, provided it receives approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Absent: Council Members Cimper- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of shall take effect and be in force man and Jones. all the members elected to Council, from and after the earliest period In compliance with Section 33 of it shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- immediately upon its adoption and Motion to suspend rules. Charter tion was furnished to each member approval by the Mayor; otherwise it and statutory provisions and place of Council before final passage. shall take effect and be in force on final passage. from and after the earliest period The rules were suspended. Yeas Ord. No. 640-01. allowed by law. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read By Mayor White. Motion to suspend rules. Charter third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. An emergency ordinance authoriz- and statutory provisions and place Nays 0. ing the submission to the electors of on final passage. Not answering Roll Call: Council the City of Cleveland of a proposal The rules were suspended. Yeas Member Dolan. to authorize the City of Cleveland to 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Absent: Council Members Cimper- act as an aggregator on behalf of third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. man and Jones. the natural gas customers within Nays 0. the City. Not answering Roll Call: Council SECOND READING EMERGENCY Approved by Directors of Public Member Dolan. ORDINANCES PASSED Utilities, Finance, Law; Relieved of Absent: Council Members Cimper- Committees on Public Utilities, Leg- man and Jones. Ord. No. 1125-99. islation; Passage recommended by By Councilmen Patmon, Jackson, Committee on Finance. Res. No. 1653-01. Robinson and Johnson (by depart- The rules were suspended. Yeas By Councilman Willis. mental request). 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read An emergency resolution object- An emergency ordinance authoriz- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 ing the sale of real property as part Nays 0. Liquor Permit at 11625 Superior Ave. of the Land Reutilization Program Not answering Roll Call: Council Whereas, the uniform date for and located at 10004-06 South Boule- Member Dolan. renewal of liquor permits in the vard to Glenville Development Cor- Absent: Council Members Cimper- State of Ohio is October 1st; and poration or designee. man and Jones. Whereas, pursuant to Section Approved by Directors of Commu- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the nity Development, City Planning Ord. No. 849-01. legislative authority of a municipal Commission, Finance, Law; Passage By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- corporation may object to the renew- recommended by Committees on mon (by departmental request). al of a permit based upon legal Community and Economic Develop- An emergency ordinance deter- grounds as set forth in division (A) ment, City Planning, Finance; when mining the method of making the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; amended as follows: public improvement of renovating, and 1. In the title, line 5, and in Sec- rehabilitating and improving vari- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to tion 1, lines 3 and 4, strike ous parks, recreation facilities and continue to engage in the liquor per- “Glenville Development Corporation” property, including but not limited mit business in that he has operat- and insert in lieu thereof “Famicos to Camp Forbes, Martin Luther ed his liquor permit business in a Foundation”. manner that demonstrates a disre- Amendment agreed to. King, Jr. overpass plantings, Cul- gard for the laws, regulations or The rules were suspended. Yeas tural Garden Park Station and local ordinances of the state, and 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Memorial Park site improvements, that this objection is based on other third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. and authorizing the Director of legal grounds as set forth in Nays 0. Parks, Recreation and Properties to Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Not answering Roll Call: Council enter into contract for the making Whereas, this resolution consti- Member Dolan. of such improvement. tutes an emergency measure provid- Absent: Council Members Cimper- Approved by Directors of Parks, ing for the immediate preservation man and Jones. Recreation and Properties, Finance, of the public peace, prosperity, safe- In compliance with Section 33 of Law; Passage recommended by Co m - ty and welfare pursuant to Section the Charter, a copy of the legisla- mittees on Public Parks, Property, 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, tion was furnished to each member and Recreation, Finance; when objections to renewal of liquor per- of Council before final passage. amended as follows: mits shall be made no later than 1. Insert new Sections 4 and 5 to thirty days prior to the expiration Ord. No. 168-A-01. (As a substitute read, respectively, as follows: date of the permit; now, therefore, for Ord. No. 168-01). “Section 4. That no funds shall be Be it resolved by the Council of By Mayor White. expended for the improvement the City of Cleveland: An emergency ordinance provid- authorized herein until a report, cer- Section 1. That Council does here- ing for the issuance and sale of tified by the Director of Finance, by record its objection to the renew- Urban Renewal Temporary Bonds in indicating the unencumbered bal- al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, the principal amount not to exceed ance of all general obligation bonds Permit No. 1944364, owned by Dave’s $4,500,000 for the purpose of acquir- for the years 1990-2001 is received by Drive Thru Inc., 11625 Superior Ave., ing property for Urban Renewal Pro- the Council President, the chairper- Cleveland, Ohio 44106 and requests ject Activities; authorizing the pur- son of the Public Parks, Property the Director of Liquor Control to set chase of certain properties for that and Recreation Committee, and the a hearing for said application in purpose; and authorizing related chairperson of the Finance Commit- accordance with provisions of Sec- matters. tee. Such report shall be provided tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Approved by Directors of Eco- immediately by the Director of Ohio. nomic Development, City Planning Finance. 2027 92 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 5. That, in the event that Ord. No. 850-01. Passage recommended by Committee the report required by Section 4 indi- By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- on Finance; when amended as fol- cates there is an unencumbered bal- mon (by departmental request). lows: ance of $3,300,000 or more, the Direc- An emergency ordinance authoriz- 1. Insert a new whereas clause tor of Parks, Recreation and Prop- ing the Directors of Parks, Recre- before the existing one to read as erties is authorized to do the fol- ation and Properties and Finance to follows: lowing: enter into contract with the Cleve- “Whereas, the Housing Advisory (a) Pursuant to Section 167 of the land Board of Education to conduct Board has reviewed the program Charter of the City of Cleveland, it recreational, cultural and extracur- referred to in Section 1 of this ordi- is hereby determined to make the ricular programs for the benefit of nance and has approved such pro- public improvement of constructing, school children during the 2001-2002 gram; and”. rehabilitating, renovation, replacing school year. 2. In Section 1, strike lines 3, 4, 5 or otherwise improving certain City- Approved by Directors of Parks, and 6 in their entirety and insert in owned parks in the odd-numbered Recreation and Properties, Finance, lieu thereof the following: wards, in the amount of $300,000 per Law; Passage recommended by “Community Development Organi- odd numbered ward, including all Committees on Public Parks, Proper- zation, as the City’s agent, to assist site improvements and appurte- ty, and Recreation, Finance; when the homebuyers of Phase II of the nances necessary and incidental amended as follows: Bridge Square housing development thereto, for the Department of 1. Insert new Section 2 to read as project to promote the public pur- Parks, Recreation and Properties, follows: pose of creating housing in Cleve- by contract duly let to the lowest “Section 2. That no money shall land through the use of Ward 17 responsible bidder after competitive be paid to the Board of Education Neighborhood Equity Funds.”. bidding for a unit basis for the pursuant to the above-authorized Amendments agreed to. improvement; and contract until the Board of Educa- The rules were suspended. Yeas (b) The Director of Parks, Recre- tion has furnished a report to the 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read ation and Properties is hereby Cleveland City Council regarding third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. authorized to enter into contract of the 2000-01 recreational, cultural and Nays 0. the making of the above public extracurricular programs funded by Not answering Roll Call: Council improvement with the lowest the $2,000,000 provided to the Board Member Dolan. responsible bidder after competitive of Education last year.”. Absent: Council Members Cimper- bidding for a unit basis for the 2. Renumber existing Section 2 to man and Jones. improvement provided, however, new “Section 3”. In compliance with Section 33 of that each separate trade and each Amendments agreed to. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- distinct component part of said The rules were suspended. Yeas tion was furnished to each member improvement may be treated as a 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read of Council before final passage. separate improvement, and each, or third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. any combination, of such trades or Nays 0. Ord. No. 915-01. components may be the subject of a Not answering Roll Call: Council By Councilman O’Malley. separate contract for a unit basis; Member Dolan. An emergency ordinance authoriz- and Absent: Council Members Cimper- ing the Director of Community (c) The Director of Parks, Recre- man and Jones. Development to enter into a grant ation and Properties is hereby In compliance with Section 33 of agreement with Cleveland Housing authorized to employ by contract the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Network, Inc. for the renovation of one or more consultants or one or tion was furnished to each member a vacant single family housing unit more firms of consultants for the of Council before final passage. located at 4214 Memphis Avenue to purpose of supplementing the regu- promote the public purpose of cre- larly employed staff of the several Ord. No. 891-01. ating and improving housing in the departments of the City of Cleveland By Councilman Cimperman. City of Cleveland through the use of in order to provide professional ser- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity vices necessary to design the public ing the Director of Community Funds. improvement authorized above. Development to enter into a grant Approved by Directors of Commu- The selection of said consultants agreement with Famicos Foundation nity Development, Finance, Law; for such services shall be made by for the renovation of the Downtown Relieved of Committee on Commu- the Board of Control upon the nom- Single Room Occupancy (SRO) nity and Economic Development, ination of the Director of Parks, building located at 1850 Superior Passage recommended by Committee Recreation and Properties from a Avenue, to forward the public pur- on Finance; when amended as fol- list of qualified consultants avail- pose of creating and improving lows: able for such employment as may be housing in the City of Cleveland 1. In the title, line 4, strike “a determined after a full and complete through the use of Ward 13 Neigh- grant” and insert in lieu thereof canvass by the Director of Parks, borhood Equity Funds. “an”. Recreation and Properties for the Approved by Directors of Commu- 2. Insert a new whereas clause purpose of compiling such a list. nity Development, Finance, Law; before the existing one to read as The compensation to be paid for Relieved of Committees on Commu- follows: such services shall be fixed by the nity and Economic Development, Board of Control. The contract Passage recommended by Committee “Whereas the Housing Advisory herein authorized shall be prepared on Finance. Board has reviewed the program by the Director of Law, approved by The rules were suspended. Yeas referred to in Section 1 of this ordi- the Director of Parks, Recreation 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read nance and has approved such pro- and Properties, and certified by the third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. gram; and”. Director of Finance; and Nays 0. 3. In Section 1, line 2, strike “a (d) That the improvement autho- Not answering Roll Call: Council grant” and insert in lieu thereof rized in this Section 5 shall be paid Member Dolan. “an”; and strike lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 from the fund or funds to which the Absent: Council Members Cimper- in their entirety and insert in lieu unencumbered general obligation man and Jones. thereof the following: balance, certified by the Director of “Network Inc. as the City’s agent, Finance in the report required by Ord. No. 903-01. to assist the homebuyer of a house Section 4, is credited.”. By Councilman Melena. to be renovated at 4214 Memphis 2. Renumber existing Section 4 to An emergency ordinance authoriz- Avenue, through the use of Ward 16 new “Section 6”. ing the Director of Community Neighborhood Equity Funds.”. Amendments agreed to. Development to enter into a grant Amendments agreed to. The rules were suspended. Yeas agreement with Detroit Shoreway The rules were suspended. Yeas 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Community Development Organiza- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. tion for Phase II of the Bridge third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Nays 0. Square housing development project Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council to promote the public purpose of cre- Not answering Roll Call: Council Member Dolan. ating housing in Cleveland through Member Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimper- the use of Ward 17 Neighborhood Absent: Council Members Cimper- man and Jones. Equity Funds. man and Jones. In compliance with Section 33 of Approved by Directors of Commu- In compliance with Section 33 of the Charter, a copy of the legisla- nity Development, Finance, Law; the Charter, a copy of the legisla- tion was furnished to each member Relieved of Committee on Commu- tion was furnished to each member of Council before final passage. nity and Economic Development, of Council before final passage. 2028 August 22, 2001 The City Record 93

Ord. No. 924-01. purpose of creating and improving Absent: Council Members Cimper- By Councilman Polensek. housing in the City of Cleveland man and Jones. An emergency ordinance authoriz- through the use of Ward 9 Neigh- ing the Director of Community borhood Equity Funds. Ord. No. 1075-01. Development to enter into a grant Approved by Directors of Com- By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- agreement with Northeast Shores munity Development, Finance, Law; mon (by departmental request). Development Corporation for the Relieved by Committee on Commu- An emergency ordinance authoriz- renovation of the Huntmere, an nity and Economic Development; ing the Director of Parks, Recre- apartment building located at 15510 Passage recommended by Committee ation and Properties to apply for Huntmere Avenue to further the on Finance. and accept a grant from the State public purpose of creating and The rules were suspended. Yeas of Ohio, Department of natural improving housing in the City of 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Resources for the Round 8 Nature- Cleveland through the use of Ward third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Works Program; determining the 11 Neighborhood Equity Funds. Nays 0. method of making the public Approved by Directors of Commu- Not answering Roll Call: Council improvement of rehabilitating a nity Development, Finance, Law; Member Dolan. City-owned park and authorizing Relieved of Committees on Commu- Absent: Council Members Cimper- the Director of Parks, Recreation nity and Economic Development; man and Jones. and Properties to enter into contract Passage recommended by Committee for the making of such improve- on Finance. Ord. No. 935-01. ment. The rules were suspended. Yeas By Councilman White. Approved by Directors of Parks, 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read An emergency ordinance authoriz- Recreation and Properties, Finance, third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. ing the Director of Community Law; Passage recommended by Co m - Nays 0. Development to enter into a grant mittees on Public Parks, Property, Not answering Roll Call: Council agreement with Lutheran Housing and Recreation, Finance. Member Dolan. Corporation for the Ward 2 Home The rules were suspended. Yeas Absent: Council Members Cimper- Repair Program to further the pub- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read man and Jones. lic purpose of creating and improv- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. ing housing in the City of Cleveland Nays 0. Ord. No. 928-01. through the use of Ward 2 Neigh- Not answering Roll Call: Council By Councilman Sweeney. borhood Equity Funds. Member Dolan. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Approved by Directors of Commu- Absent: Council Members Cimper- ing the Director of Community nity Development, Finance, Law; man and Jones. Development to enter into a grant Relieved of Committee on Economic agreement with Bellaire-Puritas and Community Development; Pas- Ord. No. 1079-01. Development Corporation for the sage recommended by Finance; By Councilmen Rybka and Patmon Ward 20 Fifty-Fifty Home Repair when amended as follows: (by departmental request). Program to further the public pur- 1. Insert a new whereas clause An emergency ordinance authoriz- pose of improving housing in the before the existing one to read as ing the Director of Parks, Recre- City of Cleveland through the use of follows: ation and Properties to apply for Ward 20 Neighborhood Equity “Whereas, the Housing Advisory and accept a grant from the 2001 Funds. Board has reviewed the program Urban Parks and Recreation Recov- Approved by Directors of Commu- referred to in Section 1 of this ordi- ery Program, for the rehabilitation nance and has approved such pro- nity Development, Finance, Law; of Bisbee Playground; determining gram; and”. Relieved of Committee on Commu- the method of making the public 2. In Section 1, strike lines 3, 4, nity and Economic Development, improvement of rehabilitating Bis- and 5 in their entirety and insert in Passage recommended by Committee bee playground; and authorizing the lieu thereof the following: on Finance; when amended as fol- Director of Parks, Recreation and “Corporation, as the City’s agent, lows: Properties to enter into contract for to carry out the Ward 2 Home 1. Insert a new whereas clause the making of such improvement. Repair Program to further the pub- before the existing one to read as lic purpose of creating and improv- Approved by Directors of Parks, follows: ing housing in the City of Cleve- Recreation and Properties, Finance, “Whereas, the Housing Advisory land, through the use of Ward 2 Law; Passage recommended by Co m - Board has reviewed the program Neighborhood Equity Funds.”. mittees on Public Parks, Property, referred to in Section 1 of this ordi- Amendments agreed to. and Recreation, Finance. nance and has approved such pro- The rules were suspended. Yeas The rules were suspended. Yeas gram; and”. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read 2. In Section 1, strike lines 3, 4, 5 third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. and 6 in their entirety and insert in Nays 0. Nays 0. lieu thereof the following: Not answering Roll Call: Council Not answering Roll Call: Council “Development Corporation, as the Member Dolan. Member Dolan. City’s agent, to carry out the Ward Absent: Council Members Cimper- Absent: Council Members Cimper- 20 Fifty-Fifty Home Repair Program man and Jones. man and Jones. to further the public purpose of In compliance with Section 33 of improving housing in the City of the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Ord. No. 1132-01. Cleveland, through the use of Ward tion was furnished to each member By Councilman Cimperman. 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds.”. of Council before final passage. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Amendments agreed to. ing the Director of Community The rules were suspended. Yeas Ord. No. 1046-01. Development to enter into a grant 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- agreement with St. Clair Superior third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. mon (by departmental request). Neighborhood Development Corpora- Nays 0. An emergency ordinance authoriz- tion for their Neighborhood Safety Not answering Roll Call: Council ing the purchase by requirement Video Monitoring program in order Member Dolan. contract of labor and materials nec- to carry out the public purpose of Absent: Council Members Cimper- essary to repair interior and exteri- providing increased safety and secu- man and Jones. or bodies of motor vehicle fleet, for rity through the use of Ward 13 In compliance with Section 33 of the Division of Cleveland Public Neighborhood Equity Funds. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Power, Department of Public Utili- Approved by Directors of Commu- tion was furnished to each member ties, for a period not to exceed two nity Development, Finance, Law; of Council before final passage. years. Relieved of Committee on Commu- Approved by Directors of Public nity and Economic Development, Ord. No. 934-01. Utilities, Finance, Law; Relieved of Passage recommended by Committee By Councilman Willis. Committee on Public Utilities; Pas- on Finance. An emergency ordinance authoriz- sage recommended by Committee on The rules were suspended. Yeas ing the Director of Community Finance. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Development to enter into a grant The rules were suspended. Yeas third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. agreement with Northeastern Neigh- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Nays 0. borhood Development Corporation third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Not answering Roll Call: Council for the renovation of a 10 unit apart- Nays 0. Member Dolan. ment building, located at 12001 Ash- Not answering Roll Call: Council Absent: Council Members Cimper- bury Avenue to forward the public Member Dolan. man and Jones. 2029 94 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1144-01. The rules were suspended. Yeas “two elevators in connection with By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read construction of a commercial office mon (by departmental request). third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. building in order to carry out the An emergency ordinance authoriz- Nays 0. public purpose of creating new jobs ing the purchase by requirement Not answering Roll Call: Council in the City of Cleveland through the contract of billing system supplies, Member Dolan. use of Ward 3 Neighborhood”. for the various divisions of the Absent: Council Members Cimper- Amendments agreed to. Department of Public Utilities, for a man and Jones. The rules were suspended. Yeas period not to exceed two years. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Approved by Directors of Public Ord. No. 1157-01. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Utilities, Finance, Law; Relieved of By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- Nays 0. Committee on Public Utilities, Pas- mon (by departmental request). Not answering Roll Call: Council sage recommended by Committee on An emergency ordinance authoriz- Member Dolan. Finance. ing the Director of Public Utilities Absent: Council Members Cimper- The rules were suspended. Yeas to enter into contract without com- man and Jones. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read petitive bidding with Hach Compa- In compliance with Section 33 of third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. ny for maintenance and calibration the Charter, a copy of the legisla- of turbidimeters, chlorine analyzers tion was furnished to each member Nays 0. and particle-size analyzers, for the of Council before final passage. Not answering Roll Call: Council Division of Water, Department of Member Dolan. Public Utilities, for a period not to Ord. No. 1166-01. Absent: Council Members Cimper- exceed three years. By Councilman White. man and Jones. Approved by Directors of Public An emergency ordinance authoriz- Utilities, Finance, Law; Relieved of ing the Director of Community Ord. No. 1145-01. Committee on Public Utilities, Pas- Development to enter into a grant By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- sage recommended by Committee on agreement with Dove Park Panthers mon (by departmental request). Finance. Youth Association for their Muny An emergency ordinance authoriz- The rules were suspended. Yeas Football Program in order to carry ing the purchase by contract of 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read out the public purpose of providing labor and materials necessary to third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. recreational programs through the upgrade the residuals handling sys- Nays 0. use of Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity tems at the Garrett A. Morgan Not answering Roll Call: Council Funds. Water Treatment plant, for the Divi- Member Dolan. Approved by Directors of Commu- sion of Water, Department of Public Absent: Council Members Cimper- nity Development, Finance, Law; Utilities. man and Jones. Relieved of Committee on Commu- Approved by Directors of Public nity and Economic Development; Utilities, Finance, Law; Relieved of Ord. No. 1158-01. Passage recommended by Committee Committee on Public Utilities, Pas- By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- on Finance. sage recommended by Committee on mon (by departmental request). The rules were suspended. Yeas Finance. An emergency ordinance authoriz- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read The rules were suspended. Yeas ing the Director of Public Utilities third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read to enter into contract without com- Nays 0. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. petitive bidding with Shimadzu Sci- Not answering Roll Call: Council Nays 0. entific Instruments, Inc. for mainte- Member Dolan. Not answering Roll Call: Council nance of total organic carbon ana- Absent: Council Members Cimper- Member Dolan. lyzer equipment, for the Division of man and Jones. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Water, Department of Public Utili- man and Jones. ties. Ord. No. 1213-01. Approved by Directors of Public By Councilman Britt. Ord. No. 1149-01. Utilities, Finance, Law; Relieved of An emergency ordinance to amend By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- Committee on Public Utilities, Pas- Section 1 of Ordinance 1715-99, mon (by departmental request). sage recommended by Committee on passed September 27, 1999, to autho- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Finance. rize and approve a mortgage loan ing the Director of Public Utilities The rules were suspended. Yeas and/or grant assistance program for to employ one or more professional 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read the public purpose of providing third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. housing for individuals and fami- consultants to provide assessment, Nays 0. lies, through the use of Ward 6 developmental services and training Not answering Roll Call: Council Neighborhood Equity Funds. sessions to employees regarding Member Dolan. Approved by Directors of Commu- Federal and State environmental, Absent: Council Members Cimper- nity Development, Finance, Law; OSHA, safety and health regula- man and Jones. Relieved by Committee on Commu- tions. nity and Economic Development; Approved by Directors of Public Ord. No. 1164-01. Passage recommended by Committee Utilities, Finance, Law; Relieved of By Councilman Reed. on Finance; when amended as fol- Committee on Public Utilities, Pas- An emergency ordinance authoriz- lows: sage recommended by Committee on ing the Director of Community 1. In Section 1, line 5, strike “for” Finance. Development to enter into a grant and insert in lieu thereof “to”. The rules were suspended. Yeas agreement with Mount Pleasant Amendment agreed to. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read NOW Development Corporation for The rules were suspended. Yeas third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. the purchase and installation of two 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Nays 0. elevators in order to carry out the third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Not answering Roll Call: Council public purpose of providing social Nays 0. Member Dolan. programs through the use of Ward Not answering Roll Call: Council Absent: Council Members Cimper- 3 Neighborhood Equity Funds. Member Dolan. man and Jones. Approved by Directors of Commu- Absent: Council Members Cimper- nity Development, Finance, Law; man and Jones. Ord. No. 1156-01. Relieved of Committee on Commu- In compliance with Section 33 of By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- nity and Economic Development, the Charter, a copy of the legisla- mon (by departmental request). Passage recommended by Committee tion was furnished to each member An emergency ordinance authoriz- on Finance; when amended as fol- of Council before final passage. ing the Director of Public Utilities lows: to enter into contract without com- 1. In the title, strike lines 7, 8 and Ord. No. 1216-01. petitive bidding with Dionex Corpo- 9 in their entirety and insert in lieu By Councilman Cimperman. ration for maintenance of ion chro- thereof the following: “two elevators An emergency ordinance to amend matograph and appurtenances, for in connection with construction of a Sections 1 and 2 of Ordinance No. the Division of Water, Department commercial office building in order 809-01 passed May 14, 2001 to enter of Public Utilities. to carry out the public purpose of into a grant agreement with Approved by Directors of Public creating new jobs in the City of Tremont West Development Corpo- Utilities, Finance, Law; Relieved of Cleveland through the use of ration for the development of a mas- Committee on Public Utilities, Pas- 2. In Section 1, strike lines 4 and ter plan and a HOPE VI application sage recommended by Committee on 5 and insert in lieu thereof the fol- in order to carry out the public pur- Finance. lowing: poses of conducting a neighborhood 2030 August 22, 2001 The City Record 95 planning study and providing hous- Approved by Directors of Commu- nity and Economic Development; ing, using Ward 13 Neighborhood nity Development, Finance, Law; Passage recommended by Committee Equity Funds. Relieved by Committee on Commu- on Finance. Approved by Directors of Commu- nity and Economic Development; The rules were suspended. Yeas nity Development, Finance, Law; Passage recommended by Committee 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Relieved by Committee on Commu- on Finance. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. nity and Economic Development; The rules were suspended. Yeas Nays 0. Passage recommended by Committee 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Not answering Roll Call: Council on Finance. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Member Dolan. The rules were suspended. Yeas Nays 0. Absent: Council Members Cimper- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Not answering Roll Call: Council man and Jones. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Member Dolan. Nays 0. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Ord. No. 1238-01. Not answering Roll Call: Council man and Jones. By Councilman Polensek (by Member Dolan. request). Absent: Council Members Cimper- Ord. No. 1232-01. An emergency ordinance authoriz- man and Jones. By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- ing the Director of Public Service to mon (by departmental request). issue a permit to Mr. William Ord. No. 1227-01. An emergency ordinance authoriz- McReynolds to encroach into the By Councilman Johnson. ing the Director of Public Utilities public right-of-way, of Tiverton An emergency ordinance to amend to employ one or more professional Road N.E. to construct a fence cov- Section 1 of Ordinance 606-2000, consultants to provide engineering, ering 50 feet of unimproved right-of- passed April 17, 2000, to authorize environmental, safety, forensic, and way on this street. and approve a mortgage loan and/or other services needed for the vari- Approved by Directors of Public grant assistance program for the ous divisions of the Department of Service, Finance, Law; Relieved by public purpose of providing housing Public Utilities, for a period not to Committee on Public Service, Pas- for individuals and families, exceed two years. sage recommended by Committee on through the use of Ward 4 Neigh- Approved by Directors of Public Finance. borhood Equity Funds. Utilities, Finance, Law; Relieved by The rules were suspended. Yeas Approved by Directors of Commu- Committee on Public Utilities; Pas- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read nity Development, Finance, Law; sage recommended by Committee on third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Relieved by Committee on Commu- Finance. Nays 0. nity and Economic Development; The rules were suspended. Yeas Not answering Roll Call: Council Passage recommended by Committee 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Member Dolan. on Finance. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Absent: Council Members Cimper- The rules were suspended. Yeas Nays 0. man and Jones. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Not answering Roll Call: Council third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Member Dolan. Ord. No. 1240-01. Nays 0. Absent: Council Members Cimper- By Councilman Rybka. Not answering Roll Call: Council man and Jones. An emergency ordinance to amend Member Dolan. Section 2 of Ordinance 1083-2000, Absent: Council Members Cimper- Ord. No. 1235-01. passed June 12, 2000, to authorize man and Jones. By Councilman Patmon. and approve financial assistance for An emergency ordinance to amend the Harvard School Senior Apart- Ord. No. 1230-01. Section 1 of Ordinance 113-2000, ments project, to carry out the pub- By Councilman Melena. passed January 24, 2000, to autho- lic purpose of providing housing for An emergency ordinance to amend rize and approve a mortgage loan individuals in the City of Cleveland, Section 1 of Ordinance 1135-2000, and/or grant assistance program for through the use of Ward 12 Neigh- passed June 19, 2000, to authorize the public purpose of providing borhood Equity Funds. and approve a mortgage loan and/or housing for individuals and fami- Approved by Directors of Commu- grant assistance program for the public purpose of providing housing lies, through the use of Ward 8 nity Development, Finance, Law; in the Eco-Village development for Neighborhood Equity Funds. Relieved by Committee on Commu- individuals and families, through Approved by Directors of Commu- nity and Economic Development; the use of Ward 17 Neighborhood nity Development, Finance, Law; Passage recommended by Committee Equity Funds. Relieved by Committee on Commu- on Finance; when amended as fol- Approved by Directors of Commu- nity and Economic Development, lows: nity Development, Finance, Law; Passage recommended by Committee 1. In the title, lines 7 and 8 and Relieved by Committee on Commu- on Finance; when amended as fol- in the first whereas clause, line 4 nity and Economic Development; lows: and 5, strike “providing housing for Passage recommended by Committee 1. In Section 1, strike lines 5 and individuals” and insert in lieu there- on Finance; when amended as fol- 6 in their entirety and insert in lieu of “assisting industry and com- lows: thereof the following: “second mort- merce”. 1. In Section 1, strike line 6 in its gage assistance from the City to Amendment agreed to. entirety and insert in lieu thereof individuals and families purchasing The rules were suspended. Yeas the following: “City to individuals houses in the City of”. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read and families purchasing”; and in Amendment agreed to. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. line 7 strike “sale of”. The rules were suspended. Yeas Nays 0. Amendment agreed to. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Not answering Roll Call: Council The rules were suspended. Yeas third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Member Dolan. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Nays 0. Absent: Council Members Cimper- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Not answering Roll Call: Council man and Jones. Nays 0. Member Dolan. In compliance with Section 33 of Not answering Roll Call: Council Absent: Council Members Cimper- the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Member Dolan. man and Jones. tion was furnished to each member Absent: Council Members Cimper- In compliance with Section 33 of of Council before final passage. man and Jones. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- In compliance with Section 33 of tion was furnished to each member Ord. No. 1337-01. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- of Council before final passage. By Councilman Brady. tion was furnished to each member An emergency ordinance authoriz- of Council before final passage. Ord. No. 1237-01. ing the Director of Community By Councilman Polensek. Development to enter into an agree- Ord. No. 1231-01. An emergency ordinance to amend ment with A Cultural Exchange for By Councilmen Melena and Patmon Section 1 of Ordinance 1137-2000, The Read, Baby, Read, Book Club (by departmental request). passed June 19, 2000, to authorize through the use of Ward 19 Neigh- An emergency ordinance authoriz- and approve a mortgage loan and/or borhood Equity Funds. ing the Director of Community grant assistance program for the Approved by Directors of Commu- Development to enter into an amend- public purpose of providing housing nity Development, Finance, Law; ment to Loan Agreement No. 53646 for individuals and families. Relieved of Committee on Commu- with Otis Associates Limited Part- Approved by Directors of Commu- nity and Economic Development; nership, to make modifications to nity Development, Finance, Law; Passage recommended by Committee the contract. Relieved by Committee on Commu- on Finance. 2031 96 The City Record August 22, 2001

The rules were suspended. Yeas Economic Development, City Plan- The rules were suspended. Yeas 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read ning; Passage recommended by Com- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. mittee on Finance. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Nays 0. The rules were suspended. Yeas Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Not answering Roll Call: Council Member Dolan. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Member Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Nays 0. Absent: Council Members Cimper- man and Jones. Not answering Roll Call: Council man and Jones. Member Dolan. Ord. No. 1339-01. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Ord. No. 1350-01. By Councilman Coats. man and Jones. By Councilmen Jackson and Pat- An emergency ordinance authoriz- mon (by departmental request). ing the Director of Community Ord. No. 1347-01. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Development to enter into an agree- By Councilmen Jackson and Pat- ing the Director of Community ment with Collinwood Community mon (by departmental request). Development to amend Contract No. Services Center to fund an elderly An emergency ordinance authoriz- 56705 with Kamm’s Corners Commu- services program for senior citizens ing the Director of Community that are on fixed income, through Development to enter into contract nity Development Corporation for the use of Ward 10 Neighborhood with Cleveland Housing Network, or the redevelopment of the southeast Equity Funds. its designee, to provide development quadrant of the existing parking lot. Approved by Directors of Commu- loan assistance in the form of a Approved by Directors of Commu- nity Development, Finance, Law; Community Development Block nity Development, Finance, Law; Relieved of Committees on Commu- Grant float loan for the purchase, Relieved of Committee on Commu- nity and Economic Development; rehabilitation or construction of nity and Economic Development; Passage recommended by Committee rental and for sale housing. Passage recommended by Committee on Finance; when amended as fol- Approved by Directors of Commu- on Finance; when amended as fol- lows: nity Development, Finance, Law; lows: 1. In the title, line 3 and in Sec- Relieved of Committees on Commu- 1. In Section 1, line 5, strike tion 1, line 1, strike “Community nity and Economic Development; “$50,000” and insert in lieu thereof Development” and insert in lieu Passage recommended by Committee “$80,000”. thereof “Aging”. on Finance. Amendment agreed to. Amendment agreed to. The rules were suspended. Yeas The rules were suspended. Yeas The rules were suspended. Yeas 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Nays 0. Nays 0. Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council Not answering Roll Call: Council Not answering Roll Call: Council Member Dolan. Member Dolan. Member Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Absent: Council Members Cimper- Absent: Council Members Cimper- man and Jones. man and Jones. man and Jones. In compliance with Section 33 of In compliance with Section 33 of Ord. No. 1348-01. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- the Charter, a copy of the legisla- By Councilmen Jackson and Pat- tion was furnished to each member tion was furnished to each member mon (by departmental request). of Council before final passage. of Council before final passage. An emergency ordinance authoriz- ing the Director of Community Ord. No. 1352-01. Ord. No. 1340-01. Development to enter into a grant By Councilman Patmon (by de- By Councilman Coats. agreement with the Boys and Girls An emergency ordinance authoriz- Clubs of Cleveland for economic partmental request). ing the Director of Community assistance to finance the develop- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Development to enter into an ment of a recreational facility on ing the Director of Finance, on agreement with Kenneth W. Broadway Avenue. behalf of the Cleveland Municipal Clement School - Cleveland Public Approved by Directors of Commu- Court, to apply for and accept a School District for purchase of class- nity Development, Finance, Law; grant from the Office of Criminal room furniture for Cleveland Public Relieved of Committee on Commu- Justice Services for the Second Dis- School children through the use of nity and Economic Development; trict Project, Domestic Violence Pro- Ward 10 Neighborhood Equity Passage recommended by Committee gram. Funds. on Finance; when amended as fol- Approved by Directors of Finance, Approved by Directors of Commu- lows: Law; Passage recommended by Com- nity Development, Finance, Law; 1. In Section 1, line 6, strike mittee on Finance. Relieved of Committee on Commu- “45608” and insert in lieu thereof The rules were suspended. Yeas nity and Economic Development; “45708”. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Passage recommended by Committee Amendment agreed to. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. on Finance. The rules were suspended. Yeas Nays 0. The rules were suspended. Yeas 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Not answering Roll Call: Council 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Member Dolan. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Nays 0. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Nays 0. Not answering Roll Call: Council man and Jones. Not answering Roll Call: Council Member Dolan. Member Dolan. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Ord. No. 1353-01. Absent: Council Members Cimper- man and Jones. By Councilman Patmon (by de- man and Jones. In compliance with Section 33 of partmental request). the Charter, a copy of the legisla- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Ord. No. 1341-01. tion was furnished to each member ing the Director of Finance, on By Councilman Cintron. of Council before final passage. behalf of the Cleveland Municipal An emergency ordinance to amend Court, to apply for and accept a Sections 1 and 2 of Ordinance No. Ord. No. 1349-01. grant from the Office of Criminal 1776-A-90, passed April 22, 1991, as By Councilmen Jackson and Pat- amended by Ordinance No. 960-99, mon (by departmental request). Justice Services for the Cleveland passed June 7, 1999, and Ordinance An emergency ordinance authoriz- Municipal Court Soliciting/Prostitu- No. 2093-99, passed December 13, ing the Director of Community tion, Project HOPE Program. 1999, relating to establishing the Development to enter into a First Approved by Directors of Finance, City of Cleveland as a Community Amendment to Contract No. 56549 Law; Passage recommended by Com- Reinvestment Area, except the area with W.E.B. DuBois Community Cen- mittee on Finance. defined as the “Downtown Plan ter for additional rehabilitation pro- The rules were suspended. Yeas Area” by the Civic Vision 2000 Plan; gram costs. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read and to repeal Ordinance No 1089-01, Approved by Directors of Commu- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. passed June 4, 2001. nity Development, Finance, Law; Nays 0. Approved by Directors of Commu- Relieved of Committee on Commu- Not answering Roll Call: Council nity Development, City Planning nity and Economic Development; Member Dolan. Commission, Finance, Law; Relieved Passage recommended by Committee Absent: Council Members Cimper- of Committees on Community and on Finance. man and Jones. 2032 August 22, 2001 The City Record 97

Ord. No. 1354-01. The rules were suspended. Yeas SECOND READING EMERGENCY By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read RESOLUTION ADOPTED mon (by departmental request). third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Nays 0. Res. No. 939-01. ing the purchase by requirement Not answering Roll Call: Council By Councilman Cimperman (by contract of labor and materials nec- Member Dolan. re q u e s t ) . essary to service and maintain Absent: Council Members Cimper- An emergency resolution declaring police aircraft, including labor if man and Jones. the intention to vacate a portion of necessary, for the Division of Police, Conn Court N.W. Department of Public Safety, for a Ord. No. 1359-01. Approved by Directors of Public period of one year with four one- By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Service, City Planning Commission, Law; Adoption recommended by year options to renew. mon (by departmental request). Committees on Public Service, City Approved by Directors of Public An emergency ordinance authoriz- Planning. Safety, Finance, Law; Relieved by ing the Director of Public Safety to Committee on Public Safety; Pas- The rules were suspended. Yeas apply for and accept a grant from 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read sage recommended by Committee on the Ohio Department of Public Safe- Finance. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 18. ty for the STEP 2002 Program. Nays 0. The rules were suspended. Yeas Approved by Directors of Public 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Not answering Roll Call: Council Safety, Finance, Law; Relieved by Member Dolan. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Committee on Public Safety; Pas- Nays 0. Absent: Council Members Cimper- sage recommended by Committee on man and Jones. Not answering Roll Call: Council Finance. Member Dolan. The rules were suspended. Yeas SECOND READING Absent: Council Members Cimper- 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read ORDINANCES PASSED man and Jones. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Nays 0. Ord. No. 1246-01. Ord. No. 1356-01. Not answering Roll Call: Council By Councilman Coats (by depart- By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Member Dolan. mental request). mon (by departmental request). Absent: Council Members Cimper- An ordinance to assess the cost An emergency ordinance authoriz- man and Jones. and expense of construction and ing the Director of Public Safety to repairing of sidewalks and curbing. apply for and accept a grant from Ord. No. 1360-01. (Endora Avenue Assessment). the Department of Justice, Office of Approved by Directors of Public Criminal Justice Services, for the By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- mon (by departmental request). Service, Finance, Law; Relieved of 2002 Caribbean Gang Task Force Committee on Public Service; Pas- An emergency ordinance to amend Program; and to enter into contracts sage recommended by Finance. necessary to implement the Pro- the title and Section 1 of Ordinance The rules were suspended. Yeas gram. No. 1427-2000, passed August 7, 2000, 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Approved by Directors of Public relating to a grant for the 2000-2001 third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Safety, Finance, Law; Relieved by Emergency Medical Services Grant. Nays 0. Committee on Public Safety; Pas- Approved by Directors of Public Not answering Roll Call: Council sage recommended by Committee on Safety, Finance, Law; Relieved by Member Dolan. Finance. Committee on Public Safety; Pas- Absent: Council Members Cimper- The rules were suspended. Yeas sage recommended by Committee on man and Jones. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Finance. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. The rules were suspended. Yeas Ord. No. 1247-01. Nays 0. 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read By Councilmen Coats, O’Malley Not answering Roll Call: Council third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. and Polensek (by departmental Member Dolan. Nays 0. request). Absent: Council Members Cimper- Not answering Roll Call: Council An ordinance to assess the cost man and Jones. Member Dolan. and expense of construction and Absent: Council Members Cimper- repairing of sidewalks and curbing. Ord. No. 1357-01. man and Jones. (W. 32nd St. and Darwin Ave. By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Assessment). mon (by departmental request). Ord. No. 1361-01. Approved by Directors of Public An emergency ordinance authoriz- By Councilmen Polensek, Lewis Service, Finance, Law; Relieved of ing the Director of Public Safety to and Patmon (by departmental re- Committee on Public Service, Pas- apply for and accept a grant from quest). sage recommended by Committee on the United States Department of Jus- An emergency ordinance to amend Finance. tice, OCJS, for the Cleveland Team Section 627.10 of the Codified Ordi- The rules were suspended. Yeas 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Approach to Violence Against nances of Cleveland, Ohio, as third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Women Program. amended by Ordinance No. 1359-91, Nays 0. Approved by Directors of Public passed July 24, 1991, relating to pos- Not answering Roll Call: Council Safety, Finance, Law; Relieved by sessing certain weapons at or about Member Dolan. public places. Committee on Public Safety; Pas- Absent: Council Members Cimper- Approved by Directors of Public sage recommended by Committee on man and Jones. Finance. Safety, Finance, Law; Relieved by The rules were suspended. Yeas Committee on Public Safety, Pas- MOTION 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read sage recommended by Committee on third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. Finance; when amended as follows: By Council Member Westbrook, Nays 0. 1. In Section 1, at Section 617.10(f), seconded by Council Member Brady Not answering Roll Call: Council line 4, strike “or that” and insert in and unanimously carried that the Member Dolan. lieu thereof “and that either (i)”; in absence of Council Member Joe Cim- Absent: Council Members Cimper- line 5, strike “and that business” and perman and Council Member Joseph man and Jones. insert in lieu thereof “or pursuit and T. Jones is hereby authorized. that business or pursuit”; and in line Ord. No. 1358-01. 7, strike “trade, or” and insert in lieu MOTION By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- thereof “trade or pursuit, or (ii)”. mon (by departmental request). Amendment agreed to. The Council adjourned at 8:25 p.m. An emergency ordinance authoriz- The rules were suspended. Yeas to meet Monday, September 10, 2001 ing the Director of Public Safety to 18. Nays 0. Read second time. Read at 7:00 p.m. apply for and accept a grant from third time in full. Passed. Yeas 18. the Department of Justice, Office of Nays 0. Community Oriented Policing Ser- Not answering Roll Call: Council vices for the COPS In Schools Pro- Member Dolan. gram. Absent: Council Members Cimper- Approved by Directors of Public man and Jones. Safety, Finance, Law; Relieved by In compliance with Section 33 of Committee on Public Safety; Pas- the Charter, a copy of the legisla- sage recommended by Committee on tion was furnished to each member Finance. of Council before final passage. Clerk of Council 2033 98 The City Record August 22, 2001

THE CALENDAR ernment, for the period of one (1) Be it further resolved by the year beginning with the date of exe- Board of Control of the City of cution of a contract received on Cleveland that the employment of The following measures will be on June 29, 2001, pursuant to the the following subcontractors by their final passage at the next meet- authority of Ordinance No. 1685-2000, West Park Auto Parts for motor ing: passed by the Council of the City of vehicle parts & service for the NONE Cleveland on October 30, 2000, and requirement contract authorized Ordinance No. 99-01, passed by the above is hereby approved: Council of the City of Cleveland on BOARD OF CONTROL January 22, 2001, which on the basis SUBCONTRACTOR of the estimated quantity would MBE/FBE amount to Three Hundred Twenty- Five Thousand Three Hundred Sev- M. J. Industrial August 15, 2001 enty-Four and 00/100 Dollars, $99,000.00 — (FBE) — 10% ($325,374.00), (Net 10 Days), is here- The regular meeting of the Board by affirmed and approved as the of Control convened in the Mayor’s Poly Service Inc. lowest and best bid, and the Direc- office on Wednesday, August 15, $148,500.00 — (MBE) — 15% tor of Finance is hereby requested 2001, at 11:00 a.m. with Mayor White to enter into a requirement contract presiding. Yeas: Mayor White, Director for such goods and/or services, Present: Mayor White, Director Carter, Acting Director Stephens, which shall provide for the immedi- Carter, Acting Director Stephens, Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting ate purchase as the initial amount Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting Director Johnson, Directors Whit- of such contract of the following: Director Johnson, Directors Whitlow, low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, Directors Hudecek, Patterson and Directors Hudecek, Patterson, Acting Requisition No. 29755 Alexander. Director Huth, Director Alexander. which shall be certified against Nays: None. Absent: None. such contract in the sum of Two Absent: Director Warren. Others: Myrna Branche, Commis- Hundred Sixteen Thousand Nine sioner, Purchases and Supplies. Hundred Sixteen and 00/100 Dollars Resolution No. 543-01. Lucille Ambroz, Director, Office of ($216,916.00). By Director Konicek. Equal Opportunity. Said requirement contract shall Be it resolved by the Board of On motion, the following resolu- further provide that the Contractor Control of the City of Cleveland that tions were adopted. shall furnish the remainder of the the bid of Lake Erie Electric, Inc. City’s requirements for such goods for an estimated quantity of main- Resolution No. 539-01. and/or services, whether more or tenance of decorative and special By Director Clark. less than said estimated quantity, as lighting, all items, for the Division Resolved by the Board of Control may be ordered under subsequent of Cleveland Public Power, Depart- of the City of Cleveland that all bids requisitions separately certified ment of Public Utilities, for a peri- received on July 20, 2001 for Jacob- against said contract. od of two (2) years beginning with sen Mower Parts (all items) for the Yeas: Mayor White, Director the date of execution of a contract various divisions of City Govern- Carter, Acting Director Stephens, received on the 5th day of July, ment, Department of Finance, pur- Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting 2001, pursuant to the authority of suant to the authority of Ordinance Director Johnson, Directors Whit- Ordinance No. 830-2000, passed June No. 489-01, passed by the Council of low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, 12, 2000 on the basis of the estimat- the City of Cleveland on June 19, Directors Hudecek, Patterson and ed quantity would amount to Three 2001, be and the same are hereby Alexander. Hundred Thousand and no/100 Dol- rejected. Nays: None. lars, ($300,000.00), (Net 30 Days) is Yeas: Mayor White, Director Absent: Director Warren. hereby affirmed and approved as Carter, Acting Director Stephens, the lowest and best bid, and the Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting Resolution No. 542-01. Director of Public Utilities is here- Director Johnson, Directors Whit- By Director Konicek. by requested to enter into a require- low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, Be it resolved by the Board of ment contract for such commodities, Directors Hudecek, Patterson and Control of the City of Cleveland which shall provide for the immedi- Alexander. that the bid of West Park Auto ate purchase as the initial amount Nays: None. Parts for an estimated quantity of of such contract of the following: Absent: Director Warren. Motor Vehicle Parts and Service, all items, for the Division of Cleveland Requisition No. 50165 Resolution No. 540-01. Public Power, Department of Pub- which shall be certified against By Director Clark. lic Utilities, for a period of three such contract in the sum of One Resolved by the Board of Control (3) years beginning with the date Hundred Thousand and no/100 Dol- of the City of Cleveland that all bids of execution of a contract received lars ($100,000.00). received on June 29, 2001 for esti- on the 19th day of July, 2001, pur- Said requirement contract shall mated quantity of crew cab chassis suant to the authority of Ordinance further provide that the Contractor with utility service body/pipe repair No. 544-01, passed May 21, 2001 on will furnish the remainder of the truck (Item 2) for the various divi- the basis of the estimated quantity requirement for such commodities, sions of City government, pursuant would amount to Nine Hundred whether more or less than said esti- to the authority of Ordinance No. Ninety Thousand and no/100 Dol- mated quantity, as may be ordered 1685-2000, passed by the Council of lars, ($990,000.00), (2% 30 Days) is under subsequent requisitions sepa- the City of Cleveland on October 30, hereby affirmed and approved as rately certified against said contract. 2000, and Ordinance No. 99-01, passed the lowest and best bid, and the Yeas: Mayor White, Director by the Council of the City of Cleve- Director of Public Utilities is here- Carter, Acting Director Stephens, land on January 22, 2001, be and the by requested to enter into a require- Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting same are hereby rejected. ment contract for such commodities, Director Johnson, Directors Whit- Yeas: Mayor White, Director which shall provide for the imme- low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, Carter, Acting Director Stephens, diate purchase as the initial Directors Hudecek, Patterson and Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting amount of such contract of the fol- Alexander. Director Johnson, Directors Whit- l o w i n g : Nays: None. low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, Absent: Director Warren. Directors Hudecek, Patterson and Requisition No. 50206 Alexander. which shall be certified against Resolution No. 544-01. Nays: None. such contract in the sum of One By Director Sheperd. Absent: Director Warren. Hundred Fifty Thousand and no/100 Whereas, pursuant to the authori- Dollars ($150,000.00). ty of Ordinance No. 1024-97, passed Resolution No. 541-01. Said requirement contract shall by Cleveland City Council on June By Director Clark. further provide that the Contractor 16, 1997 and Resolution No. 800-97 Resolved, by the Board of Control will furnish the remainder of the adopted by the City Board of Con- of the City of Cleveland that the bid requirement for such commodities, trol on September 24, 1997, the City of Wise International Trucks of whether more or less than said of Cleveland entered into a Lease Ohio for an estimated quantity of estimated quantity, as may be By Way of Concession (“Agree- stripped chassis with step van ordered under subsequent requisi- ment”) with Dollar Rent A Car Sys- body/pipe repair truck (Item 1), for tions separately certified against tems, Inc. (“Dollar”), City Contract the various divisions of City gov- said contract. No. 52456, for Dollar’s use of certain 2034 August 22, 2001 The City Record 99 counter space and ready/return area Yeas: Mayor White, Director on its proposal dated March 13, 2001, at the rental car facility at Cleve- Carter, Acting Director Stephens, provided that the compensation to land Hopkins International Airport Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting be paid shall not exceed Three Hun- (“Rental Car Facility”); and Director Johnson, Directors Whit- dred Thirty-Two Thousand, One Whereas, pursuant to Article XV low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, Hundred Forty and 00/100 Dollars of said Agreement Dollar desires to Directors Hudecek, Patterson and ($332,140.00). The agreement autho- sublease part its leased premises at Alexander. rized hereby shall be prepared by the Rental Car Facility to Avis Rent Nays: None. the Director of Law and shall con- A Car Systems, Inc. (“Avis”); and Absent: Director Warren. tain such other provisions as the Whereas, subleasing of said Director of Law deems necessary to premises to Avis shall not constitute Resolution No. 546-01. protect and benefit the public inter- a release or waiver of any of Dol- By Director Sheperd. est. lar’s obligations under City Contract Resolved, by the Board of Control Be it further resolved that the No. 52456; now, therefore, of the City of Cleveland that the bid employment of the following sub- Be it resolved by the Board of of Vidette Communications, d.b.a. consultants by DLZ Ohio, Inc. for Control of the City of Cleveland that Western Reserve Communications the design services contract autho- pursuant to the terms of the Agree- for labor and materials necessary to rized above hereby is approved: ment, this Board does hereby install aviation communications approve the request of Dollar to equipment, including removal of Ralph Tyler Companies enter into a sublease with Avis for existing equipment, for the Division 1120 Chester Avenue, Suite 200 Avis’ exclusive use of eleven (11) of Cleveland Hopkins International Cleveland, Ohio 44114 ready/return stalls, commencing Airport, Department of Port Control, (MBE) — $46,400 — (14.00%) May 1, 2001 for a period coterminous for the period not to exceed two with Dollar’s Agreement or the next years beginning with the date of Prime Engineering, Inc. reallocation of ready/return stalls, execution of a contract, received on 1038 Ghent Road whichever is earlier, provided that 17th of May, 2001, pursuant to the Akron, Ohio 44333 the terms of such sublease shall not authority of Ordinance No. 642-01, (MBE) — $24,645 — (8.00%) be in conflict with the terms of City passed on May 21, 2001, which on the Contract No. 52456. basis of the estimated quantity KS Associates Be it further resolved that the would amount to Fifteen Thousand 260 Burns Road, Suite 100 Director of Port Control is autho- Ninety Eight and 00/100 Dollars, Elyria, Ohio 44036 rized to complete and execute any ($15,098.00), is hereby affirmed and (FBE) — $17,017 — (6.00%) documents necessary and appropri- approved as the lowest and best bid, ate to effect the consent to the sub- and the Director of Port Control is United Survey, Inc. lease hereby approved, which docu- hereby requested to enter into a ments shall contain such additional 25145 Broadway Avenue requirement contract for such labor Cleveland, Ohio 44146 terms and conditions as the Director and materials necessary, which shall deem necessary to protect the shall provide for the immediate pur- City’s interests. Yeas: Mayor White, Director chase as the initial amount of such Carter, Acting Director Stephens, Yeas: Mayor White, Director contract of the following: Carter, Acting Director Stephens, Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting Director Johnson, Directors Whit- Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting Requisition No. 35968 low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, Director Johnson, Directors Whit- which shall be certified against Directors Hudecek, Patterson, Act- low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, such contract in the sum of Five ing Director Huth and Director Directors Hudecek, Patterson and Thousand and 00/100 Dollars Alexander. Alexander. ($5,000.00). Nays: None. Nays: None. Said requirement contract shall Absent: None. Absent: Director Warren. further provide that the Contractor shall furnish the remainder of the Resolution No. 545-01. City’s requirements for such labor Resolution No. 548-01. By Director Sheperd. and materials, not to exceed a total By Director Ricchiuto. Be it resolved by the Board of of $50,000.00 in value, as may be Be it resolved by the Board of Control of the City of Cleveland that ordered under subsequent requisi- Control of the City of Cleveland, pursuant to Board of Control Reso- tions separately certified against that pursuant to authority of Ordi- lution No. 443-01, adopted July 11, said contract. nance No. 1032-01, passed by the 2001, pursuant to the authority of Yeas: Mayor White, Director Council of the City of Cleveland Ordinance No. 1268-97 passed April 6, Carter, Acting Director Stephens, June 19, 2001, the firm of Finkbein- 1998 and Ordinance No. 1004-01 Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting er, Pettis & Strout is hereby select- passed June 19, 2001, approving Director Johnson, Directors Whit- ed upon the nomination of the Superior Electric Company, for the low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, Director of Public Service from a public improvement of Redundant Directors Hudecek, Patterson and list of qualified engineering consul- Electrical Source Construction, for Alexander. tants or firms of such consultants the Division of Cleveland Hopkins Nays: None. determined to be available after a International Airport, Department of Absent: Director Warren. full and complete canvass by the Port Control, the employment of the Director of Public Service as the following subcontractors for the Resolution No. 547-01. firm to be employed by contract to above mentioned public improve- By Director Ricchiuto. supplement the regularly employed ment project is hereby approved. Be it resolved by the Board of staff of the several departments of Control of the City of Cleveland, the City in order to obtain engi- Subcontractors Service that pursuant to authority of Ordi- neering services to design the reha- nance No. 1032-01, passed by the bilitation of East 79th Street, Lawrence Harris between St. Clair Avenue and 3906 Woodbine Avenue Council of the City of Cleveland Chester Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio 44113 June 19, 2001, the firm of DLZ Ohio, Be it further resolved that the 6% — MBE Inc. is hereby selected upon the Director of Public Service hereby is Excavation, backfill, concrete nomination of the Director of Public authorized to enter into a written mat and concrete encasement, man- Service from a list of qualified engi- contract with Finkbeiner, Pettis & hole installation, neering consultants or firms of such manholes and pavement consultants, determined to be avail- Strout based on its proposal dated removal able after a full and complete can- March 13, 2001, provided that the vass by the Director of Public Ser- compensation to be paid shall not Minority Electric Company vice as the firm to be employed by exceed Four Hundred Fifty-Nine 200 East 28th Street contract to supplement the regular- Thousand, Three Hundred Twenty- Lorain, Ohio 44055-1324 ly employed staff of the several Two and 07/100 Dollars 1% — MBE departments of the City in order to ($459,322.07). The agreement autho- Electrical work obtain engineering services to rized hereby shall be prepared by as directed design the rehabilitation of Central the Director of Law and shall con- Avenue, between E. 22nd Street and tain such other provisions as the United Ready Mix, Inc. E. 55th Street. Director of Law deems necessary to 1971 Carter Road Be it further resolved that the protect and benefit the public inter- Cleveland, OH 44113 Director of Public Service hereby is est. 1% — MBE authorized to enter into a written Be it further resolved that the Concrete contract with DLZ Ohio, Inc. based employment of the following sub- 2035 100 The City Record August 22, 2001 consultants by Finkbeiner, Pettis & Resolution No. 550-01. McTech DBA Tech Ready Mix Strout for the design services con- By Director Ricchiuto. 5000 Crayton Ave. tract authorized above hereby is Whereas, pursuant to the authori- P.O. Box 5270 approved: ty of Ordinance No. 1058-99, passed Cleveland, OH 44101 by the Council of the City of Cleve- (MBE) — $169,000.00 — (12%) Central Engineering land on June 14, 1999, and Resolu- 22700 Royalton Road tion No. 811-99, adopted by the Board Cuyahoga Supply & Tool Strongsville, Ohio 44136 of Control of the City of Cleveland 5340 Perkins Rd. (MBE) — $64,060 — (14%) on December 15, 1999, the City of Cleveland, OH 44146 Cleveland entered into a contract (FBE) — $34,000.00 — (3%) Resource International with Omnicor Truck Centers, Inc., 9885 Rockside Road DBA Buckeye Volvo Trucks, for the The Collinwood Shale & Independence, Ohio 44131 purchase of an estimated quantity Brick Supply Co. (FBE) — $40,295 — (9%) of 6 x 6 cab/chassis with dump body 12400 Broadway Avenue and plow for a total amount of Cleveland, OH 44125 $349,992.00, City Contract No. 55855; (FBE) — $40,000.00 — (3%) Aerocon Photogrammetric Services, Inc. and 4515 Glenbrook Road Whereas, Omnicor Truck Centers, Cook Paving Willoughby, Ohio 44094-8215 Inc., DBA Buckeye Volvo Trucks 11360 Brookpark Road $6,275 has, by letter dated August 1, 2001, Cleveland, OH 44130 requested the consent of the City to (MBE) — $9,200.00 — (1%) United Survey, Inc. assignment of the warranty service 25145 Broadway Avenue obligations of said City Contract No. Granger Trucking Cleveland, Ohio 44146 55855 to Aber’s Truck Center and 8001 Old Granger Road $11,976 Aber’s Truck Center has, by its let- Cleveland, OH 44125 ter dated June 18, 2001, stated its (MBE) — $43,000.00 — (3%) Yeas: Mayor White, Director intention to undertake the warranty Carter, Acting Director Stephens, service obligations of Omnicor Yeas: Mayor White, Director Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting Truck Centers, Inc., DBA Buckeye Carter, Acting Director Stephens, Director Johnson, Directors Whit- Volvo Trucks under said contract; Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, now, therefore, Director Johnson, Directors Whit- Directors Hudecek, Patterson, Act- Be it resolved by the Board of low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, ing Director Huth and Director Control of the City of Cleveland that Directors Hudecek, Patterson, Act- Alexander. the August 1, 2001 request of Omni- ing Director Huth and Director Nays: None. cor Truck Centers, Inc., DBA Buck- Alexander. Absent: None. eye Volvo Trucks, for consent of the Nays: None. City to assignment of warranty ser- Absent: None. Resolution No. 549-01. vice obligations under Contract No. By Director Ricchiuto. 55855 for an estimated quantity of 6 Resolution No. 552-01. Whereas, pursuant to the authori- x 6 cab/chassis with dump body and By Director Miller. ty of Ordinance No. 1058-99, passed plow to Aber’s Truck Center is here- Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance by the Council of the City of Cleve- by approved. No. 2103-98, passed by the Cleveland land on June 14, 1999, and Resolu- Be it further resolved that the City Council on December 14, 1998 tion No. 811-99, adopted by the Board Director of Public Service is hereby and Resolution Nos. 35-01 and 66-01, of Control of the City of Cleveland authorized to execute any document adopted by this Board of Control on on December 15, 1999, the City of necessary and appropriate to effect January 17, 2001 and January 31, Cleveland entered into a contract the consent to such assignment. A 2001, respectively, the City entered with Omnicor Truck Centers, Inc. copy of the assignment shall be into Contract No. 57921 with Execu- DBA Buckeye Volvo Trucks, for the filed in the office of the Commis- tive Caterers, Inc. to operate the purchase of an estimated quantity sioner of Accounts. food and beverage services conces- of 6 x 6 cab/chassis with dump body Yeas: Mayor White, Director sion at the Cleveland Convention and plow for a total amount of Carter, Acting Director Stephens, Center; and $349,992.00; and Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting Whereas, Executive Caterers, Inc. Whereas, Omnicor Truck Centers, Director Johnson, Directors Whit- has requested the City’s consent to Inc., DBA Buckeye Volvo Trucks low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, the assignment of said Contract No. has, by letter dated April 5, 2001, Directors Hudecek, Patterson, Act- 57921 to Executive Caterers at Lan- requested the consent of the City ing Director Huth and Director derhaven, Inc.; now, therefore, to assign and make payments Alexander. Be it resolved by the Board of under said agreement to Associates Nays: None. Control of the City of Cleveland that Commercial Corporation; now, Absent: None. the request of Executive Caterers, Inc. for the consent of the City to t h e r e f o r e , Resolution No. 551-01. the assignment of Contract No. 57921 Be it resolved by the Board of By Director Ricchiuto. between the City and Executive Control of the City of Cleveland that Be it resolved by the Board of Caterers, Inc. to Executive Caterers the request of Omnicor Truck Cen- Control of the City of Cleveland, at Landerhaven, Inc. is hereby ters, Inc., DBA Buckeye Volvo that the bid of Vandra Brothers Con- granted. Trucks to assign the payments struction, Inc. for the public Be it further resolved that the under the City Contract No. 55855 for improvement of rehabilitation of Director of Parks, Recreation and the purchase of an estimated quan- West 110th Street from Western Properties is hereby authorized to tity of 6 x 6 cab/chassis with dump Avenue to Berea Road, for the Divi- execute all documents and do all body and plow from Omnicor Truck sion of Engineering and Construc- things necessary to effect the con- Centers, Inc., DBA Buckeye Volvo tion, Department of Public Service, sent to assign hereby granted. Trucks to Associates Commercial received on August 2, 2001, pursuant Yeas: Mayor White, Director Corporation is hereby approved. to the authority of Ordinance No. Carter, Acting Director Stephens, Be it further resolved that the 835-2000, passed June, 19, 2000, upon Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting Director of Public Service is hereby a unit basis for the improvement in Director Johnson, Directors Whit- authorized to execute any document the aggregate amount of One Mil- low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, necessary and appropriate to effect lion Four Hundred Ninety-Three Directors Hudecek, Patterson, Act- the consent to such assignment. A Thousand Three Hundred Thirty- ing Director Huth and Director copy of the assignment shall be Nine, and 64/100 Dollars Alexander. filed in the office of the Commis- ($1,493,339.64), is hereby affirmed Nays: None. sioner of Accounts. and approved as the lowest respon- Absent: None. Yeas: Mayor White, Director sible bid, and the Director of Public Carter, Acting Director Stephens, Service is hereby authorized to enter Resolution No. 553-01. Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting into contract for said improvement By Director Miller. Director Johnson, Directors Whit- with said bidder. Be it resolved by the Board of low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, Be it further resolved, that the Control of the City of Cleveland that Directors Hudecek, Patterson, Act- employment of the following sub- all bids received on May 30, 2001 for ing Director Huth and Director contractors by Vandra Brothers Con- elevator maintenance at City Hall Alexander. struction, Inc. for the aforemen- for the Division of Property Man- Nays: None. tioned public improvement is hereby agement, Department of Parks, Absent: None. approved: Recreation and Properties, pursuant 2036 August 22, 2001 The City Record 101 to the authority of Ordinance No. CIVIL SERVICE NOTICES room expansion in the church in a 297-01, passed by the Council of the ______Two-Family District. City of Cleveland on April 9, 2001, be and the same are hereby reject- General Information Calendar No. 01-174: 3235 West 86th ed. Street Yeas: Mayor White, Director Application blanks and informa- Mario Martinez, owner, appealed Carter, Acting Director Stephens, tion, regarding minimum entrance to install 65 linear feet of 6' high Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting qualifications, scope of examination, wood privacy fencing on a 38' x Director Johnson, Directors Whit- and suggested reference materials 131' parcel in a Two-Family Dis- low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, may be obtained at the office of the trict. Directors Hudecek, Patterson, Act- Civil Service Commission, Room 119, ing Director Huth and Director City Hall, East 6th Street, and Lake- Calendar No. 01-175: 3332 West 59th Alexander. Place Nays: None. side Avenue. Absent: None. Application blanks must be prop- Cedina Straka, owner, appealed to erly filled out on the official form install 32 linear feet of 4' high Resolution No. 554-01. prescribed by the Civil Service Com- chain link fencing and 36 linear feet By Director Hudecek. mission and filed at the office of the of 6' high wood privacy fencing on Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance commission not later than the final a 36' x 76' parcel in a Two-Family No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, closing date slated in the examina- District. the City is conducting a Land Reuti- tion announcement. lization Program (“Program”) in EXAMINATION RESULTS: Each Calendar No. 01-189: 1400 West 3rd accordance with the provisions of applicant whether passing or failing Street Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Revised will be notified of the results of the David Kirschenbaum, owner, Code; and examination as soon as the com- appealed to demolish a 2-story Whereas, under said Program, the mission has graded the papers. masonry building and construct a City has acquired Permanent Parcel Thereafter, eligible lists will be 112 space public parking facility in No. 109-15-131 located at 10817 established which will consist of the a Limited Retail Business District. Avenue in Ward 8; and names of those candidates who have Whereas, Section 183.021 of the been successful in all parts of the Calendar No. 01-209: 1900 Euclid Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, examination. Avenue Ohio 1976 authorizes the Commis- PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: All 1900 Euclid LLC, owner c/o Sand- sioner of Purchases and Supplies, candidates for original entrance vick Architects, agent, appealed to when directed by the Director of positions who are successful in change the use of a 162' x 167' Community Development and when connected 8-story and 2-story certain specified conditions have other parts of the examinations been met, to sell Land Reutilization must submit to a physical examina- masonry restaurant, retail sales Program parcels to adjacent or abut- tion. and office building into 80 resi- ting landowners; and dential units, a restaurant and Whereas, Robert Grant, Sr., abut- ANNE BLOOMBERG, retail sales in a General Retail ting/adjacent landowners, have pro- President Business District. posed to the City to purchase and develop said parcel; and The following appeals were Whereas, the following conditions SCHEDULE OF THE BOARD Denied: exist: OF ZONING APPEALS 1. The member of Council from Calendar No. 01-172: 17002 Laverne Ward 8 has consented to the pro- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2001 Avenue posed sale; Rodney and Susan Torres, owners, 2. The parcel is either less than The schedule of the Board of Zon- appealed to construct a 30' x 30' 4,800 square feet or less than 40 feet ing Appeals for the meeting of garage with a second floor to the frontage; Tuesday, September 4, 2001 will rear of a 40' x 160' parcel in a One- 3. The proposed purchasers of said Family District. parcel are neither tax delinquent appear in the August 25, 2001 issue of The City Record. nor in violation of the Building and Calendar No. 01-176: 3375 West 117th Housing Codes; now, therefore, Street Be it resolved by the Board of EUGENE CRANFORD, JR., Secretary George Bodkin, owner, appealed Control of the City of Cleveland that to display merchandise in the pursuant to Section 183.021 of Codi- required front yard setback in a fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Commissioner of Purchas- REPORT OF THE BOARD Local Retail Business District. es and Supplies is authorized, when OF ZONING APPEALS directed by the Director of Commu- Calendar No. 01-147: Appeal of Robert Madden d.b.a. K&M Tow- nity Development, and the Mayor is MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 2001 hereby authorized to execute an ing & Automotive Official Deed for and on behalf of Robert Madden, owner, appealed At the meeting of the Board of the City of Cleveland with Robert from the disapproval of an applica- Zoning Appeals on Monday, August Grant, Sr. for the sale and develop- tion for a Motor Vehicles Repair ment of Permanent Parcel No. 109- 20, 2001, the following appeals were Garage License at 13011 Bellaire 15-131 located at 10817 Massie heard by the Board: Road. Avenue, in accordance with the The following appeals were Ap- Land Reutilization Program in such The following appeal was With- proved: manner as best carries out the drawn: intent of said Program. Be it further resolved that the con- Calendar No. 01-170: 2713 Saratoga Avenue Calendar No. 01-144: 13530 Miles sideration for said parcel shall be Avenue $1.00, which amount is hereby deter- Mark Degan, owner, appealed to install 90 linear feet of 6' high wood Marvin Butler, owner, appealed to mined to be not less than the Fair convert a 38' x 48' one-story build- Market value of said parcel for uses privacy fencing on a 57' x 123' par- cel in a Two-Family District. ing into an auto repair shop and in accordance with said Program. storage for used auto parts in the Yeas: Mayor White, Director building and storage of vehicles on Carter, Acting Director Stephens, Calendar No. 01-171: 4601 West 148th Directors Konicek, Sheperd, Acting Street the premises in a Semi-Industry Dis- Director Johnson, Directors Whit- Johnny Millsaps, owner, appealed trict. low, Guzman, Acting Director Cox, to construct a 7' x 8' front porch Directors Hudecek, Patterson, Act- deck to a one family dwelling in a On Monday, August 20, 2001, in ing Director Huth and Director One-Family District. Executive Session: Alexander. Nays: None. Calendar No. 01-173: 4427 Franklin The following appeals were heard Absent: None. Boulevard on Monday, August 13, 2001, and St. Paul’s Community Church, said decisions were approved and JEFFREY B. MARKS, owner c/o Reverend James Link, adopted by the Board on August 20, Secretary appealed to add 240 sq. ft. for class- 2001: 2037 102 The City Record August 22, 2001

The following appeals were Ap- Docket A-77-01 has been POST- Fire for supervision and any proved: PONED; to be rescheduled for required further action. Motion so in August 29, 2001. order. Motioned by Mr. Saunders and Calendar No. 01-149: 4550 West 174th seconded by Mr. Sullivan. Street * * * Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Williams, Ronald Smee, owner, appealed to Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: None. install 120 linear feet of 6' high Docket A-78-01. wooden privacy fencing to the RE: Appeal of Lewis G. Robinson, * * * south, east and west of a 58' x 115' Owner of the Two Dwelling Unit parcel in a One-Family District. Two & One/half Story Frame Resi- Docket A-89-01. dential Property located on the RE: Appeal of Liberty Savings Calendar No. 01-165: 3153 West 14th premises known as 11703 Oakview Bank, FSB, Mortgagee of the One Street Avenue from a NOTICE OF VIOLA- Dwelling Unit One & One/half Story Scott Rosenstein, owner, appealed TION — EXTERIOR & GENERAL Frame Residential Property located to install 94 linear feet of 6' high MAINTENANCE dated April 10, 2001 on the premises known as 3620 East wooden privacy fencing to the north of the Commissioner of the Division 74th Street from a 30 DAY CON- and east with gate to the west of a of Building and Housing, requiring DEMNATION ORDER — MS & 40' x 86' parcel in a Multi-Family compliance with the Codified Ordi- GARAGE of the Commissioner of the District. nances of the City of Cleveland and Division of Building and Housing, the Ohio Basic Building Code dated March 26, 2001, requiring com- Calendar No. 01-166: 9503 Denison (OBBC). pliance with the Codified Ordinances Avenue BE IT RESOLVED, a motion is in of the City of Cleveland and the Zorka Miskovic, owner, appealed order at this time to DENY the Ohio Basic Building Code (OBBC). to establish use of a one-story build- Appellant’s appeal request for a BE IT RESOLVED, a motion is in ing into a church in a Local Retail sixty (60) day extension of time and order at this time to DENY the Business District. to REMAND the property at 11703 Appellant’s appeal request for an Oakview Avenue to the Division of extension of time and to REMAND The following appeal was held for Building and Housing for supervi- the property at 3620 East 74th Street Rehearing upon the Motion filed by sion and any required further to the Division of Building and the Acting Director of City Planing: action. Motion so in order. Motioned Housing for supervision and any by Mr. Saunders and seconded by required further action. Motion so in Calendar No. 01-153: 5021 Pearl Road Mr. Sullivan. order. Motioned by Mr. Williams and Don Petruzzi, owner d.b.a. Don’s Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Williams, seconded by Mr. Saunders. Chevrolet, appealed to install a 56' Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: None. Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Williams, high pole with a 640 sq. ft. illumi- Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: None. nated cabinet sign in a General * * * Retail Business District. * * * Docket A-82-01. EUGENE CRANFORD, JR., RE: Appeal of Dean Salivaras Docket A-93-01. Secretary (Mirage On The Water Inc.), Owner RE: Appeal of Bank of Yorba of the One Story Masonry Property Linda, Mortgagee of the One located on the premises known as REPORT OF THE BOARD Dwelling Unit Two Story Frame 2510 Elm Street from a NOTICE OF Residential Property located on the OF BUILDING STANDARDS VI O L A T I O N / E L E C T R I C A L / U N S A F E premises known as 3835 West 39th CO N D I T I O N S / P L U M B ING of the AND BUILDING APPEALS Street from a CONDEMNATION Commissioner of the Division of ORDER—GARAGE of the Commis- Building and Housing dated March sioner of the Division of Building 12, 2001, requiring compliance with Re: Report of the Meeting of and Housing, dated February 10, the Codified Ordinances of the City August 15, 2001 2001, requiring compliance with the of Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Codified Ordinances of the City of As required by the provisions of Building Code (OBBC). Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Build- Section 3103.20(2) of the Codified BE IT RESOLVED, a motion is in ing Code (OBBC). Ordinances of the City of Cleveland, order at this time to DENY the BE IT RESOLVED, a motion is in Ohio 1976, the following brief of Appellant’s request for use of the order at this time to DENY the action of the subject meeting is second floor space for anything Appellant’s appeal request for an given for publication in The City other than storage; to permit the extension of time and to REMAND Record: railings to exist as they are in view of storage on the second floor space; the property at 3835 West 39th * * * and to REMAND the property to the Street to the Division of Building Division of Building and Housing and Housing for supervision and Docket A-76-01. for working out a solution for the any required further action. Motion RE: Appeal of Anis Daher, owner blocking of the stage space in accor- so in order. Motioned by Mr. Sulli- of the Property, located on the dance with the Codified Ordinances van and seconded by Mr. Williams. premises known as 4650 Payne of the City of Cleveland based on Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Williams, Avenue from an ADJUDICATION smoke detection. Motion so in order. Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: None. ORDER of the Commissioner of the Motioned by Mr. Williams and sec- Division of Building and Housing, onded by Mr. Saunders. * * * dated April 3, 2001, requiring com- Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Williams, pliance with the Codified Ordi- Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: None. Docket A-95-01. nances of the City of Cleveland and RE: Appeal of Victoria Carr, the Ohio Basic Building Code * * * Owner of the One Dwelling Unit (OBBC). Two & One/half Story, Frame Resi- Docket A-76-01 has been WITH- Docket A-88-01. dential Property located on the DRAWN at the request of the Appel- RE: Appeal of West Ninth Street premises known 1546 East 45th lant. Partners, Owner of the Property Street from a NOTICE OF VIOLA- located on the premises known as TION—EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE * * * 1281 West 9th Street from a NOTICE & HOUSE PAINTING of the Com- OF VIOLATION/FIRE CODE of the missioner of the Division of Build- Docket A-77-01. Chief of the Division of Fire, dated ing and Housing, dated May 18, RE: Appeal of CWC Industries, April 25, 2001, requiring compliance 2001, requiring compliance with the Inc., Owner of the Property located with the Codified Ordinances of the Codified Ordinances of the City of on the premises known as 2686 Lis- City of Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Build- bon Road from a NOTICE OF VIO- Building Code (OBBC). ing Code (OBBC). LATION—FIRE CODE of the Chief BE IT RESOLVED, a motion is in BE IT RESOLVED, a motion is in of the Division of Fire dated March order at this time to grant the order at this time to grant the 13, 2001, requiring compliance with Appellant two (2) months in which Appellant three (3) months in the Codified Ordinances of the City to abate all the violations on the which to complete abatement of the of Cleveland and the Ohio Basic property, the property is REMAND- violations; the property is REMAND- Building Code (OBBC). ED at this time to the Division of ED at this time to the Division of 2038 August 22, 2001 The City Record 103

Building and Housing for supervi- Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Williams, the Building Department to gain sion and any required further Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: None. approval to obtain permits for abate- action. Motion so in order. Motioned ment of the violations; the property by Mr. Sullivan and seconded by Mr. can be used on the first floor only W i l l i a m s . * * * with the following conditions: the Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Williams, exiting for the second means of Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: None. Separate motions were entered by egress shall be defined by adequate Mr. Saunders and seconded by Mr. battery pack emergency lighting * * * Sullivan for Approval and Adoption and a temporary corridor/barrier of the Resolutions as presented by conducting only to the rear door, a maximum occupancy of forty (40) Docket A-125-01. the Secretary for the following people, no cooking until approved RE: Appeal of Demetrious D. Dockets, respectively, subject to the Codified Ordinances of the City of by the inspector; the front portion of Davis, Owner of the One Story the building shall be used only, no Frame Commercial Property located Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Build- ing Code (OBBC): storage of combustibles in the base- on the premises known as 6602 Supe- ment, and the second floor shall be rior Avenue from a NOTICE OF A-120-01—Dave Hunsinker. sealed off. Upon passage of this VIOLATION—ILLEGAL USE of the A-121-01—Drew Smith. motion, this matter shall be Commissioner of the Division of REMANDED at this time to the Building and Housing, dated July Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Williams, Commissioner of the Division of 16, 2001, requiring compliance with Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: None. Building and Housing for supervi- the Codified Ordinances of the City sion and any required further of Cleveland and the Ohio Basic * * * action. All other provisions of the 30 Building Code (OBBC). DAY VACATE & DETERIORATED The Board will take no action this APPROVAL OF CONDEMNATION ORDERS— MS/ILLEGAL CONVERSION and date, pending any further appeals AMENDED RESOLUTIONS: after the case is heard by the Board LETTER OF INTENTION TO DEMOLISH not modified by this of Zoning Appeals. Separate motions were entered by decision shall remain in full force Mr. Saunders and seconded by Mr. and effect, including the provisions * * * Sullivan for Approval and Adoption that the City may abate the nui- of the Resolutions as presented by sance conditions of the premises by Docket A-128-01. the Secretary for the following means of demolition if abatement of RE: Appeal of Franklin Boulevard Dockets respectively, subject to the the violations is not completed by Nursing Home Owner of the Nursing Codified Ordinances of the City of November 15, 2001. . . Home located on the premises Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Build- known as 3600 Franklin Boulevard ing Code (OBBC): Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Williams, from an ADJUDICATION ORDER of Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: None. the Commissioner of the Division of Docket A-112-01. Building and Housing, dated June 2, Jimmie L. Richard — 7901 St. 2001, requiring compliance with the Clair Avenue: * * * Codified Ordinances of the City of FROM: . . . modify the Commis- Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Build- sioner’s 30 DAY VACATE Separate motions were entered by ing Code (OBBC). ORDER/30 DAY DETERIORATED Mr. Saunders and seconded by Mr. Docket A-128-01 has been POST- CONDEMNATION ORDER—MS/IL- Sullivan, for Approval and Adoption PONED; to be rescheduled for Sep- LEGAL CONVERSION and LETTER of the Amended Resolutions as pre- tember 12, 2001. OF INTENTION TO DEMOLISH by sented by the Secretary for the fol- granting the Appellant three (3) lowing Dockets, subject to the Cod- months in which to present plans to * * * ified Ordinances of the City of the Building Department to gain Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Build- approval to obtain permits for abate- ing Code (OBBC): APPROVAL OF RESOLUTIONS: ment of the violations; the property can be used on the first floor only Docket A-116-01. Separate motions were entered by with the following conditions: the Howell Building L.L.D. — 921 Mr. Williams and seconded by Mr. exiting for the second means of Huron Road: Sullivan for Approval and Adoption egress shall be defined by adequate FROM: . . . to grant the variance of the Resolutions as presented by battery pack emergency lighting to the required 75 feet travel dis- the Secretary for the following and a barrier conducting only to the tance and permit the travel distance Dockets respectively, subject to the rear door, a maximum occupancy of to be 81 feet; and to permit the roof Codified Ordinances of the City of forty (40) people, no cooking until deck to be occupied by no more than Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Build- approved by the inspector; the front six (6) people with posted signs . . . ing Code (OBBC): portion of the building shall be used only, no storage of combustibles in TO: . . . to grant the variance to A-42-01—1078 Old River Road, Ltd. the basement, and the second floor the required 75 feet travel distance A-43-01—1078 Old River Road, Ltd. shall be sealed off. Upon passage of and permit the travel distance to be A-44-01—George Khouri Family this motion, this matter shall be 81 feet; and that the maximum Ltd. Partnership. REMANDED at this time to the occupancy of the second floor and A-119-01—Terry Barbu. Commissioner of the Division of the roof deck will not exceed thirty Building and Housing for supervi- (30) people with posted signs . . . Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Williams, sion and any required further Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: None. action. All other provisions of the 30 Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Williams, DAY VACATE ORDER/30 DAY Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: None. DETERIORATED CONDEMNATION * * * * * * ORDER—MS/ILLEGAL CONVER- SION and LETTER OF INTENTION APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Separate motions were entered by TO DEMOLISH not modified by this Mr. Williams and seconded by Mr. decision shall remain in full force Separate motions were entered by Saunders for Approval and Adoption and effect, including the provisions Mr. Sullivan and seconded by Mr. that the City may abate the nui- of the Resolutions as presented by Saunders, for Approval and Adop- sance conditions of the premises by the Secretary for the following tion of the Minutes as presented by means of demolition if abatement of Dockets, respectively, subject to the the Secretary, subject to the Codi- the violations is not completed by fied Ordinances of the City of Cleve- Codified Ordinances of the City of November 15, 2001 . . . Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Build- land and the Ohio Basic Building Code (OBBC): ing Code (OBBC): TO: . . . modify the Commission- er’s 30 DAY VACATE ORDER/30 August 1, 2001 A-70-01—Russell Stewart. DAY DETERIORATED CONDEM- A-103-01—US Tommy. NATION ORDER—MS/ILLEGAL Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Williams, A-115-01—Cleveland Botanical Gar- CONVERSION and LETTER OF Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: None. den. INTENTION TO DEMOLISH by A-123-01—1078 Old River Road, granting the Appellant three (3) EUGENE CRANFORD, JR., Ltd. months in which to present plans to Secretary 2039 104 The City Record August 22, 2001

PUBLIC NOTICE THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 2001 One (1) Roll-Off Hoist, for the Divi- sion of Motor Vehicle Mainte- Harvard Yards Services Facility nance, Department of Public Ser- NONE Roof Replacement and Renova- vice, as authorized by Ordinance tion, for the Division of Architec- No. 1264-01, passed by the Council ture, Department of Public Ser- of the City of Cleveland, June 19, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING vice. 2001. THERE IS A (50.00) NON-REFUND- ABLE DEPOSIT IN THE FORM Two (2) Trailer-Mounted 6" Water NONE OF A CASHIER’S CHECK AND Pump, for the Division of Motor OR MONEY ORDER THAT WILL Vehicle Maintenance, Department CITY OF CLEVELAND BIDS BE REQUIRED AT THE TIME of Public Service, as authorized by OF PICK UP. BIDDERS WHO Ordinance No. 1264-01, passed by ALREADY HAVE PLANS DO NOT the Council of the City of Cleve- For All Departments HAVE TO OBTAIN ANOTHER land, June 19, 2001. SET. Sealed bids will be received at the One (1) Autosampler, for the Divi- office of the Commissioner of Pur- One (1) GCMS (Gas Chromatograph sion of Police, Department of Pub- chases and Supplies, Room 128, City Mass Selective), for the Division lic Safety, as authorized by Ordi- Hall, in accordance with the append- of Police, Department of Public nance No. 1656-99, passed by the ed schedule, and will be opened and Safety, as authorized by Ordi- Council of the City of Cleveland, read in Room 128, City Hall, imme- nance No. 1656-99, passed by the December 19, 1999. diately thereafter. Each bid must be made in accor- Council of the City of Cleveland, dance with the specifications and December 14, 1999. August 15, 2001 and August 22, 2001 must be submitted on the blanks supplied for the purpose, all of August 15, 2001 and August 22, 2001 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2001 which may be obtained at the office of the said Commissioner of Pur- FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 2001 Three (3) 8,000 Pounds of Capacity chases and Supplies, but no bid will Lift Trucks, One (1) 12,000 Pounds be considered unless delivered to Two (2) Cab/Chassis with Flat Capacity Lift Truck, for the Divi- the office of the said commissioner Bed Dump Body, for the Division sion of Motor Vehicle Mainte- previous to 12:00 noon (Eastern of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, nance, Department of Public Ser- Standard Time) on the date speci- Department of Public Service, as vice, as authorized by Ordinance fied in the schedule. authorized by Ordinance No. No. 1264-01, passed by the Council 187.10 Negotiated contracts; Notice 1264-01, passed by the Council of of the City of Cleveland, June 19, required in Advertisement for Bids. the City of Cleveland, June 19, 2001. Where invitations for bids are 2 0 0 1 . advertised, the following notice Purchase of Ball Diamond Clay, for shall be included in the advertise- the Division of Park Maintenance ment: “Pursuant to the MBE/FBE Ammunition, for the Division of Police, Department of Public Safe- & Properties, Department of Code, each prime bidder, each minor- Parks, Recreation and Properties, ity business enterprise (“MBE”) and ty, as authorized by Section 135.65 of the Codified Ordinances of as authorized by Ordinance No. each female business enterprise 547-01, passed by the Council of Cleveland, Ohio 1976. (“FBE”) must be certified before the City of Cleveland, April 9, doing business with the City. There- 2001. fore, any prime contractor wishing Sodium Hypochlorite Solution, for the Division of Water, Department to receive credit for using an MBE De-Icing Agent, for the Division of of Public Utilities, as authorized or FBE should ensure that applica- Park Maintenance & Properties, by Section 129.24 of the Codified tions for certification as to MBE or Department of Parks, Recreation FBE status compliance with the Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio and Properties, as authorized by 1976. Code, affirmative action in employ- Ordinance No. 548-01, passed by ment and, if applicable, joint ven- the Council of the City of Cleve- ture status, are submitted to the land, April 30, 2001. Office of Equal Opportunity August 15, 2001 and August 22, 2001 (“OEO”) prior to the date of bid Cleveland Flight Guide Project (1) opening or submission of proposals WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2001 Airline Flight Schedule Data, (2) or as specified by the Director. Fail- ure to comply with the business One (1) Aircraft Rescue and Fire- Layout, Typesetting, Printing, enterprise code or with representa- fighting-ARFF-Vehicle, for the Finishing and Delivery, (3) Mail- tions made on these forms may Division of Motor Vehicle Mainte- ing Services, for the Department result in cancellation of the contract nance, Department of Public Ser- of Port Control, as authorized by or other civil or criminal penalties.” vice, as authorized by Ordinance Ordinance No. 1336-01. Nos. 1685-2000 and 99-01, passed by WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2001 the Council of the City of Cleve- August 15, 2001 and August 22, 2001 land, October 30, 2000 and January Jacobsen Mower Parts, for the vari- 25, 2001, respectively. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2001 ous divisions of City Government, Department of Finance, as autho- Three (3) Cab/Chassis with Ambu- Halloran Park Aquatic Playground rized by Ordinance 489-01. lance Module, for the Division of and Site Improvements, for the Motor Vehicle Maintenance, De- Division of Research, Planning Exterminating Services (Re-Bid), partment of Public Service, as and Development, Department of for the various divisions of City authorized by Ordinance No. 1264- Parks, Recreation and Properties, Government, Department of Fi- 01, passed by the Council of the authorized by Ordinance Nos. 79- nance, as authorized by Ordinance City of Cleveland, June 19, 2001. 620-01, passed by the Council of 01 and 1077-01. A DEPOSIT OF TWENTY-FIVE the City of Cleveland, April 19, Purchase of Various Supplies, for 2001. DOLLARS ($25.00) CERTIFIED the Division of Streets, De- CHECK WILL BE REQUIRED THERE IS A PRE-BID MEETING partment of Public Service, as ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2001 FOR EACH SET OF PLANS AND authorized by Ordinance No. 1263- AT 3:00 P.M., ROOM 104, CITY SPECIFICATIONS. THE DE- HALL. 01. POSIT WILL BE REFUNDED IF THE PLANS AND SPECIFICA- Lumber and Supplies, for the vari- August 15, 2001 and August 22, 2001 TIONS ARE RETURNED IN ous divisions of City Government, GOOD CONDITION WITHIN FIF- Department of Finance, as autho- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2001 TEEN (15) DAYS AFTER THE rized by Ordinance 491-01, passed BID OPENING DATE. by the Council of the City of Urban Forest Property Maintenance, Cleveland, April 9, 2001. for the Division of Park Mainte- August 22, 2001 and August 29, 2001 THERE WILL BE A PRE-BID nance & Properties, Department of MEETING ON TUESDAY, AU- Parks, Recreation and Properties, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2001 GUST 21, 2001 AT 3:00 P.M., ROOM as authorized by Ordinance No. 104, CITY HALL. 300-01, passed by the Council of Vehicle Exhaust Ventilation Sys- the City of Cleveland, April 30, t e m , for Cleveland Public Power August 15, 2001 and August 22, 2001 2001. East Side Service Center, for the 2040 August 22, 2001 The City Record 105

Division of Cleveland Public Furniture, for the Division of Fire, POINTS, CLEVELAND, OHIO 44135 Power, Department of Public Department of Public Safety, as (LOCATED AT THE S.E. COR- Utilities, authorized by Ordi- authorized by Ordinance No. 1005- NER OF CARGO RD. AND FIVE nance No. 843-01, passed by Coun- 2000, passed by Council of the City POINTS RD). cil of the City of Cleveland, June of Cleveland, July 17, 2000. THERE WILL BE A NON-REFUND- 11, 2001. ABLE DEPOSIT OF $375.00 THAT THERE IS A MANDATORY PRE- Anti-Freeze, for the Division of WILL BE REQUIRED IN THE BID MEETING 10:00 A.M., TUES- Motor Vehicle Maintenance, FORM OF A CASHIER’S CHECK DAY, AUGUST 28, 2001 AT Department of Public Service, as AND OR MONEY ORDER. CLEVELAND PUBLIC POWER, authorized by Ordinance No. 381- LOCATED AT EAST SIDE SER- 01, passed by Council of the City VICE CENTER, REAR 743 EAST of Cleveland, April 9, 2001. August 22, 2001 and August 29, 2001 140TH STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO. The Purchase of Labor and Materi- als Needed for the Repair/Re- ADOPTED RESOLUTIONS August 22, 2001 and August 29, 2001 placement of Fencing, for the Division of Park Maintenance and AND ORDINANCES Properties, Department of Parks, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2001 Recreation and Properties, as Lamps, for the Various Divisions of authorized by Ordinance No. 545- Res. No. 939-01. City Government, Department of 01, passed by Council of the City By Councilman Cimperman (by of Cleveland, May 21, 2001. Finance, authorized by Ordinance re q u e s t ) . No. 1062-01, passed by Council of An emergency resolution declaring the City of Cleveland, June 19, August 22, 2001 and August 29, 2001 the intention to vacate a portion of 2001. Conn Court N.W. THERE WILL BE A PRE-BID FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2001 Whereas, this Council; is satisfied MEETING ON MONDAY, AUGUST that there is good cause to vacate a 27, 2001, 10:00 A.M., ROOM 104 IN Diesel Fuel, for the Division of portion of Conn Court N.W. as here- CITY HALL, 601 LAKESIDE Motor Vehicle Maintenance, inafter described; and AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Department of Public Service, as Whereas, this resolution consti- authorized by Ordinance No. 2023- tutes an emergency measure in that Hand Held Tools, for the Various 2000, passed by Council of the City the same provides for the usual Divisions of City Government, of Cleveland, December 18, 2000. daily operation of a municipal Department of Finance, as autho- department; now, therefore, rized by Ordinance No. 743-01, Purchase of Computers, for the Var- Be it resolved by the Council of passed by Council of the City of ious Divisions of the Department the City of Cleveland: Cleveland, June 11, 2001. of Public Service, as authorized by Section 1. That it hereby declares THERE WILL BE A PRE-BID Ordinance No. 1198-2000, passed by its intention to vacate the following MEETING ON TUESDAY, AU- Council of the City of Cleveland, described real property: GUST 28, 2001, 11:00 A.M., ROOM August 7, 2001. Situated in the City of Cleveland, 104 IN CITY HALL, 601 LAKE- County of Cuyahoga and State of SIDE AVENUE, CLEVELAND, Two (2) Cab/Chassis with Snow Ohio, and described as being all that OHIO. Blower Removal Equipment. portion of Conn Court N.W. (20.00 Request Number: 30517-36E. feet wide), extending Easterly from Three (3) Cab/Chassis with Snow the Westerly line of West 25th August 22, 2001 and August 29, 2001 Blower. Request Number: 30517- Street (104.00 feet wide) to its East- 42E, for the Division of Motor erly terminus. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2001 Vehicle Maintenance, Department Section 2. That this resolution is of Public Service, as authorized by hereby declared to be an emergency Used Bricks, for the Various Divi- Ordinance No. 1264-01, passed by measure and provided it receives the sions of City Government, Depart- Council of the City of Cleveland, affirmative vote of two-thirds of all ment of Finance, authorized by June 19, 2001. the members elected to Council, it Ordinance No. 745-01, passed by shall take effect and be in force Council of the City of Cleveland, One (1) Payment Processor Enve- immediately upon its adoption and June 11, 2001. lope Extractor Machine, for the approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Division of Utilities, Fiscal Con- shall take effect and be in force from Reproduction and Mounting, for the trol, Department of Public Utili- and after the earliest period allowed Various Divisions of City Govern- ties, as authorized by Ordinance by law. ment, Department of Finance, as No. 1049-01, passed by Council of Adopted August 15, 2001. authorized by Ordinance No. 655- the City of Cleveland, July 18, Awaiting the approval or disap- 01, passed by Council of the City 2001. proval of the Mayor. of Cleveland, May 17, 2001. THERE WILL BE A PRE-BID MEETING ON TUESDAY, AU- August 22, 2001 and August 29, 2001 GUST 28, 2001, 3:00 P.M., ROOM Res. No. 1576-01. 104 IN CITY HALL, 601 LAKE- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2001 By Councilman Brady. SIDE AVENUE, CLEVELAND, An emergency resolution object- OHIO. High Voltage Switching Equipment, ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 for the Department of Public Util- Liquor Permit at 12208 Bellaire Rd. Crane Carrier, for the Division of ities, as authorized by Section Whereas, the uniform date for Motor Vehicle Maintenance, De- 129.26 of the Codified Ordinances renewal of liquor permits in the partment of Public Service, as of Cleveland, Ohio 1976. State of Ohio is October 1st; and authorized by Ordinance No. 363- THERE IS A MANDATORY PRE- Whereas, pursuant to Section 01, passed by Council of the City BID MEETING 10:00 A.M., TUES- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the of Cleveland, April 19, 2001. DAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 IN legislative authority of a municipal THE TRAINING ROOM AT corporation may object to the renew- CLEVELAND PUBLIC POWER, August 22, 2001 and August 29, 2001 al of a permit based upon legal LOCATED AT 1300 LAKESIDE grounds as set forth in division (A) AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2001 of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Express Mail Service, for the Vari- August 22, 2001 and August 29, 2001 Whereas, the applicant is unfit to ous Divisions of City Government, continue to engage in the liquor per- Department of Finance, as autho- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2001 mit business in that he has operat- rized by Ordinance No. 1059-01, ed his liquor permit business in a passed by Council of the City of FAATracon Renovation Project, for manner that demonstrates a disre- Cleveland, June 19, 2001. the Department of Port Control. gard for the laws, regulations or THERE WILL BE A PRE-BID THERE WILL BE A PRE-BID local ordinances of the state, and MEETING ON TUESDAY, SEP- MEETING ON THURSDAY, AU- that this objection is based on other TEMBER 4, 2001, 10:00 A.M., GUST 30, 2001, 10:00 A.M. AND legal grounds as set forth in ROOM 104 IN CITY HALL, 601 12:00 P.M. AT THE PROGRAM Revised Code Section 4303.292; and LAKESIDE AVENUE, CLEVE- MANAGEMENT TEAM (PMT) CON- Whereas, this resolution consti- LAND, OHIO. FERENCE ROOM, 19501 FIVE tutes an emergency measure provid- 2041 106 The City Record August 22, 2001 ing for the immediate preservation al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- of the public peace, prosperity, safe- 9737130, owned by Wolfs Den Corp., cil be and she is hereby directed to ty and welfare pursuant to Section DBA Wolfs Den, 8214 Cedar Road, transmit two certified copies of this 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Cleveland, Ohio 44103 and requests resolution, together with two copies objections to renewal of liquor per- the Director of Liquor Control to set of a letter of objection and two mits shall be made no later than a hearing for said application in copies of a letter requesting that the thirty days prior to the expiration accordance with provisions of Sec- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- date of the permit; now, therefore, tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of hoga County, and a statement by the Be it resolved by the Council of Ohio. Director of Law that, in the Direc- the City of Cleveland: Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tor’s opinion, the objection is based Section 1. That Council does here- cil be and she is hereby directed to upon substantial legal grounds with- by record its objection to the renew- transmit two certified copies of this in the meaning and intent of divi- al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, resolution, together with two copies sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Permit No. 0598188, owned by Bel- of a letter of objection and two Revised Code to the Director of laire Beverage, DBA Bellaire Bever- copies of a letter requesting that the Liquor Control. age, 12208 Bellaire Rd., Cleveland, hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Section 3. That this resolution is Ohio 44135 and requests the Director hoga County, and a statement by the hereby declared to be an emergency of Liquor Control to set a hearing Director of Law that, in the Direc- measure and, provided it receives for said application in accordance tor’s opinion, the objection is based the affirmative vote of two-thirds of with provisions of Section 4303.271 upon substantial legal grounds with- all the members elected to Council, of the Revised Code of Ohio. in the meaning and intent of divi- it shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the immediately upon its adoption and cil be and she is hereby directed to Revised Code to the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it transmit two certified copies of this Liquor Control. shall take effect and be in force resolution, together with two copies Section 3. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period of a letter of objection and two hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. copies of a letter requesting that the measure and, provided it receives Adopted August 15, 2001. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Awaiting the approval or disap- hoga County, and a statement by the all the members elected to Council, proval of the Mayor. Director of Law that, in the Direc- it shall take effect and be in force tor’s opinion, the objection is based immediately upon its adoption and upon substantial legal grounds with- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it in the meaning and intent of divi- shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1579-01. sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the from and after the earliest period By Councilman Britt. Revised Code to the Director of allowed by law. An emergency resolution object- Liquor Control. Adopted August 15, 2001. ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor Section 3. That this resolution is Awaiting the approval or disap- Permit at 8302 Cedar Avenue, 1st hereby declared to be an emergency proval of the Mayor. F l . measure and, provided it receives Whereas, the uniform date for the affirmative vote of two-thirds of renewal of liquor permits in the all the members elected to Council, State of Ohio is October 1st; and it shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1578-01. Whereas, pursuant to Section immediately upon its adoption and By Councilman Britt. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it An emergency resolution object- islative authority of a municipal cor- shall take effect and be in force ing to the renewal of a D1, D2 and poration may object to the renewal from and after the earliest period D6 Liquor Permit at 8301 Cedar of a permit based upon legal allowed by law. Avenue, 1st Fl. grounds as set forth in division (A) Adopted August 15, 2001. Whereas, the uniform date for of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Awaiting the approval or disap- renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to proval of the Mayor. State of Ohio is October 1st; and continue to engage in the liquor Whereas, pursuant to Section permit business in that he has oper- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- ated his liquor permit business in a islative authority of a municipal cor- manner that demonstrates a disre- Res. No. 1577-01. poration may object to the renewal gard for the laws, regulations or By Councilman Britt. of a permit based upon legal local ordinances of the state, and An emergency resolution object- grounds as set forth in division (A) that this objection is based on other ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and legal grounds as set forth in Permit at 8214 Cedar Road. Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Whereas, the uniform date for continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, this resolution consti- renewal of liquor permits in the mit business in that he has operat- tutes an emergency measure pro- State of Ohio is October 1st; and ed his liquor permit business in a viding for the immediate preserva- Whereas, pursuant to Section manner that demonstrates a disre- tion of the public peace, prosperity, 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- gard for the laws, regulations or safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- islative authority of a municipal cor- local ordinances of the state, and tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised poration may object to the renewal that this objection is based on other Code, objections to renewal of of a permit based upon legal legal grounds as set forth in liquor permits shall be made no grounds as set forth in division (A) Revised Code Section 4303.292; and later than thirty days prior to the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Whereas, this resolution consti- expiration date of the permit; now, Whereas, the applicant is unfit to tutes an emergency measure pro- t h e r e f o r e , continue to engage in the liquor per- viding for the immediate preserva- Be it resolved by the Council of mit business in that he has operat- tion of the public peace, prosperity, the City of Cleveland: ed his liquor permit business in a safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Section 1. That Council does here- manner that demonstrates a disre- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised by record its objection to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or Code, objections to renewal of al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. local ordinances of the state, and liquor permits shall be made no 2068613, owned by Devious McDade, that this objection is based on other later than thirty days prior to the DBA DE & TS Maxwell, 8302 Cedar legal grounds as set forth in expiration date of the permit; now, Avenue, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio Revised Code Section 4303.292; and t h e r e f o r e , 44103 and requests the Director of Whereas, this resolution consti- Be it resolved by the Council of Liquor Control to set a hearing for tutes an emergency measure provid- the City of Cleveland: said application in accordance with ing for the immediate preservation Section 1. That Council does here- provisions of Section 4303.271 of the of the public peace, prosperity, safe- by record its objection to the renew- Revised Code of Ohio. ty and welfare pursuant to Section al of a D1, D2 and D6 Liquor Per- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, mit, Permit No. 91232720002, owned cil be and she is hereby directed to objections to renewal of liquor per- by 2758 East 79th Café Inc., DBA transmit two certified copies of this mits shall be made no later than Bee Hive Café, 8301 Cedar Avenue, resolution, together with two copies thirty days prior to the expiration 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44103 and of a letter of objection and two date of the permit; now, therefore, requests the Director of Liquor Con- copies of a letter requesting that the Be it resolved by the Council of trol to set a hearing for said appli- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- the City of Cleveland: cation in accordance with provisions hoga County, and a statement by the Section 1. That Council does here- of Section 4303.271 of the Revised Director of Law that, in the Direc- by record its objection to the renew- Code of Ohio. tor’s opinion, the objection is based 2042 August 22, 2001 The City Record 107 upon substantial legal grounds with- all the members elected to Council, Res. No. 1582-01. in the meaning and intent of divi- it shall take effect and be in force By Councilman Britt. sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the immediately upon its adoption and An emergency resolution object- Revised Code to the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it ing to the renewal of a C2, C2X and Liquor Control. shall take effect and be in force D6 Liquor Permit at 9308 Chester Section 3. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period Avenue. hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. Whereas, the uniform date for measure and, provided it receives Adopted August 15, 2001. renewal of liquor permits in the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Awaiting the approval or disap- State of Ohio is October 1st; and all the members elected to Council, proval of the Mayor. Whereas, pursuant to Section it shall take effect and be in force 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the immediately upon its adoption and legislative authority of a municipal approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it corporation may object to the renew- shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1581-01. al of a permit based upon legal from and after the earliest period By Councilman Britt. grounds as set forth in division (A) allowed by law. An emergency resolution object- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Adopted August 15, 2001. ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor and Awaiting the approval or disap- Permit at 10812 Cedar Ave. Whereas, the applicant is unfit to proval of the Mayor. Whereas, the uniform date for continue to engage in the liquor per- renewal of liquor permits in the mit business in that he has operat- State of Ohio is October 1st; and ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, pursuant to Section manner that demonstrates a disre- Res. No. 1580-01. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the gard for the laws, regulations or By Councilman Britt. legislative authority of a municipal local ordinances of the state, and An emergency resolution object- corporation may object to the renew- that this objection is based on other ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 al of a permit based upon legal legal grounds as set forth in Liquor Permit at 8624 Cedar Ave- grounds as set forth in division (A) Revised Code Section 4303.292; and n u e . of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Whereas, this resolution consti- Whereas, the uniform date for and tutes an emergency measure pro- renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to viding for the immediate preserva- State of Ohio is October 1st; and continue to engage in the liquor per- tion of the public peace, prosperity, Whereas, pursuant to Section mit business in that he has operat- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the ed his liquor permit business in a tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised legislative authority of a municipal manner that demonstrates a disre- Code, objections to renewal of corporation may object to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or liquor permits shall be made no al of a permit based upon legal local ordinances of the state, and later than thirty days prior to the grounds as set forth in division (A) that this objection is based on other expiration date of the permit; now, of Revised Code Section 4303.292; legal grounds as set forth in t h e r e f o r e , and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Be it resolved by the Council of Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, this resolution consti- the City of Cleveland: continue to engage in the liquor per- tutes an emergency measure pro- Section 1. That Council does here- mit business in that he has operat- viding for the immediate preserva- by record its objection to the renew- ed his liquor permit business in a tion of the public peace, prosperity, al of a C2, C2X and D6 Liquor Per- manner that demonstrates a disre- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- mit, Permit No. 84910459308, owned by gard for the laws, regulations or tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Standard Oil Co., DBA BP Food Mart local ordinances of the state, and Code, objections to renewal of 04230, 9308 Chester Avenue, Cleve- that this objection is based on other liquor permits shall be made no land, Ohio 44106 and requests the legal grounds as set forth in later than thirty days prior to the Director of Liquor Control to set a Revised Code Section 4303.292; and expiration date of the permit; now, hearing for said application in accor- Whereas, this resolution consti- t h e r e f o r e , dance with provisions of Section tutes an emergency measure pro- Be it resolved by the Council of 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Ohio. viding for the immediate preserva- the City of Cleveland: Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tion of the public peace, prosperity, Section 1. That Council does here- cil be and she is hereby directed to safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- by record its objection to the renew- transmit two certified copies of this tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. resolution, together with two copies Code, objections to renewal of 089835654157, owned by BP Explo- of a letter of objection and two liquor permits shall be made no ration & Oil Inc., DBA Site 54157, copies of a letter requesting that the later than thirty days prior to the 10812 Cedar Ave., Cleveland, Ohio hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- expiration date of the permit; now, 44106 and requests the Director of hoga County, and a statement by the t h e r e f o r e , Liquor Control to set a hearing for Director of Law that, in the Direc- Be it resolved by the Council of said application in accordance with tor’s opinion, the objection is based the City of Cleveland: provisions of Section 4303.271 of the upon substantial legal grounds with- Section 1. That Council does here- Revised Code of Ohio. in the meaning and intent of divi- by record its objection to the renew- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, cil be and she is hereby directed to Revised Code to the Director of Permit No. 0299723, owned by Asma transmit two certified copies of this Liquor Control. Yusuf, Inc., 8624 Cedar Avenue, resolution, together with two copies Section 3. That this resolution is Cleveland, Ohio 44106 and requests of a letter of objection and two hereby declared to be an emergency the Director of Liquor Control to set copies of a letter requesting that the measure and, provided it receives a hearing for said application in hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of accordance with provisions of Sec- hoga County, and a statement by the all the members elected to Council, tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Director of Law that, in the Direc- it shall take effect and be in force Ohio. tor’s opinion, the objection is based immediately upon its adoption and Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- upon substantial legal grounds with- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it cil be and she is hereby directed to in the meaning and intent of divi- shall take effect and be in force transmit two certified copies of this sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the from and after the earliest period resolution, together with two copies Revised Code to the Director of allowed by law. of a letter of objection and two Liquor Control. Adopted August 15, 2001. copies of a letter requesting that the Section 3. That this resolution is Awaiting the approval or disap- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- hereby declared to be an emergency proval of the Mayor. hoga County, and a statement by the measure and, provided it receives Director of Law that, in the Direc- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tor’s opinion, the objection is based all the members elected to Council, upon substantial legal grounds with- it shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1583-01. in the meaning and intent of divi- immediately upon its adoption and By Councilman Britt. sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it An emergency resolution object- Revised Code to the Director of shall take effect and be in force ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X Liquor Control. from and after the earliest period Liquor Permit at 1930 East 79th Section 3. That this resolution is allowed by law. Street. hereby declared to be an emergency Adopted August 15, 2001. Whereas, the uniform date for measure and, provided it receives Awaiting the approval or disap- renewal of liquor permits in the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of proval of the Mayor. State of Ohio is October 1st; and 2043 108 The City Record August 22, 2001

Whereas, pursuant to Section mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, this resolution consti- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the ed his liquor permit business in a tutes an emergency measure provid- legislative authority of a municipal manner that demonstrates a disre- ing for the immediate preservation corporation may object to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or of the public peace, prosperity, safe- al of a permit based upon legal local ordinances of the state, and ty and welfare pursuant to Section grounds as set forth in division (A) that this objection is based on other 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, of Revised Code Section 4303.292; legal grounds as set forth in objections to renewal of liquor per- and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and mits shall be made no later than Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, this resolution consti- thirty days prior to the expiration continue to engage in the liquor per- tutes an emergency measure pro- date of the permit; now, therefore, mit business in that he has operat- viding for the immediate preserva- Be it resolved by the Council of ed his liquor permit business in a tion of the public peace, prosperity, the City of Cleveland: manner that demonstrates a disre- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Section 1. That Council does here- gard for the laws, regulations or tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised by record its objection to the renew- local ordinances of the state, and Code, objections to renewal of al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, that this objection is based on other liquor permits shall be made no Permit No. 7644062, owned by Jerry legal grounds as set forth in later than thirty days prior to the SAA, DBA PNG Supermarket, 2249 E. Revised Code Section 4303.292; and expiration date of the permit; now, 105th St. 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio Whereas, this resolution consti- t h e r e f o r e , 44106 and requests the Director of tutes an emergency measure provid- Be it resolved by the Council of Liquor Control to set a hearing for ing for the immediate preservation the City of Cleveland: said application in accordance with of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Section 1. That Council does here- provisions of Section 4303.271 of the ty and welfare pursuant to Section by record its objection to the renew- Revised Code of Ohio. 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- objections to renewal of liquor per- Permit No. 9122348, owned by 2220 cil be and she is hereby directed to mits shall be made no later than East 105th Inc., DBA Cross Town transmit two certified copies of this thirty days prior to the expiration Food Market, 2220 East 105th Street, resolution, together with two copies date of the permit; now, therefore, Cleveland, Ohio 44106 and requests of a letter of objection and two Be it resolved by the Council of the Director of Liquor Control to set copies of a letter requesting that the the City of Cleveland: a hearing for said application in hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Section 1. That Council does here- accordance with provisions of Sec- hoga County, and a statement by the by record its objection to the renew- tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Director of Law that, in the Direc- al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, Ohio. tor’s opinion, the objection is based Permit No. 1302675, owned by Cas- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- upon substantial legal grounds with- cian Corp., Inc., DBA Quik Pik Mar- cil be and she is hereby directed to in the meaning and intent of divi- ket, 1930 East 79th Street, Cleveland, transmit two certified copies of this sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Ohio 44103 and requests the Director resolution, together with two copies Revised Code to the Director of of Liquor Control to set a hearing of a letter of objection and two Liquor Control. for said application in accordance copies of a letter requesting that the Section 3. That this resolution is with provisions of Section 4303.271 hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- hereby declared to be an emergency of the Revised Code of Ohio. hoga County, and a statement by the measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Law that, in the Direc- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of cil be and she is hereby directed to tor’s opinion, the objection is based all the members elected to Council, transmit two certified copies of this upon substantial legal grounds with- it shall take effect and be in force resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- immediately upon its adoption and of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of shall take effect and be in force hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. from and after the earliest period hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is allowed by law. Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency Adopted August 15, 2001. tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and, provided it receives Awaiting the approval or disap- upon substantial legal grounds with- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of proval of the Mayor. in the meaning and intent of divi- all the members elected to Council, sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the it shall take effect and be in force Revised Code to the Director of immediately upon its adoption and Liquor Control. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Res. No. 1586-01. Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force By Councilman Britt. hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period An emergency resolution object- measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Adopted August 15, 2001. Liquor Permit at 11543-45 Mt. Carmel all the members elected to Council, Awaiting the approval or disap- Avenue. it shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. Whereas, the uniform date for immediately upon its adoption and renewal of liquor permits in the approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it State of Ohio is October 1st; and shall take effect and be in force Whereas, pursuant to Section from and after the earliest period Res. No. 1585-01. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the allowed by law. By Councilman Britt. legislative authority of a municipal Adopted August 15, 2001. An emergency resolution object- corporation may object to the renew- Awaiting the approval or disap- ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X al of a permit based upon legal proval of the Mayor. Liquor Permit at 2249 E. 105th St., grounds as set forth in division (A) 1st Fl. of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Whereas, the uniform date for and renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Res. No. 1584-01. State of Ohio is October 1st; and continue to engage in the liquor By Councilman Britt. Whereas, pursuant to Section permit business in that he has oper- An emergency resolution object- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the ated his liquor permit business in a ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X legislative authority of a municipal manner that demonstrates a disre- Liquor Permit at 2220 East 105th corporation may object to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or Street. al of a permit based upon legal local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, the uniform date for grounds as set forth in division (A) that this objection is based on other renewal of liquor permits in the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; legal grounds as set forth in State of Ohio is October 1st; and and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Whereas, pursuant to Section Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, this resolution consti- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the continue to engage in the liquor per- tutes an emergency measure provid- legislative authority of a municipal mit business in that he has operat- ing for the immediate preservation corporation may object to the renew- ed his liquor permit business in a of the public peace, prosperity, safe- al of a permit based upon legal manner that demonstrates a disre- ty and welfare pursuant to Section grounds as set forth in division (A) gard for the laws, regulations or 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, of Revised Code Section 4303.292; local ordinances of the state, and objections to renewal of liquor per- and that this objection is based on other mits shall be made no later than Whereas, the applicant is unfit to legal grounds as set forth in thirty days prior to the expiration continue to engage in the liquor per- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and date of the permit; now, therefore, 2044 August 22, 2001 The City Record 109

Be it resolved by the Council of land, Ohio 44104 and requests the hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- the City of Cleveland: Director of Liquor Control to set a hoga County, and a statement by the Section 1. That Council does here- hearing for said application in Director of Law that, in the Direc- by record its objection to the renew- accordance with provisions of Sec- tor’s opinion, the objection is based al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of upon substantial legal grounds with- Permit No. 8303228, owned by Oscar Ohio. in the meaning and intent of divi- G. Smith, Jr., DBA Mountain Top Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Grocery, 11543-45 Mt. Carmel Ave- cil be and she is hereby directed to Revised Code to the Director of nue, Cleveland, Ohio 44104 and transmit two certified copies of this Liquor Control. requests the Director of Liquor Con- resolution, together with two copies Section 3. That this resolution is trol to set a hearing for said appli- of a letter of objection and two hereby declared to be an emergency cation in accordance with provisions copies of a letter requesting that the measure and, provided it receives of Section 4303.271 of the Revised hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Code of Ohio. hoga County, and a statement by the all the members elected to Council, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Law that, in the Direc- it shall take effect and be in force cil be and she is hereby directed to tor’s opinion, the objection is based immediately upon its adoption and transmit two certified copies of this upon substantial legal grounds with- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- shall take effect and be in force of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the from and after the earliest period copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of allowed by law. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. Adopted August 15, 2001. hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is Awaiting the approval or disap- Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency proval of the Mayor. tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and, provided it receives upon substantial legal grounds with- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of in the meaning and intent of divi- all the members elected to Council, sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the it shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1589-01. Revised Code to the Director of immediately upon its adoption and By Councilman Britt. Liquor Control. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it An emergency resolution object- Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period Liquor Permit at 9209 Quincy Ave- measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. nue. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Adopted August 15, 2001. Whereas, the uniform date for all the members elected to Council, Awaiting the approval or disap- renewal of liquor permits in the it shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. State of Ohio is October 1st; and immediately upon its adoption and Whereas, pursuant to Section approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the shall take effect and be in force legislative authority of a municipal from and after the earliest period Res. No. 1588-01. corporation may object to the renew- allowed by law. By Councilman Britt. al of a permit based upon legal Adopted August 15, 2001. An emergency resolution object- grounds as set forth in division (A) Awaiting the approval or disap- ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor of Revised Code Section 4303.292; proval of the Mayor. Permit at 8502 Quincy Avenue. and Whereas, the uniform date for Whereas, the applicant is unfit to renewal of liquor permits in the continue to engage in the liquor per- State of Ohio is October 1st; and mit business in that he has operat- Res. No. 1587-01. Whereas, pursuant to Section ed his liquor permit business in a By Councilman Britt. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the manner that demonstrates a disre- An emergency resolution object- legislative authority of a municipal gard for the laws, regulations or ing to the renewal of a D5 and D6 corporation may object to the renew- local ordinances of the state, and Liquor Permit at 8329 Quincy Ave- al of a permit based upon legal that this objection is based on other nue. grounds as set forth in division (A) legal grounds as set forth in Whereas, the uniform date for of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Revised Code Section 4303.292; and renewal of liquor permits in the and Whereas, this resolution consti- State of Ohio is October 1st; and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to tutes an emergency measure pro- Whereas, pursuant to Section continue to engage in the liquor per- viding for the immediate preserva- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the mit business in that he has operat- tion of the public peace, prosperity, legislative authority of a municipal ed his liquor permit business in a safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- corporation may object to the renew- manner that demonstrates a disre- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised al of a permit based upon legal gard for the laws, regulations or Code, objections to renewal of grounds as set forth in division (A) local ordinances of the state, and liquor permits shall be made no of Revised Code Section 4303.292; that this objection is based on other later than thirty days prior to the and legal grounds as set forth in expiration date of the permit; now, Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Revised Code Section 4303.292; and t h e r e f o r e , continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, this resolution consti- Be it resolved by the Council of mit business in that he has operat- tutes an emergency measure provid- the City of Cleveland: ed his liquor permit business in a ing for the immediate preservation Section 1. That Council does here- manner that demonstrates a disre- of the public peace, prosperity, safe- by record its objection to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or ty and welfare pursuant to Section al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, local ordinances of the state, and 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Permit No. 6416769, owned by 9209 that this objection is based on other objections to renewal of liquor per- Quincy Inc., DBA Sammor Corners, legal grounds as set forth in mits shall be made no later than 9209 Quincy Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio Revised Code Section 4303.292; and thirty days prior to the expiration 44106 and requests the Director of Whereas, this resolution consti- date of the permit; now, therefore, Liquor Control to set a hearing for tutes an emergency measure pro- Be it resolved by the Council of said application in accordance with viding for the immediate preserva- the City of Cleveland: provisions of Section 4303.271 of the tion of the public peace, prosperity, Section 1. That Council does here- Revised Code of Ohio. safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- by record its objection to the renew- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. cil be and she is hereby directed to Code, objections to renewal of 36356500005, owned by Harry John transmit two certified copies of this liquor permits shall be made no Inc., 8502 Quincy Avenue, Cleveland, resolution, together with two copies later than thirty days prior to the Ohio 44106 and requests the Director of a letter of objection and two expiration date of the permit; now, of Liquor Control to set a hearing copies of a letter requesting that the t h e r e f o r e , for said application in accordance hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Be it resolved by the Council of with provisions of Section 4303.271 hoga County, and a statement by the the City of Cleveland: of the Revised Code of Ohio. Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 1. That Council does here- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tor’s opinion, the objection is based by record its objection to the renew- cil be and she is hereby directed to upon substantial legal grounds with- al of a D5 and D6 Liquor Permit, transmit two certified copies of this in the meaning and intent of divi- Permit No. 1129803, owned by Burton resolution, together with two copies sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Enterprises Inc., DBA First Page of a letter of objection and two Revised Code to the Director of Lounge, 8329 Quincy Avenue, Cleve- copies of a letter requesting that the Liquor Control. 2045 110 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 3. That this resolution is Whereas, this resolution consti- cil consents to the immediate trans- hereby declared to be an emergency tutes an emergency measure pro- fer of ownership and location there- measure and, provided it receives viding for the immediate preserva- o f . the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tion of the public peace, prosperity, Section 2. That this resolution is all the members elected to Council, safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- hereby declared to be an emergency it shall take effect and be in force tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised measure and, provided it receives immediately upon its adoption and Code, objections to renewal of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it liquor permits shall be made no all the members elected to Council, shall take effect and be in force later than thirty days prior to the it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period expiration date of the permit; now, immediately upon its adoption and allowed by law. t h e r e f o r e , approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Adopted August 15, 2001. Be it resolved by the Council of shall take effect and be in force Awaiting the approval or disap- the City of Cleveland: from and after the earliest period proval of the Mayor. Section 1. That Council does here- allowed by law. by record its objection to the renew- Adopted August 15, 2001. al of a D5 and D6 Liquor Permit, Awaiting the approval or disap- Permit No. 2289880, owned by Down proval of the Mayor. Res. No. 1590-01. River Specialties Inc., 620 Frankfort By Councilman Cimperman (by re- Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44113 and quest). requests the Director of Liquor Con- An emergency resolution declar- trol to set a hearing for said appli- Res. No. 1593-01. ing the intention to vacate a portion cation in accordance with provisions By Councilman Coats. of East 51st Place. of Section 4303.271 of the Revised An emergency resolution object- Whereas, this Council; is satisfied Code of Ohio. ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X that there is good cause to vacate a Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Liquor Permit at 14643 Coit Road. portion of East 51st Place as here- cil be and she is hereby directed to Whereas, the uniform date for inafter described; and transmit two certified copies of this renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, this resolution consti- resolution, together with two copies State of Ohio is October 1st; and tutes an emergency measure in that of a letter of objection and two Whereas, pursuant to Section the same provides for the usual copies of a letter requesting that the 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the daily operation of a municipal hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- legislative authority of a municipal department; now, therefore, hoga County, and a statement by the corporation may object to the renew- Be it resolved by the Council of Director of Law that, in the Direc- al of a permit based upon legal the City of Cleveland: tor’s opinion, the objection is based grounds as set forth in division (A) Section 1. That it hereby declares upon substantial legal grounds with- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; its intention to vacate portions of in the meaning and intent of divi- and the following described real proper- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to ty: Revised Code to the Director of continue to engage in the liquor per- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Liquor Control. mit business in that he has operat- County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 3. That this resolution is ed his liquor permit business in a hereby declared to be an emergency Ohio, and being all that portion of manner that demonstrates a disre- measure and provided it receives the East 51st Place (30.00 feet wide), gard for the laws, regulations or affirmative vote of two-thirds of all extending Southerly from that por- local ordinances of the state, and tion of East 51st Place vacated by the members elected to Council, it that this objection is based on other the Council of the City of Cleveland shall take effect and be in force legal grounds as set forth in by Ordinance Number 1758-53, passed immediately upon its adoption and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and June 29, 1953, to its Southerly ter- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Whereas, this resolution consti- minus. shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure pro- Section 2. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period viding for the immediate preserva- hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. tion of the public peace, prosperity, measure and provided it receives the Adopted August 15, 2001. affirmative vote of two-thirds of all Awaiting the approval or disap- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- the members elected to Council, it proval of the Mayor. tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised shall take effect and be in force Code, objections to renewal of immediately upon its adoption and liquor permits shall be made no approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it later than thirty days prior to the shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1592-01. expiration date of the permit; now, from and after the earliest period By Councilman Cimperman t h e r e f o r e , allowed by law. An emergency resolution w i t h- Be it resolved by the Council of Adopted August 15, 2001. drawing objection to the transfer the City of Cleveland: Awaiting the approval or disap- of ownership and location of a D1, Section 1. That Council does here- proval of the Mayor. D2, D3, D3A and D6 Liquor Permit by record its objection to the renew- to 1281 West 9th Street, and repeal- al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, ing Res. No. 1418-01 objecting to Permit No. 50434590001, owned by said transfer of ownership and Joel Latimore, DBA Coit Road Bev- Res. No. 1591-01. l o c a t i o n . erage, 14643 Coit Road, Cleveland, By Councilman Cimperman. Whereas, this Council objected to Ohio 44110 and requests the Direc- An emergency resolution object- the transfer of ownership and loca- tor of Liquor Control to set a hear- ing to the renewal of a D5 and D6 tion of a D1, D2, D3, D3A and D6 ing for said application in accor- Liquor Permit at 620 Frankfort Ave- Liquor Permit to 1281 West 9th dance with provisions of Section nue. Street by Res. No. 1418-01 adopted by 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Whereas, the uniform date for Council July 18, 2001; and O h i o . renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, this Council wishes to Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- State of Ohio is October 1st; and withdraw its objection to the above cil be and she is hereby directed to Whereas, pursuant to Section transfer of ownership and location transmit two certified copies of this 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the and consents to said transfer of resolution, together with two copies legislative authority of a municipal ownership and location; and of a letter of objection and two corporation may object to the renew- Whereas, this resolution consti- copies of a letter requesting that the al of a permit based upon legal tutes an emergency measure for the hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- grounds as set forth in division (A) immediate preservation of public hoga County, and a statement by the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; peace, property, health or safety, Director of Law that, in the Direc- and now, therefore, tor’s opinion, the objection is based Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Be it resolved by the Council of upon substantial legal grounds with- continue to engage in the liquor per- the City of Cleveland: in the meaning and intent of divi- mit business in that he has operat- Section 1. That objection to the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the ed his liquor permit business in a transfer of ownership and location Revised Code to the Director of manner that demonstrates a disre- of a D1, D2, D3, D3A and D6 Liquor Liquor Control. gard for the laws, regulations or Permit to 1281 West 9th Street, be Section 3. That this resolution is local ordinances of the state, and and the same is hereby withdrawn hereby declared to be an emergency that this objection is based on other and Res. No. 1418-01, containing measure and, provided it receives legal grounds as set forth in said objection, be and the same is the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and hereby repealed and that this Coun- all the members elected to Council, 2046 August 22, 2001 The City Record 111 it shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1595-01. Whereas, the uniform date for immediately upon its adoption and By Councilman Coats. renewal of liquor permits in the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it An emergency resolution object- State of Ohio is October 1st; and shall take effect and be in force ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X Whereas, pursuant to Section from and after the earliest period Liquor Permit at 662 East 140th 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the allowed by law. Street, 1st Fl. legislative authority of a municipal Adopted August 15, 2001. Whereas, the uniform date for corporation may object to the renew- Awaiting the approval or disap- renewal of liquor permits in the al of a permit based upon legal proval of the Mayor. State of Ohio is October 1st; and grounds as set forth in division (A) Whereas, pursuant to Section of Revised Code Section 4303.292; 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the and legislative authority of a municipal Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Res. No. 1594-01. corporation may object to the renew- continue to engage in the liquor per- By Councilman Coats. al of a permit based upon legal mit business in that he has operat- An emergency resolution object- grounds as set forth in division (A) ed his liquor permit business in a ing to the renewal of a D4 Liquor of Revised Code Section 4303.292; manner that demonstrates a disre- Permit at 527 East 140th Street. and gard for the laws, regulations or Whereas, the uniform date for Whereas, the applicant is unfit to local ordinances of the state, and renewal of liquor permits in the continue to engage in the liquor per- that this objection is based on other State of Ohio is October 1st; and mit business in that he has operat- legal grounds as set forth in Whereas, pursuant to Section ed his liquor permit business in a Revised Code Section 4303.292; and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the manner that demonstrates a disre- Whereas, this resolution consti- legislative authority of a municipal gard for the laws, regulations or tutes an emergency measure pro- corporation may object to the renew- local ordinances of the state, and viding for the immediate preserva- al of a permit based upon legal that this objection is based on other tion of the public peace, prosperity, grounds as set forth in division (A) legal grounds as set forth in safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Revised Code Section 4303.292; and tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised and Whereas, this resolution consti- Code, objections to renewal of Whereas, the applicant is unfit to tutes an emergency measure pro- liquor permits shall be made no continue to engage in the liquor per- viding for the immediate preserva- later than thirty days prior to the mit business in that he has operat- tion of the public peace, prosperity, expiration date of the permit; now, ed his liquor permit business in a safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- t h e r e f o r e , manner that demonstrates a disre- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Be it resolved by the Council of gard for the laws, regulations or Code, objections to renewal of the City of Cleveland: local ordinances of the state, and liquor permits shall be made no Section 1. That Council does here- that this objection is based on other later than thirty days prior to the by record its objection to the renew- legal grounds as set forth in expiration date of the permit; now, al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, Revised Code Section 4303.292; and t h e r e f o r e , Permit No. 6081178, owned by Moes Whereas, this resolution consti- Be it resolved by the Council of Stop One Inc., 625 East 140th Street, tutes an emergency measure pro- the City of Cleveland: 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and viding for the immediate preserva- Section 1. That Council does here- requests the Director of Liquor Con- tion of the public peace, prosperity, by record its objection to the renew- trol to set a hearing for said appli- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, cation in accordance with provisions tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Permit No. 5439362, owned by of Section 4303.271 of the Revised Code, objections to renewal of Maisam Corp, DBA Four M Food Code of Ohio. liquor permits shall be made no Market, 662 East 140th Street, 1st Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- later than thirty days prior to the Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and cil be and she is hereby directed to expiration date of the permit; now, requests the Director of Liquor Con- transmit two certified copies of this t h e r e f o r e , trol to set a hearing for said appli- resolution, together with two copies Be it resolved by the Council of cation in accordance with provisions of a letter of objection and two the City of Cleveland: of Section 4303.271 of the Revised copies of a letter requesting that the Section 1. That Council does here- Code of Ohio. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- by record its objection to the renew- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hoga County, and a statement by the al of a D4 Liquor Permit, Permit No. cil be and she is hereby directed to Director of Law that, in the Direc- 92623552926, owned by VFW Post transmit two certified copies of this tor’s opinion, the objection is based 2926 Collinwood, 527 East 140th resolution, together with two copies upon substantial legal grounds with- Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and of a letter of objection and two in the meaning and intent of divi- requests the Director of Liquor Con- copies of a letter requesting that the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the trol to set a hearing for said appli- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Revised Code to the Director of cation in accordance with provisions hoga County, and a statement by the Liquor Control. of Section 4303.271 of the Revised Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 3. That this resolution is hereby declared to be an emergency Code of Ohio. tor’s opinion, the objection is based Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- upon substantial legal grounds measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of cil be and she is hereby directed to within the meaning and intent of all the members elected to Council, transmit two certified copies of this division (A) of Section 4303.292 of resolution, together with two copies it shall take effect and be in force the Revised Code to the Director of of a letter of objection and two immediately upon its adoption and Liquor Control. copies of a letter requesting that the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 3. That this resolution is hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency hoga County, and a statement by the from and after the earliest period measure and, provided it receives Director of Law that, in the Direc- allowed by law. tor’s opinion, the objection is based the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Adopted August 15, 2001. upon substantial legal grounds with- all the members elected to Council, Awaiting the approval or disap- in the meaning and intent of divi- it shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the immediately upon its adoption and Revised Code to the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Liquor Control. shall take effect and be in force Section 3. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period Res. No. 1597-01. hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. By Councilman Coats. measure and, provided it receives Adopted August 15, 2001. An emergency resolution object- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Awaiting the approval or disap- ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor all the members elected to Council, proval of the Mayor. Permit at 831 East 140th Street. it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, the uniform date for immediately upon its adoption and renewal of liquor permits in the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it State of Ohio is October 1st; and shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1596-01. Whereas, pursuant to Section from and after the earliest period By Councilman Coats. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the allowed by law. An emergency resolution object- legislative authority of a municipal Adopted August 15, 2001. ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X corporation may object to the renew- Awaiting the approval or disap- Liquor Permit at 625 East 140th al of a permit based upon legal proval of the Mayor. Street, 1st Fl. grounds as set forth in division (A) 2047 112 The City Record August 22, 2001 of Revised Code Section 4303.292; that this objection is based on other liquor permits shall be made no and legal grounds as set forth in later than thirty days prior to the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Revised Code Section 4303.292; and expiration date of the permit; now, continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, this resolution consti- t h e r e f o r e , mit business in that he has operat- tutes an emergency measure provid- Be it resolved by the Council of ed his liquor permit business in a ing for the immediate preservation the City of Cleveland: manner that demonstrates a disre- of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Section 1. That Council does here- gard for the laws, regulations or ty and welfare pursuant to Section by record its objection to the renew- local ordinances of the state, and 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, al of a C1, C2 and D6 Liquor Per- that this objection is based on other objections to renewal of liquor per- mit, Permit No. 1709358, owned by legal grounds as set forth in mits shall be made no later than Convenient Food Mart Inc., DBA Revised Code Section 4303.292; and thirty days prior to the expiration Convenient Food, 18121 Euclid Whereas, this resolution consti- date of the permit; now, therefore, Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44112 and tutes an emergency measure pro- Be it resolved by the Council of requests the Director of Liquor Con- viding for the immediate preserva- the City of Cleveland: trol to set a hearing for said appli- tion of the public peace, prosperity, Section 1. That Council does here- cation in accordance with provisions safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- by record its objection to the renew- of Section 4303.271 of the Revised tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised al of a D5 and D6 Liquor Permit, Code of Ohio. Code, objections to renewal of Permit No. 1745954, owned by John Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- liquor permits shall be made no L. Cornelius, 1030 East 152nd Street, cil be and she is hereby directed to later than thirty days prior to the Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and requests transmit two certified copies of this expiration date of the permit; now, the Director of Liquor Control to set resolution, together with two copies t h e r e f o r e , a hearing for said application in of a letter of objection and two Be it resolved by the Council of accordance with provisions of Sec- copies of a letter requesting that the the City of Cleveland: tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Section 1. That Council does here- Ohio. hoga County, and a statement by the by record its objection to the renew- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Law that, in the Direc- al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. cil be and she is hereby directed to tor’s opinion, the objection is based 3700511, owned by Sabrina A. Head, transmit two certified copies of this upon substantial legal grounds with- DBA East 140th Food & Beverage, resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- 831 East 140th Street, Cleveland, of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Ohio 44110 and requests the Director copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of of Liquor Control to set a hearing hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. for said application in accordance hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is with provisions of Section 4303.271 Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency of the Revised Code of Ohio. tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- upon substantial legal grounds with- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of cil be and she is hereby directed to in the meaning and intent of divi- all the members elected to Council, transmit two certified copies of this sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the it shall take effect and be in force resolution, together with two copies Revised Code to the Director of immediately upon its adoption and of a letter of objection and two Liquor Control. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it copies of a letter requesting that the Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period hoga County, and a statement by the measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. Director of Law that, in the Direc- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Adopted August 15, 2001. tor’s opinion, the objection is based all the members elected to Council, Awaiting the approval or disap- upon substantial legal grounds with- it shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. in the meaning and intent of divi- immediately upon its adoption and sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Revised Code to the Director of shall take effect and be in force Liquor Control. from and after the earliest period Res. No. 1600-01. Section 3. That this resolution is allowed by law. By Councilman Coats. hereby declared to be an emergency Adopted August 15, 2001. An emergency resolution object- measure and, provided it receives Awaiting the approval or disap- ing to the renewal of a C2, C2X and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of proval of the Mayor. D6 Liquor Permit at 12730 St. Clair all the members elected to Council, Avenue. it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, the uniform date for immediately upon its adoption and renewal of liquor permits in the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Res. No. 1599-01. State of Ohio is October 1st; and shall take effect and be in force By Councilman Coats. Whereas, pursuant to Section from and after the earliest period An emergency resolution object- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the allowed by law. ing to the renewal of a C1, C2 and legislative authority of a municipal Adopted August 15, 2001. D6 Liquor Permit at 18121 Euclid corporation may object to the Awaiting the approval or disap- Avenue. renewal of a permit based upon proval of the Mayor. Whereas, the uniform date for legal grounds as set forth in divi- renewal of liquor permits in the sion (A) of Revised Code Section State of Ohio is October 1st; and 4303.292; and Whereas, pursuant to Section Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Res. No. 1598-01. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the continue to engage in the liquor per- By Councilman Coats. legislative authority of a municipal mit business in that he has operat- An emergency resolution object- corporation may object to the renew- ed his liquor permit business in a ing to the renewal of a D5 and D6 al of a permit based upon legal manner that demonstrates a disre- Liquor Permit at 1030 East 152nd grounds as set forth in division (A) gard for the laws, regulations or Street. of Revised Code Section 4303.292; local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, the uniform date for and that this objection is based on other renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to legal grounds as set forth in State of Ohio is October 1st; and continue to engage in the liquor per- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Whereas, pursuant to Section mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, this resolution consti- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the ed his liquor permit business in a tutes an emergency measure provid- legislative authority of a municipal manner that demonstrates a disre- ing for the immediate preservation corporation may object to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or of the public peace, prosperity, safe- al of a permit based upon legal local ordinances of the state, and ty and welfare pursuant to Section grounds as set forth in division (A) that this objection is based on other 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, of Revised Code Section 4303.292; legal grounds as set forth in objections to renewal of liquor per- and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and mits shall be made no later than Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, this resolution consti- thirty days prior to the expiration continue to engage in the liquor per- tutes an emergency measure pro- date of the permit; now, therefore, mit business in that he has operat- viding for the immediate preserva- Be it resolved by the Council of ed his liquor permit business in a tion of the public peace, prosperity, the City of Cleveland: manner that demonstrates a disre- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Section 1. That Council does here- gard for the laws, regulations or tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised by record its objection to the renew- local ordinances of the state, and Code, objections to renewal of al of a C2, C2X and D6 Liquor Per- 2048 August 22, 2001 The City Record 113 mit, Permit No. 26001810001, owned Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Law that, in the Direc- by F & A Beverage, 12730 St. Clair cil be and she is hereby directed to tor’s opinion, the objection is based Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44108 and transmit two certified copies of this upon substantial legal grounds with- requests the Director of Liquor Con- resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- trol to set a hearing for said appli- of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the cation in accordance with provisions copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of of Section 4303.271 of the Revised hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. Code of Ohio. hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency cil be and she is hereby directed to tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and, provided it receives transmit two certified copies of this upon substantial legal grounds with- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- all the members elected to Council, of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the it shall take effect and be in force copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of immediately upon its adoption and hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and provided it receives the allowed by law. upon substantial legal grounds with- affirmative vote of two-thirds of all Adopted August 15, 2001. in the meaning and intent of divi- the members elected to Council, it Awaiting the approval or disap- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. Revised Code to the Director of immediately upon its adoption and Liquor Control. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period Res. No. 1603-01. measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. By Councilman Coats. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Adopted August 15, 2001. An emergency resolution object- all the members elected to Council, Awaiting the approval or disap- ing to the renewal of a C2, C2X and it shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. D6 Liquor Permit at 12901 Shaw immediately upon its adoption and Avenue. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Whereas, the uniform date for shall take effect and be in force renewal of liquor permits in the from and after the earliest period Res. No. 1602-01. State of Ohio is October 1st; and allowed by law. By Councilman Coats. Whereas, pursuant to Section Adopted August 15, 2001. An emergency resolution object- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Awaiting the approval or disap- ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 legislative authority of a municipal proval of the Mayor. Liquor Permit at 14102-06 St. Clair corporation may object to the renew- Avenue, 1st Fl. al of a permit based upon legal Whereas, the uniform date for grounds as set forth in division (A) renewal of liquor permits in the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Res. No. 1601-01. State of Ohio is October 1st; and and By Councilman Coats. Whereas, pursuant to Section Whereas, the applicant is unfit An emergency resolution object- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the to continue to engage in the liquor ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor legislative authority of a municipal permit business in that he has Permit at 13001 St. Clair Avenue, 1st corporation may object to the renew- operated his liquor permit busi- Fl. al of a permit based upon legal ness in a manner that demon- Whereas, the uniform date for grounds as set forth in division (A) strates a disregard for the laws, renewal of liquor permits in the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; regulations or local ordinances of State of Ohio is October 1st; and and the state, and that this objection Whereas, pursuant to Section Whereas, the applicant is unfit to is based on other legal grounds as 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the continue to engage in the liquor per- set forth in Revised Code Section legislative authority of a municipal mit business in that he has operat- 4303.292; and corporation may object to the renew- ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, this resolution consti- al of a permit based upon legal manner that demonstrates a disre- tutes an emergency measure pro- grounds as set forth in division (A) gard for the laws, regulations or viding for the immediate preserva- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; local ordinances of the state, and tion of the public peace, prosperity, and that this objection is based on other safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to legal grounds as set forth in tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised continue to engage in the liquor per- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Code, objections to renewal of mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, this resolution consti- liquor permits shall be made no ed his liquor permit business in a tutes an emergency measure pro- later than thirty days prior to the manner that demonstrates a disre- viding for the immediate preserva- expiration date of the permit; now, gard for the laws, regulations or tion of the public peace, prosperity, t h e r e f o r e , local ordinances of the state, and safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Be it resolved by the Council of that this objection is based on other tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised the City of Cleveland: legal grounds as set forth in Code, objections to renewal of Section 1. That Council does here- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and liquor permits shall be made no by record its objection to the renew- Whereas, this resolution consti- later than thirty days prior to the al of a C2, C2X and D6 Liquor Per- tutes an emergency measure pro- expiration date of the permit; now, mit, Permit No. 6310018, owned by viding for the immediate preserva- t h e r e f o r e , Nasser Inc., 12901 Shaw Avenue, tion of the public peace, prosperity, Be it resolved by the Council of Cleveland, Ohio 44108 and requests safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- the City of Cleveland: the Director of Liquor Control to set tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Section 1. That Council does here- a hearing for said application in Code, objections to renewal of by record its objection to the renew- accordance with provisions of Sec- liquor permits shall be made no al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of later than thirty days prior to the Permit No. 2655243, owned by Fast Ohio. expiration date of the permit; now, & Friendly, Inc., 14102-06 St. Clair Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- t h e r e f o r e , Avenue, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio cil be and she is hereby directed to Be it resolved by the Council of 44110 and requests the Director of transmit two certified copies of this the City of Cleveland: Liquor Control to set a hearing for resolution, together with two copies Section 1. That Council does here- said application in accordance with of a letter of objection and two by record its objection to the renew- provisions of Section 4303.271 of the copies of a letter requesting that the al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Revised Code of Ohio. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- 8930790, owned by Tiggs Bar & Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hoga County, and a statement by the Restaurant Inc., 13001 St. Clair Ave- cil be and she is hereby directed to Director of Law that, in the Direc- nue, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44108 transmit two certified copies of this tor’s opinion, the objection is based and requests the Director of Liquor resolution, together with two copies upon substantial legal grounds with- Control to set a hearing for said of a letter of objection and two in the meaning and intent of divi- application in accordance with pro- copies of a letter requesting that the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the visions of Section 4303.271 of the hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Revised Code to the Director of Revised Code of Ohio. hoga County, and a statement by the Liquor Control. 2049 114 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1606-01. hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period By Councilman Gordon. measure and provided it receives the allowed by law. An emergency resolution with- affirmative vote of two-thirds of all Adopted August 15, 2001. drawing objection to the renewal of the members elected to Council, it Awaiting the approval or disap- a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit to 3912 shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. Archwood, 1st Fl., and repealing immediately upon its adoption and Res. No. 1445-2000 objecting to said approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it renewal. shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this Council objected to from and after the earliest period Res. No. 1605-01. the renewal of a C2 and C2X Liquor allowed by law. By Councilman Gordon. Permit to 3912 Archwood, 1st Fl. by Adopted August 15, 2001. An emergency resolution object- Res. No. 1445-2000 adopted by Coun- Awaiting the approval or disap- ing to the renewal of a D2, D2X, D3 cil on August 7, 2000; and proval of the Mayor. and D3A Liquor Permit at 3829 Deni- Whereas, this Council wishes to son Avenue, 1st Fl. withdraw its objection to the above Whereas, the uniform date for renewal and consents to said renew- renewal of liquor permits in the al; and State of Ohio is October 1st; and Whereas, this resolution constitutes Res. No. 1604-01. an emergency measure providing for By Councilman Gordon. Whereas, pursuant to Section 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- the usual daily operation of a munic- An emergency resolution object- ipal department; now, therefore, ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor islative authority of a municipal cor- poration may object to the renewal Be it resolved by the Council of Permit at 2139 Broadview Rd. the City of Cleveland: Whereas, the uniform date for of a permit based upon legal grounds as set forth in division (A) Section 1. That objection to the renewal of liquor permits in the renewal of a C2 and C2X Liquor Per- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and State of Ohio is October 1st; and mit to 3912 Archwood, 1st Fl., be and Whereas, the applicant is unfit Whereas, pursuant to Section the same is hereby withdrawn and to continue to engage in the liquor 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Res. No. 1445-2000, containing said legislative authority of a municipal permit business in that he has objection, be and the same is here- corporation may object to the renew- operated his liquor permit busi- by repealed and that this Council al of a permit based upon legal ness in a manner that demon- consents to the immediate renewal grounds as set forth in division (A) strates a disregard for the laws, thereof. of Revised Code Section 4303.292; regulations or local ordinances of Section 2. That this resolution is and the state, and that this objection hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, the applicant is unfit to is based on other legal grounds as measure and provided it receives the continue to engage in the liquor per- set forth in Revised Code Section affirmative vote of two-thirds of all mit business in that he has operat- 4303.292; and the members elected to Council, it Whereas, this resolution consti- ed his liquor permit business in a shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure pro- manner that demonstrates a disre- immediately upon its adoption and viding for the immediate preserva- gard for the laws, regulations or approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it tion of the public peace, prosperity, local ordinances of the state, and shall take effect and be in force safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- that this objection is based on other from and after the earliest period tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised legal grounds as set forth in allowed by law. Code, objections to renewal of Adopted August 15, 2001. Revised Code Section 4303.292; and liquor permits shall be made no Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, this resolution consti- later than thirty days prior to the proval of the Mayor. tutes an emergency measure provid- expiration date of the permit; now, ing for the immediate preservation t h e r e f o r e , of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Be it resolved by the Council of ty and welfare pursuant to Section the City of Cleveland: Res. No. 1607-01. 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Section 1. That Council does here- By Councilman Jackson. objections to renewal of liquor per- by record its objection to the renew- An emergency resolution object- mits shall be made no later than al of a D2, D2X, D3 and D3A Liquor ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X thirty days prior to the expiration Permit, Permit No. 2916712, owned Liquor Permit at 9901-03 Union date of the permit; now, therefore, by Frenchies Escape Lounge Inc., Avenue, 1st Fl. Be it resolved by the Council of 3829 Denison Avenue, 1st Fl., Cleve- Whereas, the uniform date for the City of Cleveland: land, Ohio 44109 and requests the renewal of liquor permits in the Section 1. That Council does here- Director of Liquor Control to set a State of Ohio is October 1st; and by record its objection to the renew- hearing for said application in Whereas, pursuant to Section al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. accordance with provisions of Sec- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the 1896770, owned by Dalaps Group tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of legislative authority of a municipal Inc., DBA Last Chance, 2139 Broad- Ohio. corporation may object to the renew- view Rd., Cleveland, Ohio 44109 and Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- al of a permit based upon legal requests the Director of Liquor Con- cil be and she is hereby directed to grounds as set forth in division (A) trol to set a hearing for said appli- transmit two certified copies of this of Revised Code Section 4303.292; cation in accordance with provisions resolution, together with two copies and of Section 4303.271 of the Revised of a letter of objection and two Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Code of Ohio. copies of a letter requesting that the continue to engage in the liquor per- mit business in that he has operat- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- ed his liquor permit business in a cil be and she is hereby directed to hoga County, and a statement by the manner that demonstrates a disre- transmit two certified copies of this Director of Law that, in the Direc- gard for the laws, regulations or resolution, together with two copies tor’s opinion, the objection is based of a letter of objection and two local ordinances of the state, and upon substantial legal grounds with- that this objection is based on other copies of a letter requesting that the in the meaning and intent of divi- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- legal grounds as set forth in sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Revised Code Section 4303.292; and hoga County, and a statement by the Revised Code to the Director of Whereas, this resolution consti- Director of Law that, in the Direc- Liquor Control. tutes an emergency measure provid- tor’s opinion, the objection is based Section 3. That this resolution is ing for the immediate preservation upon substantial legal grounds with- hereby declared to be an emergency of the public peace, prosperity, safe- in the meaning and intent of divi- measure and provided it receives the ty and welfare pursuant to Section sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Revised Code to the Director of the members elected to Council, it objections to renewal of liquor per- Liquor Control. shall take effect and be in force mits shall be made no later than Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and thirty days prior to the expiration hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it date of the permit; now, therefore, measure and provided it receives the shall take effect and be in force Be it resolved by the Council of affirmative vote of two-thirds of all from and after the earliest period the City of Cleveland: the members elected to Council, it allowed by law. Section 1. That Council does here- shall take effect and be in force Adopted August 15, 2001. by record its objection to the renew- immediately upon its adoption and Awaiting the approval or disap- al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it proval of the Mayor. Permit No. 2599989, owned by Fadis 2050 August 22, 2001 The City Record 115

Market Inc., 9901-03 Union Avenue, resolution, together with two copies Whereas, the applicant is unfit to 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44105 and of a letter of objection and two continue to engage in the liquor per- requests the Director of Liquor Con- copies of a letter requesting that the mit business in that he has operat- trol to set a hearing for said appli- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- ed his liquor permit business in a cation in accordance with provisions hoga County, and a statement by the manner that demonstrates a disre- of Section 4303.271 of the Revised Director of Law that, in the Direc- gard for the laws, regulations or Code of Ohio. tor’s opinion, the objection is based local ordinances of the state, and Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- upon substantial legal grounds with- that this objection is based on other cil be and she is hereby directed to in the meaning and intent of divi- legal grounds as set forth in transmit two certified copies of this sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Revised Code Section 4303.292; and resolution, together with two copies Revised Code to the Director of Whereas, this resolution consti- of a letter of objection and two Liquor Control. tutes an emergency measure pro- copies of a letter requesting that the Section 3. That this resolution is viding for the immediate preserva- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- hereby declared to be an emergency tion of the public peace, prosperity, hoga County, and a statement by the measure and, provided it receives safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Director of Law that, in the Direc- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised tor’s opinion, the objection is based all the members elected to Council, Code, objections to renewal of upon substantial legal grounds with- it shall take effect and be in force liquor permits shall be made no in the meaning and intent of divi- immediately upon its adoption and later than thirty days prior to the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it expiration date of the permit; now, Revised Code to the Director of shall take effect and be in force t h e r e f o r e , Liquor Control. from and after the earliest period Be it resolved by the Council of Section 3. That this resolution is allowed by law. the City of Cleveland: hereby declared to be an emergency Adopted August 15, 2001. Section 1. That Council does here- measure and, provided it receives Awaiting the approval or disap- by record its objection to the renew- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of proval of the Mayor. al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, all the members elected to Council, Permit No. 00239900005, owned by it shall take effect and be in force Abeco Ayad Inc., DBA Grandpas immediately upon its adoption and Kitchen, 1905 East 55th Street, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Res. No. 1609-01. Cleveland, Ohio 44103 and requests shall take effect and be in force By Councilman Jones (by re- the Director of Liquor Control to set from and after the earliest period quest). a hearing for said application in allowed by law. An emergency resolution declar- accordance with provisions of Sec- Adopted August 15, 2001. ing the intention to vacate a portion tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Awaiting the approval or disap- of Velma Avenue S.E. Ohio. proval of the Mayor. Whereas, this Council; is satisfied Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- that there is good cause to vacate a cil be and she is hereby directed to portion of Velma Avenue as here- transmit two certified copies of this inafter described; and resolution, together with two copies Res. No. 1608-01. Whereas, this resolution consti- of a letter of objection and two By Councilman Jones. tutes an emergency measure in that copies of a letter requesting that the An emergency resolution object- the same provides for the usual hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor daily operation of a municipal hoga County, and a statement by the Permit at 4360 Lee Road. department; now, therefore, Director of Law that, in the Direc- Whereas, the uniform date for Be it resolved by the Council of tor’s opinion, the objection is based renewal of liquor permits in the the City of Cleveland: upon substantial legal grounds with- State of Ohio is October 1st; and Section 1. That it hereby declares in the meaning and intent of divi- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Whereas, pursuant to Section its intention to vacate portions of Revised Code to the Director of 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the the following described real proper- Liquor Control. legislative authority of a municipal ty: corporation may object to the renew- Section 3. That this resolution is Situated in the City of Cleveland, al of a permit based upon legal hereby declared to be an emergency County of Cuyahoga and State of grounds as set forth in division (A) measure and, provided it receives Ohio, and being all that portion of of Revised Code Section 4303.292; the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Velma Avenue S.E. (25.00 feet wide), and all the members elected to Council, extending Easterly from the East- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to it shall take effect and be in force erly line of East 141st Street (50.00 continue to engage in the liquor per- immediately upon its adoption and mit business in that he has operat- feet wide), to the Westerly line of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it ed his liquor permit business in a East 142nd Street (50.00 feet wide). shall take effect and be in force manner that demonstrates a disre- Section 2. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period gard for the laws, regulations or hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. local ordinances of the state, and measure and provided it receives the Adopted August 15, 2001. that this objection is based on other affirmative vote of two-thirds of all Awaiting the approval or disap- legal grounds as set forth in the members elected to Council, it proval of the Mayor. Revised Code Section 4303.292; and shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this resolution consti- immediately upon its adoption and tutes an emergency measure pro- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it viding for the immediate preserva- shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1611-01. tion of the public peace, prosperity, from and after the earliest period By Councilman Lewis. safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- allowed by law. An emergency resolution object- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Adopted August 15, 2001. ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor Code, objections to renewal of Awaiting the approval or disap- Permit at 1136 East 79th Street, 1st liquor permits shall be made no proval of the Mayor. Fl. later than thirty days prior to the Whereas, the uniform date for expiration date of the permit; now, renewal of liquor permits in the t h e r e f o r e , State of Ohio is October 1st; and Be it resolved by the Council of Res. No. 1610-01. Whereas, pursuant to Section the City of Cleveland: By Councilman Lewis. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Section 1. That Council does here- An emergency resolution object- legislative authority of a municipal by record its objection to the renew- ing to the renewal of a Liquor Per- corporation may object to the renew- al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. mit at 1905 East 55th Street. al of a permit based upon legal 5088723, owned by Lee Miles Service Whereas, the uniform date for grounds as set forth in division (A) Inc., DBA Lee-Miles Citgo, 4360 Lee renewal of liquor permits in the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44128 and State of Ohio is October 1st; and and requests the Director of Liquor Con- Whereas, pursuant to Section Whereas, the applicant is unfit to trol to set a hearing for said appli- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the continue to engage in the liquor per- cation in accordance with provisions legislative authority of a municipal mit business in that he has operat- of Section 4303.271 of the Revised corporation may object to the renew- ed his liquor permit business in a Code of Ohio. al of a permit based upon legal manner that demonstrates a disre- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- grounds as set forth in division (A) gard for the laws, regulations or cil be and she is hereby directed to of Revised Code Section 4303.292; local ordinances of the state, and transmit two certified copies of this and that this objection is based on other 2051 116 The City Record August 22, 2001 legal grounds as set forth in mits shall be made no later than Hough Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio Revised Code Section 4303.292; and thirty days prior to the expiration 44103 and requests the Director of Whereas, this resolution consti- date of the permit; now, therefore, Liquor Control to set a hearing for tutes an emergency measure pro- Be it resolved by the Council of said application in accordance with viding for the immediate preserva- the City of Cleveland: provisions of Section 4303.271 of the tion of the public peace, prosperity, Section 1. That Council does here- Revised Code of Ohio. safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- by record its objection to the renew- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. cil be and she is hereby directed to Code, objections to renewal of 2586684, owned by Vernadette M. transmit two certified copies of this liquor permits shall be made no Evans, DBA Big Momma Deli, 1144 resolution, together with two copies later than thirty days prior to the East 71st Street, 1st Fl., Cleveland, of a letter of objection and two expiration date of the permit; now, Ohio 44103 and requests the Director copies of a letter requesting that the t h e r e f o r e , of Liquor Control to set a hearing hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Be it resolved by the Council of for said application in accordance hoga County, and a statement by the the City of Cleveland: with provisions of Section 4303.271 Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 1. That Council does here- of the Revised Code of Ohio. tor’s opinion, the objection is based by record its objection to the renew- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- upon substantial legal grounds with- al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. cil be and she is hereby directed to in the meaning and intent of divi- 8601226, owned by Malissie Stokes, transmit two certified copies of this sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the DBA Grocery Deli, 1136 East 79th resolution, together with two copies Revised Code to the Director of Street, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44103 of a letter of objection and two Liquor Control. and requests the Director of Liquor copies of a letter requesting that the Section 3. That this resolution is Control to set a hearing for said hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- hereby declared to be an emergency application in accordance with pro- hoga County, and a statement by the measure and, provided it receives visions of Section 4303.271 of the Director of Law that, in the Direc- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Revised Code of Ohio. tor’s opinion, the objection is based all the members elected to Council, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- upon substantial legal grounds with- it shall take effect and be in force cil be and she is hereby directed to in the meaning and intent of divi- immediately upon its adoption and transmit two certified copies of this sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it resolution, together with two copies Revised Code to the Director of shall take effect and be in force of a letter of objection and two Liquor Control. from and after the earliest period copies of a letter requesting that the Section 3. That this resolution is allowed by law. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- hereby declared to be an emergency Adopted August 15, 2001. hoga County, and a statement by the measure and, provided it receives Awaiting the approval or disap- Director of Law that, in the Direc- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of proval of the Mayor. tor’s opinion, the objection is based all the members elected to Council, upon substantial legal grounds with- it shall take effect and be in force in the meaning and intent of divi- immediately upon its adoption and sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Res. No. 1614-01. Revised Code to the Director of shall take effect and be in force By Councilman Lewis. Liquor Control. from and after the earliest period An emergency resolution object- Section 3. That this resolution is allowed by law. ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 hereby declared to be an emergency Adopted August 15, 2001. Liquor Permit at 7102 Hough Ave- measure and, provided it receives Awaiting the approval or disap- nue. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of proval of the Mayor. Whereas, the uniform date for all the members elected to Council, renewal of liquor permits in the it shall take effect and be in force State of Ohio is October 1st; and immediately upon its adoption and Whereas, pursuant to Section approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Res. No. 1613-01. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the shall take effect and be in force By Councilman Lewis. legislative authority of a municipal from and after the earliest period An emergency resolution object- corporation may object to the re- allowed by law. ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X newal of a permit based upon legal Adopted August 15, 2001. Liquor Permit at 7001 Hough Ave- grounds as set forth in division (A) Awaiting the approval or disap- nue. of Revised Code Section 4303.292; proval of the Mayor. Whereas, the uniform date for and renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to State of Ohio is October 1st; and continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, pursuant to Section mit business in that he has operat- Res. No. 1612-01. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the ed his liquor permit business in a By Councilman Lewis. legislative authority of a municipal manner that demonstrates a disre- An emergency resolution object- corporation may object to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor al of a permit based upon legal local ordinances of the state, and Permit at 1144 East 71st Street, 1st grounds as set forth in division (A) that this objection is based on other Fl. of Revised Code Section 4303.292; legal grounds as set forth in Whereas, the uniform date for and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, this resolution consti- State of Ohio is October 1st; and continue to engage in the liquor per- tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, pursuant to Section mit business in that he has operat- ing for the immediate preservation 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the ed his liquor permit business in a of the public peace, prosperity, safe- legislative authority of a municipal manner that demonstrates a disre- ty and welfare pursuant to Section corporation may object to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, al of a permit based upon legal local ordinances of the state, and objections to renewal of liquor per- grounds as set forth in division (A) that this objection is based on other mits shall be made no later than of Revised Code Section 4303.292; legal grounds as set forth in thirty days prior to the expiration and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and date of the permit; now, therefore, Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, this resolution consti- Be it resolved by the Council of continue to engage in the liquor per- tutes an emergency measure provid- the City of Cleveland: mit business in that he has operat- ing for the immediate preservation Section 1. That Council does here- ed his liquor permit business in a of the public peace, prosperity, safe- by record its objection to the re- manner that demonstrates a disre- ty and welfare pursuant to Section newal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Per- gard for the laws, regulations or 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, mit, Permit No. 8681813, owned by local ordinances of the state, and objections to renewal of liquor per- Sulaiman Inc., 7102 Hough Avenue, that this objection is based on other mits shall be made no later than Cleveland, Ohio 44103 and requests legal grounds as set forth in thirty days prior to the expiration the Director of Liquor Control to set Revised Code Section 4303.292; and date of the permit; now, therefore, a hearing for said application in Whereas, this resolution consti- Be it resolved by the Council of accordance with provisions of Sec- tutes an emergency measure provid- the City of Cleveland: tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of ing for the immediate preservation Section 1. That Council does here- Ohio. of the public peace, prosperity, safe- by record its objection to the renew- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- ty and welfare pursuant to Section al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, cil be and she is hereby directed to 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Permit No. 7658201, owned by Sabri- transmit two certified copies of this objections to renewal of liquor per- na Inc., DBA Kwik Shop, 7001 resolution, together with two copies 2052 August 22, 2001 The City Record 117 of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of continue to engage in the liquor per- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. mit business in that he has operat- hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is ed his liquor permit business in a Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency manner that demonstrates a disre- tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and provided it receives the gard for the laws, regulations or upon substantial legal grounds with- affirmative vote of two-thirds of all local ordinances of the state, and in the meaning and intent of divi- the members elected to Council, it that this objection is based on other sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the shall take effect and be in force legal grounds as set forth in Revised Code to the Director of immediately upon its adoption and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Liquor Control. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Whereas, this resolution consti- Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure pro- hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period viding for the immediate preserva- measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. tion of the public peace, prosperity, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Adopted August 15, 2001. safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- all the members elected to Council, Awaiting the approval or disap- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised it shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. Code, objections to renewal of immediately upon its adoption and liquor permits shall be made no approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it later than thirty days prior to the shall take effect and be in force expiration date of the permit; now, from and after the earliest period Res. No. 1616-01. t h e r e f o r e , allowed by law. By Councilman Lewis (by re- Be it resolved by the Council of Adopted August 15, 2001. quest). the City of Cleveland: Awaiting the approval or disap- An emergency resolution declar- Section 1. That Council does here- proval of the Mayor. ing the intention to vacate portions by record its objection to the renew- of Addison Place and East 72nd al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, Street. Permit No. 91255550005, owned by Whereas, this Council; is satisfied Two N. Inc., DBA Convenient Foods, Res. No. 1615-01. that there is good cause to vacate 5910 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio By Councilman Lewis. portions of Addison Place and East 44102 and requests the Director of An emergency resolution object- 72nd Street as hereinafter described; Liquor Control to set a hearing for ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 and said application in accordance with Liquor Permit at 8802-06 Superior Whereas, this resolution consti- provisions of Section 4303.271 of the Avenue. tutes an emergency measure for the Revised Code of Ohio. Whereas, the uniform date for immediate preservation of public Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- renewal of liquor permits in the peace, property, health or safety, cil be and she is hereby directed to State of Ohio is October 1st; and now, therefore, transmit two certified copies of this Whereas, pursuant to Section Be it resolved by the Council of resolution, together with two copies 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the the City of Cleveland: of a letter of objection and two legislative authority of a municipal Section 1. That it hereby declares copies of a letter requesting that the corporation may object to the renew- its intention to vacate portions of hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- al of a permit based upon legal the following described real proper- hoga County, and a statement by the grounds as set forth in division (A) ty: Director of Law that, in the Direc- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Situated in the City of Cleveland, tor’s opinion, the objection is based and County of Cuyahoga and State of upon substantial legal grounds with- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Ohio, and being all that portion of in the meaning and intent of divi- continue to engage in the liquor per- Addison Place (width varies), sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the mit business in that he has operat- between East 72nd Street (65.00 feet Revised Code to the Director of ed his liquor permit business in a wide) and Wade Park Avenue (70.00 Liquor Control. manner that demonstrates a disre- feet wide). Section 3. That this resolution is gard for the laws, regulations or and hereby declared to be an emergency local ordinances of the state, and Situated in the City of Cleveland, measure and, provided it receives that this objection is based on other County of Cuyahoga and State of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of legal grounds as set forth in Ohio, and being all that portion of all the members elected to Council, Revised Code Section 4303.292; and East 72nd Street (65.00 feet wide) it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this resolution consti- between Wade Park Avenue (70.00 immediately upon its adoption and tutes an emergency measure pro- feet wide) and Dellenbaugh Avenue approval by the Mayor; otherwise it viding for the immediate preserva- (50.00 feet wide). shall take effect and be in force tion of the public peace, prosperity, Section 2. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised measure and, provided it receives Adopted August 15, 2001. Code, objections to renewal of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Awaiting the approval or disap- liquor permits shall be made no all the members elected to Council, proval of the Mayor. later than thirty days prior to the it shall take effect and be in force expiration date of the permit; now, immediately upon its adoption and t h e r e f o r e , approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Be it resolved by the Council of shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1618-01. the City of Cleveland: from and after the earliest period By Councilman Melena. Section 1. That Council does here- allowed by law. An emergency resolution object- by record its objection to the re- Adopted August 15, 2001. ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor newal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Per- Awaiting the approval or disap- Permit at 7310 Lorain Avenue. mit, Permit No. 2455399, owned by proval of the Mayor. Whereas, the uniform date for 8802 Superior Hawk Inc., DBA Supe- renewal of liquor permits in the rior Food Market, 8802-06 Superior State of Ohio is October 1st; and Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44101 and Whereas, pursuant to Section requests the Director of Liquor Con- Res. No. 1617-01. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the trol to set a hearing for said appli- By Councilman Melena. legislative authority of a municipal cation in accordance with provisions An emergency resolution object- corporation may object to the renew- of Section 4303.271 of the Revised ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 al of a permit based upon legal Code of Ohio. Liquor Permit at 5910 Detroit grounds as set forth in division (A) Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Avenue. of Revised Code Section 4303.292; cil be and she is hereby directed to Whereas, the uniform date for and transmit two certified copies of this renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to resolution, together with two copies State of Ohio is October 1st; and continue to engage in the liquor per- of a letter of objection and two Whereas, pursuant to Section mit business in that he has operat- copies of a letter requesting that the 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the ed his liquor permit business in a hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- legislative authority of a municipal manner that demonstrates a disre- hoga County, and a statement by the corporation may object to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or Director of Law that, in the Direc- al of a permit based upon legal local ordinances of the state, and tor’s opinion, the objection is based grounds as set forth in division (A) that this objection is based on other upon substantial legal grounds with- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; legal grounds as set forth in in the meaning and intent of divi- and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and 2053 118 The City Record August 22, 2001

Whereas, this resolution consti- Be it resolved by the Council of of Liquor Control to set a hearing tutes an emergency measure pro- the City of Cleveland: for said application in accordance viding for the immediate preserva- Section 1. That Council does here- with provisions of Section 4303.271 tion of the public peace, prosperity, by record its objection to the renew- of the Revised Code of Ohio. safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised 0569335, owned by Bee Hive Tavern cil be and she is hereby directed to Code, objections to renewal of Inc., DBA Bee Hive Tavern, 6104 transmit two certified copies of this liquor permits shall be made no Storer Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44102 resolution, together with two copies later than thirty days prior to the and requests the Director of Liquor of a letter of objection and two expiration date of the permit; now, Control to set a hearing for said copies of a letter requesting that the t h e r e f o r e , application in accordance with pro- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Be it resolved by the Council of visions of Section 4303.271 of the hoga County, and a statement by the the City of Cleveland: Revised Code of Ohio. Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 1. That Council does here- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tor’s opinion, the objection is based by record its objection to the renew- cil be and she is hereby directed to upon substantial legal grounds with- al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. transmit two certified copies of this in the meaning and intent of divi- 0345134, owned by AZIZ Corp., DBA resolution, together with two copies sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the West 73rd Shell, 7310 Lorain Avenue, of a letter of objection and two Revised Code to the Director of Cleveland, Ohio 44102 and requests copies of a letter requesting that the Liquor Control. the Director of Liquor Control to set hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Section 3. That this resolution is a hearing for said application in hoga County, and a statement by the hereby declared to be an emergency accordance with provisions of Sec- Director of Law that, in the Direc- measure and, provided it receives tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of tor’s opinion, the objection is based the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ohio. upon substantial legal grounds with- all the members elected to Council, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- in the meaning and intent of divi- it shall take effect and be in force cil be and she is hereby directed to sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the immediately upon its adoption and transmit two certified copies of this Revised Code to the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it resolution, together with two copies Liquor Control. shall take effect and be in force of a letter of objection and two Section 3. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period copies of a letter requesting that the hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- measure and, provided it receives Adopted August 15, 2001. hoga County, and a statement by the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Awaiting the approval or disap- Director of Law that, in the Direc- all the members elected to Council, proval of the Mayor. tor’s opinion, the objection is based it shall take effect and be in force upon substantial legal grounds with- immediately upon its adoption and in the meaning and intent of divi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1621-01. Revised Code to the Director of from and after the earliest period By Councilman Patmon. Liquor Control. allowed by law. An emergency resolution object- Section 3. That this resolution is Adopted August 15, 2001. ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X hereby declared to be an emergency Awaiting the approval or disap- Liquor Permit at 1250 East 105th measure and, provided it receives proval of the Mayor. Street. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, the uniform date for all the members elected to Council, renewal of liquor permits in the it shall take effect and be in force State of Ohio is October 1st; arid immediately upon its adoption and Res. No. 1620-01. Whereas, pursuant to Section approval by the Mayor; otherwise it By Councilman Patmon. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the shall take effect and be in force An emergency resolution object- legislative authority of a municipal from and after the earliest period ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X corporation may object to the renew- allowed by law. Liquor Permit at 863-71 East 93rd al of a permit based upon legal Adopted August 15, 2001. Street, 1st Fl. grounds as set forth in division (A) Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, the uniform date for of Revised Code Section 4303.292; proval of the Mayor. renewal of liquor permits in the and State of Ohio is October 1st; and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, pursuant to Section continue to engage in the liquor 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the permit business in that he has oper- Res. No. 1619-01. legislative authority of a municipal ated his liquor permit business in a By Councilman Melena. corporation may object to the renew- manner that demonstrates a disre- An emergency resolution object- al of a permit based upon legal gard for the laws, regulations or ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor grounds as set forth in division (A) local ordinances of the state, and Permit at 6104 Storer Avenue. of Revised Code Section 4303.292; that this objection is based on other Whereas, the uniform date for and legal grounds as set forth in renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Revised Code Section 4303.292; and State of Ohio is October 1st; and continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, this resolution consti- Whereas, pursuant to Section mit business in that he has operat- tutes an emergency measure provid- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the ed his liquor permit business in a ing for the immediate preservation legislative authority of a municipal manner that demonstrates a disre- of the public peace, prosperity, safe- corporation may object to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or ty and welfare pursuant to Section al of a permit based upon legal local ordinances of the state, and 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, grounds as set forth in division (A) that this objection is based on other objections to renewal of liquor per- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; legal grounds as set forth in mits shall be made no later than and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and thirty days prior to the expiration Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, this resolution consti- date of the permit; now, therefore, continue to engage in the liquor per- tutes an emergency measure pro- Be it resolved by the Council of mit business in that he has operat- viding for the immediate preserva- the City of Cleveland: ed his liquor permit business in a tion of the public peace, prosperity, Section 1. That Council does here- manner that demonstrates a disre- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- by record its objection to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, local ordinances of the state, and Code, objections to renewal of Permit No. 7809310, owned by that this objection is based on other liquor permits shall be made no Scheherazade Foods Inc., DBA Mid- legal grounds as set forth in later than thirty days prior to the town Savmor, 1250 East 105th Street, Revised Code Section 4303.292; and expiration date of the permit; now, Cleveland, Ohio 44108 and requests Whereas, this resolution consti- t h e r e f o r e , the Director of Liquor Control to set tutes an emergency measure provid- Be it resolved by the Council of a hearing for said application in ing for the immediate preservation the City of Cleveland: accordance with provisions of Sec- of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Section 1. That Council does here- tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of ty and welfare pursuant to Section by record its objection to the renew- Ohio. 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- objections to renewal of liquor per- Permit No. 7702571, owned by Samia cil be and she is hereby directed to mits shall be made no later than Inc., DBA Convenience Deli, 863-71 transmit two certified copies of this thirty days prior to the expiration East 93rd Street, 1st Fl., Cleveland, resolution, together with two copies date of the permit; now, therefore, Ohio 44108 and requests the Director of a letter of objection and two 2054 August 22, 2001 The City Record 119 copies of a letter requesting that the Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise it hoga County, and a statement by the measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force Director of Law that, in the Direc- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period tor’s opinion, the objection is based all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. upon substantial legal grounds with- it shall take effect and be in force Adopted August 15, 2001. in the meaning and intent of immediately upon its adoption and Awaiting the approval or disap- division (A) of Section 4303.292 of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it proval of the Mayor. the Revised Code to the Director of shall take effect and be in force Liquor Control. from and after the earliest period Section 3. That this resolution is allowed by law. hereby declared to be an emergency Adopted August 15, 2001. Res. No. 1624-01. measure and, provided it receives Awaiting the approval or disap- By Councilman Patmon. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of proval of the Mayor. An emergency resolution object- all the members elected to Council, ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 it shall take effect and be in force Liquor Permit at 9021 St. Clair immediately upon its adoption and Avenue, 1st Fl. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Whereas, the uniform date for shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1623-01. renewal of liquor permits in the from and after the earliest period By Councilman Patmon. State of Ohio is October 1st; and allowed by law. An emergency resolution ob j e c t i n g Whereas, pursuant to Section Adopted August 15, 2001. to the renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Awaiting the approval or disap- Permit at 974-78 Parkwood, 1st Fl. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the proval of the Mayor. Whereas, the uniform date for legislative authority of a municipal renewal of liquor permits in the corporation may object to the State of Ohio is October 1st; and renewal of a permit based upon Whereas, pursuant to Section legal grounds as set forth in divi- Res. No. 1622-01. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the sion (A) of Revised Code Section By Councilman Patmon. legislative authority of a municipal 4303.292; and An emergency resolution object- corporation may object to the renew- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X al of a permit based upon legal continue to engage in the liquor per- Liquor Permit at 970 Lakeview Rd. grounds as set forth in division (A) mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, the uniform date for of Revised Code Section 4303.292; ed his liquor permit business in a renewal of liquor permits in the and manner that demonstrates a disre- State of Ohio is October 1st; arid Whereas, the applicant is unfit to gard for the laws, regulations or Whereas, pursuant to Section continue to engage in the liquor per- local ordinances of the state, and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- mit business in that he has operat- that this objection is based on other islative authority of a municipal cor- ed his liquor permit business in a legal grounds as set forth in poration may object to the renewal manner that demonstrates a disre- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and of a permit based upon legal gard for the laws, regulations or Whereas, this resolution consti- tutes an emergency measure provid- grounds as set forth in division (A) local ordinances of the state, and ing for the immediate preservation of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and that this objection is based on other of the public peace, prosperity, safe- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to legal grounds as set forth in ty and welfare pursuant to Section continue to engage in the liquor per- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, this resolution consti- ed his liquor permit business in a objections to renewal of liquor per- tutes an emergency measure pro- manner that demonstrates a disre- mits shall be made no later than viding for the immediate preserva- gard for the laws, regulations or thirty days prior to the expiration local ordinances of the state, and tion of the public peace, prosperity, date of the permit; now, therefore, that this objection is based on other safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Be it resolved by the Council of legal grounds as set forth in tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised the City of Cleveland: Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Code, objections to renewal of Section 1. That Council does here- Whereas, this resolution consti- liquor permits shall be made no by record its objection to the renew- tutes an emergency measure pro- later than thirty days prior to the al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, viding for the immediate preserva- expiration date of the permit; now, Permit No. 6417910, owned by 91st tion of the public peace, prosperity, t h e r e f o r e , Sorp., 9021 St. Clair Avenue, 1st Fl., safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Be it resolved by the Council of Cleveland, Ohio 44108 and requests tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised the City of Cleveland: the Director of Liquor Control to set Code, objections to renewal of Section 1. That Council does here- a hearing for said application in liquor permits shall be made no by record its objection to the renew- accordance with provisions of Sec- later than thirty days prior to the al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of expiration date of the permit; now, Permit No. 0037309, owned by Ohio. t h e r e f o r e , Shahrazan Abuzahrieh, DBA Sun- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Be it resolved by the Council of shine Food Market, 974-78 Park- cil be and she is hereby directed to the City of Cleveland: wood, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44108 transmit two certified copies of this Section 1. That Council does here- and requests the Director of Liquor resolution, together with two copies by record its objection to the renew- Control to set a hearing for said of a letter of objection and two al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, application in accordance with pro- copies of a letter requesting that the Permit No. 6234793, owned by visions of Section 4303.271 of the hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Karimeh A. Muntaser, DBA Lake- Revised Code of Ohio. hoga County, and a statement by the view Superette, 970 Lakeview Rd., Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Law that, in the Direc- Cleveland, Ohio 44108 and requests cil be and she is hereby directed to tor’s opinion, the objection is based the Director of Liquor Control to set transmit two certified copies of this upon substantial legal grounds with- a hearing for said application in resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- accordance with provisions of Sec- of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of Ohio. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hoga County, and a statement by the cil be and she is hereby directed to Section 3. That this resolution is transmit two certified copies of this Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency resolution, together with two copies tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and, provided it receives of a letter of objection and two upon substantial legal grounds with- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of copies of a letter requesting that the in the meaning and intent of divi- all the members elected to Council, hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the it shall take effect and be in force hoga County, and a statement by the Revised Code to the Director of immediately upon its adoption and Director of Law that, in the Direc- Liquor Control. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tor’s opinion, the objection is based Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force upon substantial legal grounds with- hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period in the meaning and intent of divi- measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Adopted August 15, 2001. Revised Code to the Director of all the members elected to Council, Awaiting the approval or disap- Liquor Control. it shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. 2055 120 The City Record August 22, 2001

Res. No. 1625-01. Whereas, pursuant to Section Whereas, the applicant is unfit to By Councilman Polensek. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the continue to engage in the liquor per- An emergency resolution object- legislative authority of a municipal mit business in that he has operat- ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor corporation may object to the renew- ed his liquor permit business in a Permit at 231 East 156th Street, 1st al of a permit based upon legal manner that demonstrates a disre- Fl. grounds as set forth in division (A) gard for the laws, regulations or Whereas, the uniform date for of Revised Code Section 4303.292; local ordinances of the state, and renewal of liquor permits in the and that this objection is based on other State of Ohio is October 1st; and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to legal grounds as set forth in Whereas, pursuant to Section continue to engage in the liquor per- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, this resolution consti- legislative authority of a municipal ed his liquor permit business in a tutes an emergency measure pro- corporation may object to the re- manner that demonstrates a disre- viding for the immediate preserva- newal of a permit based upon legal gard for the laws, regulations or tion of the public peace, prosperity, grounds as set forth in division (A) local ordinances of the state, and safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; that this objection is based on other tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised and legal grounds as set forth in Code, objections to renewal of Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Revised Code Section 4303.292; and liquor permits shall be made no continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, this resolution consti- later than thirty days prior to the mit business in that he has operat- tutes an emergency measure pro- expiration date of the permit; now, ed his liquor permit business in a viding for the immediate preserva- t h e r e f o r e , manner that demonstrates a disre- tion of the public peace, prosperity, Be it resolved by the Council of gard for the laws, regulations or safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- the City of Cleveland: local ordinances of the state, and tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Section 1. That Council does here- that this objection is based on other Code, objections to renewal of by record its objection to the renew- legal grounds as set forth in liquor permits shall be made no al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Revised Code Section 4303.292; and later than thirty days prior to the 56036170115, owned by Mascot Petro- Whereas, this resolution consti- expiration date of the permit; now, leum Co. Inc., DBA Sunoco Sunmart, tutes an emergency measure pro- t h e r e f o r e , 910 East 185th Street, Cleveland, viding for the immediate preserva- Be it resolved by the Council of Ohio 44119 and requests the Director tion of the public peace, prosperity, the City of Cleveland: of Liquor Control to set a hearing safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Section 1. That Council does here- for said application in accordance tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised by record its objection to the renew- with provisions of Section 4303.271 Code, objections to renewal of al of a D1, D2, D3, D3A and D6 of the Revised Code of Ohio. liquor permits shall be made no Liquor Permit, Permit No. 5819446, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- later than thirty days prior to the owned by Melbourne Men-Business, cil be and she is hereby directed to expiration date of the permit; now, DBA Café Bluebird, 397 E. 156th St., transmit two certified copies of this t h e r e f o r e , 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and resolution, together with two copies Be it resolved by the Council of requests the Director of Liquor Con- of a letter of objection and two the City of Cleveland: trol to set a hearing for said appli- copies of a letter requesting that the Section 1. That Council does here- cation in accordance with provisions hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- by record its objection to the renew- of Section 4303.271 of the Revised hoga County, and a statement by the al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Code of Ohio. Director of Law that, in the Direc- 0142108, owned by Alojz Znidarsic Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tor’s opinion, the objection is based Inc., DBA Glen Cove Pub, 231 East cil be and she is hereby directed to upon substantial legal grounds with- 156th Street, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio transmit two certified copies of this in the meaning and intent of divi- 44110 and requests the Director of sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the resolution, together with two copies Liquor Control to set a hearing for Revised Code to the Director of of a letter of objection and two said application in accordance with Liquor Control. copies of a letter requesting that the provisions of Section 4303.271 of the Section 3. That this resolution is hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Revised Code of Ohio. hereby declared to be an emergency hoga County, and a statement by the Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- measure and, provided it receives Director of Law that, in the Direc- cil be and she is hereby directed to the affirmative vote of two-thirds of transmit two certified copies of this tor’s opinion, the objection is based all the members elected to Council, resolution, together with two copies upon substantial legal grounds with- it shall take effect and be in force of a letter of objection and two in the meaning and intent of divi- immediately upon its adoption and copies of a letter requesting that the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Revised Code to the Director of shall take effect and be in force hoga County, and a statement by the Liquor Control. from and after the earliest period Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 3. That this resolution is allowed by law. tor’s opinion, the objection is based hereby declared to be an emergency Adopted August 15, 2001. upon substantial legal grounds with- measure and, provided it receives Awaiting the approval or disap- in the meaning and intent of divi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of proval of the Mayor. sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the all the members elected to Council, Revised Code to the Director of it shall take effect and be in force Liquor Control. immediately upon its adoption and Section 3. That this resolution is approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Res. No. 1628-01. hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force By Councilman Polensek. measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period An emergency resolution object- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. ing to the renewal of a C1, C2 and all the members elected to Council, Adopted August 15, 2001. D6 Liquor Permit at 15428 it shall take effect and be in force Awaiting the approval or disap- Lakeshore Blvd. immediately upon its adoption and proval of the Mayor. Whereas, the uniform date for approval by the Mayor; otherwise it renewal of liquor permits in the shall take effect and be in force State of Ohio is October 1st; and from and after the earliest period Whereas, pursuant to Section allowed by law. Res. No. 1627-01. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- Adopted August 15, 2001. By Councilman Polensek. islative authority of a municipal cor- Awaiting the approval or disap- An emergency resolution object- poration may object to the renewal proval of the Mayor. ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor of a permit based upon legal Permit at 910 East 185th Street. grounds as set forth in division (A) Whereas, the uniform date for of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Res. No. 1626-01. State of Ohio is October 1st; and continue to engage in the liquor per- By Councilman Polensek. Whereas, pursuant to Section mit business in that he has operat- An emergency resolution object- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the ed his liquor permit business in a ing to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3, legislative authority of a municipal manner that demonstrates a disre- D3A and D6 Liquor Permit at 397 E. corporation may object to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or 156th St., 1st Fl. al of a permit based upon legal local ordinances of the state, and Whereas, the uniform date for grounds as set forth in division (A) that this objection is based on other renewal of liquor permits in the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; legal grounds as set forth in State of Ohio is October 1st; and and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and 2056 August 22, 2001 The City Record 121

Whereas, this resolution consti- later than thirty days prior to the nient Food, 15521 St. Clair Avenue, tutes an emergency measure pro- expiration date of the permit; now, Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and requests viding for the immediate preserva- t h e r e f o r e , the Director of Liquor Control to set tion of the public peace, prosperity, Be it resolved by the Council of a hearing for said application in safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- the City of Cleveland: accordance with provisions of Section tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Section 1. That Council does here- 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Ohio. Code, objections to renewal of by record its objection to the renew- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- liquor permits shall be made no al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, cil be and she is hereby directed to later than thirty days prior to the Permit No. 51799020005, owned by transmit two certified copies of this expiration date of the permit; now, Lez, Inc., DBA Convenient Express, resolution, together with two copies t h e r e f o r e , 17318 Lakeshore Blvd., Cleveland, of a letter of objection and two Be it resolved by the Council of Ohio 44119 and requests the Director copies of a letter requesting that the the City of Cleveland: of Liquor Control to set a hearing hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Section 1. That Council does here- for said application in accordance hoga County, and a statement by the by record its objection to the renew- with provisions of Section 4303.271 Director of Law that, in the Direc- al of a C1, C2 and D6 Liquor Per- of the Revised Code of Ohio. tor’s opinion, the objection is based mit, Permit No. 6700191, owned by Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- upon substantial legal grounds with- Park CFM Inc., DBA Convenient cil be and she is hereby directed to in the meaning and intent of divi- Foods, 15428 Lakeshore Blvd., Cleve- transmit two certified copies of this sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the land, Ohio 44110 and requests the resolution, together with two copies Revised Code to the Director of Director of Liquor Control to set a of a letter of objection and two Liquor Control. hearing for said application in copies of a letter requesting that the Section 3. That this resolution is accordance with provisions of Sec- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- hereby declared to be an emergency tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of hoga County, and a statement by the measure and, provided it receives Ohio. Director of Law that, in the Direc- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tor’s opinion, the objection is based all the members elected to Council, cil be and she is hereby directed to upon substantial legal grounds with- it shall take effect and be in force transmit two certified copies of this in the meaning and intent of divi- immediately upon its adoption and resolution, together with two copies sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of a letter of objection and two Revised Code to the Director of shall take effect and be in force copies of a letter requesting that the Liquor Control. from and after the earliest period hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Section 3. That this resolution is allowed by law. hoga County, and a statement by the hereby declared to be an emergency Adopted August 15, 2001. Director of Law that, in the Direc- measure and, provided it receives Awaiting the approval or disap- tor’s opinion, the objection is based the affirmative vote of two-thirds of proval of the Mayor. upon substantial legal grounds with- all the members elected to Council, in the meaning and intent of divi- it shall take effect and be in force sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the immediately upon its adoption and Revised Code to the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Res. No. 1631-01. Liquor Control. shall take effect and be in force By Councilman Polensek. Section 3. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period An emergency resolution object- hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. ing to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3, measure and, provided it receives Adopted August 15, 2001. D3A and D6 Liquor Permit at 17910 the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Awaiting the approval or disap- Lakeshore Blvd. all the members elected to Council, proval of the Mayor. Whereas, the uniform date for it shall take effect and be in force renewal of liquor permits in the immediately upon its adoption and State of Ohio is October 1st; and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Whereas, pursuant to Section shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1630-01. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the from and after the earliest period By Councilman Polensek. legislative authority of a municipal allowed by law. An emergency resolution object- corporation may object to the renew- Adopted August 15, 2001. ing to the renewal of a C1, C2 and al of a permit based upon legal Awaiting the approval or disap- D6 Liquor Permit at 15521 St. Clair grounds as set forth in division (A) proval of the Mayor. Avenue. of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Whereas, the uniform date for and renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to State of Ohio is October 1st; and continue to engage in the liquor per- Res. No. 1629-01. Whereas, pursuant to Section mit business in that he has operat- By Councilman Polensek. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the ed his liquor permit business in a An emergency resolution object- legislative authority of a municipal manner that demonstrates a disre- ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 corporation may object to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or Liquor Permit at 17318 Lakeshore al of a permit based upon legal local ordinances of the state, and Blvd. grounds as set forth in division (A) that this objection is based on other Whereas, the uniform date for of Revised Code Section 4303.292; legal grounds as set forth in renewal of liquor permits in the and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and State of Ohio is October 1st; and Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, this resolution consti- Whereas, pursuant to Section continue to engage in the liquor per- tutes an emergency measure provid- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the mit business in that he has operat- ing for the immediate preservation legislative authority of a municipal ed his liquor permit business in a of the public peace, prosperity, safe- corporation may object to the renew- manner that demonstrates a disre- ty and welfare pursuant to Section al of a permit based upon legal gard for the laws, regulations or 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, grounds as set forth in division (A) local ordinances of the state, and objections to renewal of liquor per- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; that this objection is based on other mits shall be made no later than and legal grounds as set forth in thirty days prior to the expiration Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Revised Code Section 4303.292; and date of the permit; now, therefore, continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, this resolution consti- Be it resolved by the Council of mit business in that he has operat- tutes an emergency measure provid- the City of Cleveland: ed his liquor permit business in a ing for the immediate preservation Section 1. That Council does here- manner that demonstrates a disre- of the public peace, prosperity, safe- by record its objection to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or ty and welfare pursuant to Section al of a D1, D2, D3, D3A and D6 local ordinances of the state, and 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Liquor Permit, Permit No. 1165352, that this objection is based on other objections to renewal of liquor per- owned by C & CS Corner Tavern, legal grounds as set forth in mits shall be made no later than DBA Time Out Grill, 17910 Revised Code Section 4303.292; and thirty days prior to the expiration Lakeshore Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio Whereas, this resolution consti- date of the permit; now, therefore, 44119 and requests the Director of tutes an emergency measure pro- Be it resolved by the Council of Liquor Control to set a hearing for viding for the immediate preserva- the City of Cleveland: said application in accordance with tion of the public peace, prosperity, Section 1. That Council does here- provisions of Section 4303.271 of the safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- by record its objection to the renew- Revised Code of Ohio. tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised al of a C1, C2 and D6 Liquor Permit, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Code, objections to renewal of Permit No. 1709285, owned by Conve- cil be and she is hereby directed to liquor permits shall be made no nient Food Mart Inc., DBA Conve- transmit two certified copies of this 2057 122 The City Record August 22, 2001 resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- Whereas, this Council wishes to of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the withdraw its objection to the above copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of renewal and consents to said renew- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. al based upon and pursuant to a hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is cooperation agreement signed Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency August 9, 2001, a copy of which is tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and, provided it receives in the City Law Department; and upon substantial legal grounds with- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, this resolution consti- in the meaning and intent of divi- all the members elected to Council, tutes an emergency measure provid- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the it shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of Revised Code to the Director of immediately upon its adoption and a municipal department; now, there- Liquor Control. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it fore, Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency Be it resolved by the Council of from and after the earliest period the City of Cleveland: measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. Section 1. That objection to the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Adopted August 15, 2001. renewal of a D2, D2X, D3, D3A and all the members elected to Council, Awaiting the approval or disap- it shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. D6 Liquor Permit to 15601 Waterloo immediately upon its adoption and Rd., 1st Fl. & Bsmt., be and the same approval by the Mayor; otherwise it is hereby withdrawn and Res. No. shall take effect and be in force 1455-2000, containing said objection, from and after the earliest period Res. No. 1633-01. be and the same is hereby repealed allowed by law. By Councilman Polensek. and that this Council consents to the Adopted August 15, 2001. An emergency resolution with- immediate renewal thereof. Awaiting the approval or disap- drawing objection to the transfer of Section 2. That this resolution is proval of the Mayor. ownership of a D1 and D2 Liquor hereby declared to be an emergency Permit to 568 East 185th Street, and measure and provided it receives the repealing Res. No. 962-01 objecting affirmative vote of two-thirds of all to said transfer of ownership. the members elected to Council, it Res. No. 1632-01. Whereas, this Council objected to shall take effect and be in force By Councilman Polensek. the transfer of ownership of a D1 immediately upon its adoption and An emergency resolution object- and D2 Liquor Permit to 568 East approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor 185th Street by Res. No. 962-01 adopt- shall take effect and be in force Permit at 747 East 185th Street, 1st ed by Council on May 21, 2001; and from and after the earliest period Fl. Whereas, this Council wishes to allowed by law. Whereas, the uniform date for withdraw its objection to the above Adopted August 15, 2001. renewal of liquor permits in the transfer of ownership and consents Awaiting the approval or disap- State of Ohio is October 1st; and to said transfer of ownership based proval of the Mayor. Whereas, pursuant to Section upon and pursuant to a cooperation 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the agreement signed August 1, 2001, a legislative authority of a municipal copy of which is in the file for this corporation may object to the renew- address with the City Law Depart- Res. No. 1635-01. al of a permit based upon legal ment; and By Councilman Polensek. grounds as set forth in division (A) Whereas, this resolution consti- An emergency resolution deter- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; tutes an emergency measure provid- mining the lowest and best bid for and ing for the usual daily operation of Council business cards and note Whereas, the applicant is unfit to a municipal department; now, there- continue to engage in the liquor fore, pads for a period of two years and permit business in that he has oper- Be it resolved by the Council of authorizing the Clerk of Council to ated his liquor permit business in a the City of Cleveland: enter into a requirement contract for manner that demonstrates a disre- Section 1. That objection to the the same. gard for the laws, regulations or transfer of ownership of a D1 and Whereas, this resolution consti- local ordinances of the state, and D2 Liquor Permit to 568 East 185th tutes an emergency measure for the that this objection is based on other Street, be and the same is hereby immediate preservation of public legal grounds as set forth in withdrawn and Res. No. 962-01, con- peace, property, health or safety, Revised Code Section 4303.292; and taining said objection, be and the now, therefore, Whereas, this resolution consti- same if hereby repealed and that Be it resolved by the Council of tutes an emergency measure pro- this Council consents to the imme- the City of Cleveland: viding for the immediate preserva- diate transfer of ownership there- Section 1. That it is hereby deter- tion of the public peace, prosperity, o f . mined that the bid of Brothers Print- safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Section 2. That this resolution is ing Co. for Council business cards tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised hereby declared to be an emergency and note pads for the Clerk of Coun- Code, objections to renewal of measure and provided it receives the cil for a period of two years is the liquor permits shall be made no affirmative vote of two-thirds of all lowest and best bid received after later than thirty days prior to the the members elected to Council, it advertising in accordance with Sec- expiration date of the permit; now, shall take effect and be in force tion 108 of the City Charter, pur- t h e r e f o r e , immediately upon its adoption and suant to Ordinance No. 388-01, passed Be it resolved by the Council of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it March 5, 2001, and the Clerk of the City of Cleveland: shall take effect and be in force Council be and she hereby is autho- Section 1. That Council does here- from and after the earliest period rized to enter into a requirement by record its objection to the renew- allowed by law. contract with Brothers Printing Co. al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Adopted August 15, 2001. for such services in accordance with 3983152, owned by Horseshoe Booze Awaiting the approval or disap- specifications upon which said bid & Food, Inc., 747 East 185th Street, proval of the Mayor. was received. The cost of said con- Cleveland, Ohio 44119 and requests tract shall be payable out of funds the Director of Liquor Control to set appropriated for Council. a hearing for said application in Section 2. That this resolution is accordance with provisions of Sec- Res. No. 1634-01. tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of By Councilman Polensek. hereby declared to be an emergency Ohio. An emergency resolution with- measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- drawing objection to the renewal of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of cil be and she is hereby directed to a D2, D2X, D3, D3A and D6 Liquor all the members elected to Council, transmit two certified copies of this Permit to 15601 Waterloo Rd., 1st Fl. it shall take effect and be in force resolution, together with two copies & Bsmt., and repealing Res. No. 1455- immediately upon its adoption and of a letter of objection and two 2000 objecting to said renewal. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it copies of a letter requesting that the Whereas, this Council objected to shall take effect and be in force hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- the renewal of a D2, D2X, D3, D3A from and after the earliest period hoga County, and a statement by the and D6 Liquor Permit to 15601 allowed by law. Director of Law that, in the Direc- Waterloo Rd., 1st Fl. & Bsmt. by Adopted August 15, 2001. tor’s opinion, the objection is based Res. No. 1455-2000 adopted by Coun- Awaiting the approval or disap- upon substantial legal grounds with- cil on August 7, 2000; and proval of the Mayor. 2058 August 22, 2001 The City Record 123

Res. No. 1636-01. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it specifications upon which said bid By Councilman Polensek. shall take effect and be in force was received. The cost of said con- An emergency resolution deter- from and after the earliest period tract shall be payable out of funds mining the lowest and best bid for allowed by law. appropriated for Council. Council ward mailing services for a Adopted August 15, 2001. Section 2. That this resolution is period of two years and authorizing Awaiting the approval or disap- hereby declared to be an emergency the Clerk of Council to enter into a proval of the Mayor. measure and, provided it receives requirement contract for the same. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, this resolution consti- all the members elected to Council, tutes an emergency measure for the it shall take effect and be in force immediate preservation of public Res. No. 1638-01. immediately upon its adoption and peace, property, health or safety, By Councilman Polensek. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it now, therefore, An emergency resolution deter- shall take effect and be in force Be it resolved by the Council of mining the lowest and best bid for from and after the earliest period the City of Cleveland: expedited printing services for ward allowed by law. Section 1. That it is hereby deter- mailings for a period of two years Adopted August 15, 2001. mined that the bid of Cleveland Let- and authorizing the Clerk of Coun- Awaiting the approval or disap- ter Service for Council ward mailing cil to enter a requirement contract proval of the Mayor. services for the Clerk of Council for for the same. a period of two years is the lowest Whereas, this resolution consti- and best bid received after adver- tutes an emergency measure for the tising in accordance with Section immediate preservation of public Res. No. 1640-01. 108 of the City Charter, pursuant to peace, property, health or safety, By Councilmen Polensek, Cintron Ordinance No. 387-01, passed March now, therefore, and Patmon. 5, 2001, and the Clerk of Council be Be it resolved by the Council of An emergency resolution object- and she hereby is authorized to the City of Cleveland: ing to the closing by Dominion East enter into a requirement contract Section 1. That it is hereby deter- Ohio Gas Company of its Payment with Cleveland Letter Service for mined that the bid of Orange Blos- and Billing Explanation Center in such services in accordance with som Press for expedited printing Downtown Cleveland, and request- specifications upon which said bid services for ward mailings for the ing that the Company reconsider its was received. The cost of said con- Clerk of Council for a period of two decision. tract shall be payable out of funds years is the lowest and best bid Whereas, Dominion East Ohio Gas appropriated for Council. received after advertising in accor- Company has announced the closing Section 2. That this resolution is dance with Section 108 of the City of its last two Payment and Billing hereby declared to be an emergency Charter, pursuant to Ordinance No. Explanation Centers, including one measure and, provided it receives 625-01, passed April 2, 2001, and the located in Downtown Cleveland as the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Clerk of Council be and she hereby of September 8, 2001, and all the members elected to Council, is authorized to enter into a require- Whereas, 72,000 customers of it shall take effect and be in force ment contract with Orange Blossom Dominion East Ohio Gas Company immediately upon its adoption and Press for such services in accor- depend upon these walk-in Payment approval by the Mayor; otherwise it dance with specifications upon and Billing Explanation Centers, shall take effect and be in force which said bid was received. The which provide customers with the from and after the earliest period cost of said contract shall be immediate ability to, among other allowed by law. payable out of funds appropriated things, have questions answered, Adopted August 15, 2001. for Council. schedule investigations and re- Awaiting the approval or disap- Section 2. That this resolution is reads, and have gas turned on or proval of the Mayor. hereby declared to be an emergency off, and measure and, provided it receives Whereas, without a walk-in Pay- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ment and Billing Explanation Cen- all the members elected to Council, ter, customers will be limited to Res. No. 1637-01. it shall take effect and be in force unreliable call-in centers to have By Councilman Polensek. immediately upon its adoption and questions and problems handled, An emergency resolution deter- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it and such centers often fail to pro- mining the lowest and best bid for shall take effect and be in force vide proper accessibility and service Council printing services for ward from and after the earliest period to consumers; and mailings for a period of two years allowed by law. Whereas, for making payments and authorizing the Clerk of Coun- Adopted August 15, 2001. customers will have to pay up to cil to enter into a requirement con- Awaiting the approval or disap- $1.00 per transaction to process pay- tract for the same. proval of the Mayor. ments at a store, bank or other busi- Whereas, this resolution consti- ness that has contracted with tutes an emergency measure for the Dominion East Ohio to handle such immediate preservation of public transactions; and more than a third peace, property, health or safety, Res. No. 1639-01. of such centers accept cash only; now, therefore, By Councilman Polensek. and Be it resolved by the Council of An emergency resolution deter- Whereas, the need for personal the City of Cleveland: mining the lowest and best bid for contact with representatives of the Section 1. That it is hereby deter- Council letterhead and envelopes for gas company has greatly increased mined that the bid of Legal News a period of two years and authoriz- with the advent in October of 2000 Publishing Company for printing ing the Clerk of Council to enter of the gas choice program, which services for ward mailings for the into a requirement contract for the has created confusion and concern Clerk of Council for a period of two same. among consumers, and with the years is the lowest and best bid Whereas, this resolution consti- huge increases in rates, causing received after advertising in accor- tutes an emergency measure for the many customers to incur delinquen- dance with Section 108 of the City immediate preservation of public cies and require assistance to estab- Charter, pursuant to Ordinance No. peace, property, health or safety, lish payment arrangements in order 625-01, passed April 2, 2001, and the now, therefore, to maintain service; and Clerk of Council be and she hereby Be it resolved by the Council of Whereas, the closing of Dominion is authorized to enter into a require- the City of Cleveland: East Ohio’s Payment and Billing ment contract with Legal News Pub- Section 1. That it is hereby deter- Explanation Center in Cleveland lishing Company for such services mined that the bid of Orange Blos- would be a blatant attack on con- in accordance with specifications som Press for Council letterhead sumers in order to save the Compa- upon which said bid was received. and envelopes for the Clerk of Coun- ny money as it seeks to compete The cost of said contract shall be cil for a period of two years is the with gas marketers; and payable out of funds appropriated lowest and best bid received after Whereas, this resolution consti- for Council. advertising in accordance with Sec- tutes an emergency measure for the Section 2. That this resolution is tion 108 of the City Charter, pur- immediate preservation of public hereby declared to be an emergency suant to Ordinance No. 388-01, passed peace, property, health or safety, measure and, provided it receives March 5, 2001, and the Clerk of now, therefore, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Council be and she hereby is autho- Be it resolved by the Council of all the members elected to Council, rized to enter into a requirement the City of Cleveland: it shall take effect and be in force contract with Orange Blossom Press Section 1. That the Council of the immediately upon its adoption and for such services in accordance with City of Cleveland objects to the clos- 2059 124 The City Record August 22, 2001 ing of the Dominion East Ohio Gas tor’s opinion, the objection is based it shall take effect and be in force Company Payment and Billing upon substantial legal grounds with- immediately upon its adoption and Explanation Center in Downtown in the meaning and intent of divi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Cleveland, and urges Dominion East sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the shall take effect and be in force Ohio to reconsider the closing in Revised Code to the Director of from and after the earliest period order to adequately serve the needs Liquor Control. allowed by law. of the poor, elderly, and most vul- Section 3. That this resolution is Adopted August 15, 2001. nerable residents of the City of hereby declared to be an emergency Awaiting the approval or disap- Cleveland. measure and, provided it receives proval of the Mayor. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of cil is hereby directed to transmit all the members elected to Council, certified copies of this resolution the it shall take effect and be in force Chairman of the Public Utilities immediately upon its adoption and Res. No. 1643-01. Commission of Ohio and to Domin- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it By Councilman Reed. ion East Ohio Gas Company. shall take effect and be in force An emergency resolution object- Section 3. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. Liquor Permit at 3744 East 144th measure and, provided it receives Adopted August 15, 2001. Street, 1st Fl. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, the uniform date for all the members elected to Council, proval of the Mayor. renewal of liquor permits in the it shall take effect and be in force State of Ohio is October 1st; and immediately upon its adoption and Whereas, pursuant to Section approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1642-01. legislative authority of a municipal from and after the earliest period By Councilman Reed. corporation may object to the renew- allowed by law. An emergency resolution object- al of a permit based upon legal Adopted August 15, 2001. ing to the renewal of a C2 and C2X grounds as set forth in division (A) Awaiting the approval or disap- Liquor Permit at 3976 East 131st of Revised Code Section 4303.292; proval of the Mayor. Street. and Whereas, the uniform date for Whereas, the applicant is unfit to renewal of liquor permits in the continue to engage in the liquor per- State of Ohio is October 1st; and mit business in that he has operat- Res. No. 1641-01. Whereas, pursuant to Section ed his liquor permit business in a By Councilman Reed. 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- manner that demonstrates a disre- An emergency resolution object- islative authority of a municipal cor- gard for the laws, regulations or ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor poration may object to the renewal local ordinances of the state, and Permit at 3616 East 131st Street, 1st of a permit based upon legal that this objection is based on other Fl. grounds as set forth in division (A) legal grounds as set forth in Whereas, the uniform date for of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, this resolution consti- State of Ohio is October 1st; and continue to engage in the liquor per- tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, pursuant to Section mit business in that he has operat- ing for the immediate preservation 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the ed his liquor permit business in a of the public peace, prosperity, safe- legislative authority of a municipal manner that demonstrates a disre- ty and welfare pursuant to Section corporation may object to the renew- gard for the laws, regulations or 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, al of a permit based upon legal local ordinances of the state, and objections to renewal of liquor per- grounds as set forth in division (A) that this objection is based on other mits shall be made no later than of Revised Code Section 4303.292; legal grounds as set forth in thirty days prior to the expiration and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and date of the permit; now, therefore, Whereas, the applicant is unfit to Whereas, this resolution consti- Be it resolved by the Council of continue to engage in the liquor per- tutes an emergency measure provid- the City of Cleveland: mit business in that he has operat- ing for the immediate preservation Section 1. That Council does here- ed his liquor permit business in a of the public peace, prosperity, safe- by record its objection to the renew- manner that demonstrates a disre- ty and welfare pursuant to Section al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, gard for the laws, regulations or 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, Permit No. 8916789, owned by 3744 local ordinances of the state, and objections to renewal of liquor per- East 144th Inc., DBA F & A Food that this objection is based on other mits shall be made no later than Market, 3744 East 144th Street, 1st legal grounds as set forth in thirty days prior to the expiration Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44120 and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and date of the permit; now, therefore, requests the Director of Liquor Con- Whereas, this resolution consti- Be it resolved by the Council of trol to set a hearing for said appli- tutes an emergency measure pro- the City of Cleveland: cation in accordance with provisions viding for the immediate preserva- Section 1. That Council does here- of Section 4303.271 of the Revised tion of the public peace, prosperity, by record its objection to the renew- Code of Ohio. safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- al of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Permit No. 4069363, owned by Leby- cil be and she is hereby directed to Code, objections to renewal of ron Humphrey, DBA Big Forty, 3976 transmit two certified copies of this liquor permits shall be made no East 131st Street, Cleveland, Ohio resolution, together with two copies later than thirty days prior to the 44105 and requests the Director of of a letter of objection and two expiration date of the permit; now, Liquor Control to set a hearing for copies of a letter requesting that the t h e r e f o r e , said application in accordance with hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Be it resolved by the Council of provisions of Section 4303.271 of the hoga County, and a statement by the the City of Cleveland: Revised Code of Ohio. Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 1. That Council does here- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- tor’s opinion, the objection is based by record its objection to the renew- cil be and she is hereby directed to upon substantial legal grounds al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. transmit two certified copies of this within the meaning and intent of 4182903, owned by JRDT Ltd, DBA resolution, together with two copies division (A) of Section 4303.292 of M & M Lounge, 3616 East 131st of a letter of objection and two the Revised Code to the Director of Street, 1st Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44120 copies of a letter requesting that the Liquor Control. and requests the Director of Liquor hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Section 3. That this resolution is Control to set a hearing for said hoga County, and a statement by the hereby declared to be an emergency application in accordance with pro- Director of Law that, in the Direc- measure and, provided it receives visions of Section 4303.271 of the tor’s opinion, the objection is based the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Revised Code of Ohio. upon substantial legal grounds with- all the members elected to Council, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- in the meaning and intent of divi- it shall take effect and be in force cil be and she is hereby directed to sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the immediately upon its adoption and transmit two certified copies of this Revised Code to the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it resolution, together with two copies Liquor Control. shall take effect and be in force of a letter of objection and two Section 3. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period copies of a letter requesting that the hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- measure and, provided it receives Adopted August 15, 2001. hoga County, and a statement by the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Awaiting the approval or disap- Director of Law that, in the Direc- all the members elected to Council, proval of the Mayor. 2060 August 22, 2001 The City Record 125

Res. No. 1644-01. fer of ownership of a C1 Liquor Per- Res. No. 1646-01. By Councilman Reed. mit from Permit No. 6072057, Mo & By Councilman Rybka. An emergency resolution object- Son Inc., 14510 Kinsman Ave., Cleve- An emergency resolution object- ing to the renewal of a C1 Liquor land, Ohio 44120 to Permit No. ing to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3 Permit at 13401 Kinsman Avenue. 7682209, Muaad Salem, DBA Kins- and D3A Liquor Permit at 7663 Whereas, the uniform date for man Sunoci, 14510 Kinsman Ave., Broadway Avenue, 1st Fl. renewal of liquor permits in the Cleveland, Ohio 44120; and Whereas, the uniform date for State of Ohio is October 1st; and Whereas, the granting of this renewal of liquor permits in the Whereas, pursuant to Section application for a liquor permit to State of Ohio is October 1st; and 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the this high crime area, which is Whereas, pursuant to Section legislative authority of a municipal already saturated with other liquor 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the corporation may object to the renew- outlets, is contrary to the best inter- legislative authority of a municipal al of a permit based upon legal ests of the entire community; and corporation may object to the renew- grounds as set forth in division (A) Whereas, the applicant does not al of a permit based upon legal of Revised Code Section 4303.292; qualify to be a permit holder and/or grounds as set forth in division (A) and has demonstrated that he has oper- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; Whereas, the applicant is unfit to ated his liquor business in disregard and continue to engage in the liquor per- of the laws, regulations or local Whereas, the applicant is unfit to mit business in that he has operat- ordinances of this state or any other continue to engage in the liquor per- ed his liquor permit business in a state; and mit business in that he has operat- manner that demonstrates a disre- Whereas, the place for which the ed his liquor permit business in a gard for the laws, regulations or permit is sought has not conformed manner that demonstrates a disre- local ordinances of the state, and to the building, safety or health gard for the laws, regulations or that this objection is based on other requirements of the governing body local ordinances of the state, and legal grounds as set forth in of this County or City; and that this objection is based on other Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Whereas, the place for which the legal grounds as set forth in Whereas, this resolution consti- permit is sought is so arranged or Revised Code Section 4303.292; and tutes an emergency measure pro- constructed that law enforcement Whereas, this resolution consti- viding for the immediate preserva- officers or agents of the Department tutes an emergency measure provid- tion of the public peace, prosperity, of Liquor Control are prevented rea- ing for the immediate preservation safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- sonable access to the establishment; of the public peace, prosperity, safe- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised and ty and welfare pursuant to Section Code, objections to renewal of Whereas, the place for which the 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, liquor permits shall be made no permit is sought is so located with objections to renewal of liquor per- later than thirty days prior to the respect to the neighborhood that it mits shall be made no later than expiration date of the permit; now, substantially interferes with public thirty days prior to the expiration t h e r e f o r e , decency, sobriety, peace or good date of the permit; now, therefore, Be it resolved by the Council of order; and Be it resolved by the Council of the City of Cleveland: Whereas, this objection is based the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That Council does here- on other legal grounds as set forth Section 1. That Council does here- by record its objection to the renew- by record its objection to the renew- in Revised Code Section 4303.292; al of a D1, D2, D3 and D3A Liquor al of a C1 Liquor Permit, Permit No. and Permit, Permit No. 8360320, owned 0296859, owned by Ashishi Inc., DBA Whereas, this resolution consti- by Soldat Enterprises Inc., DBA Ranie Food Market, 13401 Kinsman tutes an emergency measure pro- Lefty’s, 7663 Broadway Avenue, 1st Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44120 and viding for the immediate preserva- Fl., Cleveland, Ohio 44105 and requests the Director of Liquor Con- tion of the public peace, prosperi- requests the Director of Liquor Con- trol to set a hearing for said appli- ty, safety and welfare pursuant to trol to set a hearing for said appli- cation in accordance with provisions Section 4303.26 of the Ohio Revised cation in accordance with provisions of Section 4303.271 of the Revised Code. Council’s objection to said of Section 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Ohio. permit must be received by the Code of Ohio. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Liquor Control within Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- cil be and she is hereby directed to 30 days of notification; now, there- cil be and she is hereby directed to transmit two certified copies of this f o r e , transmit two certified copies of this resolution, together with two copies Be it resolved by the Council of resolution, together with two copies of a letter of objection and two the City of Cleveland: of a letter of objection and two copies of a letter requesting that the Section 1. That Council does here- copies of a letter requesting that the hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- by record its objection to the trans- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- hoga County, and a statement by the fer of ownership of a C1 Liquor Per- hoga County, and a statement by the Director of Law that, in the Direc- mit from Permit No. 6072057, Mo & Director of Law that, in the Direc- tor’s opinion, the objection is based Son Inc., 14510 Kinsman Ave., Cleve- tor’s opinion, the objection is based upon substantial legal grounds with- land, Ohio 44120 to Permit No. upon substantial legal grounds with- in the meaning and intent of divi- 7682209, Muaad Salem, DBA Kins- in the meaning and intent of divi- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the man Sunoci, 14510 Kinsman Ave., sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Revised Code to the Director of Cleveland, Ohio 44120 and requests Revised Code to the Director of Liquor Control. the Director of Liquor Control to set Liquor Control. Section 3. That this resolution is a hearing for said application in Section 3. That this resolution is hereby declared to be an emergency accordance with provisions of Sec- hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives tion 4303.26 of the Revised Code of measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ohio. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force cil be and she is hereby directed to it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its adoption and transmit two certified copies of this immediately upon its adoption and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it resolution, together with two copies approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force of a letter of objection and two shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period copies of a letter requesting that the from and after the earliest period allowed by law. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- allowed by law. Adopted August 15, 2001. hoga County. Adopted August 15, 2001. Awaiting the approval or disap- Section 3. That this resolution is Awaiting the approval or disap- proval of the Mayor. hereby declared to be an emergency proval of the Mayor. measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, Res. No. 1645-01. it shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1647-01. By Councilman Reed. immediately upon its adoption and By Councilman Rybka. An emergency resolution object- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it An emergency resolution object- ing to the transfer of ownership of shall take effect and be in force ing to the renewal of a D2, D2X, D3 a C1 Liquor Permit to 14510 Kins- from and after the earliest period and D3A Liquor Permit at 3071 East man Ave. allowed by law. 65th Street, 1st Fl. Whereas, Council has been noti- Adopted August 15, 2001. Whereas, the uniform date for fied by the Director of Liquor Con- Awaiting the approval or disap- renewal of liquor permits in the trol of an application for the trans- proval of the Mayor. State of Ohio is October 1st; and 2061 126 The City Record August 22, 2001

Whereas, pursuant to Section grounds as set forth in division (A) manner that demonstrates a disre- 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the of Revised Code Section 4303.292; gard for the laws, regulations or legislative authority of a municipal and local ordinances of the state, and corporation may object to the renew- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to that this objection is based on other al of a permit based upon legal continue to engage in the liquor per- legal grounds as set forth in grounds as set forth in division (A) mit business in that he has operat- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; ed his liquor permit business in a Whereas, this resolution consti- and manner that demonstrates a disre- tutes an emergency measure pro- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to gard for the laws, regulations or viding for the immediate preserva- continue to engage in the liquor per- local ordinances of the state, and tion of the public peace, prosperity, mit business in that he has operat- that this objection is based on other safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- ed his liquor permit business in a legal grounds as set forth in tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised manner that demonstrates a disre- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Code, objections to renewal of gard for the laws, regulations or Whereas, this resolution consti- liquor permits shall be made no local ordinances of the state, and tutes an emergency measure pro- later than thirty days prior to the that this objection is based on other viding for the immediate preserva- expiration date of the permit; now, legal grounds as set forth in tion of the public peace, prosperity, t h e r e f o r e , Revised Code Section 4303.292; and safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- Be it resolved by the Council of Whereas, this resolution consti- tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised the City of Cleveland: tutes an emergency measure pro- Code, objections to renewal of Section 1. That Council does here- viding for the immediate preserva- liquor permits shall be made no by record its objection to the renew- tion of the public peace, prosperity, later than thirty days prior to the al of a D1, D2, D3, D3A and D6 safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- expiration date of the permit; now, Liquor Permit, Permit No. 8200099, tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised t h e r e f o r e , owned by Sixty Nine Inc., 10025 Code, objections to renewal of Be it resolved by the Council of Lorain Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio liquor permits shall be made no the City of Cleveland: 44111 and requests the Director of later than thirty days prior to the Section 1. That Council does here- Liquor Control to set a hearing for expiration date of the permit; now, by record its objection to the renew- said application in accordance with t h e r e f o r e , al of a C1, C2 and D6 Liquor Per- provisions of Section 4303.271 of the Be it resolved by the Council of mit, Permit No. 0083167, owned by Revised Code of Ohio. the City of Cleveland: Airport Deli Inc., DBA Airport Deli, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- 4792 Rocky River Drive, Cleveland, Section 1. That Council does here- cil be and she is hereby directed to Ohio 44135 and requests the Director by record its objection to the renew- transmit two certified copies of this of Liquor Control to set a hearing al of a D2, D2X, D3 and D3A Liquor resolution, together with two copies for said application in accordance Permit, Permit No. 4199709, owned of a letter of objection and two with provisions of Section 4303.271 by James Jackson, DBA Vince’s copies of a letter requesting that the of the Revised Code of Ohio. Café, 3071 East 65th Street, 1st Fl., hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Cleveland, Ohio 44127 and requests Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- cil be and she is hereby directed to hoga County, and a statement by the the Director of Liquor Control to set Director of Law that, in the Direc- a hearing for said application in transmit two certified copies of this tor’s opinion, the objection is based accordance with provisions of Sec- resolution, together with two copies upon substantial legal grounds with- tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of of a letter of objection and two in the meaning and intent of divi- Ohio. copies of a letter requesting that the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Revised Code to the Director of cil be and she is hereby directed to hoga County, and a statement by the Liquor Control. transmit two certified copies of this Director of Law that, in the Direc- Section 3. That this resolution is resolution, together with two copies tor’s opinion, the objection is based hereby declared to be an emergency of a letter of objection and two upon substantial legal grounds with- measure and, provided it receives copies of a letter requesting that the in the meaning and intent of divi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the hoga County, and a statement by the Revised Code to the Director of all the members elected to Council, Director of Law that, in the Direc- Liquor Control. it shall take effect and be in force tor’s opinion, the objection is based Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and upon substantial legal grounds with- hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it in the meaning and intent of divi- measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period Revised Code to the Director of all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. Liquor Control. it shall take effect and be in force Adopted August 15, 2001. Section 3. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and Awaiting the approval or disap- hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it proval of the Mayor. measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. it shall take effect and be in force Adopted August 15, 2001. Res. No. 1650-01. immediately upon its adoption and Awaiting the approval or disap- By Councilman White. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it proval of the Mayor. An emergency resolution object- shall take effect and be in force ing to the renewal of a D5 Liquor from and after the earliest period Permit at 13197-201 Miles Avenue. allowed by law. Whereas, the uniform date for Adopted August 15, 2001. Res. No. 1649-01. renewal of liquor permits in the Awaiting the approval or disap- By Councilman Westbrook. State of Ohio is October 1st; and proval of the Mayor. An emergency resolution object- Whereas, pursuant to Section ing to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3, 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the D3A and D6 Liquor Permit at 10025 legislative authority of a municipal Lorain Avenue. corporation may object to the renew- Res. No. 1648-01. Whereas, the uniform date for al of a permit based upon legal By Councilman Sweeney. renewal of liquor permits in the grounds as set forth in division (A) An emergency resolution object- State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; ing to the renewal of a C1, C2 and Whereas, pursuant to Section and D6 Liquor Permit at 4792 Rocky 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the leg- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to River Drive. islative authority of a municipal cor- continue to engage in the liquor per- Whereas, the uniform date for poration may object to the renewal mit business in that he has operat- renewal of liquor permits in the of a permit based upon legal ed his liquor permit business in a State of Ohio is October 1st; and grounds as set forth in division (A) manner that demonstrates a disre- Whereas, pursuant to Section of Revised Code Section 4303.292; and gard for the laws, regulations or 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to local ordinances of the state, and legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor that this objection is based on other corporation may object to the renew- permit business in that he has oper- legal grounds as set forth in al of a permit based upon legal ated his liquor permit business in a Revised Code Section 4303.292; and 2062 August 22, 2001 The City Record 127

Whereas, this resolution consti- Section 2. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and tutes an emergency measure pro- hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise it viding for the immediate preserva- measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force tion of the public peace, prosperity, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised it shall take effect and be in force Adopted August 15, 2001. Code, objections to renewal of immediately upon its adoption and Awaiting the approval or disap- liquor permits shall be made no approval by the Mayor; otherwise it proval of the Mayor. later than thirty days prior to the shall take effect and be in force expiration date of the permit; now, from and after the earliest period t h e r e f o r e , allowed by law. Be it resolved by the Council of Adopted August 15, 2001. Res. No. 1653-01. the City of Cleveland: Awaiting the approval or disap- By Councilman Willis. Section 1. That Council does here- proval of the Mayor. An emergency resolution object- by record its objection to the renew- ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 al of a D5 Liquor Permit, Permit No. Liquor Permit at 11625 Superior Ave. 8434110, owned by Three Spink, Inc., Whereas, the uniform date for 13197-201 Miles Avenue, Cleveland, Res. No. 1652-01. renewal of liquor permits in the Ohio 44128 and requests the Director By Councilman Willis. State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Liquor Control to set a hearing An emergency resolution object- Whereas, pursuant to Section for said application in accordance ing to the renewal of a C1 and C2 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the with provisions of Section 4303.271 Liquor Permit at 10509 Ashbury legislative authority of a municipal of the Revised Code of Ohio. Avenue corporation may object to the renew- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Whereas, the uniform date for al of a permit based upon legal cil be and she is hereby directed to renewal of liquor permits in the grounds as set forth in division (A) transmit two certified copies of this State of Ohio is October 1st; and of Revised Code Section 4303.292; resolution, together with two copies Whereas, pursuant to Section and of a letter of objection and two 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Whereas, the applicant is unfit to copies of a letter requesting that the legislative authority of a municipal continue to engage in the liquor per- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- corporation may object to the renew- mit business in that he has operat- hoga County, and a statement by the al of a permit based upon legal ed his liquor permit business in a Director of Law that, in the Direc- grounds as set forth in division (A) manner that demonstrates a disre- tor’s opinion, the objection is based of Revised Code Section 4303.292; gard for the laws, regulations or local ordinances of the state, and upon substantial legal grounds with- and that this objection is based on other in the meaning and intent of divi- Whereas, the applicant is unfit to legal grounds as set forth in sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the continue to engage in the liquor per- Revised Code Section 4303.292; and Revised Code to the Director of mit business in that he has operat- Whereas, this resolution consti- Liquor Control. ed his liquor permit business in a tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 3. That this resolution is manner that demonstrates a disre- ing for the immediate preservation hereby declared to be an emergency gard for the laws, regulations or of the public peace, prosperity, safe- measure and, provided it receives local ordinances of the state, and that this objection is based on other ty and welfare pursuant to Section the affirmative vote of two-thirds of legal grounds as set forth in 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Code, all the members elected to Council, Revised Code Section 4303.292; and objections to renewal of liquor per- it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this resolution consti- mits shall be made no later than immediately upon its adoption and tutes an emergency measure pro- thirty days prior to the expiration approval by the Mayor; otherwise it viding for the immediate preserva- date of the permit; now, therefore, shall take effect and be in force tion of the public peace, prosperity, Be it resolved by the Council of from and after the earliest period safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- the City of Cleveland: allowed by law. tion 4303.271 of the Ohio Revised Section 1. That Council does here- Adopted August 15, 2001. Code, objections to renewal of by record its objection to the renew- Awaiting the approval or disap- liquor permits shall be made no al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, proval of the Mayor. later than thirty days prior to the Permit No. 1944364, owned by Dave’s expiration date of the permit; now, Drive Thru Inc., 11625 Superior Ave., t h e r e f o r e , Cleveland, Ohio 44106 and requests Be it resolved by the Council of the Director of Liquor Control to set Res. No. 1651-01. the City of Cleveland: a hearing for said application in By Councilman White. Section 1. That Council does here- accordance with provisions of Sec- An emergency resolution with- by record its objection to the renew- tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code of drawing objection to the renewal of al of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit, Per- Ohio. a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit to 4563 mit No. 6548639, owned by 10509 Ash- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Warner Road, and repealing Res. bury Inc., DBA First Choice Bever- cil be and she is hereby directed to No. 1544-2000 objecting to said age, 10509 Ashbury Avenue, Cleve- transmit two certified copies of this renewal. land, Ohio 44106 and requests the resolution, together with two copies Whereas, this Council objected to Director of Liquor Control to set a of a letter of objection and two the renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor hearing for said application in accor- copies of a letter requesting that the Permit to 4563 Warner Road by Res. dance with provisions of Section hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- No. 1544-2000 adopted by Council 4303.271 of the Revised Code of Ohio. hoga County, and a statement by the August 28, 2000; and Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Director of Law that, in the Direc- Whereas, this Council wishes to cil be and she is hereby directed to tor’s opinion, the objection is based withdraw its objection to the above transmit two certified copies of this upon substantial legal grounds with- renewal and consents to said renew- resolution, together with two copies in the meaning and intent of divi- al; and of a letter of objection and two sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the Whereas, this resolution consti- copies of a letter requesting that the Revised Code to the Director of tutes an emergency measure provid- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Liquor Control. ing for the usual daily operation of hoga County, and a statement by the Section 3. That this resolution is a municipal department; now, there- Director of Law that, in the Direc- hereby declared to be an emergency fore, tor’s opinion, the objection is based measure and, provided it receives Be it resolved by the Council of upon substantial legal grounds with- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the City of Cleveland: in the meaning and intent of divi- all the members elected to Council, Section 1. That objection to the sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the it shall take effect and be in force renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Per- Revised Code to the Director of immediately upon its adoption and mit to 4563 Warner Road, be and the Liquor Control. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it same is hereby withdrawn and Res. Section 3. That this resolution is shall take effect and be in force No. 1544-2000, containing said objec- hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period tion, be and the same is hereby measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. repealed and that this Council con- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Adopted August 15, 2001. sents to the immediate renewal all the members elected to Council, Awaiting the approval or disap- thereof. it shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. 2063 128 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1125-99. Community Development, this ordi- Whereas, the Council of the City, By Councilmen Patmon, Jackson, nance shall be repealed and shall be by Ordinance Nos. 1634-73 and 2428- Robinson and Johnson (by depart- of no further force or effect. 60, passed on April 8, 1974, and mental request). Section 4. That the consideration December 12, 1960, respectively, as An emergency ordinance authoriz- for the subject parcel shall be estab- amended from time to time, desig- ing the sale of real property as part lished by the Board of Control and nated the Erieview II Plan Area and of the Land Reutilization Program shall be not less than Fair Market the Erieview I Plan Area (collec- and located at 10004-06 South Boule- Value taking into account such tively, the “Plan Areas”) as blight- vard to Famicos Foundation or terms and conditions, restrictions ed areas and encouraged the rede- designee. and covenants as are deemed nec- velopment of certain parcels within Whereas, the City of Cleveland essary or appropriate. the Plan Areas in accordance with has elected to adopt and implement Section 5. That the conveyance the requirements of the Erieview II the procedures under Chapter 5722 authorized hereby shall be made by Development Plan and the Erieview of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- official deed prepared by the Direc- I Development Plan (collectively, tate reutilization of nonproductive tor of Law and executed by the the “Development Plans”) in order lands situated within the City of Mayor on behalf of the City of to prevent the recurrence or spread Cleveland; and Cleveland. The deed shall contain of conditions of blight; and Whereas, real property acquired such provisions as may be necessary Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance under the City’s Land Reutilization to protect and benefit the public No. 1108-87, passed June 8, 1987, as Program is acquired, held, adminis- interest. amended by Ordinance No. 3012-88, tered and disposed of by the City of Section 6. That this ordinance is passed February 6, 1989, and Ordi- Cleveland through its Department of hereby declared to be an emergency nance No. 1374-91, passed June 17, Community Development under the measure and, provided it receives 1991, and Ordinance No. 1713-91, terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio the affirmative vote of two-thirds of passed August 21, 1991, the Director Revised Code and Section 183.021 of all the members elected to Council, of Community Development entered Codified Ordinances of the City of it shall take effect and be in force into certain agreements (the Agree- Cleveland, 1976; and immediately upon its passage and ments) with Jacobs, Visconsi & Whereas, this ordinance consti- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Jacobs Co. and its assignees (the tutes an emergency measure provid- shall take effect and be in force Redeveloper), relating to the rede- ing for the usual daily operation of from and after the earliest period velopment of certain real property a municipal department; now, there- allowed by law. in the Erieview I Plan Area and the fore, Passed August 15, 2001. Erieview II Plan Area; and Be it ordained by the Council of Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, the Agreements, as the City of Cleveland: proval of the Mayor. amended, provide that in the event Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- of a default under the Agreements, tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- the City is entitled to repurchase nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the Parcels 22-A-2, 9-B, and the Addi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Ord. No. 168-A-01. (As a substitute tional Properties (collectively, the plies is hereby authorized to sell for Ord. No. 168-01). “Properties”), as defined in and pur- Permanent Parcel No(s). 109-08-127 By Mayor White. suant to the terms and conditions and 109-08-128, as more fully An emergency ordinance provid- set forth in the Agreements; and described in Section 2 below, to Whereas, the City desires to exer- ing for the issuance and sale of Famicos Foundation or designee. cise its rights to repurchase the Urban Renewal Temporary Bonds in Section 2. That the real property above-referenced Properties as pro- the principal amount not to exceed to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of vided in the Agreements; and $4,500,000 for the purpose of acquir- this Ordinance is more fully Whereas, pursuant to Article VIII, ing property for Urban Renewal Pro- described as follows: Section 13 of the Ohio Constitution ject Activities; authorizing the pur- and the Act, and particularly Section P.P. No. 109-08-127 chase of certain properties for that 725.05(C) of the Revised Code, the Situated in the City of Cleveland, purpose; and authorizing related City has determined to issue Urban County of Cuyahoga and State of matters. Renewal Temporary Bonds (the Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Whereas, under Article XVIII of “Temporary Bonds”) in the principal 125 in the Superior Park Subdivision the Ohio Constitution and Chapter amount not to exceed $4,500,000, for No. 2 of part of Original One Hundred 725 of the Ohio Revised Code (the the purpose of paying costs of car- Acre Lots Nos. 376 and 377, as shown “Act”), the City has the power to rying out urban renewal project by the recorded plat in Volume 37 of undertake and carry out urban activities in the Plan Areas in accor- Maps, Page 5 of Cuyahoga County renewal projects pursuant to urban dance with the Plans and the Act, Records and being 40 feet front on renewal plans approved by the City including without limitation, direct the Southerly side of South Boule- from time to time, and the City has and indirect costs of acquiring the vard, N.E., and extending back of undertaken and carried out and Properties, preparing the Properties equal width 120 feet, as appears by intends to undertake and carry out for redevelopment, title, appraisal, said plat, be the same more or less, urban renewal activities for the planning, engineering and legal but subject to all legal highways. elimination of blight and for the costs related thereto, and paying Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if prevention of the development and Financing Costs (as defined below) any. spread of blight and deterioration related to issuing the Temporary within its designated urban renew- Bonds (the “Project”); P.P. No. 109-08-128 al areas; and Whereas, it is necessary to issue Situated in the City of Cleveland, Whereas, the City has undertaken the Temporary Bonds herein autho- County of Cuyahoga and State of a program for the clearance and rized and to do so as soon as pos- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. reconstruction of blighted areas sible to take advantage of the oppor- 126 in B. Schatzinger’s Superior within its boundaries and, in con- tunity to purchase the Properties in Park Subdivision No. 2 of part of nection therewith, is engaged in car- the Plan Areas, and, as a result, this Original One Hundred Acre Lots rying out the following development Ordinance constitutes an emergency Nos. 376 and 377, as shown by the projects: (a) the Erieview II Neigh- measure providing for the immedi- recorded plat in Volume 37 of Maps, borhood Development Plan No. Ohio ate preservation of the public prop- Page 5 of Cuyahoga County Records A-8 (the “Erieview II Development erty, health, and safety and for the and being 40 feet front on the Plan”) in an area bounded general- usual and daily operation of a Southerly side of South Boulevard, ly on the north by Lakeside Avenue, municipal department; now, there- N.E., and extending back of equal on the east by East 17th Street, on fore, width 120 feet, as appears by said the south by Superior Avenue, and Be it ordained by the Council of plat, be the same more or less, but on the west by East 12th Street (the the City of Cleveland: subject to all legal highways. “Erieview II Plan Area”) and (b) Section 1. Definitions. In addition Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if the Erieview I Renewal Project No. to the words and terms elsewhere any. Ohio R-36 (the “Erieview I Develop- defined in this Ordinance including Section 3. That all documents nec- ment Plan”) in an area bounded its preambles, unless the context or essary to complete the conveyance generally on the north by Lakeside use clearly indicates another or dif- authorized by this ordinance shall Avenue, on the east by East 14th ferent meaning or intent: be executed within six (6) months Street, on the south by Chester “Book entry form” or “Book entry of the effective date of this ordi- Avenue and on the west by East 6th system” means a form or system nance. If all of the documents are Street (the “Erieview I Plan Area”), under which (a) the ownership of not executed within six (6) months which Erieview I Development Plan book entry interests in the Tempo- of the effective date of this ordi- and Erieview II Development Plan rary Bonds and the principal of and nance, or such additional time as (together the “Plans”) remain in interest on the Temporary Bonds may be granted by the Director of force and effect; and may be transferred only through a 2064 August 22, 2001 The City Record 129 book entry, and (b) physical Bond “Proceedings” means, collectively, In the event that the Director of certificates in fully registered form this Ordinance, the Certificate of Finance determines that the City’s are issued only to a Depository or Award, the Continuing Disclosure best interests will be served by caus- its nominee as registered owner, Certificate and such other proceed- ing all or a portion of the Temporary with the physical Bond certificates ings of the City, including the Tem- Bonds to be obligations bearing “immobilized” in the custody of the porary Bonds, that provide collec- interest at variable rates, redeemable Depository or its agent. The book tively for, among other things, the by the City without penalty or pre- entry system is maintained by and rights of holders and beneficial own- mium on interest adjustment dates, is the responsibility of the Deposi- ers of the Temporary Bonds. then the Director of Finance is tory and not the City or the Bond “Project Fund” means the Project authorized to so specify in the Cer- Registrar. The book entry is the Fund established pursuant to Sec- tificate of Award. If the Director of record that identifies, and records tion 11. Finance so determines, then the the transfer of the interests of, the “Revenues” means, to the extent Director of Finance shall specify in owners of beneficial (book entry) available to pay debt charges on the the Certificate of Award the method interests in the Temporary Bonds. Temporary Bonds, any rentals and procedure by which the variable “Certificate of Award” means the received under leases made by the rate of interest to be borne by the certificate authorized by Section 3, City with respect to the Project variable rate Temporary Bonds shall to be executed by the Director of properties, all proceeds from the be determined, whether by reference Finance, setting forth and deter- sale or other disposition of the Pro- to a market index, by a remarketing mining those terms or other matters ject properties and any urban agent or otherwise; provided that the pertaining to the Temporary Bonds renewal service payments collected variable rate Temporary Bonds shall and their amount, issuance, sale and from any of the Project properties. not bear interest at a rate in excess delivery as this Ordinance requires “Rule” means SEC Rule 15c2-12. of twelve percent (12%) per annum. or authorizes to be set forth or “State” means the State of Ohio. That maximum interest rate shall determined in it. “Temporary Bonds” means the not apply to variable rate Temporary “Continuing Disclosure Certifi- Temporary Bonds authorized by this Bonds during any period those Tem- cate” means the certificate autho- Ordinance. porary Bonds are held by a provider rized by Section 12, which, together Unless otherwise indicated, any of a Credit Support Instrument with the agreements of the City set reference to a Section is a reference because they could not be remarket- forth in that Section, shall constitute to a Section of this Ordinance. ed and the terms of the Credit Sup- the continuing disclosure agreement Section 2. Authorized Principal port Instrument do not permit such made by the City for the benefit of Amount and Purpose. This Council a maximum rate of interest. Holders holders and beneficial owners of the determines that (i) the Project is of variable rate Temporary Bonds Temporary Bonds in accordance consistent with the purposes of Sec- may be given the right to tender with the Rule. tion 13 of Article VIII of the Ohio their variable rate Temporary Bonds “Credit Support Instrument” means Constitution; (ii) the Project is in for purchase by the City at the times, a letter of credit, an insurance pol- furtherance of the purposes of the on the terms, and subject to the con- icy, or other credit enhancement or Act and will benefit the people of ditions set forth in the Certificate of liquidity device provided to enhance the City and of the State by creat- Award and any tender agreement; the security or liquidity of the Tem- ing and preserving jobs and employ- provided that tender rights shall be porary Bonds. ment opportunities and improving exercisable only at such times as a “Debt Retirement Fund” means the economic welfare of the people Credit Support Instrument is in place the Urban Renewal Debt Retirement of the City and of the State; and that provides for the payment of the Fund established pursuant to Sec- (iii) it is necessary for the City to purchase price payable to the ten- tion 10. issue the Temporary Bonds pursuant dering holder of a variable rate Tem- “Depository” means any securities to Section 13 of Article VIII of the porary Bond. If the Director of depository that is a clearing agency Ohio Constitution and Section Finance designates any Temporary under federal law operating and 725.05(C) of the Act in the principal Bonds as variable rate Temporary maintaining, with its participants or amount not to exceed of $4,500,000 to Bonds, and if the holders of the vari- otherwise, a book entry system to pay costs of the Project. able rate Temporary Bonds are to be record ownership of book entry Section 3. Terms of Temporary entitled to tender the variable rate interests in Temporary Bonds or the Bonds. The Temporary Bonds shall Temporary Bonds for purchase, then principal of and interest on the Tem- be dated the date of issuance or the Director of Finance shall also porary Bonds, and to effect trans- such other date as is designated in designate in the Certificate of Award fers of Temporary Bonds, in book the Certificate of Award. The Tem- for those variable rate Temporary entry form, and includes and means porary Bonds shall mature on a date Bonds the provider or providers for initially The Depository Trust Com- to be determined by the Director of any Credit Support Instrument, the pany (a limited purpose trust com- Finance in the Certificate of Award tender agent or agents and the pany), New York, New York. in accordance with her determina- remarketing agent or agents, which “Financial Advisor” means Car- tion of the best interest of and designations shall be based on the mona Motley Hoffmann, Inc. financial advantages to the City, determination of the Director of “Financing Costs” has the mean- provided that such date shall not be Finance that the parties so desig- ing provided in Section 133.01 of the later than five years from the date nated possess the requisite resources Revised Code. of issuance of the Temporary Bonds. and experience to provide the ser- “Nontax Revenues” means all The Temporary Bonds shall bear vices required of them and that the moneys of the City which are not interest from their date at the rate terms on which the designated par- moneys raised by taxation, to the per annum set forth in the Certifi- ties have agreed to provide such ser- extent available for the purpose of cate of Award, or if any Temporary vices are fair and commercially rea- paying debt charges on the Tempo- Bonds bear interest at a variable sonable. The Director of Finance is rary Bonds, including, but not lim- rate, at the rate determined pur- authorized to enter into agreements ited to the following: (a) grants suant to the method set forth in the in connection with the delivery of from the United States of America Certificate of Award. Interest on the the variable rate Temporary Bonds, and the State; (b) payments in lieu Temporary Bonds shall be payable and from time to time thereafter so of taxes now or hereafter authorized on the dates determined by the long as the variable rate Temporary by State statute; (c) fines and for- Director of Finance in the Certifi- Bonds are outstanding, with pro- feitures which are deposited in the cate of Award and until the princi- viders of Credit Support Instruments, City’s General Fund; (d) fees pal amount is paid or payment is tender agents (which may be the deposited in the City’s General Fund provided for. If any Temporary Registrar), remarketing agents, and for services provided and from prop- Bonds bear interest at a fixed rate, others as may be determined by the erly imposed licenses and permits; that rate shall not exceed eight per- Director of Finance to be necessary (e) investment earnings on the cent (8%) per year (computed on or appropriate to provide for the City’s General Fund; (f) investment the basis of a 360-day year consist- method of determining the variable earnings on other funds of the City ing of twelve 30-day months) and interest rates, permitting holders the that are credited to the City’s Gen- interest shall be payable not more right of tender, providing for liquid- eral Fund; (g) proceeds from the often than every six months and at ity or credit support for the payment sale of assets which are deposited maturity or at any earlier redemp- of the variable rate Temporary in the City’s General Fund; (h) gifts tion date. If any Temporary Bonds Bonds upon tender for purchase or and donations; and (i) all rental bear interest at a variable rate or redemption, and providing for the payments which are deposited in the rates, those rates shall not exceed repayment by the City of any City’s General Fund. that set forth below, and interest amounts drawn under the Credit Sup- “Original Purchaser” means the shall be payable not more often port Instrument. original purchasers of the Temporary than once a month and following The Director of Finance, in con- Bonds: A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. and purchase and at maturity or at any nection with the original issuance of SBK-Brooks Investment Corp. earlier redemption date. the Temporary Bonds, and regard- 2065 130 The City Record August 22, 2001 less of the Temporary Bonds bear- redemption in whole or in part at services rendered and for reim- ing interest at variable or fixed the registered owner’s address bursement of expenses incurred pur- rates, is authorized to contract for a shown on the Register (as defined suant to the Registrar Agreement Credit Support Instrument, and to in Section 5) maintained by the Reg- from the proceeds of the Temporary pay the costs of it from proceeds of istrar at the close of business on the Bonds to the extent available and the Temporary Bonds, if she deter- 15th day preceding that mailing. then from other money lawfully mines that the Credit Support Failure to receive notice by mail or available and appropriated or to be Instrument will result in a savings any defect in that notice regarding appropriated for that purpose. in the cost of this financing to the any Temporary Bond, however, shall The Temporary Bonds shall be City. not affect the validity of the pro- issued only as fully registered Tem- Section 4. Payment of Debt ceedings for the redemption of any porary Bonds. Principal on the Tem- Charges on the Temporary Bonds. Temporary Bond. porary Bonds shall be payable when The debt charges on the Temporary In the event that notice of redemp- due upon presentation and surrender Bonds shall be payable in lawful tion shall have been given by the of the Temporary Bonds at the des- money of the United States of Amer- Registrar to the registered owners ignated office of the Registrar des- ica, or in Federal Reserve funds of as provided above, there shall be ignated in the Registrar Agreement. the United States of America as deposited with the Registrar on or Interest on each Temporary Bond determined by the Director of prior to the redemption date, moneys shall be paid on each interest pay- Finance in the Certificate of Award, that, in addition to any other mon- ment date by check or draft mailed and shall be payable, without deduc- eys available therefor and held by to the person in whose name the tion for services of the Registrar as the Registrar, will be sufficient to Temporary Bond was registered, the City’s paying agent. If agreed to redeem at the redemption price and to that person’s address appear- by the Original Purchaser, the Tem- thereof, plus accrued interest to the ing on the Register (defined below porary Bonds shall be subject to redemption date, all of the in this Section) at the close of busi- redemption without penalty or pre- redeemable Temporary Bonds for ness on the 15th day of the calen- mium at the option of the City in which notice of redemption has been dar month next preceding that inter- whole or in part at any time prior given. Notice having been mailed in est payment date. The City will to maturity as provided in this Ordi- the manner provided in the preced- cause the Registrar to maintain and nance. ing paragraph hereof, the Tempo- keep all books and records neces- If fewer than all of the Tempo- rary Bonds and portions thereof sary for the registration, exchange, rary Bonds of a single maturity are called for redemption shall become and transfer of Temporary Bonds as to be redeemed, the selection of due and payable on the redemption provided in this Section (the “Reg- Temporary Bonds of that maturity date, and, upon presentation and sur- ister”) so long as any of the Tem- to be redeemed, or portions thereof render thereof at the place or places porary Bonds remain outstanding. in amounts of the minimum autho- specified in that notice, shall be paid Subject to the provisions of this Sec- rized denomination or any integral at the redemption price, plus accrued tion, the person in whose name a multiple thereof, shall be made by interest to the redemption date. If Temporary Bond is registered on the lot in a manner determined by the moneys for the redemption of all of Register shall be regarded as the Registrar. In the case of a partial the Temporary Bonds and portions absolute owner of that Temporary redemption of Temporary Bonds by thereof to be redeemed, together Bond for all purposes of the Pro- lot when Temporary Bonds of with accrued interest thereon to the ceedings. Payment of or on account denominations greater than the min- redemption date, are held by the of the debt charges on any Tempo- imum authorized denomination are Registrar on the redemption date, so rary Bond shall be made only to or then outstanding, each unit of prin- as to be available therefor on that upon the order of that person; nei- cipal thereof in the amount of the date and, if notice of redemption has ther the City nor the Registrar shall minimum authorized denomination been deposited in the mail as afore- be affected by any notice to the con- shall be treated as if it were a sep- said, then from and after the trary, but the registration may be arate Temporary Bond of the denom- redemption date those Bonds and changed as provided in this Section. ination of the minimum authorized portions thereof called for redemp- All such payments shall be valid denomination. If it is determined tion shall cease to bear interest and and effectual to satisfy and dis- that one or more, but not all, of the no longer shall be considered to be charge the City’s liability upon the units of principal amount in the outstanding. If those moneys shall Temporary Bond, including interest, amount of the minimum authorized not be so available on the redemp- to the extent of the amount or denomination represented by a Tem- tion date, or that notice shall not amounts so paid. porary Bonds are to be called for have been deposited in the mail as Notwithstanding the foregoing, if redemption, then, upon notice of aforesaid, those Temporary Bonds and so long as the Temporary Bonds redemption of such unit or units, the and portions thereof shall continue are issued in a book entry system, registered owner of that Temporary to bear interest, until they are paid, principal of and interest on the Tem- Bond shall surrender the Temporary at the same rate as they would have porary Bonds shall be payable in Bond to the Registrar (i) for pay- borne had they not been called for the manner provided in any agree- ment of the redemption price of such redemption. All moneys held by the ment entered into by the Director of unit or units of principal amount Registrar for the redemption of par- Finance, in the name and on behalf called for redemption (including, ticular Temporary Bonds shall be of the City, in connection with the without limitation, the interest held in trust for the account of the book entry system. accrued to the date fixed for registered owners thereof and shall Section 6. Transfer and Exchange redemption), and (ii) for issuance, be paid to them, respectively, upon of Certain Temporary Bonds. Te m - without charge to the registered presentation and surrender of those porary Bonds may be exchanged for owner, of a new Temporary Bond or Temporary Bonds. Temporary Bonds of any authorized Temporary Bonds of any authorized Section 5. Registrar. The Director denomination upon presentation and denomination or denominations in of Finance shall designate a bank surrender at the office designated by an aggregate principal amount or trust company to act as the the Registrar, together with a equal to the unmatured and unre- authenticating agent, registrar, request for exchange signed by the deemed portion of, and bearing transfer agent, and paying agent for registered owner or by a person interest at the same rate and matur- the Temporary Bonds after deter- legally empowered to do so in a form ing on the same date as, the Tem- mining that the payment at that satisfactory to the Registrar. A Tem- porary Bond surrendered. bank or trust company will not porary Bond may be transferred only The notice of the call for redemp- endanger the funds or securities of on the Register upon presentation tion of Temporary Bonds shall iden- the City and that proper procedures and surrender of the Temporary tify (i) by designation, letters, num- and safeguards are available for Bond at the office designated by the bers, or other distinguishing marks, that purpose (the “Registrar”). The Registrar together with an assign- the Temporary Bonds or portions Director of Finance shall sign and ment signed by the registered owner thereof to be redeemed, (ii) the deliver, in the name and on behalf or by a person legally empowered to redemption price to be paid, (iii) the of the City, a registrar agreement or do so in a form satisfactory to the date fixed for redemption, and (iv) agreements between the City and Registrar. Upon exchange or trans- the place or places where the the Registrar (the “Registrar Agree- fer, the Registrar shall complete, amounts due upon redemption are ment”) in a form consistent with authenticate, and deliver a new Tem- payable. The notice shall be given this Ordinance and as approved by porary Bond or Temporary Bonds, of by the Registrar on behalf of the the Director of Law. In the event any authorized denomination or City by mailing a copy of the that a trust agreement secures the authorized denominations requested redemption notice by first class Temporary Bonds, as provided in by the owner equal in the aggregate mail, postage prepaid, at least 30 Section 10, the Registrar Agreement to the unmatured principal amount days prior to the date fixed for may be incorporated in such trust of the Temporary Bond surrendered redemption, to the registered owner agreement. The Director of Finance and bearing interest at the same rate of each Temporary Bond subject to shall provide for the payment of the and maturing on the same date. 2066 August 22, 2001 The City Record 131

If manual signatures on behalf of so, the Director of Finance, after attached, shall be numbered as the City are required, the Registrar making provision for notification of determined by the Director of shall undertake the exchange or the book entry interest owners by Finance and shall express upon transfer of Temporary Bonds only the then Depository and any other their faces the purpose, in summary after the new Temporary Bonds are arrangements deemed necessary, terms, for which they are issued and signed by the authorized officers of shall permit withdrawal of the Tem- that they are issued pursuant to this the City. In all cases of Temporary porary Bonds from the Depository, Ordinance. Bonds exchanged or transferred, the and authenticate and deliver certifi- Section 9. Sale of Temporary City shall sign and the Registrar cates in registered form to the Bonds. The Temporary Bonds shall shall authenticate and deliver Tem- assigns of the Depository or its be sold at not less than 97% of par porary Bonds in accordance with the nominee, all at the cost and expense plus accrued interest at private sale provisions of the Proceedings. The (including any costs of printing), if by the Director of Finance to the exchange or transfer shall be with- the event is not the result of City Original Purchaser in accordance out charge to the owner, except that action or inaction, of those persons with law and the provisions of this the City and Registrar may make a requesting such issuance. Ordinance. If, in the reasonable charge sufficient to reimburse them The Director of Finance also is opinion of the Director of Finance, for any tax or other governmental hereby authorized and directed to an underwriter is incapable of fully charge required to be paid with the extent necessary or required to performing its duties or meeting its respect to the exchange or transfer. enter into any agreements deter- obligations in its capacity as Origi- The City or the Registrar may mined necessary in connection with nal Purchaser with respect to the require that those charges, if any, the book entry system for the Tem- Temporary Bonds, the Director of be paid before the procedure is porary Bonds, after determining Finance is hereby authorized and begun for the exchange or transfer. that the signing thereof will not directed, in the name of and on All Temporary Bonds issued and endanger the funds or securities of behalf of the City, to take whatev- authenticated upon any exchange or the City and after the approval of er action may be necessary to ter- transfer shall be valid special oblig- the form of any such agreement by minate that underwriter’s standing ations of the City, evidencing the the Director of Law. as Original Purchaser. The Director same obligation, and entitled to the Section 8. Execution of Temporary of Finance shall sign the Certificate same security and benefit under the Bonds. Temporary Bonds shall be of Award referred to in this Ordi- Proceedings, as the Temporary signed by the Mayor and the Direc- nance, evidencing that sale to the Bonds surrendered upon that tor of Finance, in the name of the Original Purchaser, cause the Tem- exchange or transfer. Neither the City and in their official capacities, porary Bonds to be prepared, and City nor the Registrar shall be provided that either or both of those have the Temporary Bonds signed required to make any exchange or signatures may be a facsimile, and and delivered, together with a true transfer of a Temporary Bond dur- shall bear the seal of the City or a transcript of proceedings with ref- ing the period beginning at the facsimile thereof; provided that no erence to the issuance of the Tem- opening of business 15 days before Temporary Bond shall be valid or porary Bonds if requested by the the day of the mailing of a notice obligatory for any purpose or shall Original Purchaser, to the Original of redemption of Temporary Bonds be entitled to any security or bene- Purchaser upon payment of the pur- and ending at the close of business fit under the Proceedings unless and chase price. The Director of Finance on the day of such mailing or to until the certificate of authentica- is authorized to sign and deliver, in transfer or exchange any Tempo- tion printed on the Temporary Bond the name and on behalf of the City, rary Bond selected for redemption in is signed by the Registrar as a bond purchase agreement between whole or in part. authenticating agent, and authenti- the City and the Original Purchas- Section 7. Book Entry. Notwith- cation by the Registrar shall be con- er, or representative thereof (the standing any other provisions of clusive evidence that the Temporary “Purchase Agreement”), in a form this Ordinance, if it is determined Bond so authenticated has been duly consistent with this Ordinance and by the Director of Finance to be in issued, signed and delivered under, as approved by the Director of Law. the best interests of and financially and is entitled to the security and The Director of Finance shall pro- advantageous to the City, the Tem- benefit of, the Proceedings. The cer- vide for the payment of the services porary Bonds may be issued in book tificate of authentication may be rendered and for reimbursement of entry form in accordance with the signed by any authorized officer or expenses incurred pursuant to the provisions of this Section. As used employee of the Registrar or by any Purchase Agreement from the pro- in this Section and this Ordinance: other person acting as an agent of ceeds of the Temporary Bonds to the The Temporary Bonds may be the Registrar and approved by the extent available and then from issued to a Depository for use in a Director of Finance on behalf of the other money lawfully available and book entry system and, if and as City. The same person need not sign appropriated or to be appropriated long as a book entry system is uti- the certificate of authentication on for that purpose. The Mayor, the lized, (i) the Temporary Bonds may all of the Temporary Bonds. Director of Finance, the Clerk, the be issued in the form of a single, Pursuant to Section 83 of the Director of Law, and other City offi- fully registered Temporary Bond City’s Charter, the Director of Law cials, as appropriate, are each autho- representing each maturity and reg- shall prepare the Temporary Bonds rized and directed to sign any tran- istered in the name of the Deposi- and shall endorse thereon his script certificates, financial state- tory or its nominee, as registered approval of the form and correctness ments and other documents and owner, and immobilized in the cus- thereof by his manual or facsimile instruments and to take such tody of the Depository; (ii) the book signature. The Temporary Bonds actions as are necessary or appro- entry interest owners of Temporary shall be issued in the denominations priate to consummate the transac- Bonds in book entry form shall have as requested by the Original Pur- tions contemplated by this Ordi- no right to receive Temporary chaser and approved by the Director nance. Bonds in the form of physical secu- of Finance, in conformity with this Section 10. Security for the Tempo- rities or certificates; (iii) ownership Ordinance. The entire principal rary Bonds. The Temporary Bonds of book entry interests in book amount may be represented by a sin- shall be special obligations of the entry form shall be shown by book gle bond certificate and may be City, and the debt charges on the entry on the system maintained and issued as fully registered securities Temporary Bonds shall be payable operated by the Depository and its and in book entry or other uncer- solely from the Revenues and the Participants, and transfers of the tificated form if it is determined by Nontax Revenues. The payment of ownership of book entry interests the Director of Finance that debt charges on the Temporary shall be made only by book entry issuance of fully registered securi- Bonds is secured by a pledge of and by the Depository and its Partici- ties in that form will facilitate the lien on (i) the Revenues and (ii) the pants; and (iv) the Temporary sale and delivery of the Temporary Nontax Revenues which are on Bonds as such shall not be trans- Bonds. The Temporary Bonds may deposit in the Urban Renewal Debt ferable or exchangeable, except for be issued in the authorized denomi- Retirement Fund created below. The transfer to another Depository or to nations of either (a) $100,000 each Temporary Bonds are not and shall another nominee of a Depository, or in any denomination that is the not be secured by an obligation or without further action by the City. sum of (i) $100,000 and (ii) $5,000 or pledge of any money raised by taxa- If any Depository determines not any integral multiple thereof, and tion. The Temporary Bonds do not to continue to act as a Depository not exchangeable for other Tempo- and shall not represent or constitute for the Temporary Bonds for use in rary Bonds in denominations less a debt or pledge of the faith and a book entry system, the Director of than $100,000, or (b) $5,000 or any credit or taxing power of the City, Finance may attempt to establish a integral multiple thereof, as deter- and the owners thereof have and securities depository/book entry mined by the Director of Finance in shall have no right to have taxes relationship with another qualified the Certificate of Award to be in the levied by the City for the payment of Depository. If the Director of best interests of the City. The Tem- debt charges thereon. The Temporary Finance does not or is unable to do porary Bonds shall not have coupons Bonds shall contain a statement to 2067 132 The City Record August 22, 2001 that effect and to the effect that the debt charges. The City covenants of amounts to be deposited in the Temporary Bonds are payable solely that, so long as any of the Tempo- Debt Retirement Fund, as directed from the Revenues and the Nontax rary Bonds are outstanding, it shall below) shall be deposited in the Pro- Revenues and are not secured by an not issue any additional obligations ject Fund and are hereby appropri- obligation or pledge of any money payable from the Nontax Revenues ated for and shall be used to pay the raised by taxation. on a parity with the Temporary costs of the Project. Additional The City covenants and agrees Bonds and any outstanding parity funds, from whatever source, may be that while the Temporary Bonds are obligations payable from Nontax voluntarily deposited in the Project outstanding, it will appropriate and Revenues, unless, prior to passage Fund by the City. The City may maintain Nontax Revenues at such of the ordinance authorizing such establish separate accounts within times and in such amounts as will parity obligations, the Director of the Project Fund as necessary or be sufficient, together with the Rev- Finance shall have certified to this convenient to ascertain the dates, enues and any other funds available Council that the Nontax Revenues amounts and sources of deposits. At for the purpose, to pay the debt during the preceding calendar year, such time as disbursements are to be charges on the Temporary Bonds adjusted to reflect, if necessary, made from the Project Fund to pay and will so restrict other obligations changes in the rates or charges costs of the Project, the City is payable from Nontax Revenues prior resulting in the Nontax Revenues, directed to transfer amounts in the to or on a parity with the Tempo- aggregate in amount not less than Project Fund to the appropriate fund rary Bonds as will ensure the con- 100% of the highest amount of (a) or funds of the City from which the tinuing availability for appropria- debt charges on the Temporary costs of the Project are to be paid. tion of sufficient Nontax Revenues Bonds and (b) required payments on Any portion of the proceeds of the to pay debt charges when due, such proposed parity obligations Temporary Bonds to be used to pay which Nontax Revenues are hereby and any outstanding parity obliga- interest on the Temporary Bonds or selected by the City pursuant to Sec- tions due in any succeeding calen- to make a required deposit to a debt tion 725.05(C) of the Revised Code dar year. service reserve fund shall be paid as moneys that are not raised by Each obligation of the City into the Debt Retirement Fund and taxation. required to be undertaken pursuant any debt service reserve fund, There is hereby created by the to this Ordinance and the Tempo- respectively, created pursuant to Sec- City a separate fund or account des- rary Bonds is binding upon the City, tion 10. Any premium and accrued ignated as the “Urban Renewal Debt and upon each officer or employee interest received from the sale of the Retirement Fund” (the “Debt Retire- of the City as may from time to time Temporary Bonds shall be deposited ment Fund”) into which shall be have the authority under law to in the Debt Retirement Fund. deposited (i) the Revenues upon take any action on behalf of the Section 12. Disclosure. If, in the receipt, and (ii) other Nontax Rev- City as may be necessary to perform judgment of the Director of Finance, enues on or prior to the date debt all or any part of such obligation, after consultation with the Financial charges on the Temporary Bonds as a duty of the City and of each of Advisor and the Original Purchaser, are due, in an amount sufficient to those officers and employees result- an official statement or other disclo- pay those debt charges. Any Rev- ing from an office, trust or station sure document is appropriate relating enues remaining after payment, or within the meaning of Section to the initial offering of the Tempo- provision for payment, of all debt 2731.01 of the Revised Code, provid- rary Bonds, the Director of Finance, charges on the Temporary Bonds ing for enforcement by writ of man- on behalf of the City and in that offi- shall be deposited, to the extent not damus. cer’s official capacity, is authorized otherwise pledged or encumbered, In the event that the interest on to (i) cooperate with the Original as follows: half in the Housing the Temporary Bonds is to be pro- Purchaser in the preparation of, and Trust Fund (Fund No. 14 SF 027) vided for from Temporary Bond pro- the making of modifications, comple- and half the Neighborhood Develop- ceeds, or if in the judgment of the tions or changes of or supplements ment Investment Fund (Fund No. 10 Director of Finance, after consulta- to, such a disclosure document, (ii) SF 501). tion with the Financial Advisor, a determine, and to certify or otherwise Nothing herein shall be construed debt service reserve to secure the represent, when the disclosure docu- as requiring the City to use or apply Temporary Bonds is in the best ment is to be deemed final or is final, to the payment of debt charges on interest of and financially advanta- (iii) authorize the use and distribu- the Temporary Bonds any funds or geous to the City, the City shall tion of that disclosure document and revenues from any source other than enter into a trust agreement with any supplements thereto in connec- Revenues and the Nontax Revenues. the bank or trust company serving tion with the initial offering of the Nothing herein, however, shall be as Registrar for the Temporary Temporary Bonds, and (iv) sign cer- deemed to prohibit the City, of its Bonds and providing for the Debt tificates, statements or other docu- own volition, from using, to the Fund or a debt service reserve fund, ments in connection with the finali- extent that it is authorized by law as applicable, to be held by that ty, accuracy, and completeness of to do so, any other resources for the bank or trust company, in its capac- that disclosure document. fulfillment of any of the terms, con- ity as trustee, and such fund or For the benefit of the holders and ditions or obligations of this Ordi- funds are hereby authorized. The beneficial owners from time to time nance or of the Temporary Bonds. Director of Finance shall sign and of the Temporary Bonds, the City The City will, solely from the pro- deliver, in the name and on behalf agrees, as the only obligated person ceeds of the Temporary Bonds or of the City, the trust agreement in with respect to the Temporary Bonds from the Revenues or the Nontax a form consistent with this Ordi- under the Rule, to provide or cause Revenues, pay or cause to be paid nance and approved by the Director to be provided such financial infor- the debt charges on the Temporary of Law. The Mayor and the Director mation and operating data, audited Bonds on the dates, at the places of Finance and other City officials, financial statements and notices, in and in the manner provided herein as appropriate, are authorized to such manner, as may be required for and in the Temporary Bonds. For take such actions as are necessary purposes of paragraph (b)(5)(i) of that purpose, in each year while the or appropriate to consummate such the Rule. In order to describe and Temporary Bonds are outstanding, additional security for the Tempo- specify certain terms of the City’s this Council, after providing for the rary Bonds. The City hereby continuing disclosure agreement for payment of debt charges payable on covenants and agrees to appropriate that purpose, and thereby to imple- the City’s general obligation securi- annually from the Revenues and the ment that agreement, including pro- ties in that year from sources avail- Nontax Revenues into any such visions for enforcement, amendment, able for that purpose, will appropri- funds amounts sufficient to main- and termination, the Director of ate Nontax Revenues required to tain the balances required by the Finance is authorized and directed pay, and for the purpose of paying, trust agreement and to restore any to sign and deliver, in the name and the debt charges due in that year on deficiency therein. on behalf of the City, and if required the Temporary Bonds and any out- Section 11. Project Fund; Deposit under the Rule, a Continuing Dis- standing parity obligations payable of Proceeds. The proceeds from the closure Certificate or Certificates in from Nontax Revenues. Further, this sale of the Temporary Bonds are conformance with the reporting Council will give effect to such appropriated and shall be used for requirements of the Rule. The agree- appropriations in all ordinances it the purpose for which the Tempo- ment formed, collectively, by this passes thereafter in that year appro- rary Bonds are being issued. The paragraph and that Certificate, shall priating money for expenditure and City hereby creates, and orders be the City’s continuing disclosure encumbrance and limit the other maintained as a separate fund or as agreement for purposes of the Rule, appropriations of Nontax Revenues a separate account, in the custody and its performance shall be subject in that year to the amount available and control of the City, a fund des- to the annual appropriation of any after deducting the amount required ignated the “Erieview Urban Renew- funds that may be necessary to per- for the payment of debt charges al Project Fund” (the “Project form it. payable on the City’s general oblig- Fund”). The proceeds from the sale The Director of Finance is further ation securities and to pay those of the Temporary Bonds (exclusive authorized and directed to establish 2068 August 22, 2001 The City Record 133 procedures in order to ensure com- issued and sold as obligations bear- sion of interest from gross income pliance by the City with its contin- ing interest that is excluded from and the intended tax status of the uing disclosure agreement, includ- gross income for federal income tax Temporary Bonds, and (c) to give ing the timely provision of informa- purposes, the covenants in this Sec- one or more appropriate certificates tion and notices. Prior to making tion 15 shall govern. However, if the of the City, for inclusion in the tran- any filing in accordance with that Temporary Bonds are issued and script of proceedings for the Tem- agreement or providing notice of the sold as obligations bearing interest porary Bonds, setting forth the rea- occurrence of any other events, the that is included in gross income for sonable expectations of the City Director of Finance shall consult federal income tax purposes, the regarding the amount and use of all with, as appropriate, the legal coun- City shall not be bound by the the proceeds of the Temporary sel and bond or other qualified inde- covenants of this Section with Bonds, the facts, circumstances and pendent special counsel to the City. respect to the Temporary Bonds. estimates on which they are based, The Director of Finance, acting in Subject to the foregoing, the City and other facts and circumstances the name and on behalf of the City, covenants that it will use, and will relevant to the tax treatment of the shall be entitled to rely upon any restrict the use and investment of, interest on and the tax status of the legal advice provided by any such the proceeds of the Temporary Temporary Bonds. counsel in determining whether a Bonds in such manner and to such Section 16. Purchase of Properties. filing should be made. extent as may be necessary so that The Director of Community Devel- Section 13. Ratings, Insurance, (a) the Temporary Bonds will not opment is authorized to purchase and Other Credit Enhancement. If, (i) constitute private activity bonds, the Properties, which are more in the judgment of the Director of arbitrage bonds or hedge bonds specifically described in Exhibit A Finance after consultation with the under Sections 141, 148 or 149 of the hereto, by paying to the Escrow Financial Advisor, the filing of an Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as Agent as defined in the Agreements application for a rating on the Tem- amended (the Code) or (ii) be treat- such funds and executing such doc- porary Bonds by one or more nation- ed other than as bonds to which Sec- uments as may be necessary to ally recognized rating agencies or a tion 103(a) of the Code applies, and effectuate the repurchase rights of Credit Support Instrument is in the (b) the interest on the Temporary the City pursuant to the Agree- best interest of, and financially Bonds will not be treated as an item ments. advantageous to, the City, the Direc- of tax preference under Section 57 Section 17. Captions, Headings, tor of Finance is authorized to pre- of the Code. The City further and Section References. The cap- pare and submit those applications, covenants that (a) it will take or tions and headings in this Ordinance to provide to each such agency, com- cause to be taken such actions that are solely for convenience of refer- pany or Credit provider such infor- may be required of it for the inter- ence and in no way define, limit, or mation as may be required for the est on the Temporary Bonds to be describe the scope or intent of any purpose. The cost of obtaining each and remain excluded from gross Sections, subsections, paragraphs, rating and Credit Support Instru- income for federal income tax pur- subparagraphs, or clauses hereof. ment, except to the extent paid by poses, (b) it will not take or autho- Reference to a Section means a sec- the Original Purchaser in accor- rize to be taken any actions that tion of this Ordinance unless other- dance with the Purchase Agreement, would adversely affect that exclu- wise indicated. shall be paid from the proceeds of sion, and (c) it, or persons acting Section 18. Interpretation. Any pro - the Temporary Bonds. for it, will, among other acts of com- visions of the Codified Ordinances Section 14. Interest Rate Swaps, pliance, (i) apply the proceeds of of the City which are inconsistent Hedges and Caps. For the purpose of the Temporary Bonds to the gov- with the provisions of this Ordi- achieving the optimal available debt ernmental purpose of the borrowing, nance shall not apply to the Tem- structure for the Temporary Bonds, (ii) restrict the yield on investment porary Bonds authorized herein. the Director of Finance may, based property, (iii) make timely and ade- Nothing in this Ordinance is intend- on the written advice of the Finan- quate payments to the federal gov- ed to, and no provision hereof shall cial Advisor, enter into one or more ernment, (iv) maintain books and be applied in any manner as would, agreements in connection with or records and make calculations and impair the obligation of contract of subsequent to the issuance of the reports and (v) refrain from certain the City with respect to any out- Temporary Bonds for an interest uses of those proceeds, and, as standing bonds, Temporary Bonds, rate swap, an interest rate cap or applicable, of property financed certificates of indebtedness, other other such arrangement to lower the with such proceeds, all in such man- obligations, trust indentures, trust effective interest rate on the obliga- ner and to the extent necessary to agreements, or other agreements or tions to the City or to hedge the assure such exclusion of that inter- contracts made or entered into by exposure of the City against fluctu- est under the Code. the City. ations in prevailing interest rates, The Director of Finance, as the Section 19. Satisfaction of Condi- provided, however, that: (i) the debt fiscal officer, or any other officer of tions. This Council determines that structure that is simulated through the City having responsibility for all acts and conditions necessary to the combination of the Temporary issuance of the Temporary Bonds is be done or performed by the City or Bonds with any such agreements hereby authorized (a) to make or to have been met precedent to and shall comply with the restrictions of effect any election, selection, desig- in the issuing of the Temporary this Ordinance on the terms of and nation, choice, consent, approval, or Bonds in order to make them legal, security for the Temporary Bonds waiver on behalf of the City with valid, and binding special obliga- applied to that structure as though respect to the Temporary Bonds as tions of the City have been per- it consisted solely of Temporary the City is permitted to or required formed and have been met, or will Bonds; (ii) the counterparty to any to make or give under the federal at the time of delivery of the Tem- swap agreement and the provider of income tax laws, including, without porary Bonds have been performed any interest rate cap shall have a limitation thereto, any of the elec- and have been met, in regular and rating of at least “A” by either tions provided for in Section due form as required by law, and Moody’s Investors Service, Inc., or 148(f)(4)(C) of the Code or avail- that no limitation of indebtedness or Standard & Poor’s Corporation; (iii) able under Section 148 of the Code, taxation, either statutory or consti- no such agreement shall purport to for the purpose of assuring, enhanc- tutional, is applicable to the entitle the counterparty to the agree- ing or protecting favorable tax issuance of the Temporary Bonds. ment to payment by the City from treatment or status of the Tempo- Section 20. Compliance with Open any source other than the sources rary Bonds or interest thereon or Meeting Requirements. This Council which secure the Temporary Bonds assisting compliance with require- finds and determines that all formal as described in this Ordinance; (iv) ments for that purpose, reducing the actions of this Council and any of the cost of obtaining any such inter- burden or expense of such compli- its committees concerning and relat- est rate cap or other such arrange- ance, reducing the rebate amount or ing to the passage of this Ordinance ment shall have been determined by payments or penalties, or making were taken in an open meeting of the Director of Finance, based on the payments of special amounts in lieu this Council or committees, and that written advice of the Financial Advi- of making computations to deter- all deliberations of this Council and sor, to be justified by the corre- mine, or paying, excess earnings as any of its committees that resulted sponding benefit to the City and to rebate, or obviating those amounts in those formal actions were in be commercially reasonable based on or payments, as determined by that meetings open to the public, all in then current market conditions. The officer, which action shall be in compliance with the law. notional amount on which any such writing and signed by the officer, Section 21. That underwriters’ agreement is based shall not be sub- (b) to take any and all other counsel for the bond issuance and ject to the limitations set forth here- actions, make or obtain calculations, sale authorized herein shall be in on the maximum principal amount make payments, and make or give Thompson Hine LLP and David Hill of the Temporary Bonds. reports, covenants and certifications and Associates. Section 15. Tax Covenants. In the of and on behalf of the City, as may Section 22. Emergency. This Ordi- event that the Temporary Bonds are be appropriate to assure the exclu- nance is hereby declared to be an 2069 134 The City Record August 22, 2001 emergency measure and, provided it (now vacated) and part of St. Clair 102-6-65 receives the affirmative vote of two- Avenue N.E. (now vacated) by Ordi- 102-6-66 thirds of all members elected to nance No. 914-79, passed by the 102-6-67 Council, it shall take effect and be Council of the City of Cleveland on 102-6-68 in force immediately upon its pas- May 21, 1979 and shown by the 102-6-69 sage and approval by the Mayor; Vacation Plat recorded in Volume 102-6-70 otherwise it shall take effect and be 225 of Maps, Page 18 of Cuyahoga Passed August 15, 2001. in force from and after the earliest County Records, together forming a Awaiting the approval or disap- period allowed by law. parcel of land bounded and proval of the Mayor. described as follows: Exhibit “A” Beginning in the Southeasterly PARCEL 22-A-2 line of Hamilton Avenue N.E., 40 Situated in the City of Cleveland, feet in width, at its intersection Ord. No. 640-01. County of Cuyahoga and State of with the Northeasterly line of East By Mayor White. Ohio and known as being part of 12th Street, 140 feet in width, as An emergency ordinance authoriz- Original Two Acre Lot Nos. 175, 176 shown by the Dedication Plat ing the submission to the electors of and 177 in the Nathan Perry Allot- recorded in Volume 231 in Maps, the City of Cleveland of a proposal ment as shown in Deed Book 35, Page 12 of Cuyahoga County to authorize the City of Cleveland to Page 11 of Cuyahoga County Records; act as an aggregator on behalf of Records and a part of Emerald Course No. 1: thence North 55° 41' the natural gas customers within Court N.E. (18 and 28 feet wide) 49" East along said Southeasterly the City. vacated by Ordinance Number 1816- line of Hamilton Avenue N.E., 101.88 Whereas, pursuant to Article 77, passed by the Council of the City feet to the Northwesterly corner of XVIII, Section 4 of the Ohio Consti- of Cleveland on August 1, 1977, and land conveyed to B. A. Carran by tution, the City of Cleveland has ple- being further known as Parcel 22-A- deed dated September 7, 1946 and nary power to, among other things, 2 in the Erieview Renewal Project recorded in Volume 6216, Page 16 own and operate municipal utilities II, and bounded and described as and by deed recorded in Volume or to contract with others for the follows: 12384, Page 927 of Cuyahoga Coun- provision of utility services to the Beginning in the Southerly line of ty Records; residents and businesses located St. Clair Avenue, N.E. (99 feet wide) Course No. 2: thence South 34° 02' within the City; and as dedicated by the recorded plat in 48" East along the Southwesterly Whereas, pursuant to R.C. Section Volume 188 of Maps, Page 7 of Cuya- line of land so conveyed to B. A. 4929.20, et seq., municipalities may hoga County Records, at its inter- Carran, 99.90 feet to a point in the aggregate customers within their section with the Easterly line of Northwesterly line of Canfield jurisdiction in order to promote East 12th Street (140 feet wide), as Court, N.E., 20 feet in width; lower cost natural gas services with- proposed to be widened; thence Course No. 3: thence South 09° 08' in the municipality; and South 33° 59' 17" East, along the 37" East, along the Southwesterly Whereas, aggregation by the City Easterly line of said East 12th line of Canfield Court N.E., 22.09 feet may permit natural gas customers Street, as proposed to be widened, to the Northwesterly corner of land within the City to realize lower nat- 275.65 feet to its intersection with conveyed to David E. Owen (one- ural gas rates from the collective the Northerly line of Rockwell half interest) by deed dated May 14, purchasing of natural gas services; Avenue, N.E. (60 feet wide); thence 1981 and recorded in Volume 15453, and North 55° 39' 15" East, along the Page 315 of Cuyahoga County Whereas, pursuant to the authori- Northerly line of said Rockwell Records, and Abe Owen (one-half ty conferred by R.C. Section 4929.26, Avenue, N.E., 135.00 feet to a point; interest) by deed dated April 18, the City of Cleveland desires to sub- said point being at the Southwest- 1975 and recorded in Volume 13824, mit an ordinance to the Board of erly corner of a parcel of land con- Page 175 of Cuyahoga County veyed to St. Clair Place, L.T.D. by Records; Elections to submit to the electors deed recorded in Volume 14636, Page Course No. 4: thence South 33° 59' of the City of Cleveland the ques- 79 of Cuyahoga County Records; 17" East along the Southwesterly tion of whether the City should cre- thence North 33° 59' 17" West, along line of land so conveyed to David E. ate an aggregation program in a Westerly line of land so conveyed Owen and Abe Owen, and along the accordance with R.C. Section 4929.26; to St. Clair Place, L.T.D. 221.14 feet Southeasterly prolongation thereof, and to a point; said point being in a 159.54 feet to a point in the North- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Northwesterly corner of said land westerly line of relocated St. Clair tutes an emergency measure provid- conveyed to St. Clair Place, L.T.D.; Avenue N.E.; ing for the immediate preservation thence North 47° 27' 28" East, along Course No. 5: thence Southwester- of the public peace, property, health a Northwesterly line of land so con- ly along said Northwesterly line of or safety in that it will establish a veyed to St. Clair Place, L.T.D., 75.84 relocated St. Clair Avenue N.E., retail aggregation program for the feet to an inner corner therein; being along the arc of a curve benefit of the City’s natural gas con- thence North 33° 59' 17" West, along deflecting to the right, 41.05 feet to sumers; now, therefore, a Westerly line of land so conveyed a point of tangency, said curved line Be it ordained by the Council of to St. Clair Place, L.T.D., 65.73 feet having a radius of 460.50 feet and a the City of Cleveland: to the proposed Southerly line of St. chord which bears South 53°15' 29" Section 1. That this Council here- Clair Avenue., N.E.; thence South 47° West a distance of 41.04 feet; by authorizes the submission to the 27' 28" West, along said proposed Course No. 6: thence South 55° 48' electors of the City of Cleveland at Southerly line of St. Clair Avenue, 42" West along the Northwesterly a special election to be held at the N.E., 153.15 feet to its intersection line of St. Clair Avenue N.E., as now usual places of voting of said City with the Southerly line of St. Clair relocated, 51.71 feet to a point in the on Tuesday, November 6, 2001, of a Avenue as dedicated in Volume 188 aforementioned Northeasterly line of proposal to authorize the City of of Maps, Page 7 of Cuyahoga Coun- East 12th Street; Cleveland to act as an aggregator ty Records; thence South 55° 27' 26" Course No. 7: thence North 33° 59' on behalf of the natural gas cus- West, along said Southerly line of 17" West, along said Northeasterly tomers within the City for natural St. Clair Avenue, N.E., 58.55 feet to line of said East 12th Street, 281.08 gas in accordance with R.C. Section the place of beginning and contain- feet to the place of beginning, con- 4929.20, et seq. ing 42,583 square feet (0.9776 Acres) taining 27,053 square feet of land Section 2. That the proposed of land, be the same more less, but (0.6211 acres) according to a survey aggregation authorization, upon subject to all legal highways. by Garrett & Associates, Inc., Reg- receiving at least a majority of the istered Engineers and Surveyors, votes cast thereon at the November PARCEL NO. 9-B+ made in June, 1987, be the same 6, 2001, special election, shall (HAMILTON AVENUE PARCEL) more or less, but subject to all legal become effective immediately upon Situated in the City of Cleveland, highways. its adoption, and the City’s aggre- County of Cuyahoga and State of gation program shall thereafter Ohio, and known as being all of Permanent Parcels Numbers of commence in accordance with the Sublots Nos. 65 and 84, part of Additional Properties: plan of operation to be established Sublots Nos. 64, 66, 83 and 85 in Levi pursuant to R.C. Section 4929.26, et Johnson’s Allotment of all of Origi- 102-6-43 seq. If the proposed aggregation nal Two Acre Lots Nos. 178 to 181, 102-6-44 authorization is so adopted, all nat- both inclusive, and part of Two Acre 102-6-45 ural gas customers within the City Lots Nos. 182, 187, 188, 189 and 190, 102-6-46 shall automatically be included in as shown by the recorded plat in 102-6-47 the City’s aggregation program, pro- Volume 1 of Maps, Page 29 of Cuya- 102-6-62 vided, however, that each customer hoga County Records, part of Can- 102-6-63 shall have an opportunity to opt out field Court N.E., 20 feet in width 102-6-64 of the City’s aggregation program. 2070 August 22, 2001 The City Record 135

Section 3. That the Clerk of this Martin Luther King, Jr. overpass in order to provide professional ser- Council is hereby authorized to plantings, Cultural Garden Park Sta- vices necessary to design the public promptly forward a certified copy of tion and Memorial Park site improvement authorized above. this ordinance to the Board of Elec- improvements, for the Division of The selection of said consultants tions of Cuyahoga County by no Research, Planning and Develop- for such services shall be made by later than August 23, 2001. ment, Department of Parks, Recre- the Board of Control upon the nom- Section 4. That the Board of Elec- ation and Properties, by contract ination of the Director of Parks, tions of Cuyahoga County shall duly let to the lowest responsible Recreation and Properties from a cause an appropriate notice to be bidder after competitive bidding list of qualified consultants avail- duly given of the election to be held upon a unit basis for the improve- able for such employment as may be on November 6, 2001, on the forego- ment. determined after a full and complete ing proposal and otherwise to pro- Section 2. That the Director of canvass by the Director of Parks, vide for such election in the manner Parks, Recreation and Properties is Recreation and Properties for the provided by the general laws of the hereby authorized to enter into con- purpose of compiling such a list. State of Ohio. tract for the making of the above The compensation to be paid for Section 5. That it is found and public improvement with the lowest such services shall be fixed by the determined that all formal actions responsible bidder after competitive Board of Control. The contract here- of this Council concerning and relat- bidding upon a unit basis for the in authorized shall be prepared by ing to the passage of this ordinance improvement provided however, that the Director of Law, approved by were passed in an open meeting of each separate trade and each dis- the Director of Parks, Recreation this Council, and that all delibera- tinct component part of said and Properties, and certified by the tions of this Council and any of its improvement may be treated as a Director of Finance; and committees that resulted in such for- separate improvement, and each, or (d) That the improvement autho- mal action were in meetings open to any combination, of such trades or rized in this Section 5 shall be paid the public in compliance with all components may be the subject of a from the fund or funds to which the legal requirements. separate contract upon a unit basis. unencumbered general obligation Section 6. That the ballot submit- Section 3. That the cost of said balance, certified by the Director of ting the question of the adoption of improvement hereby authorized Finance in the report required by the aforesaid proposal shall read as shall be paid from Fund Nos. 20 SF Section 4, is credited. follows: 180, 20 SF 303, 20 SF 343, 20 SF 354, Section 6. That this ordinance is 20 SF 361 and 10 SF 039, Request No. hereby declared to be an emergency A majority affirmative vote is nec- 5091. measure and, provided it receives essary for passage. Section 4. That no funds shall be the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Shall the City of Cleveland have expended for the improvement all the members elected to Council, the authority to aggregate competi- authorized herein until a report, cer- it shall take effect and be in force tive retail natural gas service for tified by the Director of Finance, immediately upon its passage and the retail natural gas loads located indicating the unencumbered bal- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it in the City, and for that purpose, ance of all general obligation bonds shall take effect and be in force enter into service agreements to for the years 1990-2001 is received by from and after the earliest period facilitate for those loads the sale the Council President, the chairper- allowed by law. and purchase of natural gas, such son of the Public Parks, Property Passed August 15, 2001. aggregation to occur automatically and Recreation Committee, and the Awaiting the approval or disap- except where any person elects to chairperson of the Finance Commit- proval of the Mayor. opt out? tee. Such report shall be provided Section 7. That this ordinance is immediately by the Director of hereby declared to be an emergency Finance. measure and, provided it receives Section 5. That, in the event that the report required by Section 4 indi- Ord. No. 850-01. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of cates there is an unencumbered bal- By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- all the members elected to Council, ance of $3,300,000 or more, the Direc- mon (by departmental request). it shall take effect and be in force tor of Parks, Recreation and Prop- An emergency ordinance authoriz- immediately upon its passage and erties is authorized to do the fol- ing the Directors of Parks, Recre- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it lowing: ation and Properties and Finance to shall take effect and be in force (a) Pursuant to Section 167 of the enter into contract with the Cleve- from and after the earliest period Charter of the City of Cleveland, it land Board of Education to conduct allowed by law. is hereby determined to make the recreational, cultural and extracur- Passed August 15, 2001. public improvement of constructing, ricular programs for the benefit of Awaiting the approval or disap- rehabilitating, renovation, replacing school children during the 2001-2002 proval of the Mayor. or otherwise improving certain City- school year. owned parks in the odd-numbered Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance wards, in the amount of $300,000 per No. 1025-A-95, passed June 28, 1995, odd numbered ward, including all tax revenues from levying the park- Ord. No. 849-01. site improvements and appurte- ing facility tax and increases in the By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- nances necessary and incidental motor vehicle lessor tax and the mon (by departmental request). thereto, for the Department of admissions tax can be used to fund An emergency ordinance deter- Parks, Recreation and Properties, recreational, cultural and extracur- mining the method of making the by contract duly let to the lowest ricular programs within the Cleve- public improvement of renovating, responsible bidder after competitive land School system; and rehabilitating and improving vari- bidding for a unit basis for the Whereas, the Joint Board estab- ous parks, recreation facilities and improvement; and lished by Ordinance No. 1025-A-95 property, including but not limited (b) The Director of Parks, Recre- has recommended that a portion of to Camp Forbes, Martin Luther ation and Properties is hereby the tax proceeds be used to fund a King, Jr. overpass plantings, Cul- authorized to enter into contract of number of recreational, cultural and tural Garden Park Station and the making of the above public extracurricular programs for City Memorial Park site improvements, improvement with the lowest school children during the 2001-2002 and authorizing the Director of responsible bidder after competitive school year, including dance, drama, Parks, Recreation and Properties to bidding for a unit basis for the instrumental, vocal, cheerleading, enter into contract for the making improvement provided, however, aquatic, sports and academic enrich- of such improvement. that each separate trade and each ment programs; and Whereas, this ordinance consti- distinct component part of said Whereas, this ordinance consti- tutes an emergency measure provid- improvement may be treated as a tutes an emergency measure provid- ing for the usual daily operation of separate improvement, and each, or ing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, there- any combination, of such trades or a municipal department; now, there- fore, components may be the subject of a fore, Be it ordained by the Council of separate contract for a unit basis; Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: and the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That, pursuant to Sec- (c) The Director of Parks, Recre- Section 1. That the Directors of tion 167 of the Charter of the City ation and Properties is hereby Parks, Recreation and Properties of Cleveland, it is hereby deter- authorized to employ by contract and Finance are hereby authorized mined to make the public improve- one or more consultants or one or to enter into contract with the Board ment of renovating, rehabilitating more firms of consultants for the of Education of the Cleveland City and improving various parks, recre- purpose of supplementing the regu- School District to conduct various ation facilities and property, includ- larly employed staff of the several recreational, cultural and extracur- ing but not limited to Camp Forbes, departments of the City of Cleveland ricular programs for the benefit of 2071 136 The City Record August 22, 2001

City school children, in accordance Ord. No. 903-01. rized to enter into an agreement with the program description con- By Councilman Melena. with Cleveland Housing Network tained in File No. 850-01-A, for an An emergency ordinance authoriz- Inc. as the City’s agent, to assist the amount not to exceed $2,000,000, ing the Director of Community homebuyer of a house to be reno- payable from the fund or funds to Development to enter into a grant vated at 4214 Memphis Avenue, which are credited the proceeds of agreement with Detroit Shoreway through the use of Ward 16 Neigh- the taxes levied pursuant to Ordi- Community Development Organiza- borhood Equity Funds. nance No. 1025-A-95, passed June 28, tion for Phase II of the Bridge Section 2. That the cost of said 1995, under such terms and condi- Square housing development project contract shall be in an amount not tions as are acceptable to the Direc- to promote the public purpose of to exceed $12,500.00 and shall be tor of Law. creating housing in Cleveland paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Section 2. That no money shall be through the use of Ward 17 Neigh- Section 3. That the Director of paid to the Board of Education pur- borhood Equity Funds. Law shall prepare and approve said suant to the above-authorized con- Whereas, the Housing Advisory contract and that the contract shall tract until the Board of Education Board has reviewed the program contain such terms and provisions has furnished a report to the Cleve- referred to in Section 1 of this ordi- as he deems necessary to protect the land City Council regarding the nance and has approved such pro- City’s interest. 2000-01 recreational, cultural and gram; and Section 4. That this ordinance is extracurricular programs funded by Whereas, this ordinance consti- hereby declared to be an emergency the $2,000,000 provided to the Board tutes an emergency measure provid- measure and, provided it receives of Education last year. ing for the usual daily operation of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 3. That this ordinance is a municipal department; now, there- all the members elected to Council, hereby declared to be an emergency fore it shall take effect and be in force measure and, provided it receives Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise it all the members elected to Council, Section 1. That the Director of shall take effect and be in force it shall take effect and be in force Community Development is autho- from and after the earliest period immediately upon its passage and rized to enter into a grant agree- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it allowed by law. ment with Detroit Shoreway Com- Passed August 15, 2001. shall take effect and be in force munity Development Organization, from and after the earliest period Awaiting the approval or disap- as the City’s agent, to assist the proval of the Mayor. allowed by law. homebuyers of Phase II of the Passed August 15, 2001. Bridge Square housing development Awaiting the approval or disap- project to promote the public pur- proval of the Mayor. pose of creating housing in Cleve- Ord. No. 924-01. land through the use of Ward 17 By Councilman Polensek. Neighborhood Equity Funds. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Section 2. That the cost of said Ord. No. 891-01. ing the Director of Community contract shall be in an amount not Development to enter into a grant By Councilman Cimperman. to exceed $40,000.00 and shall be An emergency ordinance authoriz- agreement with Northeast Shores paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Development Corporation for the ing the Director of Community Section 3. That the Director of Development to enter into a grant renovation of the Huntmere, an Law shall prepare and approve said apartment building located at 15510 agreement with Famicos Foundation contract and that the contract shall Huntmere Avenue to further the for the renovation of the Downtown contain such terms and provisions public purpose of creating and Single Room Occupancy (SRO) as he deems necessary to protect the improving housing in the City of building located at 1850 Superior City’s interest. Cleveland through the use of Ward Avenue, to forward the public pur- Section 4. That this ordinance is pose of creating and improving 11 Neighborhood Equity Funds. hereby declared to be an emergency housing in the City of Cleveland Whereas, this ordinance consti- measure and, provided it receives through the use of Ward 13 Neigh- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tutes an emergency measure provid- borhood Equity Funds. all the members elected to Council, ing for the usual daily operation of Whereas, this ordinance consti- it shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- tutes an emergency measure provid- fore ing for the usual daily operation of immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Be it ordained by the Council of a municipal department; now, there- the City of Cleveland: fore shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period Section 1. That the Director of Be it ordained by the Council of Community Development is autho- the City of Cleveland: allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. rized to enter into a grant agree- Section 1. That the Director of ment with Northeast Shores Devel- Community Development is autho- Awaiting the approval or disap- proval of the Mayor. opment Corporation for the renova- rized to enter into a grant agree- tion of the Huntmere, an apartment ment with Famicos Foundation for building located at 15510 Huntmere the renovation of the Downtown Sin- Avenue to further the public pur- gle Room Occupancy (SRO) building Ord. No. 915-01. pose of creating and improving located at 1850 Superior Avenue, to housing in the City of Cleveland, forward the public purpose of cre- By Councilman O’Malley. An emergency ordinance authoriz- through the use of Ward 11 Neigh- ating and improving housing in the borhood Equity Funds. City of Cleveland. ing the Director of Community Development to enter into an agree- Section 2. That the cost of said Section 2. That the cost of said contract shall be in an amount not contract shall be in an amount not ment with Cleveland Housing Net- to exceed $25,000.00 and shall be to exceed $15,000 and shall be paid work, Inc. for the renovation of a paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166. from Fund No. 10 SF 166. vacant single family housing unit Section 3. That the Director of located at 4214 Memphis Avenue to Section 3. That the Director of Law shall prepare and approve said promote the public purpose of cre- Law shall prepare and approve said contract and that the contract shall ating and improving housing in the contract and that the contract shall contain such terms and provisions City of Cleveland through the use of contain such terms and provisions as he deems necessary to protect the Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity as he deems necessary to protect the City’s interest. Funds. City’s interest. Section 4. That this ordinance is Whereas the Housing Advisory Section 4. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency Board has reviewed the program hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives referred to in Section 1 of this ordi- measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of nance and has approved such pro- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, gram; and all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance consti- it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and tutes an emergency measure provid- immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ing for the usual daily operation of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period fore from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Be it ordained by the Council of allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. the City of Cleveland: Passed August 15, 2001. Awaiting the approval or disap- Section 1. That the Director of Awaiting the approval or disap- proval of the Mayor. Community Development is autho- proval of the Mayor. 2072 August 22, 2001 The City Record 137

Ord. No. 928-01. Ashbury Avenue to forward the Ord. No. 1046-01. By Councilman Sweeney. public purpose of creating and By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- An emergency ordinance authoriz- improving housing in the City of mon (by departmental request). ing the Director of Community C l e v e l a n d . An emergency ordinance au t h o r i z - Development to enter into a grant Section 2. That the cost of said ing the purchase by requirement con- agreement with Bellaire-Puritas contract shall be in an amount not tract of labor and materials neces- Development Corporation for the to exceed $79,000 and shall be paid sary to repair interior and exterior Ward 20 Fifty-Fifty Home Repair from Fund No. 10 SF 166. bodies of motor vehicle fleet, for the Program to further the public pur- Section 3. That the Director of Division of Cleveland Public Power, pose of improving housing in the Law shall prepare and approve said Department of Public Utilities, for a City of Cleveland through the use of contract and that the contract shall period not to exceed two years. Ward 20 Neighborhood Equity contain such terms and provisions Whereas, this ordinance consti- Funds. as he deems necessary to protect the tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, the Housing Advisory City’s interest. ing for the usual daily operation of Board has reviewed the program Section 4. That this ordinance is a municipal department; now, there- fore referred to in Section 1 of this ordi- hereby declared to be an emergency Be it ordained by the Council of nance and has approved such pro- measure and, provided it receives the City of Cleveland: gram; and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 1. That the Director of all the members elected to Council, Public Utilities is hereby authorized tutes an emergency measure provid- it shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of to make a written requirement con- immediately upon its passage and tract in accordance with the Charter a municipal department; now, there- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it and the Codified Ordinances of fore shall take effect and be in force Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- Be it ordained by the Council of from and after the earliest period quirements for the period of two the City of Cleveland: allowed by law. years of the necessary items of Section 1. That the Director of Passed August 15, 2001. labor and materials necessary to Community Development is autho- Awaiting the approval or disap- repair interior and exterior bodies of rized to enter into a grant agree- proval of the Mayor. motor vehicle fleet, in the approxi- ment with Bellaire-Puritas Develop- mate amount as purchased during ment Corporation, as the City’s the preceding term, to be purchased agent, to carry out the Ward 20 by the Commissioner of Purchases Fifty-Fifty Home Repair Program to Ord. No. 935-01. and Supplies upon a unit basis for further the public purpose of By Councilman White. the Division of Cleveland Public improving housing in the City of An emergency ordinance authoriz- Power, Department of Public Utili- Cleveland, through the use of Ward ing the Director of Community ties. Bids shall be taken in such 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds. Development to enter into a grant manner as to permit an award to be Section 2. That the cost of said agreement with Lutheran Housing made for all items as a single con- contract shall be in an amount not Corporation for the Ward 2 Home tract, or by separate contract for to exceed $100,000 and shall be paid Repair Program to further the pub- each or any combination of said from Fund No. 10 SF 166. lic purpose of creating and improv- items as the Board of Control shall Section 3. That the Director of ing housing in the City of Cleveland determine. Alternate bids for a peri- Law shall prepare and approve said through the use of Ward 2 Neigh- od less than two years may be taken contract and that the contract shall borhood Equity Funds. if deemed desirable by the Commis- contain such terms and provisions Whereas, the Housing Advisory sioner of Purchases and Supplies as he deems necessary to protect the until provision is made for the Board has reviewed the program City’s interest. requirements for the entire term. referred to in Section 1 of this ordi- Section 4. That this ordinance is Section 2. That the cost of said nance and has approved such pro- hereby declared to be an emergency contract shall be charged against gram; and measure and, provided it receives the proper appropriation account Whereas, this ordinance consti- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and the Director of Finance shall all the members elected to Council, tutes an emergency measure provid- certify thereon the amount of the it shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of initial purchase thereunder, which immediately upon its passage and a municipal department; now, there- purchase, together with all subse- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it fore quent purchases, shall be made on shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of order of the Commissioner of Pur- from and after the earliest period the City of Cleveland: chases and Supplies pursuant to a allowed by law. Section 1. That the Director of requisition against such contract Passed August 15, 2001. Community Development is autho- duly certified by the Director of Awaiting the approval or disap- rized to enter into a grant agree- Finance. (RL 16989) proval of the Mayor. ment with Lutheran Housing Corpo- Section 3. That this ordinance is ration, as the City’s agent, to carry hereby declared to be an emergency out the Ward 2 Home Repair Pro- measure and, provided it receives gram to further the public purpose the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ord. No. 934-01. of creating and improving housing all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force By Councilman Willis. in the City of Cleveland, through the immediately upon its passage and An emergency ordinance authoriz- use of Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ing the Director of Community Funds. Section 2. That the cost of said shall take effect and be in force Development to enter into a grant from and after the earliest period agreement with Northeastern Neigh- contract shall be in an amount not to exceed $100,000.00 and shall be allowed by law. borhood Development Corporation Passed August 15, 2001. for the renovation of a 10 unit apart- paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Section 3. That the Director of Awaiting the approval or disap- ment building, located at 12001 Ash- proval of the Mayor. bury Avenue to forward the public Law shall prepare and approve said purpose of creating and improving contract and that the contract shall housing in the City of Cleveland contain such terms and provisions as he deems necessary to protect the through the use of Ward 9 Neigh- Ord. No. 1075-01. City’s interest. borhood Equity Funds. By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 4. That this ordinance is mon (by departmental request). tutes an emergency measure provid- hereby declared to be an emergency An emergency ordinance au t h o r i z - ing for the usual daily operation of measure and, provided it receives ing the Director of Parks, Recre- a municipal department; now, there- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ation and Properties to apply for and fore all the members elected to Council, accept a grant from the State of Be it ordained by the Council of it shall take effect and be in force Ohio, Department of natural the City of Cleveland: immediately upon its passage and Resources for the Round 8 Nature- Section 1. That the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Works Program; determining the Community Development is autho- shall take effect and be in force method of making the public rized to enter into a grant agree- from and after the earliest period improvement of rehabilitating a ment with Northeastern Neighbor- allowed by law. City-owned park and authorizing the hood Development Corporation for Passed August 15, 2001. Director of Parks, Recreation and the renovation of a 10 unit apart- Awaiting the approval or disap- Properties to enter into contract for ment building, located at 12001 proval of the Mayor. the making of such improvement. 2073 138 The City Record August 22, 2001

Whereas, this ordinance consti- Urban Parks and Recreation Recov- Ord. No. 1132-01. tutes an emergency measure provid- ery Program, for the rehabilitation By Councilman Cimperman. ing for the usual daily operation of of Bisbee Playground; determining An emergency ordinance authoriz- a municipal department; now, there- the method of making the public ing the Director of Community fore improvement of rehabilitating Bis- Development to enter into a grant Be it ordained by the Council of bee playground; and authorizing the agreement with St. Clair Superior the City of Cleveland: Director of Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Development Corpora- Section 1. That the Director of Properties to enter into contract for tion for their Neighborhood Safety Parks, Recreation and Properties is the making of such improvement. Video Monitoring program in order hereby authorized to apply for and Whereas, this ordinance consti- to carry out the public purpose of accept a grant in the amount of tutes an emergency measure provid- providing increased safety and secu- $100,000, from the State of Ohio, ing for the usual daily operation of rity through the use of Ward 13 Department of Natural Resources, a municipal department; now, there- Neighborhood Equity Funds. for the Round 8 NatureWorks Pro- fore Whereas, this ordinance consti- gram, for the purposes set forth in Be it ordained by the Council of tutes an emergency measure provid- the project description and accord- the City of Cleveland: ing for the usual daily operation of ing thereto; that the Director of Section 1. That the Director of a municipal department; now, there- Parks, Recreation and Properties is Parks, Recreation and Properties is fore, hereby authorized to file all papers hereby authorized to apply for and Be it ordained by the Council of and execute all documents neces- accept a grant in an amount of the City of Cleveland: sary to receive the funds under said $500,000 from the 2001 Urban Parks Section 1. That the Director of Community Development is autho- grant; and that said funds be and and Recreation Recovery Program rized to enter into a grant agree- they hereby are appropriated for the for the rehabilitation of Bisbee Play- ment with St. Clair Superior Neigh- purposes set forth in the project ground, for the purposes set forth in borhood Development Corporation description for said grant. the application and according there- for their Neighborhood Safety Video Section 2. That the project descrip- to; that the Director of Parks, Monitoring program in order to tion for said grant, File No. 1075-01- Recreation and Properties is hereby carry out the public purpose of pro- A, made a part hereof as if fully authorized to file all papers and viding increased safety and securi- rewritten herein, is hereby approved execute all documents necessary to ty through the use of Ward 13 in all respects, including the oblig- receive the funds under said grant; Neighborhood Equity Funds. ation of the City of Cleveland to pro- and that said funds be and they Section 2. That the cost of said vide twenty-five percent (25%) of hereby are appropriated for the pur- contract shall be in an amount not the total project cost from Fund 20 poses set forth in the application for to exceed $30,000 and shall be paid SF 361. said grant. from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Section 3. That pursuant to Sec- Section 2. That the application for Section 3. That the Director of tion 167 of the Charter of the City such grant, File No. 1079-01-A, made Law shall prepare and approve said of Cleveland, it is hereby deter- a part hereof as if fully rewritten contract and that the contract shall mined to make the public improve- herein, including the obligation of contain such terms and provisions ment of rehabilitating a City-owned the City of Cleveland to provide as he deems necessary to protect the park for the Department of Parks, cash matching funds a sum not to City’s interest. Recreation and Properties, by con- exceed $215,000 from Fund 10 SF Section 4. That this ordinance is tract duly let to the lowest respon- 166, is hereby approved in all hereby declared to be an emergency sible bidder after competitive bid- respects. measure and, provided it receives ding upon a unit basis for the Section 3. That pursuant to Sec- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of improvement. tion 167 of the Charter of the City all the members elected to Council, Section 4. That the Director of of Cleveland, it is hereby deter- it shall take effect and be in force Parks, Recreation and Properties is mined to make the public improve- immediately upon its passage and hereby authorized to enter into con- ment of rehabilitating Bisbee play- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tract for the making of the above ground for the Department of Parks, shall take effect and be in force public improvement with the lowest Recreation and Properties, by con- from and after the earliest period responsible bidder after competitive tract duly let to the lowest respon- allowed by law. bidding upon a unit basis for the sible bidder after competitive bid- Passed August 15, 2001. improvement, provided, however, ding upon a unit basis for the Awaiting the approval or disap- that each separate trade and each improvement. proval of the Mayor. distinct component part of said Section 4. That the Director of improvement may be treated as a Parks, Recreation and Properties is separate improvement, and each, or hereby authorized to enter into con- any combination, of such trades or tract for the making of the above Ord. No. 1144-01. components may be the subject of a public improvement with the lowest By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- separate contract upon a unit basis. responsible bidder after competitive mon (by departmental request). Section 5. That the cost of said bidding upon a unit basis for the An emergency ordinance authoriz- improvement hereby authorized improvement, provided, however, ing the purchase by requirement shall be paid from fund or funds to that each separate trade and each contract of billing system supplies, which are credited the grant pro- distinct component part of said for the various divisions of the ceeds accepted pursuant to this ordi- improvement may be treated as a Department of Public Utilities, for a nance and cash from matching separate improvement, and each, or period not to exceed two years. funds committed pursuant to Section any combination, of such trades or Whereas, this ordinance consti- tutes an emergency measure provid- 2 of this ordinance. components may be the subject of a ing for the usual daily operation of Section 6. That this ordinance is separate contract upon a unit basis. a municipal department; now, there- hereby declared to be an emergency Section 5. That the cost of said fore, measure and, provided it receives contracts hereby authorized shall be Be it ordained by the Council of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of paid from fund or funds to which the City of Cleveland: all the members elected to Council, are credited the grant proceeds Section 1. That the Director of it shall take effect and be in force accepted pursuant to this ordinance Public Utilities is hereby authorized immediately upon its passage and and cash from matching funds com- to make a written requirement con- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it mitted pursuant to Section 2 of this tract in accordance with the Charter shall take effect and be in force ordinance. and the Codified Ordinances of from and after the earliest period Section 6. That this ordinance is Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the allowed by law. hereby declared to be an emergency requirements for the period of two Passed August 15, 2001. measure and, provided it receives years of the necessary items of Awaiting the approval or disap- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of billing system supplies, in the proval of the Mayor. all the members elected to Council, approximate amount as purchased it shall take effect and be in force during the preceding term, to be immediately upon its passage and purchased by the Commissioner of Ord. No. 1079-01. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Purchases and Supplies upon a unit By Councilmen Rybka and Patmon shall take effect and be in force basis for the various divisions of the (by departmental request). from and after the earliest period Department of Public Utilities. Bids An emergency ordinance authoriz- allowed by law. shall be taken in such manner as to ing the Director of Parks, Recre- Passed August 15, 2001. permit an award to be made for all ation and Properties to apply for Awaiting the approval or disap- items as a single contract, or by sep- and accept a grant from the 2001 proval of the Mayor. arate contract for each or any com- 2074 August 22, 2001 The City Record 139 bination of said items as the Board Ord. No. 1149-01. are non-competitive and cannot be of Control shall determine. Alternate By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- secured from any source other than bids for a period less than two years mon (by departmental request). Dionex Corporation. Therefore, the may be taken if deemed desirable An emergency ordinance authoriz- Director of Public Utilities is here- by the Commissioner of Purchases ing the Director of Public Utilities by authorized to make a written and Supplies until provision is made to employ one or more professional contract with said Dionex Corpora- for the requirements for the entire consultants to provide assessment, tion upon the basis of their propos- term. developmental services and training al dated March 27, 2001, for mainte- Section 2. That the cost of said sessions to employees regarding nance of ion chromatograph and contract shall be charged against Federal and State environmental, appurtenances, to be purchased by the proper appropriation account OSHA, safety and health regula- the Commissioner of Purchases and and the Director of Finance shall tions. Supplies for a gross price for the certify thereon the amount of the Whereas, this ordinance consti- Division of Water, Department of initial purchase thereunder, which tutes an emergency measure provid- Public Utilities. purchase, together with all subse- ing for the usual daily operation of Section 2. That the cost of said quent purchases, shall be made on a municipal department; now, there- contract hereby authorized shall be order of the Commissioner of Pur- fore, paid from Fund No. 52 SF 001, chases and Supplies pursuant to a Be it ordained by the Council of Request No. 33827. requisition against such contract the City of Cleveland: Section 3. That this ordinance is duly certified by the Director of Section 1. That the Director of hereby declared to be an emergency Finance. (RL 34002) Public Utilities is hereby authorized measure and, provided it receives Section 3. That this ordinance is to employ by contract one or more the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hereby declared to be an emergency consultants or one or more firms of all the members elected to Council, measure and, provided it receives consultants for the purpose of sup- it shall take effect and be in force the affirmative vote of two-thirds of plementing the regularly employed all the members elected to Council, immediately upon its passage and staff of the several departments of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it it shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland in order to pro- immediately upon its passage and shall take effect and be in force vide professional services necessary from and after the earliest period approval by the Mayor; otherwise it to provide assessment, developmen- shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. tal services and training sessions to Passed August 15, 2001. from and after the earliest period employees regarding Federal and allowed by law. Awaiting the approval or disap- State environmental, OSHA, safety proval of the Mayor. Passed August 15, 2001. and health regulations. Awaiting the approval or disap- The selection of said consultants proval of the Mayor. for such services shall be made by the Board of Control upon the nom- Ord. No. 1157-01. ination of the Director of Public By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- Utilities from a list of qualified con- mon (by departmental request). Ord. No. 1145-01. sultants available for such employ- An emergency ordinance authoriz- By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- ment as may be determined after a ing the Director of Public Utilities mon (by departmental request). full and complete canvass by the to enter into contract without com- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Director of Public Utilities for the petitive bidding with Hach Compa- ing the purchase by contract of purpose of compiling such a list. ny for maintenance and calibration labor and materials necessary to The compensation to be paid for upgrade the residuals handling sys- such services shall be fixed by the of turbidimeters, chlorine analyzers tems at the Garrett A. Morgan Board of Control. The contract here- and particle-size analyzers, for the Water Treatment plant, for the Divi- in authorized shall be prepared by Division of Water, Department of sion of Water, Department of Public the Director of Law, approved by Public Utilities, for a period not to Utilities. the Director of Public Utilities, and exceed three years. Whereas, this ordinance consti- certified by the Director of Finance. Whereas, this ordinance consti- tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 2. That the costs for such tutes an emergency measure provid- ing for the usual daily operation of services herein contemplated shall ing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, there- be paid from Fund No. 52 SF 001, 54 a municipal department; now, there- fore, SF 001 and 58 SF 001, Request No. fore, Be it ordained by the Council of 34000. Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: Section 3. That this ordinance is the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That the Director of Section 1. That it is hereby deter- Public Utilities is hereby authorized hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives mined that the within commodities to make a written contract in accor- are non-competitive and cannot be dance with the Charter and the Cod- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, secured from any source other than ified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, Hach Company. Therefore, the 1976, for each or all of the follow- it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and Director of Public Utilities is here- ing items: labor and materials nec- by authorized to make a written essary to upgrade the residuals han- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force contract with said Hach Company, dling systems at the Garrett A. based upon their proposal dated Morgan Water Treatment plant, to from and after the earliest period allowed by law. March 13, 2001, for a period not to be purchased by the Commissioner exceed three years, for maintenance of Purchases and Supplies upon a Passed August 15, 2001. and calibration of turbidimeters, unit basis for the Division of Water, Awaiting the approval or disap- chlorine analyzers and particle-size Department of Public Utilities. proval of the Mayor. Section 2. That the cost of said analyzers, to be purchased by the contract hereby authorized shall be Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- paid from Fund Nos. 52 SF 001, 52 plies upon a unit basis for the Divi- SF 223, 52 SF 225, and from the Ord. No. 1156-01. sion of Water, Department of Public funds or funds to which are credit- By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- Utilities. ed proceeds of the sale of water- mon (by departmental request). Section 2. That the cost of said works revenue bonds issued in the An emergency ordinance authoriz- contract hereby authorized shall be future which include this purpose, ing the Director of Public Utilities paid from Fund No. 52 SF 001, Request No. 34025. to enter into contract without com- Request No. 33829. Section 3. That this ordinance is petitive bidding with Dionex Corpo- Section 3. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency ration for maintenance of ion chro- hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives matograph and appurtenances, for measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the Division of Water, Department the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, of Public Utilities. all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance consti- it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and tutes an emergency measure provid- immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ing for the usual daily operation of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period fore, from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Be it ordained by the Council of allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. the City of Cleveland: Passed August 15, 2001. Awaiting the approval or disap- Section 1. That it is hereby deter- Awaiting the approval or disap- proval of the Mayor. mined that the within commodities proval of the Mayor. 2075 140 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1158-01. Section 4. That this ordinance is ing for the usual daily operation of By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- hereby declared to be an emergency a municipal department; now, there- mon (by departmental request). measure and, provided it receives fore, An emergency ordinance authoriz- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Be it ordained by the Council of ing the Director of Public Utilities to all the members elected to Council, the City of Cleveland: enter into contract without competi- it shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That Section 1 of Ordi- tive bidding with Shimadzu Scientif- immediately upon its passage and nance 1715-99, passed September 27, ic Instruments, Inc. for maintenance approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 1999 is hereby amended to read as of total organic carbon analyzer shall take effect and be in force follows: equipment, for the Division of Water, from and after the earliest period That the Director of Community Department of Public Utilities. allowed by law. Development is authorized to enter Whereas, this ordinance constitutes Passed August 15, 2001. into an agreement with Buckeye an emergency measure providing for Awaiting the approval or disap- Area Development Corporation to the usual daily operation of a munic- proval of the Mayor. provide funding directly by the City ipal department; now, therefore, to individuals and families in order Be it ordained by the Council of to promote the sale of a house at the City of Cleveland: 2798 East 119th Street in the City of Section 1. That it is hereby deter- Ord. No. 1166-01. Cleveland, through the use of Ward mined that the within commodities By Councilman White. 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds. are non-competitive and cannot be An emergency ordinance authoriz- Section 2. That Section 1 of Ordi- secured from any source other than ing the Director of Community Devel- nance 1715-99, passed September 27, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Inc. opment to enter into a grant agree- 1999 is hereby repealed. Therefore, the Director of Public Util- ment with Dove Park Panthers Youth Section 3. That this ordinance is ities is hereby authorized to make a Association for their Muny Football hereby declared to be an emergency written contract with said Shimadzu Program in order to carry out the measure and, provided it received Scientific Instruments, Inc. upon the public purpose of providing recre- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of basis of their proposal dated May 21, ational programs through the use of all the members elected to Council, 2001, for maintenance of total organ- Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds. it shall take effect and be in force ic carbon analyzer equipment, to be Whereas, this ordinance consti- immediately upon its passage and purchased by the Commissioner of tutes an emergency measure provid- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Purchases and Supplies for a gross ing for the usual daily operation of shall take effect and be in force price for the Division of Water, a municipal department; now, there- from and after the earliest period Department of Public Utilities. fore, allowed by law. Section 2. That the cost of said Be it ordained by the Council of Passed August 15, 2001. contract hereby authorized shall be the City of Cleveland: Awaiting the approval or disap- paid from Fund No. 52 SF 001, Section 1. That the Director of proval of the Mayor. Request No. 34026. Community Development is autho- Section 3. That this ordinance is rized to enter into a grant agreement hereby declared to be an emergency with Dove Park Panthers Youth measure and, provided it receives Association for their Muny Football Ord. No. 1216-01. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Program in order to carry out the By Councilman Cimperman. all the members elected to Council, public purpose of providing recre- An emergency ordinance to amend it shall take effect and be in force ational programs through the use of Sections 1 and 2 of Ordinance No. 809- immediately upon its passage and Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds. 01 passed May 14, 2001 to enter into approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 2. That the cost of said a grant agreement with Tremont shall take effect and be in force contract shall be in an amount not West Development Corporation for from and after the earliest period to exceed $5,000 and shall be paid the development of a master plan allowed by law. from Fund No. 10 SF 166. and a HOPE VI application in order Passed August 15, 2001. Section 3. That the Director of to carry out the public purposes of Awaiting the approval or disap- Law shall prepare and approve said proval of the Mayor. conducting a neighborhood planning contract and that the contract shall study and providing housing, using contain such terms and provisions Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds. as he deems necessary to protect the Whereas, this ordinance consti- City’s interest. tutes an emergency measure provid- Ord. No. 1164-01. Section 4. That this ordinance is ing for the usual daily operation of By Councilman Reed. hereby declared to be an emergency a municipal department; now, there- An emergency ordinance authoriz- measure and, provided it receives ing the Director of Community Devel- fore, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of opment to enter into a grant agree- Be it ordained by the Council of all the members elected to Council, ment with Mount Pleasant NOW the City of Cleveland: it shall take effect and be in force Development Corporation for the pur- Section 1. That Sections 1 and 2 of chase and installation of two eleva- immediately upon its passage and Ordinance No. 809-01, passed May 14, tors in connection with construction approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 2001, is hereby amended to read as of a commercial office building in shall take effect and be in force follows: order to carry out the public purpose from and after the earliest period Section 1. That the Director of of creating new jobs in the City of allowed by law. Community Development is autho- Cleveland through the use of Ward Passed August 15, 2001. rized to enter into a grant agreement 3 Neighborhood Equity Funds. Awaiting the approval or disap- with Tremont West Development Whereas, this ordinance constitutes proval of the Mayor. Corporation for the development of a an emergency measure providing for master plan and a HOPE VI appli- the usual daily operation of a munic- cation in order to carry out the pub- ipal department; now, therefore, lic purposes of conducting a neigh- Be it ordained by the Council of Ord. No. 1213-01. borhood planning study and provid- the City of Cleveland: By Councilman Britt. ing housing, through the use of Section 1. That the Director of An emergency ordinance to amend Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds. Community Development is autho- Section 1 of Ordinance 1715-99, Section 2. That the cost of said rized to enter into a grant agree- passed September 27, 1999, to autho- contract shall be in an amount not ment with Mount Pleasant NOW rize and approve a mortgage loan to exceed $50,000 and shall be paid Development Corporation for the and/or grant assistance program for from Fund No. 10 SF 166. purchase and installation of two ele- the public purpose of providing Section 2. That Section 2 of Ordi- vators in connection with construc- housing for individuals and fami- nance No. 809-01, passed May 14, tion of a commercial office building lies, through the use of Ward 6 2001, is hereby repealed. in order to carry out the public pur- Neighborhood Equity Funds. Section 3. That this ordinance is pose of creating new jobs in the Whereas, the Housing Advisory hereby declared to be an emergency City of Cleveland through the use of Board of the City of Cleveland has measure and, provided it received Ward 3 Neighborhood Equity Funds. reviewed and approved a program of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 2. That the cost of said assistance for purchasers of housing all the members elected to Council, contract shall be in an amount not at 2798 East 119th Street being reha- it shall take effect and be in force to exceed $50,000 and shall be paid bilitated by Buckeye Area Develop- immediately upon its passage and from Fund No. 10 SF 166. ment Corporation; and approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 3. That the Director of Whereas, Ordinance 1715-99, shall take effect and be in force Law shall prepare and approve said passed September 27, 1999 did not from and after the earliest period contract and that the contract shall specify the use of funds for said allowed by law. contain such terms and provisions assistance; and Passed August 15, 2001. as he deems necessary to protect the Whereas, this ordinance consti- Awaiting the approval or disap- City’s interest. tutes an emergency measure provid- proval of the Mayor. 2076 August 22, 2001 The City Record 141

Ord. No. 1221-A-01. Section 2. That Section 1 of Ordi- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes By Councilman Dolan. nance 606-2000, passed April 17, 2000 an emergency measure providing for An emergency ordinance authoriz- is hereby repealed. the usual daily operation of a munic- ing the Director of Port Control to Section 3. That this ordinance is ipal department; now, therefore, enter into a Lease with Radiant Avi- hereby declared to be an emergency Be it ordained by the Council of ation Services to design, install and measure and, provided it received the City of Cleveland: maintain an Infrared aircraft deic- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1. That the Director of ing facility at Cleveland Hopkins all the members elected to Council, Community Development is hereby International Airport. it shall take effect and be in force authorized to enter into an amend- Whereas, this ordinance consti- immediately upon its passage and ment to Loan Agreement No. 53646 tutes an emergency measure provid- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it between the City and Otis Associates ing for the usual daily operation of shall take effect and be in force Limited Partnership, to cap the City a municipal department; now, there- from and after the earliest period subsidization of up to twenty apart- fore allowed by law. ments as described in Section 5.15 of Be it ordained by the Council of Passed August 15, 2001. said agreement at 10 years from the the City of Cleveland: Awaiting the approval or disap- date of execution of the original Section 1. That notwithstanding proval of the Mayor. loan agreement or upon refinancing, any provision of the Codified Ordi- whichever occurs first, and to make nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976 such other modifications to the loan notwithstanding, the Director of agreement needed to fully set forth Port Control is authorized to enter Ord. No. 1230-01. the Low Income Household Require- into a Lease with Radiant Aviation By Councilman Melena. ments Program as determined by the Services (RAS) to design, install An emergency ordinance to amend Director of Community Development. and maintain an Infrared aircraft Section 1 of Ordinance 1135-2000, All other loan terms contained in the deicing facility at Cleveland Hop- passed June 19, 2000, to authorize original loan agreement shall kins International Airport for a and approve a mortgage loan and/or remain the same. term of eight (8) years, with the grant assistance program for the Section 2. That the amendment to rent to be offset by credits for apron public purpose of providing housing the loan agreement herein autho- improvements constructed by and at in the Eco-Village development for rized shall be prepared by the Direc- the expense of RAS, which will individuals and families, through tor of Law and shall contain such become the property of the City. the use of Ward 17 Neighborhood terms and conditions as said Direc- Said Lease shall be executed no Equity Funds. tor deems necessary to protect and later than six (6) months following Whereas, the Housing Advisory benefit the public interest. passage of this legislation or such Board of the City of Cleveland has Section 3. That this ordinance is authorization to enter into said reviewed and approved a program of hereby declared to be an emergency Lease shall terminate. assistance for purchasers of town measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That this ordinance is houses being developed by Detroit- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hereby declared to be an emergency Shoreway Community Development all the members elected to Council, measure and, provided it receives Organization; and it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, Ordinance 1135-2000, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it all the members elected to Council, passed June 19, 2000 did not specify shall take effect and be in force it shall take effect and be in force the use of funds for said assistance; from and after the earliest period immediately upon its passage and and allowed by law. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Whereas, this ordinance consti- shall take effect and be in force Passed August 15, 2001. tutes an emergency measure provid- Awaiting the approval or disap- from and after the earliest period ing for the usual daily operation of proval of the Mayor. allowed by law. a municipal department; now, there- Passed August 15, 2001. fore, Awaiting the approval or disap- Be it ordained by the Council of proval of the Mayor. the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That Section 1 of Ordi- Ord. No. 1232-01. By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- nance 1135-2000, passed June 19, 2000 mon (by departmental request). is hereby amended to read as fol- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Ord. No. 1227-01. lows: ing the Director of Public Utilities By Councilman Johnson. That the Director of Community to employ one or more professional An emergency ordinance to amend Development is authorized to enter consultants to provide engineering, Section 1 of Ordinance 606-2000, into an agreement with Detroit- environmental, safety, forensic, and passed April 17, 2000, to authorize Shoreway Community Development other services needed for the vari- and approve a mortgage loan and/or Organization to provide funding ous divisions of the Department of grant assistance program for the directly by the City to individuals Public Utilities, for a period not to public purpose of providing housing and families purchasing townhouses exceed two years. for individuals and families, in the Eco-Village development in Whereas, this ordinance constitutes through the use of Ward 4 Neigh- the City of Cleveland, through the an emergency measure providing for borhood Equity Funds. use of Ward 17 Neighborhood Equi- the usual daily operation of a munic- Whereas, the Housing Advisory ty Funds. ipal department; now, therefore Board of the City of Cleveland has Section 2. That Section 1 of Ordi- Be it ordained by the Council of reviewed and approved a program of nance 1135-2000, passed June 19, 2000 the City of Cleveland: second mortgage assistance for pur- is hereby repealed. Section 1. That the Director of chasers of scattered site housing Section 3. That this ordinance is Public Utilities is hereby authorized being developed by Buckeye Area hereby declared to be an emergency to employ by contract one or more Development Corporation; and measure and, provided it received consultants or one or more firms of Whereas, Ordinance 606-2000, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of consultants for the purpose of sup- passed April 17, 2000 did not speci- all the members elected to Council, plementing the regularly employed fy the use of funds for said second it shall take effect and be in force staff of the several departments of mortgage assistance; and immediately upon its passage and the City of Cleveland in order to Whereas, this ordinance consti- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it provide professional services neces- tutes an emergency measure provid- shall take effect and be in force sary to provide engineering ser- ing for the usual daily operation of from and after the earliest period vices; construction inspection ser- a municipal department; now, there- allowed by law. vices; structural and geotechnical fore, Passed August 15, 2001. analysis services; permit applica- Be it ordained by the Council of Awaiting the approval or disap- tions services; materials testing and the City of Cleveland: proval of the Mayor. analysis services; risk assessments Section 1. That Section 1 of Ordi- services; cost-benefit analysis ser- nance 606-2000, passed April 17, 2000 vices; laboratory and monitoring ser- is hereby amended to read as follows: vices; environmental and safety con- That the Director of Community Ord. No. 1231-01. sulting services; remediation and Development is authorized to enter By Councilmen Melena and Patmon disposal services; forensic investiga- into an agreement with Buckeye (by departmental request). tions services; hazardous materials Area Development Corporation to An emergency ordinance authoriz- remediation and disposal services; provide funding directly by the City ing the Director of Community water treatment process assess- to individuals and families in order Development to enter into an amend- ments and analysis services; and to promote the sale of scattered site ment to Loan Agreement No. 53646 other related professional consulting housing in the City of Cleveland by with Otis Associates Limited Part- services needed for the Divisions of using second mortgage financing as nership, to make modifications to Water, Water Pollution Control, and an incentive. the contract. Cleveland Public Power, Department 2077 142 The City Record August 22, 2001 of Public Utilities, for a period not Ord. No. 1237-01. of Ohio and known as being all that to exceed two years. By Councilman Polensek. portion of Tiverton Road N.E. (50.00 The selection of said consultants An emergency ordinance to amend feet wide) extending Northeasterly for such services shall be made by Section 1 of Ordinance 1137-2000, from a point 50.00 feet Northeaster- the Board of Control upon the nom- passed June 19, 2000, to authorize ly from the intersection of the cen- ination of the Director of Public and approve a mortgage loan and/or terline of Tiverton Road N.E. with Utilities from a list of qualified con- grant assistance program for the the centerline of Shelton Drive N.E. sultants available for such employ- public purpose of providing housing to its Northeasterly terminus. ment as may be determined after a for individuals and families. Section 2. That said encroachment, full and complete canvass by the Whereas, the Housing Advisory is to be located within the public Director of Public Utilities for the Board of the City of Cleveland has right-of-way as aforesaid in Section purpose of compiling such a list. reviewed and approved a program of 1, and will be constructed in accor- The compensation to be paid for second mortgage assistance for pur- dance with plans and specifications such services shall be fixed by the chasers of four townhouses being approved by the Commissioner of Board of Control. The contract here- developed by Northeast Shores Engineering and Construction, and in authorized shall be prepared by Development Corporation; and that all other required permits, the Director of Law, approved by Whereas, Ordinance No. 137-2000, including a building Permit, shall the Director of Public Utilities, and passed June 19, 2000 did not specify be obtained before said fence is con- certified by the Director of Finance. the use of funds for said second structed. Section 2. That the cost of said mortgage assistance; and Section 3. That the Permit herein contract hereby authorized shall be Whereas, this ordinance constitutes authorized shall be prepared by the an emergency measure providing for paid from Fund No. 52 SF 001, Director of Law and shall be issued the usual daily operation of a munic- Request No. 33886 only when, in the opinion of the Section 3. That this ordinance is ipal department; now, therefore, Be it ordained by the Council of Director of Law, the City of Cleve- hereby declared to be an emergency the City of Cleveland: land has been properly indemnified measure and, provided it receives Section 1. That Section 1 of Ordi- against any and all loss which may the affirmative vote of two-thirds of nance No. 137-2000, passed June 19, result from said permit. all the members elected to Council, 2000, is hereby amended to read as Section 4. That this ordinance is it shall take effect and be in force follows: hereby declared to be an emergency immediately upon its passage and That the Director of Community measure and, provided it receives approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Development is authorized to enter the affirmative vote of two-thirds of shall take effect and be in force into an agreement with Northeast all the members elected to Council, from and after the earliest period Shores Development Corporation to it shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. provide funding directly by the City immediately upon its passage and Passed August 15, 2001. to individuals and families in order approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Awaiting the approval or disap- to promote the sale of four town- shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. houses in the City of Cleveland by from and after the earliest period using second mortgage financing as allowed by law. an incentive. Passed August 15, 2001. Ord. No. 1235-01. Section 2. That Section 1 of Ordi- Awaiting the approval or disap- By Councilman Patmon. nance No. 137-2000, passed June 19, proval of the Mayor. An emergency ordinance to amend 2000, is hereby repealed. Section 1 of Ordinance 113-2000, Section 3. That this ordinance is passed January 24, 2000, to autho- hereby declared to be an emergency rize and approve a mortgage loan measure and, provided it received Ord. No. 1240-01. and/or grant assistance program for the affirmative vote of two-thirds of By Councilman Rybka. the public purpose of providing all the members elected to Council, An emergency ordinance to amend housing for individuals and fami- it shall take effect and be in force Section 2 of Ordinance 1083-2000, lies, through the use of Ward 8 immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it passed June 12, 2000, to authorize Neighborhood Equity Funds. and approve financial assistance for Whereas, the Housing Advisory shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period the Harvard School Senior Apart- Board of the City of Cleveland has ments project, to carry out the pub- reviewed and approved a program of allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. lic purpose of assisting industry and assistance for purchasers of ten commerce in the City of Cleveland, houses to be rehabilitated by Fami- Awaiting the approval or disap- through the use of Ward 12 Neigh- cos Foundation; and proval of the Mayor. borhood Equity Funds. Whereas, Ordinance 113-2000, Whereas, the Housing Advisory passed January 24, 2000, did not Board of the City of Cleveland has specify the use of funds for said assistance; and Ord. No. 1238-01. reviewed and approved financial Whereas, this ordinance constitutes By Councilman Polensek (by assistance to Slavic Village Devel- an emergency measure providing for request). opment for the Harvard School the usual daily operation of a munic- An emergency ordinance au t h o r i z i n g Senior Apartments project, to carry ipal department; now, therefore, the Director of Public Service to issue out the public purpose of assisting Be it ordained by the Council of a permit to Mr. William McReynolds to industry and commerce in the City the City of Cleveland: encroach into the public right-of-way, of Cleveland; and Section 1. That Section 1 of Ordi- of Tiverton Road N.E. to construct a Whereas, this ordinance constitutes nance 113-2000, passed January 24, fence covering 50 feet of unimproved an emergency measure providing for 2000, is hereby amended to read as right-of-way on this street. the usual daily operation of a munic- follows: Whereas, this ordinance constitutes ipal department; now, therefore, That the Director of Community an emergency measure providing for Be it ordained by the Council of Development is authorized to enter the usual daily operation of a munic- the City of Cleveland: ipal department; now, therefore into an agreement with Famicos Section 1. That Section 2 of Ordi- Be it ordained by the Council of Foundation to provide second mort- nance 1083-2000, passed June 12, 2000 the City of Cleveland: is hereby amended to read as follows: gage assistance from the City to Section 1. That the Director of individuals and families purchasing Section 2. That the cost of said Public Service hereby is authorized contract shall be in an amount not houses in the City of Cleveland, to issue a permit, revocable at the through the use of Ward 8 Neigh- to exceed $202,000 and shall be paid will of Council, and assignable by from Fund No. 10 SF 166. borhood Equity Funds. the Permittee with the written con- Section 2. That Section 1 of Ordi- Section 2. That Section 2 of Ordi- sent of the Director of Public Service nance 1083-2000, passed June 12, 2000 nance 113-2000, passed January 24, to Mr. William McReynolds who 2000, is hereby repealed. resides at 19705 Shelton Drive, Cleve- is hereby repealed. Section 3. That this ordinance is land, Ohio 44110, his successors and Section 3. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency assigns, to encroach into the public hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it received right-of-way, of Tiverton Road N.E. measure and, provided it received the affirmative vote of two-thirds of to construct, use and maintain a the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, fence covering approximately 50.00 all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force feet of unimproved public right-of- it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and way of this street at the location immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it more fully described as follows: approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it shall take effect and be in force shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period PROPOSED AREA OF from and after the earliest period allowed by law. ENCROACHMENT FOR FENCE/ allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. TIVERTON ROAD N.E. Passed August 15, 2001. Awaiting the approval or disap- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Awaiting the approval or disap- proval of the Mayor. County of Cuyahoga and the State proval of the Mayor. 2078 August 22, 2001 The City Record 143

Ord. No. 1246-01. By Councilman Coats (by departmental request). An ordinance to assess the cost and expense of construction and repairing of sidewalks and curbing. (Endora Avenue Assessment). Whereas, pursuant to Resolution No. 813-99 adopted May 3, 1999, written notice requiring the laying, re-laying and repairing of sidewalks, driveway aprons, curbs, gutters and/or castings, including adjustments of utility boxes, where necessary, in front of premises hereinafter set forth was duly served upon the owners in the manner prescribed by law, but which sidewalks and curbing were not constructed or repaired by the owners of said premises, the same being done by the City of Cleveland, pursuant to Section 165 of the Charter; and, Whereas, the Director of Finance has reported to this Council on the 18th day of June, 2001, all of the expenses of such construction and repairing by the City of Cleveland, and, Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That for the purpose of paying for the cost and expense of constructing and repairing of sidewalks, driveway aprons, curbs, gutters and/or castings, including adjustments of utility boxes, where necessary, there be and hereby is levied and assessed upon the following described property abutting said improvements situated in the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, the following respective amounts:

PERMANENT OWNER LOCATION TOTAL PARCEL NAMES ADDRESS AMOUNT

117-12-027 LORETTA WILLIAMS 1894 COLONNADE AVE. $ 2,748.00 117-13-019 ALEESE SANDERS 1893 COLONNADE AVE. $ 3,924.60 117-13-020 HILLARY WORKMAN 1890 LAMPSON AVE. $ 5,657.30 117-13-056 MURRY L. MAXWELL 16707 ENDORA AVE. $ 4,526.40 117-13-057 WILLIE MAE RUCKER 1890 MANNERING AVE. $ 3,181.30 117-13-092 D'ANGELO SPENCER 1889 MANNERING AVE. $ 2,248.00 117-13-093 1ST NATIONWIDE MORT. 1890 HALDANE AVE. $ 3,161.50 117-14-001 ANITA R. HAMZAH 16600 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,347.60 117-14-002 JAMES S. TARVER 16604 ENDORA AVE. $ 921.10 117-14-003 WILLIE JOE ROBINSON 16606 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,676.60 117-14-004 EDDIE JONES JR. 16608 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,220.10 117-14-005 SUSAN CUNNINGHAM 16612 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,196.40 117-14-006 REGINA CLEGGS 16616 ENDORA AVE. $ 596.40 117-14-007 JANICE SPEARS 16620 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,606.35 117-14-008 CHARLES R. JACKSON 16624 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,727.20 117-14-009 BIRDALE WEST 16628 ENDORA AVE. $ 2,111.88 117-14-011 ROBERT HOSTEMEIER 16706 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,521.00 117-14-012 DELLA L. CARPENTER 16710 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,571.25 117-14-013 LYNN WHITE SYLVERNA 16800 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,550.43 117-14-014 CLAUDIA D. CALDWELL 16804 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,578.60 117-14-015 ANTHONY PETERSON 16808 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,803.20 117-14-016 EUGENE BARKER 16812 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,730.90 117-14-017 EUGENE BARKER 16902 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,612.08 117-14-018 JOHNNIE F. JARRETT 16904 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,701.50 117-14-019 CAROL DEARING 16908 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,617.78 117-14-020 CLEO HAYNES 16910 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,609.35 117-15-001 CONSUELO HILL 16916 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,228.66 117-15-002 MICHAEL R. WILLIAMS 16920 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,471.20 117-15-003 GENEVA J. WILLIAMS 16924 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,848.90 117-15-004 DENZIL DUHANEY 17002 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,784.00 117-15-005 BERNICE M. GREER 17006 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,572.30 117-15-006 JUANITA H. SHEPHARD 17012 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,545.93 117-15-007 THERON S. SAMS 17014 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,576.55 117-15-008 HIAWATHA L. SHIVERS 17018 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,692.10 117-15-009 C TESMER LEONA 17022 ENDORA AVE. $ 2,589.30 117-15-010 CHARLIE J. PERKINS 17116 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,652.50 117-15-011 ALLEN AIKENS 17120 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,672.10 117-15-012 JOE CASIAS 17200 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,593.30 117-15-013 LISA LATHAN 17204 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,652.10 117-15-014 OTIS FLANNIGAN 17206 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,633.30 117-15-015 WILLIAM A. CALHOUN 17212 ENDORA AVE. $ 420.00 117-15-016 BERNARD LEMON 17216 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,552.50 117-15-017 L EDWARDS COLEMAN 17220 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,797.90 117-15-018 ANDREW BRAXTON 17224 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,220.00 117-15-019 MATTIE L. JONES 17300 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,681.50 117-15-020 CEDRIC PETERSON 17304 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,652.50 117-15-021 ANTHONY L. HAMILTON 17308 ENDORA AVE. $ 710.90 117-15-022 RHONDA L. WALLS 17312 ENDORA AVE. $ 1,603.10 117-15-080 M. YVONNE SAUNDERS 1895 REYBURN AVE. $ 2,536.00 117-16-020 ALFRED E. BARCLAY 1887 HALDANE AVE. $ 4,215.25 117-16-021 LAWRENCE PROP /REH. 1886 REYBURN AVE. $ 1,596.00 117-16-059 WILLIE PEOPLES 1883 REYBURN AVE. $ 3,231.50 117-16-060 BARBARA J. KING 1882 GRANTHAM AVE. $ 1,213.70 117-16-097 SAM SIMMONS, JR. 1874 WILLOWHURST AVE. $ 1,677.50 117-16-114 SAM SIMMONS, JR. 1875 WILLOWHURST AVE. $ 1,586.00 117-17-013 EDWARD MARTIN 1890 RUDWICK AVE. $ 8,871.50 ______TOTAL $ 113,224.91 2079 144 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 2. It is determined that the assessments do not exceed the special benefits resulting from the improve- ment and do not exceed the statutory limit. Section 3. That the owners of the several lots and parcels of land included in said assessment shall pay the amounts from them severally due, as set forth in Section 1 above, to the City Treasurer within forty (40) days from and after the date of passage of this Ordinance, and in default thereof said tax, together with a penalty of five percent (5%) and interest not to exceed seven and one half percent (7.5%) per annum, shall be payable to the County Treasurer in five (5) annual installments, and the Commissioner of Assessments and Licenses is hereby authorized and directed to certify all unpaid assessments to the Cuyahoga County Auditor to be entered on the tax duplicate. Section 4. That the Superintendent of Sidewalks is authorized and directed to keep the assessments on file in his office for so long as any of the assessments remain unpaid. Section 5. That the Clerk of Council be and is hereby authorized and directed to cause notice of the levy of assessment herein provided for to be filed with the County Auditor within twenty (20) days following the pas- sage of this Ordinance. Section 6. That this Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. Awaiting the approval or disapproval of the Mayor.

Ord. No. 1247-01. By Councilmen Coats, O’Malley and Polensek (by departmental request). An ordinance to assess the cost and expense of construction and repairing of sidewalks and curbing. (W. 32nd St. and Darwin Ave. Assessment). Whereas, pursuant to Resolution No. 1095-97 adopted June 16, 1997, written notice requiring the laying, relay- ing and repairing of sidewalks, driveway aprons, curbs, and gutters, and/or castings, including adjustments of utility boxes, where necessary, in front of premises hereinafter set forth was duly served upon the owners in the manner prescribed by law, but which work was not undertaken by the owners of said premises, the same being done by the City of Cleveland, pursuant to Section 165 of the Charter; and, Whereas, the Director of Finance has reported to this Council on the 18th day of July, 2001, all of the expenses of such construction and repairing by the City of Cleveland, and, Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That for the purpose of paying for the cost and expense of constructing and repairing of sidewalks, driveway aprons, curbs, gutters and/or castings, including adjustments of utility boxes, where necessary, there be and hereby is levied and assessed upon the following described property abutting said improvements situated in the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, the following respective amounts:

PERMANENT OWNER LOCATION TOTAL PARCEL NAMES ADDRESS AMOUNT

011-16-034 A. KUCZYNSKI 3204 BADER AVE. $ 3,130.04 011-16-035 DAVID HAMILTON 4746 W. 32ND STREET $ 1,393.24 011-16-036 JAMES R ROUSH 4742 W. 32ND STREET $ 1,255.04 011-16-037 CYNTHIA L. MAKUH 3201 ARCHMERE AVE. $ 1,718.54 011-16-065 JANINA J. BALAO 3200 ARCHMERE AVE. $ 3,243.32 011-16-066 ANTHONY S. ARTINO 3201 OAK PARK AVE. $ 3,597.14 011-17-053 WM. C. BRYANT 3121 OAK PARK AVE. $ 12,907.60 011-17-054 CITY OF CLEVELAND 4741 W.32ND STREET $ 1,340.00 011-21-073 GARY M. DEROSHA 3302 SILVERDALE AVE. $ 2,310.40 011-21-107 MARY E. FRANKS 3302 RALPH AVE. $ 3,718.30 011-21-139 CHERYL M. TANCAK 3203 BADER AVE. $ 3,108.10 011-21-140 SHAYNE M. VENTURA 4774 W. 32ND STREET $ 2,923.60 011-22-002 ROBERT J. HOLZ 4755 W. 32ND STREET $ 1,124.34 011-22-003 ALEXANDER KOVALSKY 4759 W. 32ND STREET $ 1,401.30 011-22-004 RAYMOND JOHNSON III 4763 W. 32ND STREET $ 1,446.90 011-22-006 EMILY M. WOOS 4775 W. 32ND STREET $ 1,404.54 011-22-007 FRANK H. FRINK 4781 W. 32ND STREET $ 1,112.70 011-22-008 JOSEPH VARGUS 4785 W. 32ND STREET $ 1,296.90 011-22-009 ANTHONY C. DANGELO 3132 WALBROOK AVE. $ 3,169.04 011-22-010 SUSAN L. MRUK 3131 SILVERDALE AVE. $ 3,754.08 011-22-033 DAVID A. HROMADA 3132 SILVERDALE AVE. $ 3,526.80 011-22-034 LEONARD E. GLIVA 3121 RALPH AVE. $ 3,706.90 011-22-058 CHRISTINE PRATNICKI 3122 RALPH AVE. $ 3,090.70 112-23-034 JEWELL A. HAWKINS 14315 DARWIN AVE. $ 628.25 112-23-035 CHARLES A. ALLEN 14319 DARWIN AVE. $ 547.40 112-24-156 CHARLES SANDERS 14709 DARWIN AVE. $ 941.10 112-24-157 NAPOLEON COCKRELL 14705 DARWIN AVE. $ 1,321.50 112-24-158 CITY OF CLEVELAND 14701 DARWIN AVE. $ 630.00 112-24-159 MINNIE L. SPEARS 14615 DARWIN AVE. $ 801.50 112-24-160 CITY OF CLEVELAND 14611 DARWIN AVE. $ 630.00 2080 August 22, 2001 The City Record 145

112-24-161 JUANA G. PEREZ 14605 DARWIN AVE. $ 1,056.30 112-24-162 BYRON HOPKINS 14523 DARWIN AVE. $ 777.00 112-24-163 WILLIAM TINSLEY 14515 DARWIN AVE. $ 1,553.20 112-24-164 WILLIAM L. SHIVERS 14511 DARWIN AVE. $ 695.00 112-24-165 WILLIAM TINSLEY 14507 DARWIN AVE. $ 909.00 112-24-166 MARY MOORE 14505 DARWIN AVE. $ 100.00 112-24-167 MARY MOORE 14503 DARWIN AVE. $ 560.00 112-24-168 RICHARD PAYNE SR. 14501 DARWIN AVE. $ 574.25 112-24-169 MICHAEL A. ALEXANDER 14417 DARWIN AVE. $ 622.00 112-24-170 LENORA WOMACK 14415 DARWIN AVE. $ 462.00 112-24-171 CLEVELAND LAND BANK 14411 DARWIN AVE. $ 445.00 112-24-173 ALLTRINNA GRAYSON 14405 DARWIN AVE. $ 728.00 112-24-174 MAMIE B. FLEMING 14401 DARWIN AVE. $ 388.50 112-25-029 WILLIAM S. SPOFFORD 15105 DARWIN AVE. $ 3,158.50 112-25-030 CLEVELAND LAND BANK 15101 DARWIN AVE. $ 920.00 112-25-031 RUFUS SHANNON 15015 DARWIN AVE. $ 520.00 112-25-032 CLEVELAND LAND BANK 15009 DARWIN AVE. $ 514.50 112-25-033 RUFUS SHANNON 15005 DARWIN AVE. $ 1,363.10 112-25-034 TOM C. JETER 15001 DARWIN AVE. $ 634.38 112-25-037 EMMA WILLIAMS 14913 DARWIN AVE. $ 691.40 112-25-038 BYRON HOPKINS 14907 DARWIN AVE. $ 1,075.40 112-25-039 EYVONNE DAVIS 14901 DARWIN AVE. $ 1,012.20 112-25-040 CLEVELAND LAND BANK 14817 DARWIN AVE. $ 890.00 112-25-041 CLEVELAND LAND BANK 14817 DARWIN AVE. $ 1,450.00 112-25-042 JUDY MONROE 14809 DARWIN AVE. $ 472.50 112-25-043 DESHUN S DURDEN 14805 DARWIN AVE. $ 1,309.40 112-25-044 CARMILLA CARMICHAEL 14801 DARWIN AVE. $ 1,342.20 112-25-045 JOHN KING 14719 DARWIN AVE. $ 1,048.20 112-26-001 SYRACUSE ADHESIVES 14516 DARWIN AVE. $ 819.00 112-26-002 SYRACUSE ADHESIVES 14512 DARWIN AVE. $ 420.00 112-26-003 AARON M. BROWN 14500 DARWIN AVE. $ 547.40 112-26-005 NICOLLETA S. WALTON 14416 DARWIN AVE. $ 763.75 112-26-006 DEBORAH HOWARD 14412 DARWIN AVE. $ 885.50 112-26-007 LUELLA HARVEY 14410 DARWIN AVE. $ 537.60 112-26-008 IRENE WYLEY 14404 DARWIN AVE. $ 500.00 112-26-009 ANGELO SIMS 14400 DARWIN AVE. $ 560.88 112-26-010 STAR BANK NA 14320 DARWIN AVE. $ 828.20 112-26-012 RENITA N. STORY 14312 DARWIN AVE. $ 527.80 112-26-013 ROMETTA J. GRIFFIN 14308 DARWIN AVE. $ 567.00 112-26-014 ROCHELLE McNORTON 14304 DARWIN AVE. $ 37.60 112-26-016 GWENDOLYN RAINES 14218 DARWIN AVE. $ 1,034.00 112-26-017 NANNIE M. TURNER 14214 DARWIN AVE. $ 959.00 112-26-018 PHILLIP JAMES 14210 DARWIN AVE. $ 567.00 112-26-019 KAY F. RUFUS 14208 DARWIN AVE. $ 562.10 112-26-020 RALPH N. WILLIAMS 14204 DARWIN AVE. $ 763.00 112-26-021 STARKS EARL 14202 DARWIN AVE. $ 627.00 112-26-022 CHRISTINA LANDERS 14118 DARWIN AVE. $ 628.25 112-26-023 JACQUELINE GRAYSON 14114 DARWIN AVE. $ 636.30 112-26-024 SOURCE ONE MORTG. 14108 DARWIN AVE. $ 562.30 112-27-003 CONRAIL CORP. 14617 SARANAC AVE. $ 22,189.00 ______TOTAL $ 131,973.98

Section 2. It is determined that the assessments do not exceed the special benefits resulting from the improve- ment and do not exceed the statutory limit. Section 3. That the owners of the several lots and parcels of land included in said assessment shall pay the amounts from them severally due, as set forth in Section 1 above, to the City Treasurer within forty (40) days from and after the date of passage of this Ordinance, and in default thereof said tax, together with a penalty of five percent (5%) and interest not to exceed seven and one half percent (7.5%) per annum, shall be payable to the County Treasurer in five (5) annual installments, and the Commissioner of Assessments and Licenses is hereby authorized and directed to certify all unpaid assessments to the Cuyahoga County Auditor to be entered on the tax duplicate. Section 4. That the Superintendent of Sidewalks is authorized and directed to keep the assessments on file in his office for so long as any of the assessments remain unpaid. Section 5. That the Clerk of Council be and is hereby authorized and directed to cause notice of the levy of assessment herein provided for to be filed with the County Auditor within twenty (20) days following the passage of this Ordinance. Section 6. That this Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. Awaiting the approval or disapproval of the Mayor. 2081 146 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1337-01. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 2. That Sections 1 and 2 of By Councilman Brady. all the members elected to Council, Ordinance No. 1776-A-90, passed An emergency ordinance authoriz- it shall take effect and be in force April 22, 1991, as amended by Ordi- ing the Director of Community immediately upon its passage and nance No. 960-99, passed June 7, 1999, Development to enter into an agree- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it and Ordinance No. 2093-99, passed ment with A Cultural Exchange for shall take effect and be in force December 13, 1999, are hereby The Read, Baby, Read, Book Club from and after the earliest period amended to read as follows: through the use of Ward 19 Neigh- allowed by law. Section 1. Based upon information borhood Equity Funds. Passed August 15, 2001. and data presented to the Council Whereas, this ordinance consti- Awaiting the approval or disap- and contained in File No. 1776-A-90- tutes an emergency measure provid- proval of the Mayor. A, it is hereby found and determined ing for the usual daily operation of that the City of Cleveland, except a municipal department; now, there- the area defined as the “Downtown fore, Plan Area” by the Civic Vision 2000 Be it ordained by the Council of Ord. No. 1340-01. Plan, and excepting from the Down- the City of Cleveland: By Councilman Coats. town Plan Area, the area described Section 1. That the Director of An emergency ordinance authoriz- and contained in File No. 1089-01-A, Community Development is autho- ing the Director of Community is a blighted and deteriorated area, rized to enter into an agreement Development to enter into an agree- and is an area in which housing with A Cultural Exchange for The ment with Kenneth W. Clement facilities or structures of historical Read, Baby, Read, Book Club, for School - Cleveland Public School Dis- significance are located and new the public purpose of providing edu- trict for purchase of classroom fur- construction and repair or existing cational services for the students in niture for Cleveland Public School facilities or structures are discour- Ward 19 that attend the following children through the use of Ward 10 aged. This finding of blight and elementary schools, Brooklawn, Mc- Neighborhood Equity Funds. deterioration shall in no way be con- Kinley, Louis Agassiz, Riverside, St. Whereas, this ordinance consti- strued as a finding of slum and Mels, St. Vincent DePaul and St. tutes an emergency measure provid- blight for purposes of an eminent Ignatius of Antioch, through the use ing for the usual daily operation of domain action against any property of Ward 19 Neighborhood Equity a municipal department; now, there- located in the area described here- Funds. fore, in. Section 2. That the cost of said Be it ordained by the Council of Section 2. That, all of the area contract shall be in an amount not the City of Cleveland: within the municipal boundaries of to exceed $30,000 and shall be paid Section 1. That the Director of the City of Cleveland, except the from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Community Development is autho- area defined as the “Downtown Plan Section 3. That the Director of rized to enter into an agreement Area” by the Civic Vision 2000 Plan, Law shall prepare and approve said with Kenneth W. Clement School - and excepting from the Downtown contract and that the contract shall Cleveland Public School District for Plan Area, the area described and contain such terms and provisions purchase of classroom furniture for contained in File No. 1089-01-A, is as he deems necessary to protect the Cleveland Public School children, for hereby designated a Community City’s interest. the public purpose of providing Reinvestment Area pursuant to Sec- Section 4. That this ordinance is desks and chairs for computer class- tion 3735.65 et seq., of the Ohio hereby declared to be an emergency room instruction through the use of Revised Code. measure and, provided it receives Ward 10 Neighborhood Equity Funds. Section 3. That existing Sections 1 the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 2. That the cost of said and 2 of Ordinance No. 1776-A-90, all the members elected to Council, contract shall be in an amount not passed April 22, 1991, as amended by it shall take effect and be in force to exceed $5,000 and shall be paid Ordinance No. 960-99, passed June 7, immediately upon its passage and from Fund No. 10 SF 166. 1999, and Ordinance No. 2093-99, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 3. That the Director of passed December 13, 1999, are here- shall take effect and be in force Law shall prepare and approve said by repealed. from and after the earliest period contract and that the contract shall Section 4. That this ordinance is allowed by law. contain such terms and provisions hereby declared to be an emergency Passed August 15, 2001. as he deems necessary to protect the measure and, provided it receives Awaiting the approval or disap- City’s interest. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of proval of the Mayor. Section 4. That this ordinance is all the members elected to Council, hereby declared to be an emergency it shall take effect and be in force measure and, provided it receives immediately upon its passage and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Ord. No. 1339-01. all the members elected to Council, shall take effect and be in force By Councilman Coats. it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period An emergency ordinance authoriz- immediately upon its passage and allowed by law. ing the Director of Aging to enter approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Passed August 15, 2001. into an agreement with Collinwood shall take effect and be in force Awaiting the approval or disap- Community Services Center to fund from and after the earliest period proval of the Mayor. an elderly services program for allowed by law. senior citizens that are on fixed Passed August 15, 2001. income, through the use of Ward 10 Awaiting the approval or disap- Neighborhood Equity Funds. proval of the Mayor. Ord. No. 1347-01. Whereas, this ordinance consti- By Councilmen Jackson and Pat- tutes an emergency measure provid- mon (by departmental request). ing for the usual daily operation of An emergency ordinance authoriz- a municipal department; now, there- Ord. No. 1341-01. ing the Director of Community fore, By Councilman Cintron. Development to enter into contract Be it ordained by the Council of An emergency ordinance to amend with Cleveland Housing Network, or the City of Cleveland: Sections 1 and 2 of Ordinance No. its designee, to provide development Section 1. That the Director of 1776-A-90, passed April 22, 1991, as loan assistance in the form of a Aging is authorized to enter into an amended by Ordinance No. 960-99, Community Development Block agreement with Collinwood Commu- passed June 7, 1999, and Ordinance Grant float loan for the purchase, nity Services Center to fund an No. 2093-99, passed December 13, rehabilitation or construction of elderly services program for senior 1999, relating to establishing the rental and for sale housing. citizens that are on fixed income, City of Cleveland as a Community Whereas, this ordinance consti- through the use of Ward 10 Neigh- Reinvestment Area, except the area tutes an emergency measure provid- borhood Equity Funds defined as the “Downtown Plan ing for the usual daily operation of Section 2. That the cost of said Area” by the Civic Vision 2000 Plan; a municipal department; now, there- contract shall be in an amount not and to repeal Ordinance No 1089-01, fore, to exceed $25,000 and shall be paid passed June 4, 2001. Be it ordained by the Council of from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Whereas, this ordinance consti- the City of Cleveland: Section 3. That the Director of tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 1. That the Director of Law shall prepare and approve said ing for the usual daily operation of Community Development is hereby contract and that the contract shall a municipal department; now, there- authorized to enter into contract contain such terms and provisions fore, with Cleveland Housing Network, or as he deems necessary to protect the Be it ordained by the Council of its designee, to provide development City’s interest. the City of Cleveland: loan assistance in the form of a Section 4. That this ordinance is Section 1. That Ordinance No. 1089- Community Development Block hereby declared to be an emergency 01, passed June 4, 2001, is hereby Grant float loan in the amount of measure and, provided it receives repealed. $5,000,000.00 for the purchase, reha- 2082 August 22, 2001 The City Record 147 bilitation or construction of rental Section 3. That this ordinance is a municipal department; now, there- and for sale housing in the City of hereby declared to be an emergency fore, Cleveland. measure and, provided it receives Be it ordained by the Council of Section 2. That the terms of said the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the City of Cleveland: loan shall be determined by the all the members elected to Council, Section 1. That the Director of Director of Community Development it shall take effect and be in force Community Development is autho- in accordance with regulations, fed- immediately upon its passage and rized to amend Contract No. 56705 eral, state and local law, and said approval by the Mayor; otherwise it with Kamm’s Corners Community Director is authorized to amend said shall take effect and be in force Development Corporation to provide terms from time to time, as deemed from and after the earliest period additional improvements to the necessary to remain consistent with allowed by law. southeast quadrant of the existing said laws and regulations. Passed August 15, 2001. parking lot and to increase the Section 3. That the cost of said Awaiting the approval or disap- amount of the contract by $80,000. contract shall be paid from Fund No. proval of the Mayor. Said increase shall be paid from 14 SC 810, Request No. 45709. Fund No. 14 SF 026, Request No. Section 4. That the Director of 45712. Community Development shall ob- Section 2. That this ordinance is tain an irrevocable, unconditional Ord. No. 1349-01. hereby declared to be an emergency letter of credit to secure repayment By Councilmen Jackson and Pat- measure and, provided it receives of said loan. Any security instru- mon (by departmental request). the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ment shall be approved by the Direc- An emergency ordinance authoriz- all the members elected to Council, tor of Law. ing the Director of Community it shall take effect and be in force Section 5. That the Director of Development to enter into a First immediately upon its passage and Community Development is hereby Amendment to Contract No. 56549 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it authorized to accept monies in with W.E.B. DuBois Community Cen- shall take effect and be in force repayment of the loan and to deposit ter for additional rehabilitation pro- from and after the earliest period said monies in the CDBG fund. gram costs. allowed by law. Section 6. That the Director of Whereas, this ordinance consti- Passed August 15, 2001. Community Development is hereby tutes an emergency measure provid- Awaiting the approval or disap- authorized to charge and accept fees ing for the usual daily operation of proval of the Mayor. in an amount not to exceed the max- a municipal department; now, there- imum allowable under federal regu- fore, lations and such fees are hereby Be it ordained by the Council of appropriated to cover costs incurred the City of Cleveland: Ord. No. 1352-01. in the preparation of the loan appli- Section 1. That the Director of By Councilman Patmon (by de- cation, closing and servicing of the Community Development is hereby partmental request). loan. Such fees shall be deposited authorized to enter into a First An emergency ordinance authoriz- into the CDBG fund. Amendment to Contract No. 56549 ing the Director of Finance, on behalf Section 7. That the Director of with W.E.B. DuBois Community of the Cleveland Municipal Court, to Law is hereby authorized to prepare Center for additional rehabilitation apply for and accept a grant from the the contract and such other docu- program costs and to increase the Office of Criminal Justice Services ments as may be appropriate to com- amount of the contract by $58,800.00, plete the transaction authorized for the Second District Project, for a total of $182,161.00. Said Domestic Violence Program. hereunder. increase shall be paid from Fund Section 8. That this ordinance is Whereas, this ordinance consti- hereby declared to be an emergency No. 14 SF 026, Request No. 45711. tutes an emergency measure provid- measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That this First Amend- ing for the usual daily operation of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ment shall be prepared and ap- a municipal department; now, there- all the members elected to Council, proved by the Director of Law and fore, it shall take effect and be in force shall contain such provisions as he Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and deems necessary to protect the pub- the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise it lic interest. Section 1. That the Director of shall take effect and be in force Section 3. That this ordinance is Finance, on behalf of the Cleveland from and after the earliest period hereby declared to be an emergency Municipal Court, is hereby autho- allowed by law. measure and, provided it receives rized to apply for and accept a grant Passed August 15, 2001. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of in the amount of $18,227, from the Awaiting the approval or disap- all the members elected to Council, Office of Criminal Justice Services, proval of the Mayor. it shall take effect and be in force to conduct the Second District Pro- immediately upon its passage and ject, Domestic Violence Program, for approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the purposes set forth in the appli- shall take effect and be in force cation and according thereto; that Ord. No. 1348-01. from and after the earliest period the Director of Finance, on behalf of By Councilmen Jackson and Pat- allowed by law. the Cleveland Municipal Court, is mon (by departmental request). Passed August 15, 2001. hereby authorized to file all papers An emergency ordinance authoriz- Awaiting the approval or disap- and execute all documents necessary ing the Director of Community proval of the Mayor. to receive the funds under said Development to enter into a grant grant; and that said funds be and agreement with the Boys and Girls they hereby are appropriated for the Clubs of Cleveland for economic purposes set forth in the application assistance to finance the develop- Ord. No. 1350-01. for said grant. ment of a recreational facility on By Councilmen Jackson and Pat- Section 2. That the application Broadway Avenue. mon (by departmental request). for said grant, File No. 1352-01-A, Whereas, this ordinance consti- An emergency ordinance autho- made a part hereof as if fully tutes an emergency measure provid- rizing the Director of Community rewritten herein, including the ing for the usual daily operation of Development to amend Contract No. obligation of the City of Cleveland a municipal department; now, there- 56705 with Kamm’s Corners Com- to provide cash matching funds in fore, munity Development Corporation the sum of $18,228, payable from Be it ordained by the Council of for the redevelopment of the south- Fund Nos. 01-011501-500500 and 01- the City of Cleveland: east quadrant of the existing park- 011501-639905, is hereby approved in Section 1. That the Director of ing lot. all respects. Community Development is hereby Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance Section 3. That this ordinance is authorized to enter into a grant No. 748-2000, passed June 12, 2000, hereby declared to be an emergency agreement with the Boys and Girls the Director of Community Develop- measure and, provided it receives Clubs of Cleveland for economic ment entered into Contract No. 56705 the affirmative vote of two-thirds of assistance to finance the develop- with Kamm’s Corners Community all the members elected to Council, ment of a recreational facility on Development Corporation to redevel- it shall take effect and be in force Broadway Avenue, in the total sum op the southeast quadrant of the immediately upon its passage and of $200,000.00, payable from Fund existing parking lot; and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it No. 14 SF 026, Request No. 45708. Whereas, additional improvements shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That the Director of to the southeast quadrant are from and after the earliest period Law is hereby authorized to prepare desired; and allowed by law. said grant agreement and such Whereas, this ordinance consti- Passed August 15, 2001. other documents as may be appro- tutes an emergency measure provid- Awaiting the approval or disap- priate to complete the transaction. ing for the usual daily operation of proval of the Mayor. 2083 148 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1353-01. necessary to service and maintain Section 3. That the Director of By Councilman Patmon (by de- police aircraft, including labor if Public Safety is hereby authorized partmental request). necessary, in the approximate to make written requirement con- An emergency ordinance authoriz- amount as purchased during the pre- tract in accordance with the Charter ing the Director of Finance, on ceding year, to be purchased by the and the Codified Ordinances of behalf of the Cleveland Municipal Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- Court, to apply for and accept a plies upon a unit basis for the Divi- quirements for the period of the grant from the Office of Criminal sion of Police, Department of Public grant authorized by this ordinance Justice Services for the Cleveland Safety. Bids shall be taken in such for the necessary items of equip- Municipal Court Soliciting/Prostitu- manner as to permit an award to be ment needed to implement the pro- tion, Project HOPE Program. made for all items as a single con- gram, as described in the applica- Whereas, this ordinance consti- tract, or by separate contract for tion. The cost of said contract is tutes an emergency measure provid- each or any combination of said payable from the fund or funds to ing for the usual daily operation of items as the Board of Control shall which are credited the grant pro- a municipal department; now, there- determine. Alternate bids for a peri- ceeds accepted pursuant to this ordi- fore, od less than a year may be taken if nance. Bids shall be taken in such Be it ordained by the Council of deemed desirable by the Commis- manner as to permit an award to be the City of Cleveland: sioner of Purchases and Supplies made for all items as a single con- Section 1. That the Director of until provision is made for the tract, or by separate contract for Finance, on behalf of the Cleveland requirements for the entire year. each or any combination of said Municipal Court, is hereby authorized Section 2. That the cost of said items as the Board of Control shall to apply for and accept a grant in contract shall be charged against determine. Alternate bids for a the amount of $68,219, from the Office the proper appropriation account period less than the grant term may of Criminal Justice Services, to con- and the Director of Finance shall be taken if deemed desirable by the duct the Cleveland Municipal Court certify thereon the amount of the Commissioner of Purchases and Soliciting/Prostitution, Project HOPE initial purchase thereunder, which Supplies until provision is made for Program, for the purposes set forth purchase, together with all subse- the requirements for the entire term. in the application and according quent purchases, shall be made on The cost of each contract shall be thereto; that the Director of Finance, order of the Commissioner of Pur- charged against the fund or funds on behalf of the Cleveland Municipal chases and Supplies pursuant to a to which are credited the grant pro- Court, is hereby authorized to file all requisition against such contract ceeds accepted pursuant to this ordi- papers and execute all documents duly certified by the Director of nance and the Director of Finance necessary to receive the funds under Finance. (RL 37581) shall certify thereon the amount of said grant; and that said funds be Section 3. That this ordinance is the initial purchase thereunder, and they hereby are appropriated for hereby declared to be an emergency which purchase, together with all the purposes set forth in the appli- measure and, provided it receives subsequent purchases, shall be made cation for said grant. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of on order of the Commissioner of Section 2. That the application for all the members elected to Council, Purchases and Supplies pursuant to said grant, File No. 1353-01-A, made it shall take effect and be in force a requisition against such contract a part hereof as if fully rewritten immediately upon its passage and duly certified by the Director and herein, including the obligation of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it from cash matching funds identified the City of Cleveland to provide shall take effect and be in force in Section 2 of this ordinance. cash matching funds in the sum of from and after the earliest period Section 4. That this ordinance is $40,065, payable from Fund Nos. 01- allowed by law. hereby declared to be an emergency 011501-500500 and 01-011501-639905, is Passed August 15, 2001. measure and, provided it receives hereby approved in all respects. Awaiting the approval or disap- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 3. That this ordinance is proval of the Mayor. all the members elected to Council, hereby declared to be an emergency it shall take effect and be in force measure and, provided it receives immediately upon its passage and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it all the members elected to Council, Ord. No. 1356-01. shall take effect and be in force it shall take effect and be in force By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- from and after the earliest period immediately upon its passage and mon (by departmental request). allowed by law. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it An emergency ordinance authoriz- Passed August 15, 2001. shall take effect and be in force ing the Director of Public Safety to Awaiting the approval or disap- from and after the earliest period apply for and accept a grant from proval of the Mayor. allowed by law. the Department of Justice, Office of Passed August 15, 2001. Criminal Justice Services, for the Awaiting the approval or disap- 2002 Caribbean Gang Task Force proval of the Mayor. Program; and to enter into contracts Ord. No. 1357-01. necessary to implement the Program. By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Whereas, this ordinance consti- mon (by departmental request). tutes an emergency measure provid- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Ord. No. 1354-01. ing for the usual daily operation of ing the Director of Public Safety to By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- a municipal department; now, there- apply for and accept a grant from the mon (by departmental request). fore, United States Department of Justice, An emergency ordinance authoriz- Be it ordained by the Council of OCJS, for the Cleveland Team Ap- ing the purchase by requirement the City of Cleveland: proach to Violence Against Women contract of labor and materials nec- Section 1. That the Director of Pr o g r a m . essary to service and maintain Public Safety is hereby authorized Whereas, this ordinance consti- police aircraft, including labor if to apply for and accept a grant in tutes an emergency measure provid- necessary, for the Division of Police, the amount of $86,373.00, from the ing for the usual daily operation of Department of Public Safety, for a Department of Justice, Office of a municipal department; now, there- period of one year with four one- Criminal Justice Services, to conduct fore, year options to renew. the 2002 Caribbean Gang Task Be it ordained by the Council of Whereas, this ordinance consti- Force Program, for the purposes set the City of Cleveland: tutes an emergency measure provid- forth in the application and accord- Section 1. That the Director of Pub- ing for the usual daily operation of ing thereto; that the Director of Pub- lic Safety is hereby authorized to a municipal department; now, there- lic Safety is hereby authorized to apply for and accept a grant in the fore, file all papers and execute all doc- amount of $40,857, from the United Be it ordained by the Council of uments necessary to receive the States Department of Justice, OCJS, the City of Cleveland: funds under said grant; and that to conduct the Cleveland Team Section 1. That the Director of said funds be and they hereby are Approach to Violence Against Public Safety is hereby authorized to appropriated for the purposes set Women Program, for the purposes make a written requirement contract forth in the application for said set forth in the application and in accordance with the Charter and grant. according thereto; that the Director the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- Section 2. That the application for of Public Safety is hereby authorized land, Ohio, 1976, for the requirements said grant, File No. 1356-01-A, made to file all papers and execute all doc- for the period of one year, with four a part hereof as if fully rewritten uments necessary to receive the (4) options exercisable by the Direc- herein, including the obligation of funds under said grant; and that said tor of Public Safety, to renew for an the City of Cleveland to provide funds be and they hereby are appro- additional one-year terms, and can- cash matching funds in the amount priated for the purposes set forth in cellable upon thirty days written of $28,791.00, payable from Fund No. the application for said grant. notice by said Director, for the nec- 10 SF 025, is hereby approved in all Section 2. That the application for essary items of labor and materials respects. said grant, File No. 1357-01-A, made 2084 August 22, 2001 The City Record 149 a part hereof as if fully rewritten a municipal department; now, there- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of herein, including the obligation of fore, all the members elected to Council, the City of Cleveland to provide Be it ordained by the Council of it shall take effect and be in force cash matching funds in the sum of the City of Cleveland: immediately upon its passage and $13,619 from Fund Nos. 01-600200- Section 1. That the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 507000 and 01-600200-500500, is here- Public Safety is hereby authorized shall take effect and be in force by approved in all respects. to apply for and accept a grant in from and after the earliest period Section 3. That this ordinance is the amount of $66,636.00, from the allowed by law. hereby declared to be an emergency Ohio Department of Public Safety, to Passed August 15, 2001. measure and, provided it receives conduct the STEP 2002 Program, for Awaiting the approval or disap- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the purposes set forth in the appli- proval of the Mayor. all the members elected to Council, cation and according thereto; that it shall take effect and be in force the Director of Public Safety is here- immediately upon its passage and by authorized to file all papers and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it execute all documents necessary to Ord. No. 1361-01. shall take effect and be in force receive the funds under said grant; By Councilmen Polensek, Lewis from and after the earliest period and that said funds be and they and Patmon (by departmental re- allowed by law. hereby are appropriated for the pur- quest). Passed August 15, 2001. poses set forth in the application for An emergency ordinance to amend Awaiting the approval or disap- said grant. Section 627.10 of the Codified Ordi- proval of the Mayor. Section 2. That the application for nances of Cleveland, Ohio, as said grant, File No. 1359-01-A, made amended by Ordinance No. 1359-91, a part hereof as if fully rewritten passed July 24, 1991, relating to pos- herein, is hereby approved in all sessing certain weapons at or about Ord. No. 1358-01. respects. public places. By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Section 3. That this ordinance is Whereas, this ordinance consti- mon (by departmental request). hereby declared to be an emergency tutes an emergency measure provid- An emergency ordinance authoriz- measure and, provided it receives ing for the usual daily operation of ing the Director of Public Safety to the affirmative vote of two-thirds of a municipal department; now, there- apply for and accept a grant from all the members elected to Council, fore, the Department of Justice, Office of it shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of Community Oriented Policing Ser- immediately upon its passage and the City of Cleveland: vices for the COPS In Schools Pro- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 1. That Section 627.10 of gram. shall take effect and be in force the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- Whereas, this ordinance consti- from and after the earliest period land, Ohio, as amended by Ordinance tutes an emergency measure provid- allowed by law. No. 1359-91, passed July 24, 1991, is ing for the usual daily operation of Passed August 15, 2001. hereby amended to read as follows: a municipal department; now, there- Awaiting the approval or disap- fore, proval of the Mayor. Section 627.10 Possessing Certain Be it ordained by the Council of Weapons at or About Public Places the City of Cleveland: (a) No person shall knowingly Section 1. That the Director of Pub- carry, have in his possession or lic Safety is hereby authorized to Ord. No. 1360-01. ready at hand any handgun, BB apply for and accept a grant in the By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- gun, pellet gun, dangerous ord- amount of $2,500,000, from the mon (by departmental request). nance, shotgun, rifle, knife having a Department of Justice, Office of Com- An emergency ordinance to amend blade two and one-half inches in munity Oriented Policing Services, to the title and Section 1 of Ordinance length or longer, brass knuckles, conduct the COPS In Schools Pro- No. 1427-2000, passed August 7, 2000, cestus, billy, karate stick, black- gram, for the purposes set forth in relating to a grant for the 2000-2001 jack, sword or saber while at or the application and according there- Emergency Medical Services Grant. about a public place. to; that the Director of Public Safe- Whereas, this ordinance consti- (b) As used in this section, “pub- ty is hereby authorized to file all tutes an emergency measure provid- lic place” means any place to which papers and execute all documents ing for the usual daily operation of the general public has access and a necessary to receive the funds under a municipal department; now, there- right to resort for business, enter- said grant; and that said funds be fore, tainment or other lawful purpose, and they hereby are appropriated for Be it ordained by the Council of but does not necessarily mean a the purposes set forth in the appli- the City of Cleveland: place devoted solely to the uses of cation for said grant. Section 1. That the title and Sec- the public. It also includes the front Section 2. That the application for tion 1 of Ordinance No. 1427-2000, or immediate area of any store, said grant, File No. 1358-01-A, made passed August 7, 2000, are hereby shop, restaurant, tavern or other a part hereof as if fully rewritten amended to read, respectively, as place of business and any grounds, herein, including the obligation of follows: areas or parks where persons would the City of Cleveland to provide An emergency ordinance authoriz- congregate. cash matching funds in the sum of ing the Director of Public Safety to (c) This section does not apply to $901,980, payable from Fund No. 01- apply for and accept a grant from officers, agents or employees of this 600200-507000, is hereby approved in the Ohio Department of Public Safe- or any other state or the United all respects. ty for the 2000-2001 Emergency Med- States, to law enforcement officers Section 3. That this ordinance is ical Services Grant; and to enter into authorized to carry or possess dead- hereby declared to be an emergency a requirement contract for the pur- ly weapons or to persons with pri- measure and, provided it receives chase of equipment or supplies nec- vate or special police commissions, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of essary to implement the program. and acting within the scope of their all the members elected to Council, Section 1. That the Director of duties. it shall take effect and be in force Public Safety is hereby authorized (d) This section shall not apply if immediately upon its passage and to apply for and accept a grant in any weapon in division (a) of this approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the amount of $224,599.60, from the section was part of a public weapon shall take effect and be in force Ohio Department of Public Safety to display, show or exhibition, or was from and after the earliest period conduct the 2000-2001 Emergency in the possession of a person par- allowed by law. medical Services Grant, for the pur- ticipating in an organized match, Passed August 15, 2001. poses set forth in the application competition or practice session. Awaiting the approval or disap- and according thereto; that the (e) It is an affirmative defense to proval of the Mayor. Director of Public Safety is hereby a charge under this section that the authorized to file all papers and actor was not otherwise prohibited execute all documents necessary to by law from possessing the weapon, receive the funds under said grant; and that the weapon was kept ready Ord. No. 1359-01. and that said funds be and they at hand by the actor for defense pur- By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- hereby are appropriated for the pur- poses, while he was engaged in his mon (by departmental request). poses set forth in the application for lawful business or occupation, An emergency ordinance authoriz- said grant. which business or occupation was of ing the Director of Public Safety to Section 2. That the existing title such character or at such a place as apply for and accept a grant from and Section 1 of Ordinance No. 1427- to render the actor particularly sus- the Ohio Department of Public Safe- 2000, passed August 7, 2000, are ceptible to criminal attack, such as ty for the STEP 2002 Program. hereby repealed. would justify a prudent man in hav- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 3. That this ordinance is ing the weapon ready at hand. tutes an emergency measure provid- hereby declared to be an emergency (f) It is an affirmative defense to ing for the usual daily operation of measure and, provided it receives a charge under this section that the 2085 150 The City Record August 22, 2001 actor was not otherwise prohibited Starting at the intersection of the Thence Northeasterly by a curve by law from possessing a knife hav- centerline of existing Brookpark to the right, an arc distance of 568.68 ing a blade two and one-half inches Road (a.k.a. State Route 17), 100.00 feet, said arc having a radius of in length or longer, and that either feet wide, and existing Old Grayton 420.00 feet and a chord which bears (i) the actor at the time was Road, 60.00 feet wide; North 18° 51' 51" East, 526.22 feet; engaged in a lawful business or pur- Thence North 37° 43' 44" East Thence North 57° 39' 11" East, suit and that business or pursuit along the said centerline of existing 240.86 feet; requires a knife having a blade two Old Grayton Road, 158.53 feet; Thence Northeasterly by a curve and one-half inches in length or Thence South 52° 16' 16" East, to the left, an arc distance of 140.94 longer as a tool of trade or pursuit, 30.00 feet to a point in the South- feet, said arc having a radius of or (ii) the knife having a blade two easterly line of existing Old Gray- 340.00 feet and a chord which bears and one-half inches in length or ton Road, at the Principal Place of North 45° 46' 40" East, 139.93 feet; longer was kept ready at hand by Beginning of the easement herein Thence North 33° 54' 08" East, the actor for defense purposes, intended to be described; 37.63 feet to a point in the Westerly while he was engaged in his lawful Thence North 37° 43' 44" East line of existing Old Grayton Road; business or occupation, which busi- along the said Southeasterly line of Thence South 19° 01' 18" West ness or occupation was of such char- existing Old Grayton Road, 56.09 along the said Westerly line of acter or at such a place as to ren- feet to its intersection with the existing Old Grayton Road, 38.94 der the actor particularly suscepti- Westerly line of proposed Relocated feet to its intersection with the ble to criminal attack, such as Grayton Road; Westerly line of said proposed Relo- would justify a prudent man in hav- Thence South 19° 55' 30" East cated Old Grayton Road; ing such a knife ready at hand. along the said Westerly line of pro- Thence Southwesterly along the (g) Notwithstanding the provi- posed Relocated Old Grayton Road, said Westerly line of proposed Relo- sions of Section 601.13 and division 23.39 feet to the Northerly end of a cated Old Grayton Road by a curve (a) of Section 601.99, whoever vio- 50.00 foot radius turnout to the to the right, an arc distance of lates this section is guilty of pos- Northerly line of proposed Relocat- 145.09 feet, said arc having a radius sessing certain weapons on or about ed Brookpark Road; of 350.00 feet and a chord which public places and shall be fined not Thence Southeasterly along said bears South 45° 46' 40" West, 144.05 less than three hundred dollars turnout by a curve to the right, an feet; ($300.00), nor more than one thou- arc distance of 13.42 feet, said arc Thence South 57° 39' 11" West sand dollars ($1,000), and impris- having a radius of 50.00 feet and a along the said Westerly line of pro- oned for not less than three (3) chord which bears South 12° 14' 13" posed Relocated Old Grayton Road, days, nor more than six (6) months. East, 13.38 feet; 240.86 feet; No part of this sentence shall, in Thence South 37° 43' 44" West, Thence Southwesterly along the any case whatsoever, be suspended 38.88 feet; said Westerly line of proposed Relo- or otherwise reduced. Thence North 52° 16' 16" West, cated Old Grayton Road by a curve Section 2. That existing Section 29.78 feet to a point in a 35.00 foot to the left, an arc distance of 555.14 627.10 of the Codified Ordinances of radius turnout between the Norther- feet, said arc having a radius of Cleveland, Ohio, as amended by ly line of existing Brookpark Road 410.00 feet and a chord which bears Ordinance No. 1359-91, passed July and the said Southeasterly line of South 18° 51' 51" West, 513.69 feet; 24, 1991, is hereby repealed. existing Old Grayton Road; Thence South 19° 55' 30" East Section 3. That this ordinance is Thence Northeasterly along said along the said Westerly line of pro- hereby declared to be an emergency turnout by a curve to the right, an posed Relocated Old Grayton Road, measure and, provided it receives arc distance of 3.92 feet, said arc 47.64 feet to the Principal Place of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of having a radius of 35.00 feet and a Beginning and containing 0.2331 all the members elected to Council, chord which bears North 34° 31' 20" acres of land as described on March it shall take effect and be in force East, 3.91 feet to the Principal Place 8, 2001 by R.M. Kole & Assoc., Inc., immediately upon its passage and of Beginning and containing 0.0346 Professional Land Surveyors. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it acres of land as described on Octo- Section 2. That the easements shall take effect and be in force ber 9, 2000 by R.M. Kole & Assoc., shall be non-exclusive and the pur- from and after the earliest period Inc., Professional Land Surveyors. pose of the easement shall be to con- allowed by law. struct and maintain a vault along Passed August 15, 2001. Brookpark Road Project Old Grayton Road (Parcel A), and Awaiting the approval or disap- Easements for Ameritech to install and maintain telecommu- proval of the Mayor. Parcel B nications lines (Parcel B). Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section 4. That the duration of the County of Cuyahoga and State of easements shall be determined by Ohio and known as being part of the Board of Control; that the ease- Ord. No. 1511-01. Original Rockport Township Section ments shall include reasonable right By Mayor White. No. 4. of entry rights to the City; that the An emergency ordinance to amend Starting at the intersection of the easements shall be assignable only Sections 1, 2, 4 and 5 of Ordinance centerlines of existing Brookpark upon the prior approval of the Cleve- No. 1961-2000, passed June 11, 2001, Road (a.k.a. State Route 17), 100.00 land City Council; that the ease- relating to an easement to feet wide, and existing Old Grayton ments shall require the grantee to Ameritech for certain property Road, 60.00 feet wide; indemnify the City, provide reason- rights in property located at Old Thence North 89° 45' 56" East able insurance, maintain any Grayton Road. along the said centerline of existing grantee improvements located with- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Brookpark Road, 0.78 feet; in the easement, including, appro- tutes an emergency measure provid- Thence Northeasterly along the priate landscaping around each ing for the usual daily operation of centerline of proposed Relocated improvement in order to conceal a municipal department; now, there- Brookpark Road by a curve to the such improvement, and pay any fore left, an arc distance of 231.14 feet, applicable taxes and assessments. Be it ordained by the Council of said arc having a radius of 674.07 Section 5. That the conveyances the City of Cleveland: feet and a chord which bears North shall be made by Official Deed of Section 1. That Sections 1, 2, 4 and 79° 53' 55" East, 230.01 feet to its Easement prepared by the Director 5 of Ordinance No. 1961-2000, passed intersection with the centerline of of Law and executed by the Direc- June 11, 2001, are hereby amended proposed Relocated Old Grayton tor of Port Control on behalf of the to read, respectively, as follows: Road, 60.00 feet wide; City of Cleveland. The Deeds of Section 1. That, notwithstanding Thence North 19° 55' 30" West Easement shall contain such addi- and as an exception to the provi- along the said centerline of pro- tional terms and conditions as are sions of Chapters 181 and 183 of the posed Relocated Old Grayton Road, required to protect the interests of Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, 128.99 feet; the parties. The Directors of Port Ohio, 1976, it is hereby found and Thence South 70° 04' 30" West, Control and Law are authorized to determined that easement interests 30.00 feet to a point in the Wester- execute such other documents, in the following described property ly line of said proposed Relocated including without limitation, con- are no longer needed for public use: Grayton Road, at its intersection tracts for right of entry, as may be with the Southeasterly line of exist- necessary to effect the construction Brookpark Road Project ing Old Grayton Road, said point of the vault along Old Grayton Easements for Ameritech also being the Principal Place of Road and the installation of Parcel A Beginning of the easement herein telecommunications lines authorized Situated in the City of Cleveland, intended to be described; h e r e i n . County of Cuyahoga and State of Thence South 37° 43' 44" West, Section 2. That existing Sections Ohio and known as being part of 11.84 feet; 1, 2, 4 and 5 of Ordinance No. 1961- Original Rockport Township Section Thence North 19° 55' 30" West, 2000, passed June 11, 2001, are here- No. 4. 53.97; by repealed. 2086 August 22, 2001 The City Record 151

Section 3. That this ordinance is Music Program for the public pur- Whereas, this ordinance consti- hereby declared to be an emergency pose of providing music education to tutes an emergency measure provid- measure and, provided it receives area youth, through the use of Ward ing for the usual daily operation of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds. a municipal department; now, there- all the members elected to Council, Section 2. That the cost of said fore, it shall take effect and be in force contract shall be in an amount not Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and to exceed $7,000 and shall be paid the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise it from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Section 1. That the Director of the shall take effect and be in force Section 3. That the Director of City Planning Commission is autho- from and after the earliest period Law shall prepare and approve said rized to enter into an agreement allowed by law. contract and that the contract shall with Fairfax Renaissance Develop- Passed August 15, 2001. contain such terms and provisions ment Corporation for Neighborhood Awaiting the approval or disap- as he deems necessary to protect the Master Plan, for the area between proval of the Mayor. City’s interest. East 105th Street to Stokes Blvd. to Section 4. That this ordinance is Woodhill Road to determine best hereby declared to be an emergency use, through the use of Ward 6 measure and provided it receives the Neighborhood Equity Funds. Ord. No. 1512-01. affirmative vote of two thirds of all Section 2. That the cost of said By Mayor White. the members elected to Council, it contract shall be in an amount not An emergency ordinance to amend shall take effect and be in force to exceed $100,000 and shall be paid Section 2 of Ordinance No. 863-2000, immediately upon its passage and from Fund No. 10 SF 166. passed June 19, 2000, relating to a approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 3. That the Director of Neighborhood Development Invest- shall take effect and be in force Law shall prepare and approve said ment Fund contract with St. Vincent from and after the earliest period contract and that the contract shall Quadrangle, Inc., or its designee, to allowed by law. contain such terms and provisions provide economic development assis- Passed August 15, 2001. as he deems necessary to protect the tance to partially finance the acqui- Awaiting the approval or disap- City’s interest. sition, rehabilitation and conversion proval of the Mayor. Section 4. That this ordinance is of the Tower Press Building into hereby declared to be an emergency live/work affordable rental housing, measure and provided it receives the located at 1900 Superior Avenue. affirmative vote of two thirds of all Whereas, this ordinance consti- Ord. No. 1514-01. the members elected to Council, it tutes an emergency measure provid- By Councilman Britt. shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of An emergency ordinance authoriz- immediately upon its passage and a municipal department; now, there- ing the Director of Community approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it fore Development to enter into an agree- shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of ment with Fairfax Renaissance from and after the earliest period the City of Cleveland: Development Corporation for a allowed by law. Section 1. That Section 2 of Ordi- Senior Citizen Social Support Pro- Passed August 15, 2001. nance No. 863-2000, passed June 19, gram through the use of Ward 6 Awaiting the approval or disap- 2000, is hereby amended to read as Neighborhood Equity Funds. proval of the Mayor. follows: Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 2. That the terms of said tutes an emergency measure provid- contract shall comply with the ing for the usual daily operation of requirements of the Neighborhood a municipal department; now, there- Ord. No. 1516-01. Development Investment Program fore, By Councilman Britt. and NDIF, as set forth in Section 1 Be it ordained by the Council of An emergency ordinance authoriz- of Ordinance No. 56-94, passed June the City of Cleveland: ing the Director of Department of 13, 1994, as amended by Ordinance Section 1. That the Director of Health to enter into an agreement No. 2123-96, passed February 10, Department of Aging is authorized with Fairfax Renaissance Develop- 1997, and shall be in accordance to enter into an agreement with for ment Corporation for Central Avenue with the terms as set forth in the a Senior Citizen Social Support Pro- Remediation through the use of Executive Summary contained in gram as described in file no. 1514- Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds. File No. 863-2000-B. 01-A for the public purpose of pro- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 2. That existing Section 2 viding educational and recreational tutes an emergency measure provid- of Ordinance No. 863-2000, passed activities to senior citizens, through ing for the usual daily operation of June 19, 2000, is hereby repealed. the use of Ward 6 Neighborhood a municipal department; now, there- Section 3. That this ordinance is Equity Funds. fore, hereby declared to be an emergency Section 2. That the cost of said Be it ordained by the Council of measure and, provided it receives contract shall be in an amount not the City of Cleveland: the affirmative vote of two-thirds of to exceed $30,000 and shall be paid Section 1. That the Director of all the members elected to Council, from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Department of Health is authorized it shall take effect and be in force Section 3. That the Director of to enter into an agreement with immediately upon its passage and Law shall prepare and approve said Fairfax Renaissance Development approval by the Mayor; otherwise it contract and that the contract shall Corporation for Central Avenue shall take effect and be in force contain such terms and provisions Remediation in order to complete a from and after the earliest period as he deems necessary to protect the Phase I and II environmental allowed by law. City’s interest. assessment on City owned land Passed August 15, 2001. Section 4. That this ordinance is located at East 83rd Street and Cen- Awaiting the approval or disap- hereby declared to be an emergency tral Avenue, through the use of proval of the Mayor. measure and provided it receives the Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds. affirmative vote of two thirds of all Section 2. That the cost of said the members elected to Council, it contract shall be in an amount not shall take effect and be in force to exceed $50,000 and shall be paid Ord. No. 1513-01. immediately upon its passage and from Fund No. 10 SF 166. By Councilman Britt. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 3. That the Director of An emergency ordinance authoriz- shall take effect and be in force Law shall prepare and approve said ing the Director of Community Devel- from and after the earliest period contract and that the contract shall opment to enter into an agreement allowed by law. contain such terms and provisions with Fairfax Renaissance Develop- Passed August 15, 2001. as he deems necessary to protect the ment Corporation for Afterschool Awaiting the approval or disap- City’s interest. Music Program through the use of proval of the Mayor. Section 4. That this ordinance is Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds. hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, this ordinance consti- measure and provided it receives the tutes an emergency measure provid- affirmative vote of two thirds of all ing for the usual daily operation of Ord. No. 1515-01. the members elected to Council, it a municipal department; now, there- By Councilman Britt. shall take effect and be in force fore, An emergency ordinance authoriz- immediately upon its passage and Be it ordained by the Council of ing the Director of City Planning approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it the City of Cleveland: Commission to enter into an agree- shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That the Director of ment with Fairfax Renaissance from and after the earliest period Community Development is autho- Development Corporation for Neigh- allowed by law. rized to enter into an agreement borhood Master Plan through the Passed August 15, 2001. with Fairfax Renaissance Develop- use of Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Awaiting the approval or disap- ment Corporation for an Afterschool Funds. proval of the Mayor. 2087 152 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1517-01. ramp (curb lane-coned off) and Ord. No. 1520-01. By Councilman Cimperman. wrap around the Amtrak Station By Councilman Cimperman. An emergency ordinance authoriz- and then proceed eastbound on to An emergency ordinance consent- ing and directing the Director of the South Marginal. At E. 26th, they ing and approving the issuance of a Parks, Recreation and Properties to cross over the freeway and then pro- permit for the Light the Night Walk provide free parking for a Special ceed westbound onto the North Mar- on September 22, 2001, sponsored by Event reception for Bishop Roger ginal where they finish inside the the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Gries on August 22, 2001, between Airport, provided that the applicant Whereas, this ordinance consti- 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., at Willard sponsor shall meet all the require- tutes an emergency measure provid- Park Garage. ments of Section 411.05 of the Codi- ing for the usual daily operation of Whereas, this ordinance consti- fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, a municipal department; now, there- tutes an emergency measure provid- 1976. Streets may be closed as deter- fore, ing for the usual daily operation of mined by the Chief of Police and Be it ordained by the Council of a municipal department; now, there- safety forces as may be necessary the City of Cleveland: fore in order to protect the participants Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Be it ordained by the Council of in the event. Said permit shall fur- tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- the City of Cleveland: ther provide that the City of Cleve- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this Section 1. That notwithstanding land shall be fully indemnified from Council consents to and approves and as an exception to any ordi- any and all liability resulting from the holding of the Light the Night nance to the contrary, the Director the issuance of the same, to the Walk sponsored by the Leukemia & of Parks, Recreation and Proper- extent and in form satisfactory to Lymphoma Society on September 22, ties is hereby authorized and the Director of Law. 2001, starting at the Galleria, par- directed to provide free parking at Section 2. That this ordinance is ticipants will head north on East 9th down to the Pier and circle to Willard Park Garage on August 22, hereby declared to be an emergency head south on East 9th passing the 2001, between the hours of 6:00 p.m. measure and provided it receives the Galleria giving anyone who would and 9:00 p.m., for attendees at a affirmative vote of two thirds of all like to stop walking the opportuni- reception in the Rotunda of Cleve- the members elected to Council, it ty to go back into the mall. Walk- land City Hall for Bishop Roger shall take effect and be in force ers will resume traveling south to G r i e s . immediately upon its passage and St. Clair, turning right and travel- Section 2. That this ordinance is approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it ing west on St. Clair, turning left hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force onto Ontario and traveling south on measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period Ontario, upon reaching Eagle Road the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. walkers will turn left onto Eagle all the members elected to Council, Passed August 15, 2001. Road traveling through the Gate- it shall take effect and be in force Awaiting the approval or disap- way Sports Complex to E. 9th Street, immediately upon its passage and proval of the Mayor. turning right onto E. 9th Street and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it traveling north on E. 9th Street. Par- shall take effect and be in force ticipants will take East 9th Street from and after the earliest period north back to the Galleria, provided allowed by law. Ord. No. 1519-01. that the applicant sponsor shall Passed August 15, 2001. By Councilman Cimperman. meet all the requirements of Section Awaiting the approval or disap- An emergency ordinance consent- 411.05 of the Codified Ordinances of proval of the Mayor. ing and approving the issuance of a Cleveland, Ohio, 1976. Streets may be permit for the Jake to the Rock on closed as determined by the Chief of September 22, 2001, sponsored by Police and safety forces as may be Hermes Race Systems. necessary in order to protect the Ord. No. 1518-01. Whereas, this ordinance consti- participants in the event. Said per- By Councilman Cimperman. tutes an emergency measure provid- mit shall further provide that the An emergency ordinance consent- ing for the usual daily operation of City of Cleveland shall be fully ing and approving the issuance of a a municipal department; now, there- indemnified from any and all liabil- permit for the Turkey Trot Race on fore, ity resulting from the issuance of November 22, 2001, sponsored by Be it ordained by the Council of the same, to the extent and in form Hermes Race Systems. the City of Cleveland: satisfactory to the Director of Law. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Section 2. That this ordinance is tutes an emergency measure provid- tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- hereby declared to be an emergency ing for the usual daily operation of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this measure and provided it receives the a municipal department; now, there- Council consents to and approves affirmative vote of two thirds of all fore, the holding of the Jake the Rock, the members elected to Council, it Be it ordained by the Council of sponsored by Hermes Race Systems, shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: on September 22, 2001, with the race immediately upon its passage and Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- beginning at East 9th Street and approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- Carnegie Avenue and running down shall take effect and be in force nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this East 9th Street and finishing in from and after the earliest period Council consents to and approves front of the Rock and Roll Hall of allowed by law. the holding of the Turkey Trot Race Fame, provided that the applicant Passed August 15, 2001. Awaiting the approval or disap- sponsored by Hermes Race Systems sponsor shall meet all the require- proval of the Mayor. on November 22, 2001, beginning ments of Section 411.05 of the Codi- with a 1 mile fun walk starting fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, inside Burke Lakefront Airport Dri- 1976. Streets may be closed as deter- veway, exits the entrance driveway mined by the Chief of Police and Ord. No. 1521-01. and proceeds eastbound on the North safety forces as may be necessary By Councilman Cimperman. Marginal to just before the curve in order to protect the participants An emergency ordinance authoriz- and turns around to go westbound in the event. Said permit shall fur- ing the Director of Community De- on the North Marginal where it re- ther provide that the City of Cleve- velopment to enter into an agreement enters where it came out. The 5K land shall be fully indemnified from with Tremont West Development Cor- run steps off from airport driveway any and all liability resulting from poration for the Phoenix Develop- and leaves through the entrance the issuance of the same, to the ment Project through the use of drive proceeding westbound on the extent and in form satisfactory to Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds. North Marginal down Erieside the Director of Law. Whereas, this ordinance constitutes around the stadium, southbound on Section 2. That this ordinance is an emergency measure providing for W. 3rd Rd. to Lakeside, westbound hereby declared to be an emergency the usual daily operation of a munic- on Lakeside down under the bridge measure and provided it receives the ipal department; now, therefore, to W. 9th where it turns onto Front affirmative vote of two thirds of all Be it ordained by the Council of Street and goes to W. 10th, turning the members elected to Council, it the City of Cleveland: southbound to St. Clair, runners turn shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That the Director of up the St. Clair hill and proceed immediately upon its passage and Community Development is autho- eastbound on St. Clair to W. 3rd approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it rized to enter into an agreement where they turn northbound onto W. shall take effect and be in force with Tremont West Development 3rd and go to Lakeside where they from and after the earliest period Corporation as an agent for the City turn eastbound and go down Lake- allowed by law. in arranging second mortgage assis- side to E. 9th, runners turn north- Passed August 15, 2001. tance by the City to individuals and bound onto E. 9th, staying in the Awaiting the approval or disap- families for the Phoenix Develop- west curb lane and go to the exit proval of the Mayor. ment Project for the public purpose 2088 August 22, 2001 The City Record 153 ensuring affordability of new resi- Ord. No. 1522-01. young adults residing in the City of dential housing for low to moderate By Councilmen Cimperman, Cin- Cleveland, through the use of Ward income families, through the use of tron, Melena and Westbrook. 13, 14, 17, 18 Neighborhood Equity Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Funds. Section 2. That the cost of said ing the Director of Community Section 2. That the cost of said contract shall be in an amount not Development to enter into an agree- contract shall be in an amount not to exceed $15,000 and shall be paid ment with Near West Side Multi-Ser- to exceed $38,651 and shall be paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166. vice Center for HIV/AIDS Educa- from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Section 3. That the Director of tion/Prevention Program through Section 3. That the Director of Law shall prepare and approve said the use of Ward 13, 14, 17, 18 Neigh- Law shall prepare and approve said contract and that the contract shall borhood Equity Funds. contract and that the contract shall contain such terms and provisions Whereas, this ordinance consti- contain such terms and provisions as he deems necessary to protect the tutes an emergency measure provid- as he deems necessary to protect the City’s interest. ing for the usual daily operation of City’s interest. Section 4. That this ordinance is a municipal department; now, there- Section 4. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency hereby declared to be an emergency fore, measure and provided it receives the measure and provided it receives the Be it ordained by the Council of affirmative vote of two thirds of all affirmative vote of two thirds of all the members elected to Council, it the City of Cleveland: the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That the Director of shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and Community Development is autho- immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it rized to enter into an agreement approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it shall take effect and be in force with Near West Side Multi-Service shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period Center for HIV/AIDS Educa- from and after the earliest period allowed by law. tion/Prevention Program for the allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. public purpose of providing educa- Passed August 15, 2001. Awaiting the approval or disap- tion, outreach, counseling, and case Awaiting the approval or disap- proval of the Mayor. management services to teens and proval of the Mayor.

Ord. No. 1523-01. By Councilman Cintron (by request). An emergency ordinance authorizing the Director of Public Service to issue a permit to Clark-Metro Develop- ment Corporation to hang 11-banners on Cleveland Public Power utility poles (by separate permission) which will encroach into the public right-of-way between W. 41st St. & Clark Ave. & on Fulton, Daisy, Barber & Wade Aves. Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure providing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, therefore Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That the Director of Public Service hereby is authorized to issue a permit, revocable at the will of Council, and assignable by the Permittee with the consent of the Director of Public Service to Clark-Metro Devel- opment Corporation, 2511 Clark Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44109, its successors and assigns, to install, maintain and remove eleven (11) banners to be hung on Cleveland Public Power utility poles (by separate permission) and which banners will encroach into the public right-of-way between West 41st Street and Clark Avenue and on Ful- ton Road, Daisy Avenue, Barber Avenue and Wade Avenue at the following numbers and locations:

LOCATION: POLE NUMBER:

1) W. 25th & Daisy (East Side) # MELP 38337

2) W. 25th & I-71 (just South) # MELP 38569

3) W. 41st at Clark (near SW corner) # AOM 3533

4) W. 41st at Clark (near NW corner) # 37947 MELP

5) Fulton at Clark (near SW corner) # 40444 CPP

6) 2704 Clark Ave. # AOM 911

7) 3211 Clark Ave. # AOM9-105

8) W. 25th & Clark Ave. (NW corner) # AOM9-116

9) W. 25th & Clark (SW corner) # A09-115

10) W. 25th & Barber (NW corner) # A582

11) W. 25th & Wade (SE corner) No Tag Number

Section 2. That said banners will be placed within the public right-of-way of portions of the streets as aforesaid, and said banners will be constructed in accordance with plans and specifications approved by the Commissioner of Engineering and Construction. Section 3. That nothing in this Ordinance grants or shall be considered a grant to Permittee any right, privilege or permission to use or to attach or affix any objects to poles described in Section 1 of this Ordinance. Section 4. That the permit herein authorized shall be prepared by the Director of Law and shall be issued only when, in the opinion of the Director of Law, the City of Cleveland has been properly indemnified against any and all loss which may result from said permit. Section 5. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. Awaiting the approval or disapproval of the Mayor. 2089 154 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1524-01. Ord. No. 1525-01. Whereas, pursuant to Section By Councilman Cintron. By Councilman Cintron. 675.08 of the Codified Ordinances of An emergency ordinance autho- An emergency ordinance consent- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified rizing and directing the Director of ing and approving the issuance of a Ordinances”) the consent of Coun- Public Service to issue a permit to permit for the St. Ignatius/Cats in cil, expressed by ordinance, is a MetroHealth to hang 25-banners the Flats on September 23, 2001, prerequisite to mobile peddling which will encroach into the right- sponsored by St. Ignatius High upon the public rights of way out- of-way of Scranton Rd., W. 25th St., School. side of the Central Business Dis- Sackett Ave., Southpoint & Metro- Whereas, this ordinance consti- trict; and Health Drives, on Cleveland Public tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, this Council has con- Power utility poles (by separate ing for the usual daily operation of sidered the requests of certain per- permission) for the period of Sep- a municipal department; now, there- sons to engage in peddling outside tember 1, 2001 to September 30, 2001, fore, of the Central Business District, inclusive, to publicize their special Be it ordained by the Council of and has determined that it is in the e v e n t . the City of Cleveland: Whereas, this ordinance consti- public interest to allow each of Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- said persons to peddle in Ward 14; tutes an emergency measure provid- tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- ing for the usual daily operation of a n d nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this Whereas, this ordinance consti- a municipal department; now, there- Council consents to and approves fore, tutes an emergency measure provid- the holding of the St. Ignatius/Cats Be it ordained by the Council of ing for the usual daily operation of in the Flats Run sponsored by the the City of Cleveland: a municipal department; now, there- St. Ignatius High School on Sep- Section 1. That notwithstanding fore tember 23, 2001, beginning at St. the provision of Section 623.13 of Be it ordained by the Council of Ignatius High School West 30th the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- the City of Cleveland: Street and Lorain, proceed east on land, Ohio 1976, the Director of Pub- Section 1. That this Council con- Lorain across West 25th Gehring lic Service is hereby authorized and sents, as required by Section 675.08 (RTA Rapid Station), right onto directed to issue a permit to Metro- of the Codified Ordinances, to allow Gehring to Abbey, left onto Abbey Health, 2500 MetroHealth Drive, each person named below to engage to Columbus, left on Columbus to Cleveland, Ohio 44109-1988, to in mobile peddling in the public install, maintain and remove twen- Carter Rd., right onto Carter Rd. to Scranton, right onto Scranton to rights of way of Ward 14: ty-six (26) banners to be hung on Section 2. That all of the require- Cleveland Public Power utility Kenilworth, left onto Kenilworth to Literary, bear left onto Literary to ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified poles, (by separate permission) Ordinances shall apply to the per- publicizing their special event, for Professor, right onto Professor to sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- the period of September 1, 2001 to Jefferson, right onto Jefferson to nance. September 30, 2001, inclusive, publi- Starkweather, right onto Stark- Section 3. That the privilege cizing their special event, and weather to Scranton, right onto which banners are to be hung at Scranton to Willey/Kenilworth, left granted herein may be revoked at the following pole locations and on onto Willey to Train Avenue, right any time by this Council. the following pole numbers: S c r a n- onto Train Ave., to Scranton, left Section 4. That this ordinance is ton Road – 10 poles between Sack- onto Scranton to Carter, left on hereby declared to be an emergency ett and Southpoint (W), No Num- Carter to Columbus, left onto measure and, provided it receives bers or Tags on Poles; 1st Pole N. Columbus to Abbey, right on Abbey the affirmative vote of two-thirds of of W. 25th (W) – No Number or Tag to Gehring, right on Gehring to all the members elected to Council, on Pole; West 25th – 8-poles Lorain, left on Lorain to West 29th, it shall take effect and be in force between Sackett and Southpoint right onto St. Ignatius track and immediately upon its passage and (E), No Numbers or Tags on Poles; finish line, provided that the appli- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 1-Pole S. of Southpoint (E), # A O M - cant sponsor shall meet all the shall take effect and be in force 41-125; 1-Pole at 3517 W. 25th (E), requirements of Section 411.05 of from and after the earliest period No Pole Numbers or Tags; M e t r o- the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- allowed by law. Health Drive – 3-Poles between W. land, Ohio, 1976. Streets may be Passed August 15, 2001. 25th and Scranton, No Numbers or closed as determined by the Chief Awaiting the approval or disap- Tags on Poles; Southpoint Drive – of Police and safety forces as may proval of the Mayor. 2-Poles between W. 25th and Scran- be necessary in order to protect the ton, No Number or Tags on Poles; participants in the event. Said per- and which poles location and ban- mit shall further provide that the ners shall be approved by the Direc- City of Cleveland shall be fully Ord. No. 1527-01. tor of Public Service in consultation indemnified from any and all lia- By Councilman Cintron. with the Director of Public Safety, bility resulting from the issuance An emergency ordinance authoriz- as to type, method of affixing and of the same, to the extent and in ing certain persons to engage in location so as not to interfere with form satisfactory to the Director of any sign erected and maintained peddling in Ward 14. (Clarinda L a w . under the requirements of law or Robinson) Section 2. That this ordinance is ordinance. The permission of the Whereas, pursuant to Section hereby declared to be an emergency owner of any pole from which ban- 675.08 of the Codified Ordinances of measure and provided it receives the ners will be hung must be obtained Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified affirmative vote of two thirds of all prior to issuance of the permit. No Ordinances”) the consent of Coun- the members elected to Council, it commercial advertising shall be cil, expressed by ordinance, is a shall take effect and be in force printed or permitted on said ban- prerequisite to mobile peddling immediately upon its passage and ners, and said banners shall be upon the public rights of way out- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it removed promptly upon the expira- side of the Central Business Dis- shall take effect and be in force tion of said permit. trict; and from and after the earliest period Section 2. That this ordinance is Whereas, this Council has con- hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. sidered the requests of certain per- measure and provided it receives the sons to engage in peddling outside affirmative vote of two thirds of all Awaiting the approval or disap- of the Central Business District, the members elected to Council, it proval of the Mayor. and has determined that it is in the shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and public interest to allow each of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it said persons to peddle in Ward 14; shall take effect and be in force Ord. No. 1526-01. a n d from and after the earliest period By Councilman Cintron. Whereas, this ordinance consti- allowed by law. An emergency ordinance a u t h o- tutes an emergency measure provid- Passed August 15, 2001. rizing certain persons to engage ing for the usual daily operation of Awaiting the approval or disap- in peddling in Ward 14. (Cory a municipal department; now, there- proval of the Mayor. B o d a ) fore 2090 August 22, 2001 The City Record 155

Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and Section 1. That, for purposes of the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise it compliance with the residency Section 1. That this Council con- shall take effect and be in force requirement set forth in Section 74 sents, as required by Section 675.08 from and after the earliest period of the Charter for John T. Novak, of the Codified Ordinances, to allow allowed by law. this Council of the City of Cleve- each person named below to engage Passed August 15, 2001. land hereby extends the period for in mobile peddling in the public Awaiting the approval or disap- compliance until six months fol- rights of way of Ward 14: Clarinda proval of the Mayor. lowing Mr. Novak’s assignment Robinson. with the U.S. Army Reserve or no Section 2. That all of the require- later than March 1, 2002, whichever ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified is sooner, at which time Mr. Novak Ordinances shall apply to the per- Ord. No. 1529-01. must comply with Section 74 of the sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- By Councilman Coats. C h a r t e r . nance. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Section 2. That Section 1 of Ordi- Section 3. That the privilege ing the Director of Community nance 323-01, passed February granted herein may be revoked at Development to enter into an agree- 26,2001, is hereby repealed. any time by this Council. ment with EBC Fery Development Section 3. That this ordinance is Section 4. That this ordinance is Corporation for After School Com- hereby declared to be an emergency hereby declared to be an emergency munity Outreach Program through measure and, provided it receives measure and, provided it receives the use of Ward 10 Neighborhood the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Equity Funds. all the members elected to Council, all the members elected to Council, Whereas, this ordinance consti- it shall take effect and be in force it shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- immediately upon its passage and immediately upon its passage and ing for the usual daily operation of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it approval by the Mayor; otherwise it a municipal department; now, there- shall take effect and be in force shall take effect and be in force fore, from and after the earliest period from and after the earliest period Be it ordained by the Council of allowed by law. allowed by law. the City of Cleveland: Passed August 15, 2001. Passed August 15, 2001. Section 1. That the Director of Awaiting the approval or disap- Awaiting the approval or disap- Community Development is autho- proval of the Mayor. proval of the Mayor. rized to enter into an agreement with EBC Fery Development Cor- poration for After School Commu- nity Outreach Program for the pub- Ord. No. 1528-01. lic purpose tutoring Cleveland pub- Ord. No. 1531-01. By Councilmen Cintron and Brady. lic school students for proficiency By Councilman Dolan. An emergency ordinance t o testing, and special fitness train- An emergency ordinance directing amend Section 367.13 of the Codi- ing programs, through the use of the Director of Port Control to fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, Ward 10 Neighborhood Equity extend the date for applying for par- 1976, as enacted by Ordinance No. F u n d s . ticipation in the sound insulation 665-67, passed, May 8, 1967, relating Section 2. That the cost of said program. to disbursal of funds from escrow contract shall be in an amount not Whereas, this ordinance consti- a g e n t s . to exceed $52,620 and shall be paid tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, this ordinance consti- from Fund No. 10 SF 166. ing for the usual daily operation of tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 3. That the Director of a municipal department; now, there- ing for the usual daily operation of Law shall prepare and approve said fore, a municipal department; now, there- contract and that the contract shall Be it ordained by the Council of fore contain such terms and provisions the City of Cleveland: Be it ordained by the Council of as he deems necessary to protect the Section 1. That notwithstanding the City of Cleveland: City’s interest. any provision of the Codified Ordi- Section 1. That Section 367.13 of Section 4. That this ordinance is nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976 the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- hereby declared to be an emergency notwithstanding, pursuant to Ordi- land, Ohio, 1976, as enacted by Ordi- measure and provided it receives the nance No. 2318-2000, passed Decem- nance No. 665-67, passed May 8, 1967, affirmative vote of two thirds of all ber 18, 2000, the Director of Port is hereby amended to read as fol- the members elected to Council, it Control was directed to prepare lows: shall take effect and be in force and publish a protocol for the immediately upon its passage and sound insulation program, with, Section 367.13 Disbursal of Funds approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it among other items, (a) the appli- from Escrow Agent shall take effect and be in force cation deadline for the sound insu- No person, firm or corporation from and after the earliest period lation program to be no sooner acting in the capacity of an escrow allowed by law. than June 25, 2001; and (b) the pro- agent in any real estate transac- Passed August 15, 2001. tocol was to published at least tion involving the sale of a Awaiting the approval or disap- quarterly and furnished to the dwelling building or structure sit- proval of the Mayor. branches of the Cleveland Public uated in the City, shall disburse Library located in or around the any funds unless the provisions of noise impacted areas. The Director Section 367.12 have been met and of Port Control is hereby directed the person, agent, firm or corpora- Ord. No. 1530-01. to extend the application deadline tion selling an interest in a By Councilman Dolan. to a period no sooner than one (1) dwelling building or structure has An emergency ordinance amend- year from the date of passage of provided the escrow agent and ing Section 1 of Ordinance No. 323- this legislation. buyer with a copy of any viola- 01, passed February 26, 2001, ex- Section 2. That this ordinance is tions issued pursuant to Housing tending the residency compliance hereby declared to be an emergency C o d e . period for John T. Novak. measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That existing Section Whereas, this ordinance consti- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 367.13 of the Codified Ordinances of tutes an emergency measure provid- all the members elected to Council, Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as enacted by ing for the usual daily operation of it shall take effect and be in force Ordinance No. 665-67, passed May 8, a municipal department; now, there- immediately upon its passage and 1967, is hereby repealed. fore, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 3. That this ordinance is Be it ordained by the Council of shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency the City of Cleveland: from and after the earliest period measure and, provided it receives Section 1. That Section 1 of Ordi- allowed by law. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of nance 323-01, passed February Passed August 15, 2001. all the members elected to Council, 26,2001, is hereby amended to read Awaiting the approval or disap- it shall take effect and be in force as follows: proval of the Mayor. 2091 156 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1532-01. By Councilman Gordon (by request). An emergency ordinance authorizing the Director of Public Service to issue a permit to Archwood Denison Con- cerned Citizens to hang 26 banners which will encroach into the right-of-way on Pearl Rd., Denison Ave. & Ful- ton Rd. using C.P.P. utility poles (by separate permission), identifying and locating the Archwood Denison Neigh- borhood area. Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure providing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, therefore Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That the Director of Public Service is hereby authorized to issue a permit to Archwood Denison Con- cerned Citizens, 3881 Pearl Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44109, its successors and assigns to construct, use and maintain twenty-six (26) Neighborhood identification/location banners to be hung on Cleveland Public Power utility poles, (by separate permission), at the following pole numbers and locations:

LOCATION: POLE NUMBER:

Pearl Road S.W. Corner Riverside # 38446 1st pole N. of Mapledale (W) # 38448 Opp. NE Corner Willowdale (W) # 38465 In front of Shopping Plaza (W) # No Tag SW Corner of Archwood (W) # 38566 NW Corner of Garden (W) # 38583 1st N. of Selzer (W) # No Tag Opp. YMCA (W) # No Tag

Pearl Road 1st pole N. of Cemetery (E) # No Tag 1st pole N. of Willowdale (E) # No Tag 1st pole S. of Willowdale (E) # 38484 SE Corner Dobson (E) # No Tag 1st pole S. of Garden (E) # No Tag NW Corner Garden (E) # 38583 At YMCA (E) # VON2-82

Denison Avenue Opp. SE Corner W. 31st (N) # 36085 2nd pole W. of Pearl (N) # 36082 NW Corner Pearl (N) # 36080 2nd pole E. of Pearl (N) # 38586 SW Corner of W. 24th (S) # 38521 NW Corner W. 15th (N) # No Tag 1st pole E. of W. 15th (N) # No Tag

Fulton Road 1st pole S. of Freeway (W) # No Tag 1st pole N. of Archwood (E) # 33336 NE Corner Denison (E) # No Tag 1st pole S. of Denison (E) # No Tag

Section 2. That said banners will be hung within the public right-of-way of portions of the streets as aforesaid, and said banners will be constructed in accordance with plans and specifications approved by the Commissioner of Engineering and Construction. Section 3. That nothing in this ordinance grants or shall be considered a grant to Permittee any right, privilege or permission to use or attach or affix any object to poles described in Section 1 of this ordi- n a n c e . Section 4. That the permit herein authorized shall be prepared by the Director of Law and shall be issued only when, in the opinion of the Director of Law, the City of Cleveland has been properly indemnified against any and all loss which may result from said permit. Section 5. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force imme- diately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. Awaiting the approval or disapproval of the Mayor. 2092 August 22, 2001 The City Record 157

Ord. No. 1533-01. Health is authorized and directed to for City of Cleveland employees for By Councilman Gordon. enter into a First Amendment to a twenty month term commencing An emergency ordinance au t h o r i z - Contract No. 50407 with MetroHealth September 1, 2001, and for volun- ing and directing the Director of Pub- Medical Center extending the term tary additional group term life lic Health to enter into a First thereof until November 30, 2001, with insurance coverage at no addition- Amendment to City Contract No. 50407 all other terms and conditions to al cost to the City, through Mutual with MetroHealth Medical Center. remain in effect. Health Services Company, Section Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance Section 2. That the Director of 125 Premium Pass Through ser- No. 93-95, passed March 27, 1995, the Public Health shall work to ensure v i c e s . City of Cleveland, through its Direc- that the residents of the City of Section 4. That notwithstanding tor of Public Health, entered into a Cleveland have uninterrupted access any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- Lease By Way of Concession with to primary health care at the health land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the MetroHealth Medical Center, Con- centers and that the residents of Director of Personnel and Human tract No. 50407, for the purposes of Cleveland continue to receive quali- Resources is hereby authorized to operating outpatient health centers ty medical care at the McCafferty, enter into a contract with HMO known as the Thomas McCafferty Miles-Broadway and J. Glen Smith Health Ohio for health maintenance Health Center, located at 4242 health facilities. organization-style group health Lorain Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, Section 3. That this ordinance is insurance coverage for City of 44113; the Miles-Broadway Health hereby declared to be an emergency Cleveland employees for a twenty Center, located at 9127 Miles measure and, provided it receives month term commencing September Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, 44105; and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 1, 2001, on the basis of its proposal the J. Glen Smith Health Center, all the members elected to Council, dated April 20, 2001, as amended. located at 11100 St. Clair Avenue, it shall take effect and be in force Section 5. That notwithstanding Cleveland, Ohio, 44108; and immediately upon its passage and any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- Whereas, the City and Metro- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the Health began its partnership in shall take effect and be in force Director of Personnel and Human operating the health centers in 1992 from and after the earliest period Resources is hereby authorized to and Contract No. 50407 expanded the allowed by law. enter into a contract with Kaiser role and duties of MetroHealth with Passed August 15, 2001. Permanente for health maintenance respect to the health centers; and Awaiting the approval or disap- organization-style group health Whereas, as cited in Contract No. proval of the Mayor. insurance coverage for City of 50407, in entering into the partner- Cleveland employees for a twenty ship to operate the health centers, month term commencing September the City and MetroHealth deter- 1, 2001, on the basis of its proposal mined that the affiliation would: (i) Ord. No. 1534-01. dated April 20, 2001, as amended. better provide for the health and By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- Section 6. That notwithstanding welfare of the people of the State of mon (by departmental request). any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- Ohio, the County of Cuyahoga, and An emergency ordinance authoriz- land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the the City of Cleveland, by enhancing ing the Director of Personnel and Director of Personnel and Human the availability, efficiency, and Human Resources to enter into con- Resources is hereby authorized to economy of Hospital Facilities, as tracts with Medical Mutual of Ohio, enter into a contract with Aetna U.S. defined in Section 140.01 of the Ohio Metropolitan Life Insurance Compa- Healthcare, Inc. for health ma i n t e - Revised Code, and the services ren- ny, HMO Health Ohio, Kaiser Per- nance organization-style group health dered thereby; (ii) provide for coop- manente, Aetna US Healthcare, Inc. insurance coverage for City of eration between the City and to provide medical and life insur- Cleveland employees for a four MetroHealth in the utilization of the ance coverage for City employees; month term commencing September shared facilities and services to and to enter into contract with Med- 1, 2001, on the basis of its proposal obtain economies in operation and ical Mutual of Ohio to provide group dated April 20, 2001, as amended. more effective health services; and dental insurance for City employees; Section 7. That notwithstanding (iii) provide efficient operation of and authorizing said Director to any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- facilities for health services of the enter into contract with a carrier to land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the general public without discrimina- provide group vision insurance, Director of Personnel and Human tion by reason of race, creed, color effective April 1, 2002, for eligible Resources is hereby authorized to or national origin; and (iv) preserve City employees. contract with Medical Mutual of and enhance the similar missions Whereas, this ordinance consti- Ohio to provide group dental insur- and objectives of the City and tutes an emergency measure provid- ance coverage for eligible City of MetroHealth; and ing for the usual daily operation of Cleveland employees and officers Whereas, the original term of Con- a municipal department; now, there- for a twenty month term commenc- tract No. 50407 with MetroHealth fore ing September 1, 2001. expired in June, 2000; however, since Be it ordained by the Council of Section 8. That the Director of that date, MetroHealth has contin- the City of Cleveland: Personnel and Human Resources is ued to operate the health centers Section 1. That notwithstanding hereby authorized to contract with and to provide for the medical needs any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- a carrier to provide group vision of the citizens of Cleveland on a land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the insurance for eligible City employ- month-to-month basis pending reso- Director of Personnel and Human ees. The compensation to be paid lution of negotiations concerning a Resources is hereby authorized to for such services shall be set by the new lease; and enter into a contract with Medical Board of Control. Whereas, by letter dated June 29, Mutual of Ohio for SuperMed Plus Section 9. That this ordinance is 2001, MetroHealth received a notice group preferred provider medical hereby declared to be an emergency from the Director of Public Health insurance coverage for City of measure and, provided it receives to vacate the health centers imme- Cleveland employees for a twenty the affirmative vote of two-thirds of diately; and month term commencing September all the members elected to Council, Whereas, this Council is greatly 1, 2001, on the basis of its proposal it shall take effect and be in force concerned about assuring that high dated April 20, 2001, as amended. immediately upon its passage and quality health care services are Section 2. That notwithstanding approval by the Mayor; otherwise it accessible to all citizens of the City any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- shall take effect and be in force of Cleveland regardless of their land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the from and after the earliest period social or economic circumstances; and Director of Personnel and Human allowed by law. Whereas, this Council desires to Resources is hereby authorized to Passed August 15, 2001. ensure that there is no gap in the enter into a contract with Medical Awaiting the approval or disap- provision of health care services for Mutual of Ohio for SuperMed Select proval of the Mayor. the residents of our city at the point of service-style health insur- McCafferty, Miles-Broadway, and J. ance coverage for City of Cleveland Glen Smith health centers; and employees for a twenty month term Whereas, this ordinance consti- commencing September 1, 2001, on Ord. No. 1535-01. tutes an emergency measure for the the basis of its proposal dated April By Councilman Jackson. immediate preservation of public 20, 2001, as amended. An emergency ordinance authoriz- peace, property, health, and safety; Section 3. That notwithstanding ing the sale of real property as part now, therefore, any Codified Ordinance of Cleve- of the Land Reutilization Program Be it ordained by the Council of land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the and located on East 59th and 57th the City of Cleveland: Director of Personnel and Human Streets to Burten, Bell, Carr Devel- Section 1. That notwithstanding Resources is hereby authorized to opment Inc., or designee. any provisions of the Codified Ordi- enter into a contract with Metro- Whereas, the City of Cleveland nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976 to politan Life Insurance Company for has elected to adopt and implement the contrary, the Director of Public group term life insurance coverage the procedures under Chapter 5722 2093 158 The City Record August 22, 2001 of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- Also subject to all zoning ordi- Section 3. That the privilege tate reutilization of nonproductive nances, if any. granted herein may be revoked at lands situated within the City of Section 3. That all documents nec- any time by this Council. Cleveland; and essary to complete the conveyance Section 4. That this ordinance is Whereas, real property acquired authorized by this ordinance shall hereby declared to be an emergency under the City’s Land Reutilization be executed within six (6) months measure and, provided it receives Program is acquired, held, adminis- of the effective date of this ordi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tered and disposed by the City of nance. If all of the documents are all the members elected to Council, Cleveland through its Department of not executed within six (6) months it shall take effect and be in force Community Development under the of the effective date of this ordi- immediately upon its passage and terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio nance, or such additional time as approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Revised Code and Section 183.021 of may be granted by the Director of shall take effect and be in force Codified Ordinances of the City of Community Development, this ordi- from and after the earliest period Cleveland, 1976; and nance shall be repealed and shall be allowed by law. Whereas, this ordinance consti- of no further force or effect. Passed August 15, 2001. tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 4. That the consideration Awaiting the approval or disap- ing for the usual daily operation of for the subject parcel shall be estab- proval of the Mayor. a municipal department; now, there- lished by the Board of Control and fore shall be not less than Fair Market Be it ordained by the Council of Value taking into account such the City of Cleveland: terms and conditions, restrictions Ord. No. 1537-01. Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- and covenants as are deemed nec- By Councilman Jackson. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- essary or appropriate. An emergency ordinance authoriz- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Section 5. That the conveyance ing certain persons to engage in Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- authorized hereby shall be made by peddling at East 22nd Street and plies is hereby authorized to sell official deed prepared by the Direc- Cedar Avenue in Ward 5. (Maria K. Permanent Parcel No(s). 118-28-030, tor of Law and executed by the Dimarhos) 118-28-050 and 118-28-051, as more Mayor on behalf of the City of Whereas, pursuant to Section fully described below, to Burten, Cleveland. The deed shall contain 675.07 of the Codified Ordinances of Bell, Carr Development Inc., or such provisions as may be necessary Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified designee. to protect and benefit the public Ordinances”) the consent of Council, Section 2. That the real property interest including such restrictive expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- to be sold pursuant to this ordinance covenants and reversionary inter- uisite to mobile peddling upon the is more fully described as follows: ests as may be specified by the public rights of way outside of the Board of Control, the Director of Central Business District; and P. P. No. 118-28-030 Community Development or the Whereas, this Council has consid- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Director of Law. ered the requests of certain persons County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 6. That this ordinance is to engage in peddling outside of the Ohio, and known as being the hereby declared to be an emergency Central Business District, and has Southerly 30 feet 6 inches from measure and, provided it receives determined that it is in the public front to rear of Sublot No. 234 in the affirmative vote of two-thirds of interest to allow each of said per- W.S. Chamberlain’s Allotment of all the members elected to Council, sons to peddle in Ward 5; and part of Original One Hundred Acre it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance consti- Lot No. 334 as shown by the record- immediately upon its passage and tutes an emergency measure provid- ed plat in Volume 6 of Maps, Page approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ing for the usual daily operation of 14 of Cuyahoga County Records. shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- Said part of Sublot No. 234 has a from and after the earliest period fore frontage of 30 feet 6 inches on the allowed by law. Be it ordained by the Council of Westerly side of East 59th Street Passed August 15, 2001. the City of Cleveland: (formerly First Avenue), and Awaiting the approval or disap- Section 1. That this Council con- extends back between parallel lines proval of the Mayor. sents, as required by Section 675.07 150 feet, as appears by said plat, be of the Codified Ordinances, to allow the same more or less, but subject each person named below to engage to all legal highways. in mobile peddling in the public Also subject to all zoning ordi- Ord. No. 1536-01. rights of way of Ward 5: Maria K. nances, if any. By Councilman Jackson. Dimarhos at East 22nd Street and An emergency ordinance authoriz- Cedar Avenue. P. P. No. 118-28-050 ing certain persons to engage in Section 2. That all of the require- Situated in the City of Cleveland, peddling at East 40th Street and ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified County of Cuyahoga and State of Central Avenue in Ward 5. (Maria Ordinances shall apply to the persons Ohio, and known as being the K. Dimarhos) named in Section 1 of this ordinance. Southerly part of Sublot No. 14 in Whereas, pursuant to Section Section 3. That the privilege the W.S. Chamberlain’s Subdivision 675.07 of the Codified Ordinances of granted herein may be revoked at of part of Original One Hundred Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified any time by this Council. Acre Township Lot No. 334 as shown Ordinances”) the consent of Council, Section 4. That this ordinance is by the recorded plat in Volume 6 of expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- hereby declared to be an emergency Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga County uisite to mobile peddling upon the measure and, provided it receives Records. Said Southerly part of public rights of way outside of the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Sublot No. 14 has a frontage of 25 Central Business District; and all the members elected to Council, feet on the Easterly side of East Whereas, this Council has consid- it shall take effect and be in force 57th Street (60 feet wide), extends ered the requests of certain persons immediately upon its passage and back between parallel lines 150 feet to engage in peddling outside of the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it along the Southerly line of said Central Business District, and has shall take effect and be in force Sublot No. 14 and contains 0.0861 determined that it is in the public from and after the earliest period acres of land, as appears by said interest to allow each of said per- allowed by law. plat, be the same more or less, but sons to peddle in Ward 5; and Passed August 15, 2001. subject to all legal highways. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Awaiting the approval or disap- tutes an emergency measure provid- proval of the Mayor. P. P. No. 118-28-051 ing for the usual daily operation of Situated in the City of Cleveland, a municipal department; now, there- County of Cuyahoga and State of fore Ohio, and known as being the Be it ordained by the Council of Ord. No. 1538-01. Northerly 25 feet front and rear of the City of Cleveland: By Councilman Jackson. Sublot No. 15 in W.B. Chamberlain’s Section 1. That this Council con- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Allotment of part of Original One sents, as required by Section 675.07 ing certain persons to engage in Hundred Acre Lot No. 334, as shown of the Codified Ordinances, to allow peddling in Ward 5. (Clyde John- by the recorded plat in Volume 6 of each person named below to engage son) Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga County in mobile peddling in the public Whereas, pursuant to Section Records, and being 25 feet front on rights of way of Ward 5: Maria K. 675.08 of the Codified Ordinances of the Easterly side of East 57th Street Dimarhos at East 40th Street and Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified (formerly New Street), and extend- Central Avenue. Ordinances”) the consent of Council, ing back of equal width 150 feet, as Section 2. That all of the require- expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- appears by said plat, be the same ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified uisite to mobile peddling upon the more or less, but subject to all legal Ordinances shall apply to the persons public rights of way outside of the highways. named in Section 1 of this ordinance. Central Business District; and 2094 August 22, 2001 The City Record 159

Whereas, this Council has consid- all the members elected to Council, ing for the usual daily operation of ered the requests of certain persons it shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- to engage in peddling outside of the immediately upon its passage and fore Central Business District, and has approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Be it ordained by the Council of determined that it is in the public shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: interest to allow each of said per- from and after the earliest period Section 1. That this Council con- sons to peddle in Ward 5; and allowed by law. sents, as required by Section 675.08 Whereas, this ordinance consti- Passed August 15, 2001. of the Codified Ordinances, to allow tutes an emergency measure provid- Awaiting the approval or disap- each person named below to engage ing for the usual daily operation of proval of the Mayor. in mobile peddling in the public a municipal department; now, there- rights of way of Ward 5: Clarinda fore Robinson. Be it ordained by the Council of Section 2. That all of the require- the City of Cleveland: Ord. No. 1540-01. ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified Section 1. That this Council con- By Councilman Jackson. Ordinances shall apply to the per- sents, as required by Section 675.08 An emergency ordinance authoriz- sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- of the Codified Ordinances, to allow ing certain persons to engage in nance. each person named below to engage peddling in Ward 5. (James Majors) Section 3. That the privilege in mobile peddling in the public Whereas, pursuant to Section granted herein may be revoked at rights of way of Ward 5: Clyde 675.08 of the Codified Ordinances of any time by this Council. Johnson. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified Section 4. That this ordinance is Section 2. That all of the require- Ordinances”) the consent of Council, hereby declared to be an emergency ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- measure and, provided it receives Ordinances shall apply to the per- uisite to mobile peddling upon the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- public rights of way outside of the all the members elected to Council, nance. Central Business District; and it shall take effect and be in force Section 3. That the privilege Whereas, this Council has consid- immediately upon its passage and granted herein may be revoked at ered the requests of certain persons approval by the Mayor; otherwise it any time by this Council. to engage in peddling outside of the shall take effect and be in force Section 4. That this ordinance is Central Business District, and has from and after the earliest period hereby declared to be an emergency determined that it is in the public allowed by law. measure and, provided it receives interest to allow each of said per- Passed August 15, 2001. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of sons to peddle in Ward 5; and Awaiting the approval or disap- all the members elected to Council, Whereas, this ordinance consti- proval of the Mayor. it shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- immediately upon its passage and ing for the usual daily operation of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it a municipal department; now, there- shall take effect and be in force fore Ord. No. 1542-01. from and after the earliest period Be it ordained by the Council of By Councilmen Coats, Jackson, allowed by law. the City of Cleveland: Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- Passed August 15, 2001. Section 1. That this Council con- mental request). Awaiting the approval or disap- sents, as required by Section 675.08 An emergency ordinance authoriz- proval of the Mayor. of the Codified Ordinances, to allow ing the Director of Community each person named below to engage Development to accept a grant from in mobile peddling in the public the State of Ohio for the 2001 Water rights of way of Ward 5: James Tower Project; and to enter into con- Ord. No. 1539-01. Majors. tract with FAMICOS Foundation for By Councilman Jackson. Section 2. That all of the require- painting and power washing eligi- An emergency ordinance authoriz- ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified ble homes in the vicinity of Water ing certain persons to engage in Ordinances shall apply to the per- Tower Industrial Park. peddling at East 40th Street and sons named in Section 1 of this Whereas, this ordinance consti- Woodland Avenue in Ward 5. (Em- ordinance. tutes an emergency measure provid- manuel Konstantinou) Section 3. That the privilege ing for the usual daily operation of Whereas, pursuant to Section granted herein may be revoked at a municipal department; now, there- 675.07 of the Codified Ordinances of any time by this Council. fore Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified Section 4. That this ordinance is Be it ordained by the Council of Ordinances”) the consent of Council, hereby declared to be an emergency the City of Cleveland: expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- measure and, provided it receives Section 1. That the Director of uisite to mobile peddling upon the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Community Development is hereby public rights of way outside of the all the members elected to Council, authorized to accept a grant in the Central Business District; and it shall take effect and be in force amount of $300,000, from the State of Whereas, this Council has consid- immediately upon its passage and Ohio, to conduct the 2001 Water ered the requests of certain persons approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Tower Project, for the purposes set to engage in peddling outside of the shall take effect and be in force forth in the award letter and accord- Central Business District, and has from and after the earliest period ing thereto; that the Director of determined that it is in the public allowed by law. Community Development is hereby interest to allow each of said per- Passed August 15, 2001. authorized to file all papers and sons to peddle in Ward 5; and Awaiting the approval or disap- execute all documents necessary to Whereas, this ordinance consti- proval of the Mayor. receive the funds under said grant; tutes an emergency measure provid- and that said funds be and they ing for the usual daily operation of hereby are appropriated for the pur- a municipal department; now, there- poses set forth in the award letter fore, Ord. No. 1541-01. for said grant. Be it ordained by the Council of By Councilman Jackson. Section 2. That the award letter the City of Cleveland: An emergency ordinance authoriz- for said grant, File No. 1542-01-A, Section 1. That this Council con- ing certain persons to engage in made a part hereof as if fully sents, as required by Section 675.07 peddling in Ward 5. (Clarinda rewritten herein, is hereby approved of the Codified Ordinances, to allow Robinson) in all respects. each person named below to engage Whereas, pursuant to Section Section 3. That the Director of in mobile peddling in the public 675.08 of the Codified Ordinances of Community Development is hereby rights of way of Ward 5: Emmanuel Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified authorized to enter into contract Konstaninou at East 40th Street and Ordinances”) the consent of Council, with FAMICOS Foundation for Woodland Avenue. expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- implementation of the program as Section 2. That all of the require- uisite to mobile peddling upon the described in the award letter con- ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified public rights of way outside of the tained in the file, payable from the Ordinances shall apply to the per- Central Business District; and fund or funds to which are credited sons named in Section 1 of this ordi- Whereas, this Council has consid- the grant proceeds accepted pur- nance. ered the requests of certain persons suant to this ordinance. (RL 45713) Section 3. That the privilege to engage in peddling outside of the Section 4. That this ordinance is granted herein may be revoked at Central Business District, and has hereby declared to be an emergency any time by this Council. determined that it is in the public measure and, provided it receives Section 4. That this ordinance is interest to allow each of said per- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hereby declared to be an emergency sons to peddle in Ward 5; and all the members elected to Council, measure and, provided it receives Whereas, this ordinance consti- it shall take effect and be in force the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tutes an emergency measure provid- immediately upon its passage and 2095 160 The City Record August 22, 2001 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 3. That the terms of said Section 6. That the Director of shall take effect and be in force tax abatement shall be in accor- Economic Development is hereby from and after the earliest period dance with the schedule of invest- authorized to charge and accept fees allowed by law. ments set forth in File No. 1543-01- in an amount not to exceed the max- Passed August 15, 2001. A. The terms of said file notwith- imum allowable fees under federal Awaiting the approval or disap- standing, the terms of the tax abate- regulations and such fees are here- proval of the Mayor. ment shall not be amended, nor by appropriated to cover costs shall the tax abatement be assigna- incurred in the preparation of the ble or transferrable to any entity, loan application, closing and servic- without the prior legislative autho- ing of the loan. Such fees shall be Ord. No. 1543-01. rization by Cleveland City Council. deposited to and expended from By Councilmen Jackson and Pat- Section 4. That the Director of Fund No. 17 SF 305, Loan Fees Fund. mon (by departmental request). Economic Development is hereby Section 7. That the Director of Law An emergency ordinance authoriz- authorized to charge and accept fees is hereby authorized to prepare said ing the Director of Economic Devel- in an amount not to exceed the max- contract and such other documents opment to enter into an Enterprise imum allowable under Chapter 5709 as may be appropriate to complete Zone Agreement with LTV Corpora- of the Revised Code and such funds the transaction. Said contract shall tion and/or LTV Steel Company, Inc. are hereby appropriated for the pur- provide that LTV Corporation and/or to provide for a ten year abatement poses set forth in Chapter 5709 of LTV Steel Company, Inc. shall adopt for certain tangible personal prop- the Revised Code. Such fees shall be and use good faith efforts to hire erty and real estate taxes as an deposited to and expended from City residents on contracts for capi- incentive to expand and improve Fund No. 17 SF 305, Loan Fees Fund. tal improvement projects. their facility at 3100 E. 45th Street, Section 5. That the Director of Section 8. That this ordinance is and for the acquisition of machinery Law shall prepare and approve said hereby declared to be an emergency and equipment located in the Cleve- agreement and that said agreement measure and, provided it receives land Area Enterprise Zone. shall contain such terms and provi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance sions as he deems necessary to pro- all the members elected to Council, No. 948-95, passed June 19, 1995, this tect the City’s interest. it shall take effect and be in force Council designated an area which is Section 6. That this ordinance is immediately upon its passage and in the City of Cleveland and hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise it described in File No. 948-95-A, as the measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period Cleveland Area Enterprise Zone the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. (the “Zone”) pursuant to Chapter all the members elected to Council, 5709 of the Ohio Revised Code; and it shall take effect and be in force Passed August 15, 2001. Whereas, in August, 1995, the immediately upon its passage and Awaiting the approval or disap- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Director of Development of the State proval of the Mayor. shall take effect and be in force of Ohio determined that the Zone contains the characteristics set forth from and after the earliest period in Section 5709.61(A) of the Revised allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. Code and certified said area as an Ord. No. 1545-01. “Urban Jobs and Enterprise Zone” Awaiting the approval or disap- By Councilman Jones. pursuant to Chapter 5709 of the proval of the Mayor. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Revised Code; and ing certain persons to engage in Whereas, LTV Corporation and/or peddling in Ward 1. (Carl C. Wil- LTV Steel Company, Inc. (the liams) “Enterprise”) has proposed to LTV Ord. No. 1544-01. Whereas, pursuant to Section Corporation and/or LTV Steel Com- By Councilmen Jackson and Pat- 675.08 of the Codified Ordinances of pany, Inc.; and mon (by departmental request). Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, (the “Codified Whereas, the Enterprise has cer- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Ordinances”) the consent of Council, tified to the City that, but for abate- ing the Director of Economic Devel- expressed by ordinance, is a prereq- ment of personal property and real opment to enter into a contract with uisite to mobile peddling upon the estate taxes the Enterprise would be LTV Corporation and/or LTV Steel public rights of way outside of the at a competitive disadvantage by Company, Inc. to provide financial Central Business District; and operating at this location; and assistance for the purpose of retain- Whereas, this Council has consid- Whereas, this ordinance consti- ing LTV Steel and its employees in ered the requests of certain persons tutes an emergency measure in that Cleveland. to engage in peddling outside of the the same provides for the immediate Whereas, this ordinance constitutes Central Business District, and has preservation of the public peace, an emergency measure providing for determined that it is in the public safety, property, and welfare and for the usual daily operation of a munic- interest to allow each of said per- the further reason that its enactment ipal department; now, therefore, sons to peddle in Ward 1; and Whereas, this ordinance consti- is a necessary prerequisite to pro- Be it ordained by the Council of viding immediate assistance to cre- the City of Cleveland: tutes an emergency measure provid- ate and preserve job opportunities Section 1. That the Director of ing for the usual daily operation of and advance and promote commer- Economic Development is hereby a municipal department; now, there- fore cial and economic development in the authorized to enter into a contract Be it ordained by the Council of City of Cleveland, such assistance with LTV Corporation and/or LTV the City of Cleveland: being immediately necessary or such Steel Company, Inc to provide finan- Section 1. That this Council con- jobs will be lost; now, therefore, cial assistance for the purpose of sents, as required by Section 675.08 Be it ordained by the Council of retaining LTV Steel and its employ- ees in Cleveland. of the Codified Ordinances, to allow the City of Cleveland: each person named below to engage Section 1. That this Council here- Section 2. That the term of said loan shall be in accordance with the in mobile peddling in the public by approves the application of the terms as set forth in the Summary rights of way of Ward 1: Carl C. Enterprise for enterprise zone incen- contained in File No. 1544-01-A. Williams. tives on the basis that the Enter- Section 3. That the costs of said Section 2. That all of the require- prise is qualified by financial contract shall not exceed Four Mil- ments of Chapter 675 of the Codified responsibility and business experi- lion Five Hundred Thousand Dollars Ordinances shall apply to the persons ence to create and preserve employ- ($4,500,000), and shall be paid from named in Section 1 of this ordinance. ment opportunities in the Cleveland Fund No. 17 SF 008, Request No. Section 3. That the privilege Area Enterprise Zone and to 22706, which funds are appropriated granted herein may be revoked at improve the economic climate of the for this purpose. any time by this Council. City of Cleveland. Section 4. That the Director of Section 4. That this ordinance is Section 2. That the Director of Economic Development is hereby hereby declared to be an emergency Economic Development is autho- authorized to accept the collateral as measure and, provided it receives rized to enter into an Enterprise set forth in the Executive Summary the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Zone Agreement with the Enterprise contained in the file referenced all the members elected to Council, to provide for abatement of certain above in order to secure repayment it shall take effect and be in force tangible personal property and real of said loan. Any security instru- immediately upon its passage and estate taxes for a ten year period ment shall be prepared and approved approval by the Mayor; otherwise it beginning in the year such taxes by the Director of Law. shall take effect and be in force first become due as an incentive to Section 5. That the Director of Eco- from and after the earliest period LTV Corporation and/or LTV Steel nomic Development is hereby autho- allowed by law. Company, Inc; said abatement shall rized to accept monies in repayment Passed August 15, 2001. be subject to annual review of the of the loan and to deposit said Awaiting the approval or disap- Tax Incentive Review Council. monies in Fund No. 17 SF 006. proval of the Mayor. 2096 August 22, 2001 The City Record 161

Ord. No. 1546-01. Be it ordained by the Council of P. P. No. 104-20-089 By Councilman Lewis. the City of Cleveland: Situated in the City of Cleveland, An emergency ordinance authoriz- Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- County of Cuyahoga and State of ing and directing the Director of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Ohio, and known as being a part of Public Service to issue a permit to nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Original Lot No. 340 and being a the Ministerial Day Care to stretch Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- tract of land 40 feet front on Utica a banner at East 82nd Street and plies is hereby authorized to sell Avenue and 10 feet deep, the shape Hough Avenue (northwest corner of Permanent Parcel No. 104-19-034 as of a rectangle said property being East 82nd Street and Hough Avenue more fully described below, to Fam- the East part of a tract of land 600 and southwest corner of East 82nd icos Foundation Inc., or designee. feet East of East 55th Street, joined Street and Hough Avenue), for the Section 2. That the real property on the North by Lot No. 17 and is period from August 15, 2001 to Sep- to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of the same tract of land described in tember 15, 2001, inclusive, publiciz- this Ordinance is more fully Tax Sale Certificate No. 817 in Cuya- ing the Community Health Fair. described as follows: hoga County Tax Sales for 1903, be Whereas, this ordinance constitutes the same more or less, but subject an emergency measure providing for P. P. No. 104-19-034 to all legal highways. the usual daily operation of a munic- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if ipal department; now, therefore, County of Cuyahoga and State of any. Be it ordained by the Council of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Section 9. That pursuant to Sec- the City of Cleveland: 56 in Luther and Arvilla Moses Sub- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 1. That notwithstanding division of part of Original One Hun- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the the provision of Section 623.13 of the dred Acre Lot No. 340, as shown by Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Codified Ordinances, of Cleveland, the recorded plat in Volume 5 of Maps, plies is hereby authorized to sell Ohio, 1976, the Director of the Depart- Page 48 of Cuyahoga County Records Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-100 as ment of Public Service is hereby and being 40 feet front on the Norther- more fully described below, to Fam- authorized and directed to issue a ly side of Lexington Avenue and icos Foundation Inc., or designee. permit to the Ministerial Day Care to extending back of equal width 150 Section 10. That the real property install, maintain and remove banners feet deep, be the same more or less, to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance at East 82nd Street and Hough but subject to all legal highways. is more fully described as follows: Avenue (northwest corner of East Section 3. That pursuant to Sec- 82nd Street and Hough Avenue and tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- P. P. No. 104-20-100 southwest corner of East 82nd Street nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Situated in the City of Cleveland, and Hough Avenue), for the period Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- County of Cuyahoga and State of from August 15, 2001 to September 15, plies is hereby authorized to sell Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. 2001, inclusive. Said banner shall be Permanent Parcel No. 104-19-035 as 17 in Luther and Arvilla Moses’ Sub- approved by the Director of Public more fully described below, to Fam- division of part of Original One Service, in consultation with the icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Hundred Acre Lot No. 340, as shown Director of Public Safety, as to type, Section 4. That the real property by the recorded plat in Volume 5 of method of affixing and location so to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Maps, Page 48 of Cuyahoga Records, as not to interfere with any sign is more fully described as follows: and being 40 feet front on the erected and maintained under the Southerly side of Lexington Avenue, requirements of law or ordinance. P. P. No. 104-19-035 N.E., and extending back of equal The permission of the owner of any Situated in the City of Cleveland, width, 150 feet, as appears by said pole from which a banner will be County of Cuyahoga and State of plat, be the same more or less, but hung must be obtained prior to Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. subject to all legal highways. issuance of the permit. No commer- 54 in the Luther Moses “et. al.” Allot- Also subject to zoning ordinances. Section 11. That pursuant to Sec- cial advertising shall be printed or ment of part of Original One Hun- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- permitted on said banner and said dred Acre Lot No. 340 as shown by nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the banner shall be removed promptly the recorded plat in Volume 5 of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- upon the expiration of said permit. Maps, Page 48 of Cuyahoga County plies is hereby authorized to sell Section 2. That this ordinance is Records and being 40 feet front on hereby declared to be an emergency Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-101 as the Northerly side of Lexington more fully described below, to Fam- measure and provided it receives the Avenue, and extending back affirmative vote of two thirds of all icos Foundation Inc., or designee. between parallel lines 150 feet, as Section 12. That the real property the members elected to Council, it appears by said plat, be the same shall take effect and be in force to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance more or less, but subject to all legal is more fully described as follows: immediately upon its passage and highways. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 5. That pursuant to Sec- P. P. No. 104-20-101 shall take effect and be in force tion 183.021, of the Codified Ordi- from and after the earliest period Situated in the City of Cleveland, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the County of Cuyahoga and State of allowed by law. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Ohio, and known as being part of Passed August 15, 2001. plies is hereby authorized to sell Sublot No. 15 in Luther and Arvilla Awaiting the approval or disap- Permanent Parcel No. 104-19-036 as Moses’ Subdivision of part of Origi- proval of the Mayor. more fully described below, to Fam- nal One Hundred Acre Lot No. 340, icos Foundation Inc., or designee. as shown by the recorded plat in Section 6. That the real property Volume 5 of Maps, Page 48 of Cuya- to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance hoga County Records and bounded Ord. No. 1547-01. is more fully described as follows: and described as follows: By Councilman Lewis. Beginning on the Southerly line An emergency ordinance authoriz- P. P. No. 104-19-036 of Lexington Avenue, N.E., (for- ing the sale of real property part of Situated in the City of Cleveland, merly Moses Avenue) at the North- the Land Reutilization Program and County of Cuyahoga and State of westerly corner of said Sublot No. located on scattered sites to Fami- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. 15; thence Easterly along said cos Foundation Inc., or designee. 52 in Luther Moses Subdivision of Northerly line of Lexington Whereas, the City of Cleveland part of Original One Hundred Acre Avenue, N.E., 40 feet to the North- adopted and implemented proce- Lot No. 340, as shown by the record- easterly corner of said Sublot No. dures under Chapter 5722 of the ed plat in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 15; thence Southerly along the Ohio Revised Code to facilitate 48 of Cuyahoga County Records and Easterly line of said Sublot No. 15, reutilization of nonproductive lands being 40 feet front on the Northerly 100 feet; thence Westerly 40 feet to situated within the City of Cleve- side of Lexington Avenue, and a point in the Westerly line of said land; and extending back of equal width 150 Sublot No. 15, 100 feet Southerly Whereas, real property acquired feet deep, as appears by said plat, from the place of beginning; thence under the City’s Land Reutilization be the same more or less, but sub- Northerly along said Westerly line Program is acquired, held, adminis- ject to all legal highways. 100 feet to the place of beginning, tered and disposed of by the City of Section 7. That pursuant to Sec- as appears by said plat, be the Cleveland through its Department of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- same more or less, but subject to Community Development under the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the all legal highways. terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 13. That pursuant to Sec- Revised Code and Section 183.021 of plies is hereby authorized to sell tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Codified Ordinances of the City of Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-089 as nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Cleveland, 1976; and more fully described, to Famicos Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes Foundation Inc., or designee. plies is hereby authorized to sell an emergency measure providing for Section 8. That the real property to Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-102 as the usual daily operation of a munic- be sold pursuant to this Ordinance is more fully described below, to Fam- ipal department; now, therefore more fully described as follows: icos Foundation Inc., or designee. 2097 162 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 14. That the real property nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the line, from its point of intersection to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- with the Easterly line of East 55th is more fully described as follows: plies is hereby authorized to sell Street; thence Easterly along said Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-047 as Northerly line of Quimby Avenue, P. P. No. 104-20-102 more fully described below, to Fam- N.E.; 40 feet; thence Northerly on a Situated in the City of Cleveland, icos Foundation Inc., or designee. line parallel to said Easterly line of County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 20. That the real property East 55th Street, 140 feet; thence Ohio, and known as being the to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Westerly on a line parallel to said Northerly 105 feet of Sublot No. 13 in is more fully described as follows: Northerly line of Quimby Avenue, Luther and Arvilla Moses’ Subdivi- N.E., 40 feet; thence Southerly 140 sion of part of Original One Hundred P. P. No. 104-20-047 feet to the place of beginning, be Acre Lot No. 340, as shown by the Situated in the City of Cleveland, the same more or less, but subject recorded plat in Volume 5 of Maps, County of Cuyahoga and State of to all legal highways. Page 48 of Cuyahoga County Ohio, and known as being part of Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if Records, and being 40 feet front on Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. any. the Southerly side of Lexington 340, and bounded and described as Section 25. That pursuant to Sec- Avenue, N.E., (formerly Moses Ave- follows: tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nue) and extending back of equal Beginning on the Northerly line of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the width 105 feet deep, as appears by Quimby Avenue, N.E., 60 feet wide Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- said plat, be the same more or less, at a point 440 feet Easterly mea- plies is hereby authorized to sell but subject to all legal highways. sured along said Northerly line of Permanent Parcel No. 106-08-069 as Subject to zoning ordinances, if Quimby Avenue, N.E. from its point more fully described below, to Fam- any. of intersection with the Easterly icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Section 15. That pursuant to Sec- line of East 55th Street, 100 feet Section 26. That the real property tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- wide; thence Easterly along said to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976 the Northerly line of Quimby Avenue, is more fully described as follows: Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- N.E., 33 feet; thence Northerly on a plies is hereby authorized to sell line parallel to the Easterly line of P. P. No. 106-08-069 Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-103 as said Easterly 55th Street, 140 feet; Situated in the City of Cleveland, more fully described below, to Fam- thence Westerly on a line parallel County of Cuyahoga and State of icos Foundation Inc., or designee. to said Northerly line of Quimby Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Section 16. That the real property Avenue, N.E., 33 feet; thence 3 in Zoeter and Decker’s Subdivision to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Southerly 140 feet to the place of of part of Original One Hundred is more fully described as follows: beginning, and being further known Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by the as the Westerly 33 feet from front recorded plat in Volume 5 of Maps, P. P. No. 104-20-103 to rear of Sublot No. 11 in L.M. Page 30 of Cuyahoga County Situated in the City of Cleveland, Southern’s Proposed Allotment. Records and being 40 feet front on County of Cuyahoga and State of Subject to zoning ordinances, if the Easterly side of East 66th Street Ohio, and known as being the any. (formerly Duhham Avenue) and Northerly 100 feet, from front to Section 21. That pursuant to Sec- extends back between parallel lines rear, of Sublot No. 11 in Luther and tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- 172 feet to an alley in the rear, as Arvilla Moses’ Subdivision of part of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the appears by said plat, be the same Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- more or less, but subject to all legal 340, as shown by the recorded plat plies is hereby authorized to sell highways. in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 48 of Permanent Parcel No. 104-21-085 as Subject to zoning ordinances, if Cuyahoga County Records and more fully described below, to Fam- any, being 40 feet front on the Southerly icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Section 27. That pursuant to Sec- side of Lexington Avenue, N.E., and Section 22. That the real property tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- extending back of equal width 100 to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the feet, as appears by said plat, be the is more fully described as follows: Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- same more or less, but subject to all plies is hereby authorized to sell legal highways. P. P. No. 104-21-085 Permanent Parcel No. 106-08-078 as Section 17. That pursuant to Sec- Situated in the City of Cleveland, more fully described below, to Fam- tion 133.021 of the Codified Ordi- County of Cuyahoga and State of icos Foundation Inc., or designee. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Ohio, and known as being part of Section 28. That the real property Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance plies is hereby authorized to sell 340 and bounded and described as is more fully described as follows: Permanent Parcel No. 104-20-046 as follows: more fully described below, to Fam- Beginning at a point on the P. P. No. 106-08-078 icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Northerly line of Quimby Avenue, Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section 18. That the real property N.E., distant 800 feet Easterly (mea- County of Cuyahoga and State of to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance sured along said Northerly line), Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. is more fully described as follows: from the Easterly line of East 55th 64 in the Holden and Halle’s Allot- Street; thence Easterly along said ment of part of Original One Hun- P. P. No. 104-20-046 Northerly line of Quimby Avenue, dred Acre Lot No. 341 as shown by Situated in the City of Cleveland, N.E., 40 feet; thence Northerly par- the recorded plat in Volume 7 of County of Cuyahoga and State of allel with said Easterly line of East Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga County Ohio, and known as being part of 55th Street, 140 feet; thence Wester- Records and being 40 feet front on Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. ly parallel with said Northerly line the Northerly side of Lawnview 340, and bounded and described as of Quimby Avenue, N.E., 40 feet; Avenue, N.E. (formerly Astor Ave- follows: thence Southerly parallel with said nue) and extending back of equal Beginning in the Northerly line of Easterly line of East 55th Street, 140 width 128 feet, 1 inch as appears by Quimby Avenue, N,E., at a point dis- feet to the place of beginning. said plat, be the same more or less, tant 400 feet Easterly, measured Section 23. That pursuant to Sec- but subject to all legal highways. along said Northerly line from the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Subject to zoning ordinances, if Easterly line of East 55th Street, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the any. (formerly Wilson Avenue); thence Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 29. That pursuant to Sec- Easterly, along the Northerly line of plies is hereby authorized to sell tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Quimby Avenue, N.E., 40 feet; thence Permanent Parcel No. 104-21-088 as nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Northerly parallel with the Easterly more fully described below, to Fam- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- line of East 55th Street, 140 feet; icos Foundation Inc., or designee. plies is hereby authorized to sell thence Westerly parallel with the Section 24. That the real property Permanent Parcel No. 106-08-079 as Northerly line of Quimby Avenue, to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance more fully described below, to Fam- N.E., 40 feet; thence Southerly par- is more fully described as follows: icos Foundation Inc., or designee. allel with the Easterly line of East Section 30. That the real property 55th Street, 140 feet to the place of P. P. No. 104-21-088 to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance beginning, be the same more or less, Situated in the City of Cleveland, is more fully described as follows: but subject to all legal highways. County of Cuyahoga and State of Subject to zoning ordinances, if Ohio, and known as being part of P. P. No. 106-08-079 any. Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. Situated in the City of Cleveland, Subject to easement recorded in 340 and bounded and described as County of Cuyahoga and State of Volume 1717, Page 110 of Cuyahoga follows: Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. County Records. Beginning on the Northerly line of 65 in Holden and Halle’s Allotment Section 19. That pursuant to Sec- Quimby Avenue, N.E., 930 feet East- of part of Original One Hundred tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- erly measured along said Northerly Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by the 2098 August 22, 2001 The City Record 163 recorded plat in Volume 7 of Maps, Subject to zoning ordinances, if South 0° 04' 00" West, parallel with Page 14 of Cuyahoga County any. the Easterly line of said Sublot No. Records. Items shown on plat Section 37. That pursuant to Sec- 29, 42.73 feet, thence South 61° 17' recorded in Volume 7, Page 14 and tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- 00" West 15.13 feet; thence South 0° being 40 feet front on the Northerly nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the 04' 00" West parallel with the East- side of Lawnview Avenue, 128 feet Commissioner of Purchases and erly line of said Sublot No. 29, 78 deep, be the same more or less, but Supplies is hereby authorized to sell feet to the place of beginning, be subject to all legal highways. Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-002 as the same more or less, but subject Section 31. That pursuant to Sec- more fully described below, to Fam- to all legal highways. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Easement recorded in Volume nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Section 38. That the real property 7210, Page 66 of Cuyahoga County Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Records. plies is hereby authorized to sell is more fully described as follows: Subject to zoning ordinances, if Permanent Parcel No. 106-08-080 as any. more fully described below, to Fam- P. P. No. 106-13-002 Section 43. That pursuant to Sec- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Situated in the City of Cleveland, tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 32. That the real property County of Cuyahoga and State of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Ohio, and known and described as Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- is more fully described as follows: follows: And known as being Sublot plies is hereby authorized to sell No. 45 in Holden and Halle’s Allot- Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-027 as P. P. No. 106-08-080 ment of part of Original One Hun- more fully described below, to Fam- Situated in the City of Cleveland, dred Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by icos Foundation Inc., or designee. County of Cuyahoga and State of the recorded plat in Volume 7 of Section 44. That the real property Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga County to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance 66 in Holden and Halle’s Subdivision Records and being 40 feet front on is more fully described as follows: of part of Original One Hundred the Southerly side of Lawnview Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by the Avenue, N.E., and extending back of P. P. No. 106-13-027 recorded plat in Volume 7 of Maps, equal width 128 feet deep, be the Situated in the City of Cleveland, Page 14 of Cuyahoga County same more or less, but subject to all County of Cuyahoga and State of Records, and being 40 feet front on legal highways. Ohio, and known as being the East- the Northerly side of Lawnview Section 39. That pursuant to Sec- erly 35 feet of Sublot No. 27 in Hold- Avenue, N.E., and extending back of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- en and Halle’s Subdivision of part equal width 128 feet deep be the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the of Original One Hundred Acre Lot same more or less, but subject to all Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- No. 341 as shown by the recorded legal highways. plies is hereby authorized to sell plat in Volume 7 of Maps, Page 14 Section 33. That pursuant to Sec- Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-024 as of Cuyahoga County Records and tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- more fully described below, to Fam- being 35 feet front on the Northerly nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the icos Foundation Inc., or designee. side of Linwood Avenue, N.E., and Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 40. That the real property extending back of equal width 128 plies is hereby authorized to sell to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance feet, as appears by said plat, be the Permanent Parcel No. 106-09-049 as is more fully described as follows: same more or less, but subject to all more fully described below, to Fam- legal highways. icos Foundation Inc., or designee. P. P. No. 106-13-024 Subject to zoning ordinances, if Section 34. That the real property Situated in the City of Cleveland, any. to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 45. That pursuant to Sec- is more fully described as follows: Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- 30 in Holden and Halle’s Allotment nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the P. P. No. 106-09-049 of part of Original One Hundred Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by the plies is hereby authorized to sell County of Cuyahoga and State of recorded plat in Volume 7 of Maps, Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-028 as Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Page 14 of Cuyahoga County more fully described below, to Fam- 76 in Holden and Halle’s Subdivision Records, and being 40 feet front on icos Foundation Inc., or designee. of part of Original One Hundred the Northerly side of Linwood Section 46. That the real property Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by the Avenue, N.E., and extending back of to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance recorded plat in Volume 7 of Maps, equal width 128 feet, as appears by is more fully described as follows: Page 14 of Cuyahoga County said plat, be the same more or less, Records, and being 40 feet front on but subject to all legal highways. P. P. No. 106-13-028 the Northerly side of Lawnview Subject to zoning ordinances, if Situated in the City of Cleveland, Avenue, N.E. (formerly Astor Ave- any. County of Cuyahoga and State of nue), and extending back between Section 41. That pursuant to Sec- Ohio, and known as being Southerly parallel lines about 128 feet, as tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- 85 feet of Sublot No. 26 and the appears by said plat, be the same nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Southerly 85 feet of the Westerly 5 more or less, but subject to all legal Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- feet of Sublot No. 27 in Holden and highways. plies is hereby authorized to sell Halles Subdivision of part of Origi- Subject to zoning ordinances, if Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-026 as nal One Hundred Acre Lot No. 341, any. more fully described below, to Fam- as shown by the recorded plat in Vol- Section 35. That pursuant to Sec- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. ume 7 of Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 42. That the real property County Records, together forming a nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance parcel of land 45 feet front on the Commissioner of Purchases and is more fully described as follows: Northerly side of Linwood Avenue, Supplies is hereby authorized to P. P. No. 106-13-026 N.E. and extending back of equal sell Permanent Parcel No. 106-12-037 Situated in the City of Cleveland, width 85 feet along the Easterly line as more fully described below, to County of Cuyahoga and State of of East 70th Street, as appears by Famicos Foundation Inc., or Ohio, and known as being part of said plat, be the same more or less, d e s i g n e e . Sublot Nos. 28 and 29 in Holden and but subject to all legal highways. Section 36. That the real property Halle’s Allotment of part of Original Section 47. That pursuant to Sec- to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance One Hundred Acre Lot No. 341 as tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- is more fully described as follows: shown by the recorded plat in Vol- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the ume 7 of Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- P. P. No. 106-12-037 County Records and bounded and plies is hereby authorized to sell Situated in the City of Cleveland, described as follows: Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-049 as County of Cuyahoga and State of Beginning at a point in the more fully described below, to Fam- Ohio, and known as being Sublot Northerly line of Linwood Avenue, icos Foundation Inc., or designee. No. 41 in Holden and Halle’s Allot- N.E., distant West 51.57 feet from Section 48. That the real property ment of part of Original One Hun- the Southeasterly corner of said to be sold pursuant to this Ordi- dred Acre Lot No. 341, as shown by Sublot No. 29; thence West along the nance is more fully described as fol- the recorded plat in Volume 7 of Northerly line of Linwood Avenue, lows: Maps, Page 14 of Cuyahoga Coun- N.E., 28.43 feet to the Southwesterly ty Records, and being 40 feet front corner of said Sublot No. 28; thence P. P. No. 106-13-049 on the Southerly side of Lawnview North 0° 04' 00" East along the Situated in the City of Cleveland, Avenue, N.E., (formerly Aster Westerly line of said Sublot No. 28, County of Cuyahoga and State of Avenue), and extending back of 128 feet to the Northwesterly corner Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. equal width 128 feet, as appears by thereof; thence Easterly along the 144 in Streator and Adams Re-Sub- said plat, be the same more or less, Northerly line of said Sublot Nos. 28 division of part of Original One but subject to all legal highways. and 29, 41.69 feet to a point distant Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 338 and 341, 2099 164 The City Record August 22, 2001 as shown by the recorded plat of Section 54. That the real property Ohio, and known as being part of said Re-Subdivision in Volume 13 of to be sold pursuant this Ordinance Sublot No. 183 in the Re-Subdivision Maps, Page 6 of Cuyahoga County is more fully described as follows: made by Streator and Adams of part Records, being 40 feet front on the of Streator and Adams Subdivision Southerly side of Linwood Avenue, P. P. No. 106-15-091 of part of Original One Hundred N.E., (formerly Beecher Street) and Situated in the City of Cleveland, Acre Lots Nos. 338 and 341 the plat extending back between parallel County of Cuyahoga and State of of which is recorded in Volume 13 lines, 151.19, as appears by said plat, Ohio, and known as being part of of Maps, Pages 6 and 7 of Cuyahoga be the same more or less, but sub- Sublot No. 202 in Streator and Adams County Records bounded and ject to all legal highways. Re-Subdivision of part of Original described as follows: Section 49. That pursuant to Sec- One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 338 and Beginning on the Easterly side of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- 341 as shown by the recorded plat in Russell Avenue (now known as nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Volume 13 of Maps, Page 6 of Cuya- East 70th Street) at the Southwest- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- hoga County Records and bounded erly corner of said Sublot No. 183; plies is hereby authorized to sell and described as follows: thence Easterly along the Southerly Permanent Parcel No. 106-13-051 as Beginning on the Westerly line of line of said Sublot No. 183, 101 feet; more fully described below, to Fam- East 70th Street (formerly Russell thence Northerly parallel with the icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Avenue) at the Southeasterly corner Russell Avenue 33 feet; thence West- Section 50. That the real property of said Sublot No. 202; thence erly parallel with the Southerly line to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Northerly along the Westerly line of of said Sublot No. 183, 101 feet to the is more fully described as follows: East 70th Street, about 36.28 feet to Easterly line of Russell Avenue; the Southeasterly corner of land thence Southerly along the Easterly P. P. No. 106-13-051 conveyed to Nellie F. O’Neil by deed line of Russell Avenue, 33 feet to Situated in the City of Cleveland, dated May 22, 1906 and recorded in the place of beginning, be the same County of Cuyahoga and State of Volume 1035, Page 14 of Cuyahoga more or less, but subject to all legal County Records; thence Westerly Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. highways. along the southerly line of land so Section 59. That pursuant to Sec- 146 in Streator and Adams Re-Sub- conveyed to Nellie F. O’Neil, about division of part of Original One tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- 111 feet 2 inches to the Easterly nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 338 and 341, line of land conveyed to Julius as shown by the recorded plat in Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Ewanofsky by deed dated March 15, plies is hereby authorized to sell Volume 13 of Maps, Page 6 of Cuya- 1932 and recorded in Volume 4226, hoga County Records, and being 40 Permanent Parcel No. 106-14-017 as Page 108 of Cuyahoga County more fully described below, to Fam- feet front on the Southerly side of Records; thence Southerly along the Linwood Avenue, N.E., and extend- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Easterly line of land conveyed to Section 60. That the real property ing back between parallel lines Julius Ewanofsky about 36.28 feet 151.19 feet, as appears by said plat, to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance to the Southerly line of Sublot No. is more fully described as follows: be the same more or less, but sub- 202; thence Easterly along the ject to all legal highways. Southerly line of Sublot No. 202, P. P. No. 106-14-017 Subject to zoning ordinances, if about 111 feet 2 inches to the place any. Situated in the City of Cleveland, of beginning, be the same more or County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 51. That pursuant to Sec- less, but subject to all legal high- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Ohio, and known as being part of w a y s . Sublot No. 11 in W.J. Kinnard’s Re- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Section 55. That pursuant to Sec- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Subdivision of part of Original One tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Hundred Acre Lot No. 341, as shown plies, is hereby authorized to sell nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Permanent Parcel No. 106-15-090 as by the recorded plat in Volume 5 of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Maps, Page 28 of Cuyahoga County more fully described below, to Fam- plies is hereby authorized to sell Records, and bounded and described icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Permanent Parcel No. 106-15-111 as as follows: Section 52. That the real property more fully described below, to Fam- Beginning on the Northerly line of to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Hough Avenue, N.E. (formerly is more fully described as follows: Section 56. That the real property to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Hough Avenue) at the Southwester- is more fully described as follows: ly corner of said Sublot No. 11; thence P. P. No. 106-15-090 Easterly along said Northerly line of Situated in the City of Cleveland, P. P. No. 106-15-111 Hough Avenue, N.E., 45 feet; thence County of Cuyahoga and State of Northerly on a line parallel to said Ohio, and known as being part of Situated in the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and State of Westerly line of Sublot No. 11, 118 Sublot Nos. 201 and 202 in Streator feet; thence Westerly on a line par- and Adams Re-Subdivision of part of Ohio, and known as being part of Sublot No. 184 in Streator and Adams allel to said Northerly line of Hough Original One Hundred Acre Lots Avenue, N.E., 45 feet to said Wester- Nos. 338 and 341, as shown by the Re-Subdivision of part of Original One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 338 and ly line of Sublot No. 11; thence recorded plat in Volume 13 of Maps, Southerly along said Westerly line of Pages 6 and 7 of Cuyahoga County 341 as shown by the recorded plat in Volume 13 of Maps, Page 6 of Cuya- Sublot No. 11, 118 feet to the place of Records, and bounded and described beginning, as appears by said plat, as follows: hoga County Records and bounded and described as follows: be the same more or less, but sub- Beginning on the Westerly line of ject to all legal highways. East 70th Street, at a point distant 65 Beginning on the Easterly line of East 70th Street (formerly Russell Subject to zoning ordinances, if feet 6 inches Southerly, measured any. along said Westerly line, from its Avenue) at a point 34 feet Southerly measured along said Easterly line Section 61. That pursuant to Sec- intersection with the Southerly line tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- of Quimby Avenue, N.E.; thence West- from the Northwesterly corner of said Sublot No. 184; thence Northerly along nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the erly; parallel with the Southerly line said Easterly line of East 70th Street, Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- of Quimby Avenue, N.E., 111 feet 2 34 feet to the Northwesterly corner of plies is hereby authorized to sell inches to a point; thence Southerly on said Sublot No. 184; thence Easterly Permanent Parcel No. 106-14-018 as a line parallel with the Westerly line along the Northerly line of said Sublot more fully described below, to Fam- of East 70th Street, about 34.41 feet No. 184, 90 feet; thence Southerly on a icos Foundation Inc., or designee. to a point on said parallel line, dis- line parallel to the Easterly line of Section 62. That the real property tant 8.72 feet Southerly from the East 70th Street, 34 feet; thence West- to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Northerly line of said Sublot No. 202; erly 90 feet to the place of beginning, is more fully described as follows: thence Easterly parallel with the be the same more or less, but subject Northerly line of said Sublot No. 202, to all legal highways. P. P. No. 106-14-018 111 feet 2 inches to the Westerly line Section 57. That pursuant to Sec- Situated in the City of Cleveland, of East 70th Street; thence Northerly tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- County of Cuyahoga and State of along the Westerly line of East 70th nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Ohio, and known as being the East- Street, 35 feet to the place of begin- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- erly 36 feet of the Southerly 125 feet ning, as appears by said plat, be the plies is hereby authorized to sell of Sublot No. 11 and the Westerly 7 same more or less, but subject to all Permanent Parcel No. 106-15-112 as feet of the Southerly 125 feet of Sublot legal highways. more fully described below, to Fam- No. 12 in W.J. Kinnard’s Re-Allotment Section 53. That pursuant to Sec- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. of Sublot Nos. 23 to 27 inclusive, and tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 58. That the real property Nos. 32 to 36 inclusive, of Sapp’s Sub- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance division of a part of Original One Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- is more fully described as follows: Hundred Acre Lot No. 341, as shown plies is hereby authorized to sell by the recorded plat of said Re-Allot- Permanent Parcel No. 106-15-091 as P. P. No. 106-15-112 ment in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 28 more fully described below, to Fam- Situated in the City of Cleveland, of Cuyahoga County Records. Said icos Foundation Inc., or designee. County of Cuyahoga and State of parts of said Sublot Nos. 11 and 12 2100 August 22, 2001 The City Record 165 together forming a parcel of land hav- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the ment, this ordinance shall be ing a frontage of 43 feet on the Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- repealed and shall be of no further Northerly side of Hough Avenue, N.E., plies; is hereby authorized to sell force or effect. and extending back between parallel Permanent Parcel No. 106-14-024 as Section 72. That the consideration lines 125 feet, as appears by said plat, more fully described below, to Fam- for the subject parcel shall be estab- be the same more or less, but subject icos Foundation Inc., or designee. lished by the Board of Control and to all legal highways. Section 68. That the real property shall be not less than Fair Market Section 63. That pursuant to Sec- to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Value taking into account such tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- is more fully described as follows: terms and conditions, restrictions nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the and covenants as are deemed nec- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- P. P. No. 106-14-024 essary or appropriate. plies is hereby authorized to sell Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section 73. That the conveyance Permanent Parcel No. 106-14-021 as County of Cuyahoga and State of authorized hereby shall be made by more fully described below, to Fam- Ohio, and known as being the official deed prepared by the Direc- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Southerly 124 feet of Sublot No. 40 tor of Law and executed by the Section 64. That the real property in L.W. Sapp’s Subdivision of part of Mayor on behalf of the City of to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Original One Hundred Acre Lots Cleveland. The deed shall contain is more fully described as follows: Nos. 341 and 344, as shown by the such provisions as may be necessary recorded plat in Volume 3 of Maps, to protect and benefit the public P. P. No. 106-14-021 Page 43 of Cuyahoga County interest including such restrictive Situated in the City of Cleveland, Records, and being 50 feet front on covenants and reversionary inter- County of Cuyahoga and State of the Northerly side of Hough Avenue, ests as may be specified by the Ohio, and known as being part of N.E., and extending back of equal Board of Control, the Director of Sublot No. 38 in L.W. Sapp’s Subdi- width 124.00 feet, as appears by said Community Development or the vision of part of Original One Hun- plat, be the same more or less, but Director of Law. dred Acre Lot No. 341 as shown by subject to all legal highways. Section 74. That this ordinance is the recorded plat in Volume 3 of Subject to zoning ordinances, if hereby declared to be an emergency Maps, Page 44 of Cuyahoga County any. measure and, provided it receives Records, and bounded and described Section 69. That pursuant to Sec- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of as follows: tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- all the members elected to Council, Beginning on the Northerly line of nances, of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the it shall take effect and be in force Hough Avenue, N.E., at the South- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- immediately upon its passage and westerly corner of said Sublot No. plies is hereby authorized to sell approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 38; thence Easterly along the Permanent Parcel No. 106-14-028 as shall take effect and be in force Northerly line of Hough Avenue, more fully described below, to Fam- from and after the earliest period N.E., 50 feet to the Southeasterly cor- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. allowed by law. ner of said Sublot No. 38; thence Section 70. That the real property Passed August 15, 2001. Northerly along the Easterly line of to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Awaiting the approval or disap- said Sublot No. 38, 125 feet to the is more fully described as follows: proval of the Mayor. Southeasterly corner of land con- veyed to Anna C. Ogle by deed dated P. P. No. 106-14-028 January 12, 1900, and recorded in Situated in the City of Cleveland, Volume 745, Page 217 of Cuyahoga County of Cuyahoga and State of County Records; thence Westerly Ohio, and known as being part of Ord. No. 1548-01. along the Southerly line of land so Sublot No. 39 in L.W. Sapp’s Subdivi- By Councilman Lewis. conveyed, 50 feet to the Westerly sion of part of Original One Hundred An emergency ordinance authoriz- line of said Sublot No. 38; thence Acre Lots Nos. 341 and 344, as shown ing the sale of real property as part Southerly along the Westerly line of by the recorded plat of said Subdivi- of the Land Reutilization Program said Sublot, 125 feet to the place of sion in Volume 3 of Maps, Page 43 of and located at 1417 East 82nd Street beginning, as appears by said plat, Cuyahoga County Records, and form- to Roosevelt Pendleton and Eliza- be the same more or less, but sub- ing a parcel of land bounded and beth Pendleton. ject to all legal highways. described as follows: Whereas, the City of Cleveland Also subject to all zoning ordi- Beginning at the intersection of has elected to adopt and implement nances, if any the Southerly line of Belvidere the procedures under Chapter 5722 Section 65. That pursuant to Sec- Avenue, N.E., as shown by the plat of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- of dedication of fair court widening tate reutilization of nonproductive nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the (now known as Belvidere Avenue, lands situated within the City of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- N.E.) in Volume 33 of Maps, Page 5 Cleveland; and plies is hereby authorized to sell of Cuyahoga County Records, with Whereas, real property acquired Permanent Parcel No. 106-14-022 as the Westerly line of said Sublot No. under the City’s Land Reutilization more fully described below, to Fam- 39; thence Southerly along said Program is acquired, held, adminis- icos Foundation Inc., or designee. Westerly line of Sublot No. 39, 83.97 tered and disposed of by the City of Section 66. That the real property feet; thence Easterly along a line Cleveland through its Department of to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance parallel with the Southerly line of Community Development under the is more fully described as follows: said Sublot No. 39, 25.00 feet to the terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Southwesterly corner of a parcel of Revised Code and Section 183.021 of P. P. No. 106-14-022 land conveyed to Arnold H. Forbes Codified Ordinances of the City of Situated in the City of Cleveland, and Margaret Forbes by deed dated Cleveland, 1976; and County of Cuyahoga and State of July 13, 1939 and recorded in Vol- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes Ohio, and known as being part of ume 4972, Page 284 of Cuyahoga an emergency measure providing for Sublot No. 39 in L.W. Sapp’s Subdivi- County Records; thence Northerly the usual daily operation of a munic- sion of part of Original One Hundred along the Westerly line of land so ipal department; now, therefore, Acre Lots Nos. 341 and 344, as shown conveyed to Arnold H. Forbes and Be it ordained by the Council of by the recorded plat of said Subdivi- Margaret Forbes and parallel with the City of Cleveland: sion in Volume 3 of Maps, Page 43 of said Westerly line of Sublot No. 39, Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Cuyahoga County Records, and 84.185 feet to said Southerly line of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- bounded and described as follows: Belvidere Avenue, N.E.; thence West- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the Beginning in the Northerly line of erly along said Southerly line of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Hough Avenue, N.E., at the South- Belvidere Avenue, N.E., 25.00 feet to plies is hereby authorized to sell westerly corner of said Sublot No. the place of beginning as appears Permanent Parcel No(s). 106-07-089, 39; thence Northerly along the West- by said plat, be the same more or as more fully described below, to erly line of said Sublot No. 39, 109 less, but subject to all legal high- Roosevelt Pendleton and Elizabeth feet; thence Easterly along a line ways. Pendleton. parallel with said Northerly line of Also subject to all zoning ordi- Section 2. That the real property Hough Avenue, N.E., 25 feet; thence nances, if any. to be sold pursuant to this Ordinance Southerly along a line parallel with Section 71. That all documents is more fully described as follows: the Westerly line of said Sublot No. necessary to complete the con- 39, 109 feet to said Northerly line of veyance authorized by this ordi- P. P. No. 106-07-089 Hough Avenue, N.E.; thence Wester- nance shall be executed within six Situated in the City of Cleveland, ly along the Northerly line of Hough (6) months of the effective date of County of Cuyahoga and State of Avenue, N.E., 25 feet to the place of this ordinance. If all of the docu- Ohio, and known as being part of beginning, as appears by said plat, ments are not executed within six Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. be the same more or less, but sub- (6) months of the effective date of 383 and bounded and described as ject to all legal highways. this ordinance, or such additional follows: Section 67. That pursuant to Sec- time as may be granted by the Beginning at a point on the East- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Director of Community Develop- erly line of East 82nd Street (for- 2101 166 The City Record August 22, 2001 merly Genesee Avenue) 66 feet wide concerns, legal issues, alcohol and Ohio and known as being part of at a point 240 feet Southerly (mea- drug problems, workplace problems, Original Parma Township Lot No. 33 sured along said Easterly line) from emotional and stress-related difficul- and also being part of land con- it point of intersection with the ties, in the estimated sum of veyed to The City of Cleveland by Southerly line of Decker Avenue, $150,000.00, payable from Fund No. deed recorded in Volume 8432, Page N.E., (formerly Gale Avenue) 44 feet 01-999800-638000, Request No. 11621, 290 of Cuyahoga County Records, wide thence Southerly along said for the Department of Personnel and bounded and described as follows: Easterly line of East 82nd Street, 40 Human Resources. Commencing at an iron monument feet; thence Easterly parallel with Section 2. That this ordinance is at the intersection of the Easterly the Northerly line of Wade Park hereby declared to be an emergency line of Original Lot No. 33 with the Avenue, N.E., about 140.28 feet to a measure and, provided it receives centerline of Pleasant Valley Road point 102 feet Westerly from the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of at Sta. 121+92.52 of said road; Westerly line of East 84th Street (44 all the members elected to Council, Thence South 89° 11' 00" West for feet wide); thence Northerly parallel it shall take effect and be in force 629.00 feet along the centerline of with said Westerly line of East 84th immediately upon its passage and Pleasant Valley Road to the princi- Street, 40 feet, thence Westerly approval by the Mayor; otherwise it pal place of beginning, said point is about 140.27 feet to the place of shall take effect and be in force at Station 115+63.51; beginning, be the same more or less, from and after the earliest period Thence South 00° 21' 15" East for but subject to all legal highways. allowed by law. 40.00 feet along the Grantor’s East- Section 3. That all documents nec- Passed August 15, 2001. erly line to a point on the proposed essary to complete the conveyance Awaiting the approval or disap- right of way line of said Pleasant authorized by this ordinance shall proval of the Mayor. Valley Road; be executed within six (6) months Thence South 89° 11' 00" West for of the effective date of this ordi- 80.00 feet along said proposed right nance. If all of the documents are Ord. No. 1550-01. of way line to a point on the not executed within six (6) months By Councilmen O’Malley, Cimper- Grantor’s Westerly line; of the effective date of this ordi- man and Patmon (by departmental Thence North 00° 21' 15" West for nance, or such additional time as request). 40.00 feet along the Grantor’s West- may be granted by the Director of An emergency ordinance au t h o r i z - erly line to the centerline of said Community Development, this ordi- ing the Commissioner of Purchases Pleasant Valley Road; nance shall be repealed and shall be and Supplies to sell City-owned prop- Thence North 89° 11' 00" East for of no further force or effect. erty no longer needed for public use 80.00 feet along the centerline of Section 4. That the consideration located on Pleasant Valley Road to said Pleasant Valley Road to the for the subject parcel shall be estab- the Board of Commissioners of Cuya- Principal Place of Beginning; lished by the Board of Control and hoga County; and authorizing the Containing with said bounds 3,200 shall be not less than Fair Market Director of Public Utilities to execute square feet (0.073 acres) inclusive of Value taking into account such a temporary construction easement the present road which occupies terms and conditions, restrictions granting certain temporary easement 2,400 square feet (0.055 acres). and covenants as are deemed nec- rights to the Board of Commission- Description of the above parcel is essary or appropriate. ers of Cuyahoga County in property based on a survey made by Terin J. Section 5. That the conveyance located on Pleasant Valley Road for Kaminski, Registered Surveyor No. authorized hereby shall be made by a roadway improvement project. 7207. official deed prepared by the Direc- Whereas, the Director of Public Section 2. That by and at the tor of Law and executed by the Utilities has requested the sale of direction of the Board of Control, Mayor on behalf of the City of City-owned property no longer needed the Commissioner of Purchases and Cleveland. The deed shall contain for public use and located on Pleas- such provisions as may be necessary Supplies is authorized to sell the ant Valley Road to the Board of Com- above-described property to the to protect and benefit the public missioners of Cuyahoga County; and interest including such restrictive Board of Commissioners of Cuya- Whereas, the Board of Commis- hoga County at a price no less than covenants and reversionary inter- sioners of Cuyahoga County has ests as may be specified by the fair market value as determined by requested the Director of Public the Board of Control. Board of Control, the Director of Utilities to convey certain rights Community Development or the Section 3. That the City of Cleve- regarding a temporary construction land hereby requests pursuant to Director of Law. easement in property located at Section 6. That this ordinance is Article VII of the Indenture of Mort- Pleasant Valley Road; and gage that National City Bank, hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, the City of Cleveland measure and, provided it receives Trustee, release from the operation entered into an Indenture of Mort- and lien of that Mortgage the above- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of gage agreement with National City all the members elected to Council, described property. Bank, known as the Trustee, for the Section 4. That the Directors of it shall take effect and be in force issuance of Waterworks Improve- immediately upon its passage and Public Utilities and Finance are ment First Mortgage Revenue Bonds authorized to execute documents approval by the Mayor; otherwise it on November 1, 1977, as amended and shall take effect and be in force and sign such instruments and take supplemented from time to time; and such actions as may be requested by from and after the earliest period Whereas, there has been no default allowed by law. the Trustee to secure the release of under the Indenture of Mortgage the above-described property. Passed August 15, 2001. which has not been remedied; and Section 5. That the conveyance Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, Article VII of the Inden- proval of the Mayor. ture of Mortgage provides the method shall be made by warranty deed to of requesting from the Trustee a be prepared by the Director of Law release of real property from the and executed by the Mayor on operation and lien of the Indenture behalf of the City of Cleveland. The Ord. No. 1549-01. of the Indenture of Mortgage; and deed shall contain provisions includ- By Councilmen Lewis and Patmon Whereas, this ordinance constitutes ing such restrictive covenants and (by departmental request). an emergency measure providing for reversionary interests as may be An emergency ordinance authoriz- the usual daily operation of a munic- specified by the Board of Control or ing the Director of Personnel and ipal department; now, therefore, Director of Law protecting the par- Human Resources to enter into con- Be it ordained by the Council of ties as their respective interests tract with Recovery Resources to the City of Cleveland: require and reserving to the City the provide services relating to the Section 1. That notwithstanding following described easement rights Employee Assistance Program. and as an exception to the provi- and any other provisions protecting Whereas, this ordinance constitutes sions of Chapters 181 and 183 of the the parties as their respective inter- an emergency measure providing for Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, ests require and shall specifically the usual daily operation of a munic- Ohio, 1976, it is hereby found and contain a provision against the erec- ipal department; now, therefore determined that the following tion of any advertising signs or bill- Be it ordained by the Council of described property is no longer boards except permitted identifica- the City of Cleveland: needed for public use: tion signs. Section 1. That the Director of Per- Section 6. That by and at the sonnel and Human Resources is PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD (CR 39) direction of the Board of Control, hereby authorized to enter into a Widening and Improvement the Commissioner of Purchases and contract with Recovery Resources Auditor’s Parcel No. 454-18-004 Supplies is authorized to convey the for the professional services neces- Right-of-Way Map No. M-4923 below-described, non-exclusive, tem- sary to administer assistance to City PID No. 10901 porary construction easement inter- employees and their families in deal- est to the Board of County Commis- ing with personal difficulties, includ- PARCEL NO. 193WD sioners at a price not less than fair ing but not limited to family diffi- Situated in the City of Parma, market value as determined by the culties, marriage problems, financial County of Cuyahoga and State of Board of Control: 2102 August 22, 2001 The City Record 167

PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD (CR 39) all the members elected to Council, month billing period shall cost Sev- Widening and Improvement it shall take effect and be in force enteen Dollars and Thirty-Eight Auditor’s Parcel No. 454-18-004 immediately upon its passage and Cents ($17.38) per 1,000 cubic feet. Right-of-Way Map No. M-4923 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it (d) Regular beginning 1/1/04 PID No. 10901 shall take effect and be in force through 12/31/04 from and after the earliest period (1) A minimum service and con- Parcel No. 193T allowed by law. sumption charge shall be made to Situated in the City of Parma, Passed August 15, 2001. each and every customer within the County of Cuyahoga and State of Awaiting the approval or disap- territorial limits of the City of Ohio and known as being part of proval of the Mayor. Cleveland. The minimum charge for Original Parma Township Lot No. 33 the first 1,000 cubic feet or less of and also being part of land con- water used during each three month veyed to The City of Cleveland by billing period shall be Eight Dollars deed recorded in Volume 8432, Page Ord. No. 1551-01. and Forty-One Cents ($8.41). 290 of Cuyahoga County Records, By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- (2) All water used in excess of bounded and described as follows: mon (by departmental request). 1,000 cubic feet during each three Commencing at an iron monument An emergency ordinance to amend month billing period shall cost Sev- at the intersection of the Easterly Sections 535.04, 535.05 and 535.06 of enteen Dollars and Ninety-Nine line of Original Lot No. 33 with the the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- Cents ($17.99) per 1,000 cubic feet. centerline of Pleasant Valley Road land, Ohio, 1976, as amended by (e) Regular beginning 1/1/05 at Sta. 121+92.52 of said road; Ordinance No. 1743-99, passed June (1) A minimum service and con- Thence South 89° 11' 00" West for 15, 2000, direct service water rates sumption charge shall be made to 709.00 feet along the centerline of within Cleveland, regular and spe- each and every customer within the Pleasant Valley Road to a point; cial homestead, direct service water territorial limits of the City of Thence South 00° 21' 15" East for rates in Cuyahoga County except Cleveland. The minimum charge for 40.00 feet to a point, said point being Cleveland, regular and special home- the first 1,000 cubic feet or less of 40.00 feet right of Sta. 114 + 83.20 stead and direct service water rates water used during each three month of Pleasant Valley Road centerline in Summit and Medina Counties. billing period shall be Eight Dollars and the principal place of beginning; Whereas, this ordinance constitutes and Seventy-One Cents ($8.71). Thence North 89° 11' 00" East for an emergency measure providing for (2) All water used in excess of 80.00 feet along the proposed right the usual daily operation of a munic- 1,000 cubic feet during each three of way line to a point on the ipal department; now, therefore, month billing period shall cost Eigh- Grantor’s Easterly line; Be it ordained by the Council of teen Dollars and Sixty-Two Cents Thence South 00° 21' 15" East for the City of Cleveland: ($18.62) per 1,000 cubic feet. 10.44 feet along the Grantor’s East- Section 1. That the rates, rules, (f) Large Industrial Customers. erly line to a point; and regulations of the Division of All water used in excess of Thence North 88° 36' 41" West for Water, Department of Public Utili- 62,500,000 cubic feet during a three 20.47 feet to a point; ties, for water service, fixed by the month billing period shall be Thence South 59° 36' 29" West for Board of Control, be and the same charged at a rate of seventy-five 50.11 feet to a point; are hereby approved. percent (75%) of the rate prescribed Thence North 73° 50' 44" West for Section 2. That Sections 535.04, in this section for water used in 16.86 feet to a point on the Grantor’s 535.05 and 535.06 of the Codified excess of one thousand (1,000) cubic Westerly line; Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, feet. Thence North 00° 21' 15" West for as amended by Ordinance No. 1743- (g) Customers supplied from more 29.46 feet along the Grantor’s West- 99, passed June 15, 2000, are hereby than one service district. Customers erly line to the Point of Beginning. amended to read, respectively, as with premises supplied with water Description of the above parcel is follows: from more than one service district based on a survey made by Terin J. shall be billed at the rate for the Kaminski, Registered Surveyor No. Section 535.04 Direct Service service district from which the pre- 7207. Water Rates within Cleveland; Reg- dominant quantity of water is sup- It is understood that the strip of ular and Special Homestead plied. land above described contains 1,676 (a) Regular beginning 1/1/01 (h) Special Homestead beginning square feet (0.038 acres), more or less. through 12/31/01 1/1/01 through 12/31/01 Section 7. That the temporary con- (1) A minimum service and con- A minimum service and consump- struction easement shall be non- sumption charge shall be made to tion charge shall be made to home- exclusive and the purpose of the each and every customer within the steads within the territorial limits easement shall be for a roadway territorial limits of the City of of the City of Cleveland owned by improvement project that includes Cleveland. The minimum charge for a person sixty-five years of age or pavement widening. the first 1,000 cubic feet or less of older or permanently and totally Section 8. That the duration of the water used during each three month disabled; provided that such person temporary construction easement billing period shall be Seven Dollars obtains a certificate of reduction in shall be as long as necessary to and Fifty-Nine Cents ($7.59). taxes pursuant to the Homestead complete the easement may include (2) All water used in excess of Exemption provisions of Sections reasonable access rights; that the 1,000 cubic feet during each three 323.151 through 323.157 of the temporary construction easement month billing period shall cost Six- Revised Code. The charge for each shall be assignable; that the tempo- teen Dollars and Twenty-Three 1,000 cubic feet of water used by rary construction easement shall Cents ($16.23) per 1,000 cubic feet. each homestead shall be Three Dol- require the grantee to indemnify the (b) Regular beginning 1/1/02 lars and Sixty-One Cents ($3.61). City, provide reasonable insurance, through 12/31/02 There shall be a minimum charge maintain any grantee improvements (1) A minimum service and con- of Three Dollars and Sixty-One located within the temporary con- sumption charge shall be made to Cents ($3.61) for the first 1,000 struction easement, and pay any each and every customer within the cubic feet or less used by each applicable taxes and assessments. territorial limits of the City of homestead during each three month Section 9. That the temporary con- Cleveland. The minimum charge for billing period. struction easement referred to above the first 1,000 cubic feet or less of (i) Special Homestead beginning shall be made by a temporary right- water used during each three month 1/1/02 through 12/31/02 of-way agreement prepared by the billing period shall be Seven Dollars A minimum service and consump- Director of Law and executed by the and Eight-Five Cents ($7.85). tion charge shall be made to home- Director of Public Utilities on behalf (2) All water used in excess of steads within the territorial limits of the City of Cleveland. The tem- 1,000 cubic feet during each three of the City of Cleveland owned by porary right-of-way agreement shall month billing period shall cost Six- a person sixty-five years of age or contain such additional terms and teen Dollars and Eighty Cents older or permanently and totally dis- conditions as are required to protect ($16.80) per 1,000 cubic feet. abled; provided that such person the interests of the parties. The (c) Regular beginning 1/1/03 obtains a certificate of reduction in Directors of Public Utilities and Law through 12/31/03 taxes pursuant to the Homestead are authorized to execute such other (1) A minimum service, and con- Exemption provisions of Sections documents, including without limita- sumption charge shall be made to 323.151 through 323.157 of the tion, contracts for right of entry, as each and every customer within the Revised Code. The charge for each may be necessary to effect the con- territorial limits of the City of 1,000 cubic feet of water used by struction of the road improvements Cleveland. The minimum charge for each homestead shall be Three Dol- within the property described in Sec- the first 1,000 cubic feet or less of lars and Sixty-Eight Cents ($3.68). tion 1 of this ordinance. water used during each three month There shall be a minimum charge of Section 10. That this ordinance is billing period shall be Eight Dollars Three Dollars and Sixty-Eight Cents hereby declared to be an emergency and Thirteen Cents ($8.13). ($3.68) for the first 1,000 cubic feet measure and, provided it receives (2) All water used in excess of or less used by each homestead dur- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 1,000 cubic feet during each three ing each three month billing period. 2103 168 The City Record August 22, 2001

(j) Special Homestead beginning or less of water used during each imum charge for the first 1,000 cubic 1/1/03 through 12/31/03 three month billing period shall be feet or less of water used during A minimum service and consump- Fifteen Dollars and Sixty-Four each three month billing period tion charge shall be made to home- Cents ($15.64). All water used in shall be Nineteen Dollars and Sixty steads within the territorial limits of excess of 1,000 cubic feet during Cents ($19.60). All water used in the City of Cleveland owned by a per- each three month billing period excess of 1,000 cubic feet during son sixty-five years of age or older shall cost Thirty-Four Dollars and each three month billing period or permanently and totally disabled; Seventeen Cents ($34.17) per 1,000 shall cost Forty-One Dollars and provided that such person obtains a cubic feet. Eighty-Eight Cents ($41.88) per certificate of reduction in taxes pur- (3) A minimum service and con- 1,000 cubic feet. suant to the Homestead Exemption sumption charge shall be made to (d) Regular beginning 1/1/04 provisions of Sections 323.151 through each and every customer in the through 12/31/04 323.157 of the Revised Code. The third high service district. The min- (1) A minimum service and con- charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of imum charge for the first 1,000 cubic sumption charge shall be made to water used by each homestead shall feet or less of water used during each and every customer in the low be Three Dollars and Seventy-Four each three month billing period and first high service districts. The Cents ($3.74). There shall be a mini- shall be Eighteen Dollars and Thir- minimum charge for the first 1,000 mum charge of Three Dollars and ty-Six Cents ($18.36). All water used cubic feet or less of water used dur- Seventy-Four Cents ($3.74) for the in excess of 1,000 cubic feet during ing each three month billing period first 1,000 cubic feet or less used by each three month billing period shall be Fourteen Dollars and Nine- each homestead during each three shall cost Thirty-Nine Dollars and ty-Eight Cents ($14.98). All water month billing period. Twenty-Two Cents ($39.22) per 1,000 used in excess of 1,000 cubic feet (k) Special Homestead beginning cubic feet. during each three month billing 1/1/04 through 12/31/04 (b) Regular Beginning 1/1/02 period shall cost Thirty-One Dollars A minimum service and consump- through 12/31/02 and Ninety-Eight Cents ($31.98) per tion charge shall be made to home- (1) A minimum service and con- 1,000 cubic feet. steads within the territorial limits sumption charge shall be made to (2) A minimum service and con- of the City of Cleveland owned by each and every customer in the low sumption charge shall be made to a person sixty-five years of age or and first high service districts. The each and every customer in the sec- older or permanently and totally dis- minimum charge for the first 1,000 ond high district. The minimum abled; provided that such person cubic feet or less of water used dur- charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet obtains a certificate of reduction in ing each three month billing period or less of water used during each taxes pursuant to the Homestead shall be Fourteen Dollars ($14.00). three month billing period shall be Exemption provisions of Sections All water used in excess of 1,000 Seventeen Dollars and Twenty-Nine 323.151 through 323.157 of the cubic feet during each three month Cents ($17.29). All water used in Revised Code. The charge for each billing period shall cost Twenty- excess of 1,000 cubic feet during 1,000 cubic feet of water used by Nine Dollars and Eighty-Eight Cents each three month billing period each homestead shall be Three Dol- ($29.88) per 1,000 cubic feet. shall cost Thirty-Seven Dollars and lars and Eighty-One Cents ($3.81). (2) A minimum service and con- Seventy Cents ($37.70) per 1,000 There shall be a minimum charge of sumption charge shall be made to cubic feet. Three Dollars and Eighty-One Cents each and every customer in the sec- (3) A minimum service and con- ($3.81) for the first 1,000 cubic feet ond high district. The minimum sumption charge shall be made to or less used by each homestead dur- charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet each and every customer in the third ing each three month billing period. or less of water used during each high service district. The minimum (l) Special Homestead beginning three month billing period shall be charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet 1/1/05 Sixteen Dollars and Seventeen Cents or less of water used during each A minimum service and consump- ($16.17). All water used in excess of three month billing period shall be tion charge shall be made to home- 1,000 cubic feet during each three Twenty Dollars and Twenty-Six steads within the territorial limits of month billing period shall cost Thir- Cents ($20.26). All water used in the City of Cleveland owned by a per- ty-Five Dollars and Thirty Cents excess of 1,000 cubic feet during son sixty-five years of age or older ($35.30) per 1,000 cubic feet. each three month billing period shall or permanently and totally disabled; (3) A minimum service and con- cost Forty-Seven Dollars and Forty- provided that such person obtains a sumption charge shall be made to Three Dollars and Twenty-Eight certificate of reduction in taxes pur- each and every customer in the third Cents (43.28) per 1,000 cubic feet. suant to the Homestead Exemption high service district. The minimum (e) Regular beginning 1/1/05 provisions of Sections 323.151 through charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet (1) A minimum service and con- 323.157 of the Revised Code. The or less of water used during each sumption charge shall be made to charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of three month billing period shall be each and every customer in the low water used by each homestead shall Eighteen Dollars and Ninety-Seven and first high service districts. The be Three Dollars and Eighty-Seven Cents ($18.97). All water used in minimum charge for the first 1,000 Cents ($3.87). There shall be a mini- excess of 1,000 cubic feet during cubic feet or less of water used dur- mum charge of Three Dollars and each three month billing period shall ing each three month billing period Eighty-Seven Cents ($3.87) for the cost Forty Dollars and Fifty-Three shall be Fifteen Dollars and Fifty first 1,000 cubic feet or less used by Cents ($40.53) per 1,000 cubic feet. Cents ($15.50). All water used in each homestead during each three (c) Regular beginning 1/1/03 excess of 1,000 cubic feet during month billing period. through 12/31/03 each three month billing period shall (m) The Director of Public Utilities (1) A minimum service and con- cost Thirty-Three Dollars and Eight shall prescribe the application form sumption charge shall be made to Cents ($33.08) per 1,000 cubic feet. for the homestead rate and have final each and every customer in the low (2) A minimum service and con- approval on all applications. and first high service districts. The sumption charge shall be made to minimum charge for the first 1,000 each and every customer in the sec- Section 535.05 Direct Service cubic feet or less of water used dur- ond high district. The minimum Water Rates in Cuyahoga County ing each three month billing period charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet Except Cleveland; Regular and Spe- shall be Fourteen Dollars and Forty- or less of water used during each cial Homestead Eight Cents ($14.48). All water used three month billing period shall be (a) Regular beginning 1/1/01 in excess of 1,000 cubic feet during Seventeen Dollars and Eighty-Eight through 12/31/01 each three month billing period shall Cents ($17.88). All water used in (1) A minimum service and con- cost Thirty Dollars and Ninety-One excess of 1,000 cubic feet during each sumption charge shall be made to Cents ($30.91) per 1,000 cubic feet. three month billing period shall cost each and every customer in the low (2) A minimum service and con- Thirty-Eight Dollars and Ninety-Six and first high service districts. The sumption charge shall be made to Cents ($38.96) per 1,000 cubic feet. minimum charge for the first 1,000 each and every customer in the sec- (3) A minimum service and con- cubic feet or less of water used dur- ond high district. The minimum sumption charge shall be made to ing each three month billing period charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet each and every customer in the third shall be Thirteen Dollars and Fifty- or less of water used during each high service district. The minimum Four Cents ($13.54). All water used three month billing period shall be charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet or in excess of 1,000 cubic feet during Sixteen Dollars and Seventy-Two less of water used during each three each three month billing period Cents ($16.72). All water used in month billing period shall be Twenty shall cost Twenty-Eight Dollars and excess of 1,000 cubic feet during each Dollars and Ninety-Three Cents Eighty-Nine Cents ($28.89) per 1,000 three month billing period shall cost ($20.93). All water used in excess of cubic feet. Thirty Six Dollars and Forty-Eight 1,000 cubic feet during each three (2) A minimum service and con- Cents ($36.48) per 1,000 cubic feet. month billing period shall be Forty- sumption charge shall be made to (3) A minimum service and con- Four Dollars and Seventy-Three Cents each and every customer in the sec- sumption charge shall be made to ($44.73) per 1,000 cubic feet. ond high district. The minimum each and every customer in the (f) Large Industrial Customers. charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet third high service district. The min- All water used in excess of 62,500,000 2104 August 22, 2001 The City Record 169 cubic feet during a three month (2) A minimum service and con- and Seventy-Nine Cents ($10.79). billing period shall be charged at a sumption charge shall be made to There shall be a minimum charge of rate of seventy-five percent (75%) of homesteads in the second high ser- be Ten Dollars and Seventy-Nine the rate prescribed in this section vice district owned by a person sixty- Cents ($10.79) for the first 1,000 for water used in excess of one thou- five years of age or older or by a per- cubic feet or less used by each sand (1,000) cubic feet. manently and totally disabled person; homestead during each three month (g) Customers supplied from more provided that such person obtains a billing period. than one service district. Cu s t o m e r s certificate of reduction in taxes pur- (k) Special Homestead beginning with premises supplied with water suant to the Homestead Exemption 1/1/04 through 12/31/04 from more than one service district provisions of Sections 323.151 through (1) A minimum service and con- shall be billed at the rate for the ser- 323.157 of the Revised Code. The sumption charge shall be made to vice district from which the predom- charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of homesteads in the low and first inant quantity of water is supplied. water used by each homestead shall high service districts owned by a (h) Special Homestead beginning be Eight Dollars and Thirty-Seven person sixty-five years of age or 1/1/01 through 12/31/01 Cents ($8.37). There shall be a mini- older or by a permanently and total- (1) A minimum service and con- mum charge of Eight Dollars and ly disabled person; provided that sumption charge shall be made to Thirty-Seven Cents ($8.37) for the such person obtains a certificate of homesteads in the low and first first 1,000 cubic feet or less used by reduction in taxes pursuant to the high service districts owned by a each homestead during each three Homestead Exemption provisions of person sixty-five years of age or month billing period. Sections 323.151 through 323.157 of older or by a permanently and total- (3) A minimum service and con- the Revised Code. The charge for ly disabled person; provided that sumption charge shall be made to each 1,000 cubic feet of water used such person obtains a certificate of homesteads in the third high service by each homestead shall be Six Dol- reduction in taxes pursuant to the district owned by a person sixty-five lars and Sixty-Six Cents ($6.66). Homestead Exemption provisions of years of age or older or by a per- There shall be a minimum charge of Sections 323.151 through 323.157 of manently and totally disabled per- Six Dollars and Sixty-Six Cents the Revised Code. The charge for son; provided that such person ($6.66) for the first 1,000 cubic feet each 1,000 cubic feet of water used obtains a certificate of reduction in or less used by each homestead dur- by each homestead shall be Six Dol- taxes pursuant to the Homestead ing each three month billing period. lars and Thirty-Two Cents ($6.32). Exemption provisions of Section (2) A minimum service and con- There shall be a minimum charge of 323.151 through 323.157 of the sumption charge shall be made to Six Dollars and Thirty-Two Cents Revised Code. The charge for each homesteads in the second high ser- ($6.32) for the first 1,000 cubic feet 1,000 cubic feet of water used by vice district owned by a person or less used by each homestead dur- each homestead shall be Ten Dollars sixty-five years of age or older or ing each three month billing period. and Sixty-Four Cents ($10.64). There by a permanently and totally dis- (2) A minimum service and con- shall be a minimum charge of Ten abled person; provided that such per- sumption charge shall be made to Dollars and Sixty-Four Cents son obtains a certificate of reduction homesteads in the second high ser- ($10.64) for the first 1,000 cubic feet in taxes pursuant to the Homestead vice district owned by a person sixty- or less used by each homestead dur- Exemption provisions of Sections five years of age or older or by a per- ing each three month billing period. 323.151 through 323.157 of the manently and totally disabled person; (j) Special Homestead beginning Revised Code. The charge for each provided that such person obtains a 1/1/03 through 12/31/03 1,000 cubic feet of water used by certificate of reduction in taxes pur- (1) A minimum service and con- each homestead shall be Eight Dol- suant to the Homestead Exemption sumption charge shall be made to lars and Sixty-Three Cents ($8.63). provisions of Sections 323.151 through homesteads in the low and first There shall be a minimum charge of 323.157 of the Revised Code. The charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of high service districts owned by a Eight Dollars and Sixty-Three Cents person sixty-five years of age or ($8.63) for the first 1,000 cubic feet water used by each homestead shall be Eight Dollars and Twenty-Four older or by a permanently and total- or less used by each homestead dur- Cents ($8.24). There shall be a mini- ly disabled person; provided that ing each three month billing period. mum charge of Eight Dollars and such person obtains a certificate of (3) A minimum service and con- Twenty-Four Cents ($8.24) for the reduction in taxes pursuant to the sumption charge shall be made to first 1,000 cubic feet or less used by Homestead Exemption provisions of homesteads in the third high service each homestead during each three Sections 323.151 through 323.157 of district owned by a person sixty-five month billing period. the Revised Code. The charge for years of age or older or by a per- (3) A minimum service and con- each 1,000 cubic feet of water used manently and totally disabled per- sumption charge shall be made to by each homestead shall be Six Dol- son; provided that such person homesteads in the third high service lars and Fifty-Four Cents ($6.54). obtains a certificate of reduction in district owned by a person sixty-five There shall be a minimum charge of taxes pursuant to the Homestead years of age or older or by a per- Six Dollars and Fifty-Four Cents Exemption provisions of Section manently and totally disabled per- ($6.54) for the first 1,000 cubic feet 323.151 through 323.157 of the son; provided that such person or less used by each homestead dur- Revised Code. The charge for each obtains a certificate of reduction in ing each three month billing period. 1,000 cubic feet of water used by taxes pursuant to the Homestead (2) A minimum service and con- each homestead shall be Ten Dollars Exemption provisions of Section sumption charge shall be made to and Ninety-Four Cents ($10.94). 323.151 through 323.157 of the homesteads in the second high ser- There shall be a minimum charge of Revised Code. The charge for each vice district owned by a person be Ten Dollars and Ninety-Four 1,000 cubic feet of water used by sixty-five years of age or older or Cents ($10.94) for the first 1,000 each homestead shall be Ten Dollars by a permanently and totally dis- cubic feet or less used by each and Forty-Nine Cents ($10.49). There abled person; provided that such per- homestead during each three month shall be a minimum charge of Ten son obtains a certificate of reduction billing period. Dollars and Forty-Nine Cents in taxes pursuant to the Homestead (l) Special Homestead beginning ($10.49) for the first 1,000 cubic feet Exemption provisions of Sections 1/1/05 or less used by each homestead dur- 323.151 through 323.157 of the (1) A minimum service and con- ing each three month billing period. Revised Code. The charge for each sumption charge shall be made to (i) Special Homestead beginning 1,000 cubic feet of water used by homesteads in the low and first high 1/1/02 through 12/31/02 each homestead shall be Eight Dol- service districts owned by a person (1) A minimum service and con- lars and Fifty Cents ($8.50). There sixty-five years of age or older or by sumption charge shall be made to shall be a minimum charge of Eight a permanently and totally disabled homesteads in the low and first Dollars and Fifty Cents ($8.50) for person; provided that such person high service districts owned by a the first 1,000 cubic feet or less used obtains a certificate of reduction in person sixty-five years of age or by each homestead during each taxes pursuant to the Homestead older or by a permanently and total- three month billing period. Exemption provisions of Sections ly disabled person; provided that (3) A minimum service and con- 323.151 through 323.157 of the such person obtains a certificate of sumption charge shall be made to Revised Code. The charge for each reduction in taxes pursuant to the homesteads in the third high service 1,000 cubic feet of water used by Homestead Exemption provisions of district owned by a person sixty-five each homestead shall be Six Dollars Sections 323.151 through 323.157 of years of age or older or by a per- and Seventy-Seven Cents ($6.77). the Revised Code. The charge for manently and totally disabled per- There shall be a minimum charge of each 1,000 cubic feet of water used son; provided that such person Six Dollars and Seventy-Seven Cents by each homestead shall be Six Dol- obtains a certificate of reduction in ($6.77) for the first 1,000 cubic feet lars and Forty-Three Cents ($6.43). taxes pursuant to the Homestead or less used by each homestead dur- There shall be a minimum charge of Exemption provisions of Section ing each three month billing period. Six Dollars and Forty-Three Cents 323.151 through 323.157 of the (2) A minimum service and con- ($6.43) for the first 1,000 cubic feet Revised Code. The charge for each sumption charge shall be made to or less used by each homestead dur- 1,000 cubic feet of water used by homesteads in the second high ser- ing each three month billing period. each homestead shall be Ten Dollars vice district owned by a person 2105 170 The City Record August 22, 2001 sixty-five years of age or older or each and every customer in Summit sions of Sections 323.151 through by a permanently and totally dis- and Medina Counties. The minimum 323.157 of the Revised Code. The abled person; provided that such per- charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet or charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of son obtains a certificate of reduction less of water used during each three water used by each homestead shall in taxes pursuant to the Homestead month billing period shall be Twenty be Ten Dollars and Seventy-Nine Exemption provisions of Sections Dollars and Twenty-Six Cents ($20.26). Cents ($10.79). There shall be a min- 323.151 through 323.157 of the (2) All water used in excess of imum charge of Ten Dollars and Revised Code. The charge for each 1,000 cubic feet during each three Seventy-Nine Cents ($10.79) for the 1,000 cubic feet of water used by month billing period shall cost Forty- first 1,000 cubic feet or less used by each homestead shall be Eight Dol- Three Dollars and Twenty-Eight each homestead during each three lars and Seventy-Six Cents ($8.76). Cents ($43.28) per 1,000 cubic feet. month billing period. There shall be a minimum charge of (e) Regular beginning 1/1/05 (k) Special Homestead beginning Eight Dollars and Seventy-Six Cents (1) A minimum service and con- 1/1/04 through 12/31/04 ($8.76) for the first 1,000 cubic feet sumption charge shall be made to A minimum service and consump- or less used by each homestead dur- each and every customer in Summit tion charge shall be made to home- ing each three month billing period. and Medina Counties. The minimum steads in Summit and Medina Coun- (3) A minimum service and con- charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet ties owned by a person sixty-five sumption charge shall be made to or less of water used during each years of age or older or a perma- homesteads in the third high service three month billing period shall be nently disabled person; provided district owned by a person sixty-five Twenty Dollars and Ninety-Three that such person obtains a certifi- years of age or older or by a per- Cents ($20.93). cate of reduction in taxes pursuant manently and totally disabled per- (2) All water used in excess of to the Homestead Exemption provi- son; provided that such person 1,000 cubic feet during each three sions of Sections 323.151 through obtains a certificate of reduction in month billing period shall cost Forty- 323.157 of the Revised Code. The taxes pursuant to the Homestead Four Dollars and Seventy-Three charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of Exemption provisions of Section Cents ($44.73) per 1,000 cubic feet. water used by each homestead shall 323.151 through 323.157 of the (f) Large Industrial Customers. be Ten Dollars and Ninety-Four Revised Code. The charge for each All water used in excess of 62,500,000 Cents ($10.94). There shall be a min- 1,000 cubic feet of water used by cubic feet during a three month imum charge of be Ten Dollars and each homestead shall be Eleven Dol- billing period shall be charged at a Ninety-Four Cents ($10.94) for the lars and Nine Cents ($11.09). There rate of seventy-five percent (75%) of first 1,000 cubic feet or less used by shall be a minimum charge of the rate prescribed in this section each homestead during each three Eleven Dollars and Nine Cents for water used in excess of one thou- month billing period. ($11.09) for the first 1,000 cubic feet sand (1,000) cubic feet. (l) Special Homestead beginning or less used by each homestead dur- (g) Customers supplied from more 1/1/05 ing each three month billing period. than one service district. Cu s t o m e r s A minimum service and consump- (m) The Director of Public Utilities with premises supplied with water tion charge shall be made to home- shall prescribe the application form from more than one service district steads in Summit and Medina Coun- for the homestead rate and have final shall be billed at the rate for the ser- ties owned by a person sixty-five approval on all applications. vice district from which the predom- years of age or older or a perma- inant quantity of water is supplied. nently disabled person; provided Section 535.06 Direct Service (h) Special Homestead beginning that such person obtains a certifi- Water Rates in Summit and Medina 1/1/01 through 12/31/01 cate of reduction in taxes pursuant Counties; Regular and Special A minimum service and consump- to the Homestead Exemption provi- Homestead tion charge shall be made to home- sions of Sections 323.151 through (a) Regular beginning 1/1/01 steads in Summit and Medina Coun- 323.157 of the Revised Code. The through 12/31/01 ties owned by a person sixty-five charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of (1) A minimum service and con- years of age or older or a perma- water used by each homestead shall sumption charge shall be made to nently disabled person; provided be Eleven Dollars and Nine Cents each and every customer in Summit that such person obtains a certifi- ($11.09). There shall be a minimum and Medina Counties. The minimum cate of reduction in taxes pursuant charge of Eleven Dollars and Nine charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet to the Homestead Exemption provi- Cents ($11.09) for the first 1,000 or less of water used during each sions of Sections 323.151 through cubic feet or less used by each three month billing period shall be 323.157 of the Revised Code. The homestead during each three month Eighteen Dollars and Thirty-Six charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of billing period. Cents ($18.36). water used by each homestead shall (m) The Director of Public Utilities (2) All water used in excess of be Ten Dollars and Forty-Nine Cents shall prescribe the application form 1,000 cubic feet during each three ($10.49). There shall be a minimum for the homestead rate and have month billing period shall cost Thir- charge of be Ten Dollars and Forty- final approval on all applications. ty-Nine Dollars and Twenty-Two Nine Cents ($10.49) for the first 1,000 Section 3. That existing Sections Cents ($39.22) per 1,000 cubic feet. cubic feet or less used by each 535.04, 535.05 and 535.06 of the Codi- (b) Regular beginning 1/1/02 homestead during each three month fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, through 12/31/02 billing period. 1976, as amended by Ordinance No. (1) A minimum service and con- (i) Special Homestead beginning 1743-99, passed June 15, 2000, are sumption charge shall be made to 1/1/02 through 12/31/02 hereby repealed. each and every customer in Summit A minimum service and consump- Section 4. That this ordinance is and Medina Counties. The minimum tion charge shall be made to home- hereby declared to be an emergency charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet steads in Summit and Medina Coun- measure and, provided it receives or less of water used during each ties owned by a person sixty-five the affirmative vote of two-thirds of three month billing period shall be years of age or older or a perma- all the members elected to Council, shall be Eighteen Dollars and Nine- nently disabled person; provided it shall take effect and be in force ty-Seven Cents ($18.97). that such person obtains a certifi- immediately upon its passage and (2) All water used in excess of cate of reduction in taxes pursuant approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 1,000 cubic feet during each three to the Homestead Exemption provi- shall take effect and be in force month billing period shall cost sions of Sections 323.151 through from and after the earliest period Forty Dollars and Fifty-Three Cents 323.157 of the Revised Code. The allowed by law. ($40.53) per 1,000 cubic feet. charge for each 1,000 cubic feet of Passed August 15, 2001. (c) Regular beginning 1/1/03 water used by each homestead shall Awaiting the approval or disap- through 12/31/03 be Ten Dollars and Sixty-Four Cents proval of the Mayor. (1) A minimum service and con- ($10.64). There shall be a minimum sumption charge shall be made to charge of Ten Dollars and Sixty- each and every customer in Summit Four Cents ($10.64) for the first and Medina Counties. The minimum 1,000 cubic feet or less used by each Ord. No. 1552-01. charge for the first 1,000 cubic feet or homestead during each three month By Councilman Patmon. less of water used during each three billing period. An emergency ordinance authoriz- month billing period shall be Nine- (j) Special Homestead beginning ing and directing the Director of teen Dollars and Sixty Cents ($19.60). 1/1/03 through 12/31/03 Public Service to issue a permit to (2) All water used in excess of A minimum service and consump- the Cleveland Cultural Garden Fed- 1,000 cubic feet during each three tion charge shall be made to home- eration to stretch one banner across month billing period shall cost steads in Summit and Medina Coun- Martin Luther King Jr. Drive north Forty-One Dollars and Eighty-Eight ties owned by a person sixty-five of Parkgate Ave. on Cleveland Pub- Cents ($41.88) per 1,000 cubic feet. years of age or older or a perma- lic Power utility poles (by separate (d) Regular beginning 1/1/04 nently disabled person; provided permission) for the period of August through 12/31/04 that such person obtains a certifi- 30, 2001 to September 10, 2001, inclu- (1) A minimum service and con- cate of reduction in taxes pursuant sive, to publicize their special annu- sumption charge shall be made to to the Homestead Exemption provi- al event; “One World Day”. 2106 August 22, 2001 The City Record 171

Whereas, this ordinance constitutes Section 3. That the Director of Section 1. That the Director of an emergency measure providing for Law shall prepare and approve said Community Development is autho- the usual daily operation of a munic- contract and that the contract shall rized to enter into an agreement ipal department; now, therefore contain such terms and provisions with Glenville Development Corpora- Be it ordained by the Council of as he deems necessary to protect the tion for the construction of the the City of Cleveland: City’s interest. Glenville Neighborhood Hall of Fame Section 1. That notwithstanding Section 4. That this ordinance is Monument recognizing the contribu- the provision of Section 623.13 of the hereby declared to be an emergency tions of Glenville residents, and for Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, measure and provided it receives the the purpose of creating jobs and Ohio 1976, the Director of Public Ser- affirmative vote of two thirds of all employment opportunities in the City vice is hereby authorized and direct- the members elected to Council, it of Cleveland, through the use of ed to issue a permit to the Cleve- shall take effect and be in force Ward 8 Neighborhood Equity Funds. land Cultural Garden Federation, of immediately upon its passage and Section 2. That the cost of said Cleveland, Ohio, to install, maintain approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it contract shall be in an amount not and remove one (1) banner to be shall take effect and be in force to exceed $50,000 and shall be paid hung on Cleveland Public Power from and after the earliest period from Fund No. 10 SF 166. utility poles, (by separate permis- allowed by law. Section 3. That the Director of sion) publicizing their special annu- Passed August 15, 2001. Law shall prepare and approve said al event; “One World Day”, for the Awaiting the approval or disap- contract and that the contract shall period of August 30, 2001 to Sep- proval of the Mayor. tember 10, 2001, inclusive, and which contain such terms and provisions banners are to be hung at the fol- as he deems necessary to protect the lowing pole locations and on the fol- City’s interest. Section 4. That this ordinance is lowing pole numbers: Martin Luther Ord. No. 1554-01. King Jr. Drive - one (1) pole North hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilman Patmon. measure and provided it receives the of Parkgate Avenue on the West An emergency ordinance authoriz- side of the street, No pole number affirmative vote of two thirds of all ing the Director of Community the members elected to Council, it or tag; and one (1) pole North of Development to enter into an agree- Parkgate Avenue on the East side shall take effect and be in force ment with Glenville Development immediately upon its passage and of the street, No pole number or tag; Corporation for Reddlo Development and which poles location and ban- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it through the use of Ward 8 Neigh- shall take effect and be in force ners shall be approved by the Direc- borhood Equity Funds. tor of Public Service in consultation from and after the earliest period Whereas, this ordinance constitutes with the Director of Public Safety, allowed by law. an emergency measure providing for as to type, method of affixing and Passed August 15, 2001. the usual daily operation of a munic- location so as not to interfere with Awaiting the approval or disap- any sign erected and maintained ipal department; now, therefore, proval of the Mayor. under the requirements of law or Be it ordained by the Council of ordinance. The permission of the the City of Cleveland: owner of any pole from which ban- Section 1. That the Director of ners will be hung must be obtained Community Development is autho- rized to enter into an agreement Ord. No. 1556-01. prior to issuance of the permit. No By Councilman Patmon (by depart- commercial advertising shall be with Glenville Development Corpo- ration for Reddlo Development for mental request). printed or permitted on said ban- An emergency ordinance approv- ners, and said banners shall be the new construction of a profes- sional building to be located at the ing the collective bargaining agree- removed promptly upon the expira- ment with International Brotherhood tion of said permit. Intersection of East 105th Street and Hathaway Avenue for the purpose of Electrical Workers, Local 39. Section 2. That this ordinance is Whereas, this ordinance consti- hereby declared to be an emergency of creating jobs and employment opportunities in the City of Cleve- tutes an emergency measure provid- measure and, provided it receives ing for the usual daily operation of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of land, through the use of Ward 8 Neighborhood Equity Funds. a municipal department; now, there- all the members elected to Council, fore it shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That the cost of said Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and contract shall be in an amount not the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise it to exceed $25,000 and shall be paid shall take effect and be in force from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Section 1. That, in accordance from and after the earliest period Section 3. That the Director of with division (B) of Section 4117.10 allowed by law. Law shall prepare and approve said of the Revised Code, this Council Passed August 15, 2001. contract and that the contract shall hereby approves the collective bar- Awaiting the approval or disap- contain such terms and provisions gaining agreement with the Inter- proval of the Mayor. as he deems necessary to protect the national Brotherhood of Electrical City’s interest. Workers, Local 39 which contains Section 4. That this ordinance is the terms set forth in File No. 1556- hereby declared to be an emergency 01-A, for the period from April 1, measure and provided it receives the Ord. No. 1553-01. 2001 through March 31, 2004, which affirmative vote of two thirds of all By Councilman Patmon. provides, among other things, for an An emergency ordinance authoriz- the members elected to Council, it increase in the salaries and wages ing the Director of Community shall take effect and be in force for members of the bargaining unit Development to enter into an agree- immediately upon its passage and in accordance with the following ment with Glenville Development approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it schedule: Corporation for construction of the shall take effect and be in force Bradley Construction Company from and after the earliest period Increase Effective Date Headquarters and Hardware store allowed by law. of Increase through the use of Ward 8 Neigh- Passed August 15, 2001. borhood Equity Funds. Awaiting the approval or disap- Three percent (3%) April 1, 2001 Whereas, this ordinance constitutes proval of the Mayor. an emergency measure providing for Three and one-half the usual daily operation of a munic- percent (3.5%) April 1, 2002 ipal department; now, therefore, Ord. No. 1555-01. Be it ordained by the Council of Four percent (4%) April 1, 2003 the City of Cleveland: By Councilman Patmon. Section 1. That the Director of An emergency ordinance authoriz- ing the Director of Community Section 2. That this ordinance is Community Development is autho- hereby declared to be an emergency rized to enter into an agreement Development to enter into an agree- measure and, provided it receives with Glenville Development Corpora- ment with Glenville Development tion for construction of the Bradley Corporation for the Glenville Neigh- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Construction Company Headquarters borhood Hall of Fame through the all the members elected to Council, and Hardware store, and for the pur- use of Ward 8 Neighborhood Equity it shall take effect and be in force pose of creating jobs and employ- Funds. immediately upon its passage and ment opportunities in the City of Whereas, this ordinance consti- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Cleveland, through the use of Ward tutes an emergency measure provid- shall take effect and be in force 8 Neighborhood Equity Funds. ing for the usual daily operation of from and after the earliest period Section 2. That the cost of said a municipal department; now, there- allowed by law. contract shall be in an amount not fore, Passed August 15, 2001. to exceed $65,183 and shall be paid Be it ordained by the Council of Awaiting the approval or disap- from Fund No. 10 SF 166. the City of Cleveland: proval of the Mayor. 2107 172 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ord. No. 1557-01. Section 2. That this ordinance is hereby approves the collective bar- By Councilman Patmon (by depart- hereby declared to be an emergency gaining agreement with the Munici- mental request). measure and, provided it receives pal Foreman & Laborers Union An emergency ordinance approving the affirmative vote of two-thirds of (Supervisory), Local 1099 which con- the collective bargaining agreement all the members elected to Council, tains the terms set forth in File No. with Service Hospital Nursing Home it shall take effect and be in force 1560-01-A, for the period from April & Public Employees (Custodial immediately upon its passage and 1, 2001 through March 31, 2004, Workers & Bridge Oilers), Local 47. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it which provides, among other things, Whereas, this ordinance constitutes shall take effect and be in force for an increase in the salaries and an emergency measure providing for from and after the earliest period wages for members of the bargain- the usual daily operation of a munic- allowed by law. ing unit in accordance with the fol- ipal department; now, therefore Passed August 15, 2001. lowing schedule: Be it ordained by the Council of Awaiting the approval or disap- Increase Effective Date the City of Cleveland: proval of the Mayor. of Increase Section 1. That, in accordance with division (B) of Section 4117.10 Three percent (3%) April 1, 2001 of the Revised Code, this Council hereby approves the collective bar- gaining agreement with the Service Ord. No. 1559-01. Three and one-half Hospital Nursing Home & Public By Councilman Patmon (by depart- percent (3.5%) April 1, 2002 Employees (Custodial Workers & mental request). Bridge Oilers), Local 47 which con- An emergency ordinance approv- Four percent (4%) April 1, 2003 tains the terms set forth in File No. ing the collective bargaining agree- 1557-01-A, for the period from April ment with International Association Section 2. That this ordinance is 1, 2001 through March 31, 2004, of Machinists District Council 54, hereby declared to be an emergency which provides, among other things, Local 439. measure and, provided it receives for an increase in the salaries and Whereas, this ordinance consti- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of wages for members of the bargain- tutes an emergency measure provid- all the members elected to Council, ing unit in accordance with the fol- ing for the usual daily operation of it shall take effect and be in force lowing schedule: a municipal department; now, there- immediately upon its passage and fore approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Increase Effective Date Be it ordained by the Council of shall take effect and be in force of Increase the City of Cleveland: from and after the earliest period Section 1. That, in accordance allowed by law. Three percent (3%) April 1, 2001 with division (B) of Section 4117.10 Passed August 15, 2001. of the Revised Code, this Council Awaiting the approval or disap- Three and one-half hereby approves the collective bar- proval of the Mayor. percent (3.5%) April 1, 2002 gaining agreement with the Inter- national Association of Machinists Four percent (4%) April 1, 2003 District Council 54, Local 439 which contains the terms set forth in File Ord. No. 1561-01. Section 2. That this ordinance is No. 1559-01-A, for the period from By Councilman Patmon (by depart- hereby declared to be an emergency April 1, 2001 through March 31, 2004, mental request). measure and, provided it receives which provides, among other things, An emergency ordinance approving the affirmative vote of two-thirds of for an increase in the salaries and the collective bargaining agreement all the members elected to Council, wages for members of the bargain- it shall take effect and be in force with Municipal Foreman & Laborers immediately upon its passage and ing unit in accordance with the fol- Union (Non-Supervisory), Local 1099. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it lowing schedule: Whereas, this ordinance consti- shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- from and after the earliest period Increase Effective Date ing for the usual daily operation of allowed by law. of Increase a municipal department; now, there- Passed August 15, 2001. fore Awaiting the approval or disap- Three percent (3%) April 1, 2001 Be it ordained by the Council of proval of the Mayor. the City of Cleveland: Three and one-half Section 1. That, in accordance percent (3.5%) April 1, 2002 with division (B) of Section 4117.10 of the Revised Code, this Council Ord. No. 1558-01. Four percent (4%) April 1, 2003 hereby approves the collective bar- By Councilman Patmon (by depart- gaining agreement with the Munici- mental request). Section 2. That this ordinance is pal Foreman & Laborers Union An emergency ordinance approv- hereby declared to be an emergency (Non-Supervisory), Local 1099 which ing the collective bargaining agree- measure and, provided it receives contains the terms set forth in File ment with AFSCME, Ohio Council 8, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of No. 1561-01-A, for the period from Local 100. all the members elected to Council, April 1, 2001 through March 31, 2004, Whereas, this ordinance consti- it shall take effect and be in force which provides, among other things, tutes an emergency measure provid- immediately upon its passage and for an increase in the salaries and ing for the usual daily operation of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it wages for members of the bargain- a municipal department; now, there- shall take effect and be in force ing unit in accordance with the fol- fore from and after the earliest period lowing schedule: Be it ordained by the Council of allowed by law. the City of Cleveland: Passed August 15, 2001. Increase Effective Date Section 1. That, in accordance Awaiting the approval or disap- of Increase with division (B) of Section 4117.10 proval of the Mayor. of the Revised Code, this Council Three percent (3%) April 1, 2001 hereby approves the collective bar- gaining agreement with the Three and one-half AFSCME, Ohio Council 8, Local 100 Ord. No. 1560-01. percent (3.5%) April 1, 2002 which contains the terms set forth By Councilman Patmon (by depart- in File No. 1558-01-A, for the period mental request). Four percent (4%) April 1, 2003 from April 1, 2001 through March 31, 2004, which provides, among other An emergency ordinance approv- things, for an increase in the ing the collective bargaining agree- Section 2. That this ordinance is salaries and wages for members of ment with Municipal Foreman & hereby declared to be an emergency the bargaining unit in accordance Laborers Union (Supervisory), Local measure and, provided it receives with the following schedule: 1099. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, this ordinance consti- all the members elected to Council, Increase Effective Date tutes an emergency measure provid- it shall take effect and be in force of Increase ing for the usual daily operation of immediately upon its passage and a municipal department; now, there- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Three percent (3%) April 1, 2001 fore shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of from and after the earliest period Three and one-half the City of Cleveland: allowed by law. percent (3.5%) April 1, 2002 Section 1. That, in accordance Passed August 15, 2001. with division (B) of Section 4117.10 Awaiting the approval or disap- Four percent (4%) April 1, 2003 of the Revised Code, this Council proval of the Mayor. 2108 August 22, 2001 The City Record 173

Ord. No. 1562-01. By Councilman Patmon (by departmental request). An emergency ordinance establishing salary and wage schedules for various classifications, effective as of April 1, 2001, and repealing existing Ordinance No. 434-01, passed March 20, 2000, as amended. Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure providing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, therefore, Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That this ordinance shall be known as the “General Salary Ordinance.” Further, that except as other- wise herein provided, the schedules of compensation set forth in Sections 2 to 50 inclusive, shall be effective as of April 1, 2001.

Section 2. Secretary to the Mayor, Directors of Departments, Planning Director, Executive Director Community Relations Board, four Executive Assistants to the Mayor (a) That the salary of the Secretary to the Mayor shall be fixed by the Mayor at not less than $49,078.05 and not more than $154,315.05 per annum. (b) That the salary of the the Directors of Law, Finance, Public Utilities, Port Control, Economic Development, Public Safety, Parks, Recreation and Properties, Public Service, Public Health, Personnel and Human Resources, Community Development, Aging, the Planning Director, and the Executive Director of the Community Relations Board and four (4) Executive Assistants to the Mayor shall be fixed by the Mayor at not less than $49,078.05 and not more than $148,750.72 per annum.

Section 3. Clerk of Council That the salary of the Clerk of Council shall be fixed at not less than $41,416.04 and not more than $93,581.41 per annum.

Section 4. Employees of Council-Salary That the Clerk of Council, with the approval of the President of Council, shall fix the salary of the employees of Council within the limits established in the following schedule for each classification:

Minimum Maximum

1. Administrative Assistant...... 21,112.14 67,858.34 2. Archivist...... 18,630.00 67,858.34 3. Chief of Consumer Affairs...... 21,851.06 74,644.18 4. Chief Deputy Clerk ...... 21,851.06 67,858.34 5. Chief Legislative Secretary...... 21,851.06 67,858.34 6. Clerk’s Deputy Assistant...... 21,851.06 67,858.34 7. Clerk’s Assistant...... $18.72 per hour $21.30 per hour 8. Councilmanic Assistants (Part-Time)...... $ 7.16 per hour $14.02 per hour 9. Council Receptionist...... 18,630.00 40,715.00 10. Deputy Clerk...... 21,112.14 67,858.34 11. Deputy Clerk – Finance...... 21,112.14 67,858.34 12. Director of Communications...... 24,974.46 76,644.18 13. Executive Assistant – Administration...... 24,974.46 81,430.02 14. Executive Assistant – Finance...... 24,974.46 81,430.02 15. Executive Assistant to the Clerk of Council...... 24,974.46 81,430.02 16. Executive Transition Coordinator...... 41,416.04 86,430.02 17. First Assistant Clerk...... 24,975.91 67,858.34 18. Fiscal Officer...... $25.85 per hour $41.81 per hour 19. Fiscal Secretary...... 24,975.91 64,336.48 20. Information Systems Coordinator...... 21,851.06 74,098.58 21. Information Systems Administrator...... 21,851.06 81,430.02 22. Legislative Assistants...... 18,630.00 54,286.68 23. Legislative Assistant/Administrative Secretary...... 18,630.00 64,336.48 24. Legislative Secretary...... 18,630.00 54,286.68 25. Research Assistant...... 21,851.06 81,430.02 26. Research Director...... 21,851.06 81,430.02 27. Sergeant-at-Arms...... 13,304.30 37,328.41

Section 5. Secretary of Civil Service Commission, Secretaries to Director, and Executive Assistants to the Mayor That the salary of the Secretary of the Civil Service Commission, the salary of the Secretary to each Director of a Department, and the salaries of four Executive Assistants to the Mayor shall be fixed by the Mayor in accordance with the following schedule:

Minimum Maximum 1. Four Executive Assistants to the Mayor...... $35,410.47 $125,241.90 2. Special Assistant to the Mayor...... 20,410.00 79,901.99 3. Secretary to Directors of Departments...... 36,590.39 105,803.73 4. Secretary of the Civil Service Commission...... 25,011.85 74,623.50

Section 6. Department of Law That the Director of Law shall fix the salary of each member of his staff of lawyers in accordance with the following schedule: 2109 174 The City Record August 22, 2001

CIVIL BRANCH Minimum Maximum 1. Chief Counsel...... $36,750.00 $116,992.77 2. Chief Assistant Director of Law...... 31,500.00 90,878.58 3. Assistant Director of Law I...... 26,250.00 65,671.03 4. Assistant Director of Law I(s)...... 26,250.00 71,224.40 5. Assistant Director of Law II...... 31,500.00 74,126.31 6. Assistant Director of Law II(s)...... 31,500.00 80,831.61

CRIMINAL BRANCH 1. Chief Assistant Prosecutor...... 36,750.00 104,435.53 2. First Assistant Prosecutor...... 31,500.00 82,232.88 3. Assistant Prosecutor...... 23,100.00 65,274.98

Section 7. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Custodial Worker...... $ 8.34 per hour $12.58 per hour 2. Window Washer...... $12.54 per hour $17.07 per hour 3. Bridge Oiler...... $ 8.96 per hour $15.18 per hour

Section 8. That salaries in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Accountant I...... $ 6.55 per hour $16.68 per hour 2. Accountant II...... $ 7.27 per hour $18.29 per hour 3. Accountant III...... $ 8.20 per hour $20.28 per hour 4. Accountant Clerk I...... $ 5.15 per hour $13.51 per hour 5. Accountant Clerk II...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.60 per hour 6. Activities Therapist...... $ 9.15 per hour $12.84 per hour 7. AIDS Support Services Coordinator...... $10.49 per hour $14.37 per hour 8. Air Pollution Control Engineer I...... $ 8.43 per hour $21.44 per hour 9. Air Pollution Control Engineer II...... $ 8.96 per hour $22.60 per hour 10. Air Pollution Control Engineer III...... $ 9.50 per hour $23.81 per hour 11. Air Pollution Engineer...... $12.04 per hour $16.74 per hour 12. Air Pollution Inspector I...... $12.12 per hour $17.25 per hour 13. Air Pollution Inspector II...... $ 7.76 per hour $19.24 per hour 14. Air Pollution Technician I...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 15. Air Pollution Technician II...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 16. Air Pollution Technician III...... $ 8.43 per hour $21.44 per hour 17. Airport Information Representative...... $10.02 per hour $14.01 per hour 18. Airport Operations Agent I...... $14.14 per hour $17.32 per hour 19. Airport Operations Agent II...... $17.77 per hour $20.39 per hour 20. Airport Safety Man...... $14.19 per hour $17.72 per hour 21. Architect...... $ 9.73 per hour $25.22 per hour 22. Associate Engineer...... $17.83 per hour $23.58 per hour 23. Assistant Buyer...... $ 6.71 per hour $17.50 per hour 24. Assistant City Planner...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 25. Assistant Civil Engineer...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 26. Assistant Electrical Engineer...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 27. Assistant Mechanical Engineer...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 28. Assistant Plan Examiner...... $13.42 per hour $19.24 per hour 29. Associate Programmer...... $ 7.55 per hour $19.60 per hour 30. Bacteriologist...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 31. Bill Collector...... $10.02 per hour $14.01 per hour 32. Building Inspector...... $14.26 per hour $18.60 per hour 33. Camera Room Operator...... $ 6.04 per hour $15.92 per hour 34. Caseworker I...... $ 5.90 per hour $15.21 per hour 35. Caseworker II...... $ 6.55 per hour $16.68 per hour 36. Cashier/Starter...... $ 6.36 per hour $16.68 per hour 37. Chemist...... $ 8.90 per hour $21.86 per hour 38. Chief Miscellaneous Investigator...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 39. Citizens Information Representative...... $ 6.04 per hour $15.92 per hour 40. Civil Engineer...... $ 9.50 per hour $25.22 per hour 41. Claims Examiner...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 42. Clerk Typist...... $ 7.62 per hour $10.44 per hour 43. Clinical Laboratory Assistant...... $ 6.36 per hour $15.92 per hour 44. Clinical Laboratory Technician I...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 45. Clinical Laboratory Technician II...... $ 7.37 per hour $19.60 per hour 46. Cocaine Treatment Counselor I...... $ 8.56 per hour $15.14 per hour 47. Cocaine Intake Specialist...... $ 9.95 per hour $13.63 per hour 48. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector I...... $14.08 per hour $20.29 per hour 49. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector II...... $14.89 per hour $21.44 per hour 2110 August 22, 2001 The City Record 175

50. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector III...... $15.70 per hour $22.60 per hour 51. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Heating I...... $14.08 per hour $20.29 per hour 52. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Heating II...... $14.89 per hour $21.44 per hour 53. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Heating III...... $15.70 per hour $22.60 per hour 54. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Refrigeration I...... $14.08 per hour $20.29 per hour 55. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Refrigeration II...... $14.89 per hour $21.44 per hour 56. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Refrigeration III...... $15.70 per hour $22.60 per hour 57. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Trainee...... $ 9.97 per hour $16.37 per hour 58. Community Development Planner...... $ 9.87 per hour $24.26 per hour 59. Community Health Aide...... $ 5.15 per hour $13.51 per hour 60. Community Relations Representative I...... $ 6.04 per hour $15.92 per hour 61. Community Relations Representative II...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 62. Community Relations Representative III...... $ 9.51 per hour $23.81 per hour 63. Composing Equipment Operator...... $ 6.71 per hour $17.50 per hour 64. Computer Monitor Assistant...... $ 8.43 per hour $11.57 per hour 65. Computer Operator...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 66. Construction Technician...... $12.02 per hour $18.46 per hour 67. Consumer Protection Specialist...... $ 5.73 per hour $15.21 per hour 68. Contract and Monitoring Specialist...... $ 9.12 per hour $20.36 per hour 69. Cook...... $11.38 per hour $13.17 per hour 70. Copy Center Operator...... $ 5.67 per hour $14.60 per hour 71. Cost Construction Estimator...... $ 8.34 per hour $18.72 per hour 72. Customer Service Representative...... $10.03 per hour $14.58 per hour 73. Data Control Clerk...... $ 5.24 per hour $14.02 per hour 74. Data Conversion Operator...... $ 9.92 per hour $12.70 per hour 75. Dental Assistant ...... $ 5.15 per hour $13.24 per hour 76. Development Officer...... $ 8.96 per hour $22.59 per hour 77. Dietician...... $ 9.08 per hour $16.67 per hour 78. Drug and Alcohol Counselor...... $ 9.05 per hour $12.40 per hour 79. Electrical Engineer...... $ 9.50 per hour $25.22 per hour 80. Electronic Engineer...... $ 9.54 per hour $25.67 per hour 81. Elevator Inspector...... $14.23 per hour $18.60 per hour 82. Engineer...... $22.78 per hour $28.71 per hour 83. Environmental Compliance Specialist I...... $14.95 per hour $18.20 per hour 84. Environmental Compliance Specialist II...... $16.35 per hour $19.11 per hour 85. Environmental Compliance Specialist III...... $17.90 per hour $24.87 per hour 86. Environmental Enforcement Specialist I...... $14.95 per hour $18.99 per hour 87. Environmental Enforcement Specialist II...... $16.35 per hour $19.94 per hour 88. Environmental Enforcement Specialist III...... $17.90 per hour $20.95 per hour 89. Environmental Monitoring Specialist I...... $13.33 per hour $18.81 per hour 90. Environmental Monitoring Specialist II...... $14.18 per hour $19.75 per hour 91. Environmental Monitoring Specialist III...... $15.74 per hour $20.73 per hour 92. Environmental Technician...... $12.35 per hour $15.22 per hour 93. Family Planning Clerk...... $ 7.22 per hour $11.68 per hour 94. Financial Analyst...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 95. Financial Counselor...... $ 7.94 per hour $19.24 per hour 96. Fuel System Technician...... $ 9.23 per hour $17.00 per hour 97. General Health Aide...... $ 5.15 per hour $13.51 per hour 98. General Storekeeper...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 99. Geriatric Outreach Worker...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 100. Head Cook...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.57 per hour 101. Head Storekeeper...... $ 7.11 per hour $18.30 per hour 102. Health Educator I...... $ 6.36 per hour $16.68 per hour 103. Health Educator II...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 104. Heating Inspector...... $14.23 per hour $18.60 per hour 105. HIV Educator...... $ 8.17 per hour $10.64 per hour 106. House Connection Inspector...... $12.70 per hour $15.55 per hour 107. Housing Inspector...... $14.60 per hour $16.55 per hour 108. Human Resources Contract Specialist...... $ 9.73 per hour $25.21 per hour 109. Human Resources On-the-Job Training Specialist...... $10.21 per hour $21.43 per hour 110. Human Resources Planner...... $10.74 per hour $26.63 per hour 111. Human Resources Special Projects Coordinator...... $10.21 per hour $21.43 per hour 112. Income Tax Tracer...... $10.04 per hour $14.74 per hour 113. Industrial Hygiene Engineer...... $ 9.73 per hour $25.21 per hour 114. Industrial Nuisance Inspector...... $ 6.36 per hour $16.68 per hour 115. Information Control Analyst...... $ 6.81 per hour $17.46 per hour 2111 176 The City Record August 22, 2001

116. Inspector of Weight and Measures...... $ 5.73 per hour $15.21 per hour 117. Instrument Repairman...... $ 8.21 per hour $16.67 per hour 118. Instrumentation Technician I...... $16.87 per hour $17.91 per hour 119. Instrumentation Technician II...... $18.83 per hour $19.73 per hour 120. Intake Specialist...... $ 5.15 per hour $13.51 per hour 121. Job Retraining Assistant...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 122. Junior Cashier ...... $ 5.40 per hour $14.01 per hour 123. Junior Chemist...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.60 per hour 124. Junior City Planner...... $ 6.36 per hour $16.68 per hour 125. Junior Civil Engineer...... $ 6.36 per hour $16.68 per hour 126. Junior Clerk...... $ 9.89 per hour $11.68 per hour 127. Junior Draftsman...... $ 8.45 per hour $14.32 per hour 128. Junior Engineering Aide...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.60 per hour 129. Lab Coordinator...... $16.82 per hour $21.23 per hour 130. Laboratory Assistant...... $ 6.04 per hour $15.92 per hour 131. Laboratory Helper...... $ 5.15 per hour $12.58 per hour 132. Landscape Architect...... $ 9.50 per hour $23.81 per hour 133. Lead Pressman...... $ 8.93 per hour $18.55 per hour 134. Life Guard...... $ 8.50 per hour $13.33 per hour 135. Life Guard Captain...... $10.00 per hour $16.52 per hour 136. Mechanical Engineer...... $ 9.50 per hour $25.21 per hour 137. Messenger...... $ 5.15 per hour $12.58 per hour 138. Meter Reader...... $12.82 per hour $15.36 per hour 139. Minority Business Consultant...... $11.15 per hour $28.06 per hour 140. Miscellaneous Investigator...... $ 5.46 per hour $15.36 per hour 141. Monitoring, Auditing and Evaluation Coordinator...... $13.65 per hour $18.57 per hour 142. Office Machine Operator...... $ 9.89 per hour $12.24 per hour 143. Offset Duplicating Machine Operator...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.60 per hour 144. On The Job Training Specialist...... $12.71 per hour $17.94 per hour 145. Park and Recreation Planner...... $ 9.51 per hour $23.81 per hour 146. Parking Attendant...... $ 6.31 per hour $13.51 per hour 147. Parking Meter Collector...... $ 6.32 per hour $13.48 per hour 148. Parking Meter Serviceman...... $13.62 per hour $14.18 per hour 149. Permit Processing Specialist...... $ 7.00 per hour $11.31 per hour 150. Pharmacist...... $10.74 per hour $26.62 per hour 151. Pharmacodependent Rehabilitation Counselor I...... $ 6.49 per hour $12.92 per hour 152. Pharmacodependent Rehabilitation Counselor II...... $ 7.57 per hour $15.26 per hour 153. Photographer...... $ 9.08 per hour $18.29 per hour 154. Photographic Laboratory Technician ...... $ 6.80 per hour $15.92 per hour 155. Photo-Litho Operator...... $ 5.48 per hour $14.60 per hour 156. Physical Director...... $ 8.33 per hour $16.45 per hour 157. Plan Examiner...... $ 8.20 per hour $21.76 per hour 158. Play Director...... $ 5.68 per hour $11.53 per hour 159. Police Radio Technician...... $16.38 per hour $17.33 per hour 160. Pressman...... $ 7.89 per hour $17.95 per hour 161. Preventive Health Counselor...... $13.59 per hour $18.61 per hour 162. Preventive Health Educator...... $ 8.89 per hour $12.50 per hour 163. Principal Cashier...... $ 7.46 per hour $19.60 per hour 164. Principal Clerk...... $11.93 per hour $16.58 per hour 165. Print Shop Helper...... $10.61 per hour $12.36 per hour 166. Private Secretary...... $ 6.71 per hour $17.50 per hour 167. Program Analyst...... $16.64 per hour $25.36 per hour 168. Programmer...... $ 8.96 per hour $22.60 per hour 169. Programmer Analyst...... $ 9.73 per hour $25.21 per hour 170. Property Clerk...... $11.37 per hour $28.08 per hour 171. Psychiatric Social Worker...... $12.48 per hour $18.24 per hour 172. Psychologist I...... $10.74 per hour $24.27 per hour 173. Psychologist II...... $12.88 per hour $28.61 per hour 174. Public Health Nursing Aide...... $10.63 per hour $11.66 per hour 175. Public Health Sanitarian I...... $12.78 per hour $15.57 per hour 176. Public Health Sanitarian II...... $14.35 per hour $17.44 per hour 177. Public Health Sanitarian III...... $15.49 per hour $18.20 per hour 178. Public Health Sanitarian IV...... $ 8.78 per hour $22.59 per hour 179. Public Information Officer...... $ 7.38 per hour $19.24 per hour 180. Quality Assurance Analyst...... $ 8.96 per hour $22.59 per hour 181. Quality Control Coordinator...... $16.82 per hour $21.23 per hour 182. Radio Dispatcher...... $17.33 per hour $17.33 per hour 183. Radio Technician...... $16.38 per hour $17.33 per hour 184. Receptionist...... $ 6.06 per hour $12.88 per hour 185. Records Manager...... $ 9.84 per hour $13.50 per hour 186. Recreation Aide...... $ 5.68 per hour $9.00 per hour 187. Recreation Instructor...... $ 5.15 per hour $13.51 per hour 2112 August 22, 2001 The City Record 177

188. Recreation Instructor I...... $ 5.24 per hour $14.39 per hour 189. Recreation Instructor II...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.95 per hour 190. Recreation Instructor III...... $ 6.83 per hour $15.82 per hour 191. Recreation Program Supervisor...... $ 6.83 per hour $14.70 per hour 192. Redevelopment Advisor...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 193. Redevelopment Coordinator...... $ 8.38 per hour $22.60 per hour 194. Refrigeration Inspector...... $14.26 per hour $18.60 per hour 195. Refugee Outreach Worker...... $ 8.40 per hour $12.57 per hour 196. Registered Animal Health Technician...... $ 7.94 per hour $13.51 per hour 197. Rehabilitation Advisor...... $ 6.71 per hour $17.50 per hour 198. Rehabilitation Inspector...... $14.60 per hour $22.60 per hour 199. Sanitarian Aide...... $11.62 per hour $13.11 per hour 200. Secretary...... $ 6.30 per hour $14.60 per hour 201. Secretary to Director of Consumer Affairs...... $ 9.51 per hour $23.81 per hour 202. Senior Assistant Architect...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 203. Senior Assistant City Planner...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 204. Senior Assistant Civil Engineer...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 205. Senior Assistant Electrical Engineer...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 206. Senior Assistant Mechanical Engineer...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 207. Senior Assistant Traffic Engineer...... $ 7.96 per hour $20.28 per hour 208. Senior Bacteriologist...... $ 6.71 per hour $17.50 per hour 209. Senior Cashier...... $ 6.55 per hour $16.68 per hour 210. Senior Chemist...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 211. Senior Clerk...... $10.29 per hour $13.69 per hour 212. Senior Computer Operator...... $ 8.96 per hour $22.60 per hour 213. Senior Contract and Monitoring Specialist...... $11.34 per hour $23.96 per hour 214. Senior Data Conversion Operator...... $10.80 per hour $15.21 per hour 215. Senior Development Officer...... $12.63 per hour $29.64 per hour 216. Senior Draftsman...... $ 9.65 per hour $16.36 per hour 217. Senior Engineering Draftsman and Photographer...... $ 7.12 per hour $18.29 per hour 218. Senior Information Control Analyst...... $ 7.38 per hour $19.24 per hour 219. Senior Laboratory Technician...... $10.86 per hour $14.88 per hour 220. Senior Landscape Architect...... $ 9.73 per hour $25.21 per hour 221. Senior Site Inspector – Demolition...... $ 8.43 per hour $21.43 per hour 222. Sewer Service Man...... $14.99 per hour $15.90 per hour 223. Site Inspector...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 224. Social Worker for Homeless...... $13.82 per hour $18.93 per hour 225. Starter (Golf)...... $ 5.15 per hour $11.19 per hour 226. S.T.D. Clerk...... $ 7.88 per hour $10.80 per hour 227. Stenographer I...... $ 9.77 per hour $12.27 per hour 228. Stenographer II...... $10.77 per hour $13.69 per hour 229. Stenographer III...... $ 7.37 per hour $15.21 per hour 230. Stock Clerk...... $ 5.46 per hour $15.04 per hour 231. Storekeeper...... $ 6.36 per hour $17.13 per hour 232. Street Obstruction Inspector...... $ 6.04 per hour $15.92 per hour 233. Surveyor...... $ 8.96 per hour $22.60 per hour 234. Tax Auditor I...... $10.60 per hour $15.48 per hour 235. Tax Auditor II...... $12.41 per hour $17.11per hour 236. Technical Specialist...... $ 7.53 per hour $19.24 per hour 237. Technical Specifications Writer...... $ 9.08 per hour $20.29 per hour 238. Telephone Operator...... $ 5.24 per hour $14.01 per hour 239. Telephone Supervisor...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.60 per hour 240. Timekeeper...... $ 5.46 per hour $14.60 per hour 241. Traffic Engineer...... $ 9.50 per hour $23.81 per hour 242. Traffic Sign and Marking Technician...... $13.68 per hour $14.60 per hour 243. Typist...... $ 9.92 per hour $12.70 per hour 244. Urban Planning and Development Technician...... $ 5.73 per hour $15.21 per hour 245. Utility Adjuster...... $10.64 per hour $13.69 per hour 246. Vector Control Assistant...... $ 8.90 per hour $12.18 per hour 247. Veteran’s Counselor...... $ 7.38 per hour $16.56 per hour 248. Water Hydraulic Repairman...... $14.99 per hour $15.90 per hour 249. Water Meter Repairman...... $14.99 per hour $15.90 per hour 250. Water Pipe Repairman...... $13.58 per hour $15.90 per hour 251. Water Serviceman...... $ 9.05 per hour $13.58 per hour 252. Water System Construction Inspector...... $15.67 per hour $19.87 per hour

Section 9. That salaries in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Guard...... $ 6.55 per hour $13.11 per hour 2. Correctional Officer...... $12.18 per hour $13.94 per hour 3. Institutional Guard ...... $12.18 per hour $13.94 per hour 2113 178 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 10. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Bilingual Communication Specialist...... $22,882.82 $31,128.76 2. Police Radio Dispatcher...... 22,885.90 34,083.34 3. Police Safety Aide...... 19,409.04 24,265.18 4. Safety Telephone Operator...... 21,266.04 26,354.27

Section 11. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Assistant Superintendent of Distribution...... 29,828.64 38,266.51 2. Chief Meter Reader...... 26,776.62 34,440.26 3. Chief Radio Dispatcher – Water...... 30,533.44 39,175.14 4. Data Conversion Supervisor...... 24,070.17 31,047.29 5. Engineer of Hydraulic Surveys...... 37,550.06 48,463.15 6. Meter Reader Supervisor...... 29,215.14 38,401.35 7. Sewer Construction Unit Leader...... 31,650.11 40,550.03 8. Sewer Maintenance Unit Leader...... 23,962.24 35,101.15 9. Sewer Maintenance Unit Leader Operator...... 28,605.94 36,733.62 10. Supervisor of Radio Service...... 30,553.44 41,422.00 11. Unit Supervisor...... 26,835.06 38,812.73 12. Water Hydraulic Unit Leader...... 28,446.57 37,050.41 13. Water Hydraulic Supervisor...... 32,237.05 41,809.36 14. Water Meter Department Unit Leader...... 28,446.55 37,050.41 15. Water Meter Department Supervisor...... 32,237.05 41,809.36 16. Water Pipe Repair Unit Leader...... 28,446.57 37,954.39 17. Water Pipe Repair Supervisor...... 32,242.61 42,713.34

Section 12. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Building Stationary Engineer...... $10.14 per hour $16.22 per hour 2. Chief Building Stationary Engineer...... $12.37 per hour $17.34 per hour 3. Chief Stationary Engineer...... $ 9.18 per hour $18.95 per hour 4. First Assistant Stationary Engineer...... $12.15 per hour $17.25 per hour 5. Purification Plant Operator I...... $ 9.43 per hour $13.21 per hour 6. Purification Plant Operator II...... $10.83 per hour $15.04 per hour 7. Purification Plant Operator III ...... $11.36 per hour $15.71 per hour 8. Second Assistant Stationary Engineer...... $10.83 per hour $16.11 per hour 9. Stationary Boiler Room Operator...... $12.29 per hour $16.82 per hour 10. Water Plant Operator I...... $15.70 per hour $17.76 per hour 11. Water Plant Operator II...... $17.73 per hour $19.02 per hour

Section 13. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Traffic Sign and Marking Supervisor...... $12.89 per hour $21.10 per hour 2. Traffic Sign Process Operator...... $12.89 per hour $21.10 per hour

Section 14. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Security Officer...... $10.80 per hour $16.74 per hour

Section 15. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Airport Maintenance Man...... $11.97 per hour $15.14 per hour 2. Concrete Mixer Driver...... $14.82 per hour $18.79 per hour 3. Dog Warden...... $11.04 per hour $13.99 per hour 4. Ground Maintenance Truck Driver II...... $12.34 per hour $15.65 per hour 5. Hostler...... $ 9.80 per hour $12.42 per hour 6. Parking Enforcement Officer...... $ 9.74 per hour $12.34 per hour 7. Street Carry-all Driver...... $15.55 per hour $19.70 per hour 8. Street Maintenance Equipment Leader...... $16.15 per hour $20.47 per hour 9. Street Equipment Maintenance Specialist...... $15.55 per hour $19.70 per hour 10. Tanker Truck Driver...... $15.55 per hour $19.70 per hour 11. Tow Truck Operator ...... $11.80 per hour $14.97 per hour 12. Traffic Controller...... $ 9.73 per hour $12.34 per hour 13. Truck Driver...... $12.50 per hour $15.85 per hour 14. Waste Collection Driver...... $12.33 per hour $15.63 per hour 15. Waste Collection Roll-Off Driver...... $15.52 per hour $20.08 per hour 2114 August 22, 2001 The City Record 179

Section 16. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Machinist...... $15.83 per hour $18.58 per hour 2. Machinist Unit Leader...... $14.28 per hour $21.04 per hour 3. Machinist Helper...... $13.72 per hour $15.70 per hour

Section 17. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Auto Body Repair Unit Leader...... $12.88 per hour $19.31 per hour 2. Auto Body Repair Worker...... $15.73 per hour $17.12 per hour 3. Automobile Repair Helper...... $10.13 per hour $14.39 per hour 4. Automobile Repair Worker...... $12.60 per hour $16.97 per hour 5. Automobile Repairman Unit Leader...... $17.78 per hour $20.59 per hour 6. Blacksmith...... $15.79 per hour $20.06 per hour 7. Garage Worker...... $12.42 per hour $14.43 per hour 8. Heavy Duty Mechanic...... $15.75 per hour $20.33 per hour 9. Small Equipment Repair Worker...... $12.26 per hour $15.61 per hour 10. Tire Repair Worker...... $14.08 per hour $15.47 per hour 11. Welder...... $18.36 per hour $19.77 per hour

Section 18. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Bridge Attendant...... $ 7.82 per hour $12.97 per hour 2. Electric Bridge Operator...... $ 9.39 per hour $15.66 per hour

Section 19. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Assistant Chief Electrical Inspector...... $30,822.89 $40,987.11 2. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Electrical I...... $14.40 per hour $19.70 per hour 3. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Electrical II...... $15.20 per hour $20.82 per hour 4. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Electrical III...... $16.01 per hour $21.93 per hour 5. Electrical Inspector...... $29,217.91 $38,852.90

Section 20. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Assistant Chief Plumbing Inspector...... $30,822.89 $40,987.11 2. Assistant Plumbing Inspector...... $18,839.70 $33,644.18 3. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Plumbing I...... $14.40 per hour $19.70 per hour 4. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Plumbing II...... $15.20 per hour $20.82 per hour 5. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector/Plumbing III...... $16.01 per hour $21.93 per hour 6. Plumbing Inspector...... $29,217.91 $38,852.90

Section 21. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Emergency Medical Dispatcher (Probationary)...... $ 8.50 per hour $ 8.50 per hour 2. Emergency Medical Dispatcher...... $24,765.24 $34,091.62 3. Emergency Medical Technician...... $26,336.35 $39,296.16

Section 22. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Nurse II...... $19,049.10 $40,499.69 2. Public Health Nurse...... 19,049.10 40,499.69 3. Public Health Nurse I...... 23,146.64 39,432.63 4. Public Health Nurse II...... 35,887.06 38,083.56 5. Public Health Nurse III...... 39,098.75 42,031.15 6. Public Health Nurse IV...... 28,151.33 45,869.06 7. Public Health Nurse V...... 30,653.67 50,426.68 8. Public Health Nurse VI...... 35,658.35 58,284.78 9. Supervising Public Health Nurse ...... 23,647.11 44,203.41 2115 180 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 23. That the salaries and the compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Apprentice Cable Splicer...... $14.78 per hour $21.15 per hour 2. Apprentice Lineman...... $14.89 per hour $21.32 per hour 3. Cable Foreman...... $20.92 per hour $27.81 per hour 4. Cable Splicer...... $17.46 per hour $23.23 per hour 5. Cable Splicer I...... $18.72 per hour $24.90 per hour 6. Cable Splicer II...... $17.14 per hour $22.78 per hour 7. Cable Splicer Helper...... $12.62 per hour $19.56 per hour 8. Dispatcher Electric System Operator...... $17.64 per hour $23.45 per hour 9. Electric Meter Industrial Installer...... $18.64 per hour $24.80 per hour 10. Electric Meter Instrument Specialist and General Tester...... $18.86 per hour $25.08 per hour 11. Electric Meterman Apprentice...... $14.55 per hour $20.85 per hour 12. Electric Meter Service Foremen...... $20.92 per hour $27.81 per hour 13. Electric Meter Service Installer I...... $17.38 per hour $23.09 per hour 14. Electric Meter Service Installer II...... $16.18 per hour $21.53 per hour 15. Electric Motor and Transformer Repairman...... $17.38 per hour $23.09 per hour 16. Electric Switchboard Operator Foreman...... $20.92 per hour $27.81 per hour 17. Electric Transmission and Distribution Inspector...... $18.72 per hour $24.90 per hour 18. Foreman Low Tension...... $20.55 per hour $27.33 per hour 19. Gas Turbine Mechanic...... $17.38 per hour $23.09 per hour 20. Gas Turbine Mechanic Apprentice...... $14.78 per hour $21.15 per hour 21. Junior Electric Switchboard Operator...... $14.86 per hour $19.77 per hour 22. Leader Lineman Low-Tension...... $19.93 per hour $26.51 per hour 23. Line Foreman...... $20.92 per hour $27.81 per hour 24. Line Clearance Man...... $14.62 per hour $20.57 per hour 25. Line Helper Driver...... $12.44 per hour $20.15 per hour 26. Lineman...... $18.72 per hour $24.90 per hour 27. Lineman Leader...... $20.06 per hour $26.68 per hour 28. Line Switchman...... $20.06 per hour $26.68 per hour 29. Low Tension Lineman...... $17.46 per hour $23.23 per hour 30. Low Tension Lineman Apprentice...... $14.37 per hour $20.57 per hour 31. Low Tension Trouble Lineman...... $18.30 per hour $26.40 per hour 32. Police Division Trouble Lineman...... $19.19 per hour $25.52 per hour 33. Safety Signal Trouble Lineman...... $19.19 per hour $25.52 per hour 34. Senior Cable Splicer...... $19.71 per hour $26.21 per hour 35. Electric Switchboard Operator...... $16.39 per hour $21.79 per hour 36. Senior Lineman...... $19.71 per hour $26.21 per hour 37. Signal System Powerman...... $19.54 per hour $25.99 per hour 38. Telecommunications Technician...... $19.54 per hour $25.99 per hour 39. Traffic Signal Control Technician...... $20.69 per hour $27.51 per hour 40. Transformer Repairman Foreman...... $20.92 per hour $27.81 per hour 41. Trouble Lineman...... $19.71 per hour $26.21 per hour 42. Underground Conduit Foreman...... $20.92 per hour $27.81 per hour

Section 24. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Accident and Safety Inspector...... $16.44 per hour $18.44 per hour 2. Airport Field Foreman...... $16.31 per hour $18.31 per hour 3. Arborist I...... $14.33 per hour $16.33 per hour 4. Arborist II...... $16.60 per hour $18.60 per hour 5. Arborist III...... $18.73 per hour $20.73 per hour 6. Assistant Gardener...... $11.24 per hour $13.24 per hour 7. Assistant Manager of Parks and Urban Forestry ...... $20.24 per hour $22.24 per hour 8. Assistant Superintendent of Waste Collection...... $20.74 per hour $22.74 per hour 9. Cemetery Foreman...... $16.32 per hour $18.32 per hour 10. Cemeteries Maintenance Man I...... $12.81 per hour $14.81 per hour 11. Cemeteries Maintenance Man II...... $19.99 per hour $21.99 per hour 12. Cemetery Supervisor...... $18.74 per hour $20.74 per hour 13. Chief Engineering and Construction Inspector...... $20.60 per hour $22.60 per hour 14. Chief Horticulturist...... $24.59 per hour $26.59 per hour 15. Cold Patch and Crack Sealing Foreman ...... $18.85 per hour $20.85 per hour 16. Cold Patch and Crack Sealing Worker...... $14.08 per hour $16.08 per hour 17. Crematory and Mausoleum Operator...... $14.33 per hour $16.33 per hour 18. District Paving Repair Foreman...... $25.58 per hour $27.58 per hour 19. Engineering and Construction Inspector...... $15.37 per hour $17.37 per hour 20. Gardener...... $12.30 per hour $14.30 per hour 2116 August 22, 2001 The City Record 181

21. General Construction Foreman...... $25.81 per hour $27.81 per hour 22. General Shop Foreman...... $18.74 per hour $20.74 per hour 23. Greenskeeper...... $16.96 per hour $18.96 per hour 24. Ground Maintenance Crew Foreman...... $13.84 per hour $15.84 per hour 25. Ground Maintenance Foreman...... $16.32 per hour $18.32 per hour 26. Ground Maintenance Man...... $12.81 per hour $14.81 per hour 27. Horticulturist...... $23.55 per hour $25.55 per hour 28. Horticulturist Maintenance Foreman...... $18.32 per hour $20.32 per hour 29. Labor Foreman...... $16.31 per hour $18.31 per hour 30. Lead Program Assistant...... $13.91 per hour $15.91 per hour 31. Mechanical Handyman...... $13.36 per hour $15.36 per hour 32. Maintenance Foreman...... $15.60 per hour $17.60 per hour 33. Municipal Service Laborer...... $12.81 per hour $14.81 per hour 34. Parking Coordinator...... $17.24 per hour $19.24 per hour 35. Practical Nurse...... $12.75 per hour $14.75 per hour 36. Radio Operator...... $14.71 per hour $16.71 per hour 37. Real Estate Maintenance Man...... $13.57 per hour $15.57 per hour 38. Set-Up Foreman...... $13.58 per hour $15.58 per hour 39. Shop Foreman...... $16.31 per hour $18.31 per hour 40. Sidewalk Inspector...... $14.04 per hour $16.04 per hour 41. Street Cleaning District Foreman...... $16.31 per hour $18.31 per hour 42. Street Maintenance Foreman...... $16.31 per hour $18.31 per hour 43. Street Maintenance General Foreman...... $20.75 per hour $22.75 per hour 44. Street Permit Supervisor...... $12.78 per hour $14.78 per hour 45. Street Sweeper – Waste Collection...... $12.45 per hour $14.45 per hour 46. Tire Shredder...... $13.46 per hour $15.46 per hour 47. Transfer Station Attendant...... $17.24 per hour $19.24 per hour 48. Waste Collection Foreman...... $16.31 per hour $18.31 per hour 49. Waste Collection Foreman I...... $17.92 per hour $19.92 per hour 50. Waste Collection Transfer Foreman...... $18.59 per hour $20.59 per hour 51. Waste Collector...... $12.81 per hour $14.81 per hour 52. Waste Collector – Cushman Operator...... $13.16 per hour $15.16 per hour 53. Watchman...... $10.76 per hour $12.76 per hour 54. Watchman Supervisor...... $13.52 per hour $15.52 per hour

Section 25. That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Fingerprint Examiner...... $22,000.00 $32,168.86 2. Scientific Examiner...... $25,000.00 $48,080.85

Section 26. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appoint- ing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Budget Analyst...... 16,760.96 44,618.98 2. Buyer...... 17,705.24 40,792.97 3. Civil Service Examiner I...... 12,983.84 34,200.84 4. Civil Service Examiner II...... 15,344.54 36,782.26 5. Civil Service Examiner III...... 18,885.58 42,220.73 6. Civil Service Examiner IV...... 23,606.98 52,398.08 7. Court Stenographer...... 15,344.54 34,270.24 8. Docket Clerk...... 16,043.58 30,573.46 9. Junior Personnel Assistant...... 12,983.84 33,134.82 10. Law Librarian...... 16,524.89 33,038.97 11. Legal Secretary...... 17,189.55 34,656.78 12. Office Manager...... 14,700.00 32,780.81 13. Parking Enforcement Analyst...... 18,385.50 37,509.08 14. Paralegal...... 16,043.58 36,782.38 15. Personnel Assistant...... 16,524.89 38,069.77 16. Private Secretary to Director...... 15,344.54 40,022.05 17. Senior Personnel Assistant...... 17,705.24 42,220.73 18. Tape Librarian...... 14,164.19 35,103.80

Section 27. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Administrative Officer...... 17,705.24 44,593.41 2. Cable Protection Specialist...... 18,529.41 32,437.84 3. Case Worker Supervisor...... 20,065.93 38,069.77 4. Chief Air Pollution Inspector...... 20,065.93 43,085.42 5. Chief Caseworker Supervisor...... 22,426.64 38,668.86 6. Chief Clerk...... 22,050.00 40,022.27 7. Chief Photographer...... 20,065.93 43,085.42 2117 182 The City Record August 22, 2001

8. Chief Radio Dispatcher...... 25,377.50 40,307.86 9. Chief Telephone Operator...... 17,611.99 42,119.39 10. Cocaine Treatment Supervisor...... 22,426.64 40,022.27 11. Composing Supervisor...... 20,065.93 36,782.38 12. Consumer Protection Supervisor...... 18,885.58 38,668.86 13. Custodial Worker Supervisor...... 17,705.24 35,570.37 14. Personnel Analyst I...... 21,000.00 39,776.98 15. Secretary to Board of Examiner of Plumbers Board of Review (Electrical)...... 18,885.58 33,484.82 16. Secretary – Boxing and Wrestling Commission...... 18,885.58 30,573.46 17. Superintendent of Maintenance...... 23,606.98 48,164.67 18. Superintendent of Street Cleaning...... 25,967.68 39,292.74 19. Superintendent of Waste Collection...... 29,508.73 48,164.67 20. Supervisor of Income Tax Files...... 18,885.58 33,484.82 21. Supervisor of Storeroom and Mailing...... 16,524.89 30,573.46

Section 28. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Airport Maintenance Supervisor...... 21,019.66 44,593.59 2. Assistant Chief Building Inspector...... 17,705.24 49,440.00 3. Assistant Chief Housing Inspector...... 17,705.24 43,084.23 4. Assistant Custodian...... 16,559.28 40,791.73 5. Assistant Superintendent of Electrical Generation...... 21,019.66 47,744.62 6. Bridge Inspector...... 13,958.10 35,103.91 7. Bureau Manager – Housing...... 26,797.11 69,147.01 8. Bureau Manager – Demolition...... 26,797.11 69,147.01 9. Bureau Manager – Building...... 26,797.11 69,147.01 10. Cable Production Manager...... 20,410.00 78,335.28 11. Chief Bridge Operator...... 16,559.28 42,219.44 12. Chief of Electric Meter Bureau...... 26,274.57 59,598.93 14. Chief Guard...... l5,764.74 34,910.81 14. Chief Safety Signal System...... $18.60 per hour $30.98 per hour 15. Chief Sidewalk Inspector...... 15,641.78 38,672.07 16. Chief Street Permit Inspector...... 14,790.48 36,782.38 18. Chief of Traffic Signal Unit...... $18.60 per hour $30.98 per hour 18. Community Development Code Enforcement Inspector Supervisor...... 34,464.91 47,858.90 19. Coordinator of Parking Enforcement...... 18,627.62 44,071.82 20. Correctional Supervisor...... 17,543.01 43,085.42 21. District Forester...... 31,043.38 49,108.56 23. Electric Bridge Operator Leader...... $ 8.55 per hour $15.27 per hour 24. Environmental Assistant...... 17,705.24 43,085.42 24. Field Operations Forester...... 32,445.00 50,963.57 25. General Superintendent of Waste Collection...... 30,473.96 53,673.35 26. House Sergeant...... 13,137.29 30,839.68 27. Instrumentation Supervisor...... 29,200.50 44,806.85 28. Parking Meter Foreman...... 24,679.38 34,702.94 29. Printing Foreman...... 28,404.92 43,847.13 30. Supervisor of Landscape Construction...... 17,078.47 39,292.74 31. Supervisor of Parking Enforcement Unit...... 18,262.21 34,229.51 32. Supervisor of Markets...... 14,790.48 38,069.77 33. Supervisor of Weights and Measures...... 14,790.48 36,782.38 34. Survey Party Chief...... 18,099.87 47,408.08 35. Tunnel Maintenance Foreman...... 17,078.47 32,146.98 36. Tunnel Maintenance Man...... 15,764.72 29,351.17

Section 29. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Airport Safety Supervisor...... 38,762.61 43,862.84

Section 30. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Accountant IV...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 2. Airport Operations Agent III...... 18,627.62 46,955.82 3. Assistant Bureau Chief-Demolition...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 4. Assistant Financial Systems Coordinator...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 5. Assistant Personnel Administrator...... 18,627.62 46,955.82 6. Budget and Management Analyst...... 18,627.62 46,955.82 7. Chief Dog Warden...... 18,627.62 57,260.51 8. Labor Relations Assistant...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 2118 August 22, 2001 The City Record 183

9. Rehabilitation Supervisor...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 10. Superintendent of Sewer Maintenance...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 11. Supervisor of Architectural Construction...... 18,627.62 46,975.00 12. Supervisor of Personnel Records...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 13. Supervisor of Site Development...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 14. Supervisor of Vital Statistics...... 18,627.62 46,955.82 15. Systems Analyst...... 18,627.62 45,367.94 16. Water Plant Shift Supervisor ...... $8.96 per hour $22.58 per hour 17. Water Plant Shift Supervisor – Parma Control ...... $8.96 per hour $22.58 per hour 18. Water System Construction Inspector Supervisor...... 18,627.62 46,955.82

Section 31. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Airport Maintenance Superintendent...... 19,784.74 49,523.33 2. Assistant Commissioner of Recreation...... 19,784.74 60,391.48 3. Assistant Contract Compliance Officer...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 4. Assistant Director of Public Health Nurses...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 5. Assistant Income Tax Financial Supervisor...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 6. Assistant Manager of Audit Control and Personnel...... 19,784.74 49,523.33 7. Assistant Manager of Recreation...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 8. Assistant Superintendent of Pumping...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 9. Assistant Superintendent of Purification...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 10. Auditor...... 19,784.74 49,523.33 11. Chief Alcoholism Coordinating Service...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 12. Chief of the Demolition Bureau...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 13. Chief Plan Examiner...... 19,784.74 49,523.33 14. City Planner...... 19,784.74 49,523.33 15. Deputy Commissioner of Recreation-Fiscal Control...... 19,784.74 60,391.48 16. Deputy Project Director...... 19,784.74 52,888.99 17. District Supervisor - Environmental Health...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 18. Emergency Medical Technician Supervisor...... 19,784.74 49,523.33 19. Income Tax Supervisor...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 20. Office of Professional Standards Investigative Auditor...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 21. Office of Professional Standards Research/Analyst...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 22. Project Program Director of Consumer Affairs...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 23. Recreation Center Manager...... 32,500.00 60,391.48 24. Superintendent of Light Equipment Maintenance...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 25. Superintendent of Vehicle Administrative Services ...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 26. Supervisor Administrative Services-Data Processing Center...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 27. Supervisor of Milk Program...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 28. Supervisor of Vector Control...... 19,784.74 47,848.63 29. Welfare Liaison...... 19,784.74 47,848.63

Section 32. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Air Pollution Control, Engineer IV...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 2. Airport Safety Shift Commander...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 3. Assistant Administrator...... 20,231.40 52,398.08 4. Assistant Health Center Director...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 5. Assistant Manager of Marketing...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 6. Central Payroll Supervisor...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 7. Chief Building Inspector...... 20,231.40 53,560.00 8. Chief Electrical Inspector...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 9. Chief Elevator Inspector...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 10. Chief Environmental Health-Engineering...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 11. Chief Heating Inspector...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 12. Chief Housing Inspector...... 20,231.40 52,398.08 13. Chief Plumbing Inspector...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 14. Chief Rehabilitation Supervisor...... 20,231.40 52,398.08 15. Contract Supervisor – Division of Purchases and Supplies...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 16. Data Processing Supervisor...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 17. Human Resources Contract Administrator...... 20,231.40 67,572.45 18. Manager of Public Utilities Building Maintenance...... 20,231.40 62,374.56 19. Senior Systems Analyst...... 20,231.40 52,398.08 20. Shift Supervisor Operations...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 2119 184 The City Record August 22, 2001

21. Superintendent of Distribution...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 22. Superintendent of Pumping...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 23. Superintendent of Purification...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 24. Supervising Tax Auditor...... 20,231.40 50,626.16 25. Supervisor of Civil Service Records...... 20,231.40 50,626.16

Section 33. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Airport Operations Superintendent...... 23,333.40 55,412.00 2. Airport Security Coordinator...... 23,333.40 53,538.16 3. Assistant Airport Safety Chief/ Training Officer...... 23,333.40 53,538.16 4. Assistant Chief of Pumping...... 23,333.40 53,538.16 5. Assistant Chief of Purification...... 23,333.40 53,538.16 6. Assistant Manager of Box Office...... 23,333.40 57,074.36 7. Assistant Manager-Human Resources Planning and Management...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 8. Assistant Manager of Stage...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 9. Chief of Bureau of Accounts and Collections...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 10. Chief of Bureau of Industrial Air Pollution...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 11. Chief of Bureau of Smoke Abatement...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 12. Chief Engineer-Traffic...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 13. Chief Senior Electric Switchboard Operator...... 22,333.40 55,412.00 14. Chief of Tax Auditing Bureau...... 22,333.40 55,412.00 15. Chief of Tax Records Bureau...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 16. Deputy Commissioner of Purchases and Supplies...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 17. Grants Administrator...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 18. Health Center Director...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 19. Human Resources Fiscal Administrator...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 20. Income Tax Financial Supervisor...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 21. Manager of Assigned Maintenance...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 22. Manager of Parks and Recreation Research and Planning...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 23. Manager of Parks and Urban Forestry...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 24. Manager of Shops and Field Equipment...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 25. Manager of Site Development...... 22,333.40 62,374.56 26. Project Director...... 22,333.40 67,572.45 27. Programming Supervisor...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 28. Superintendent of Sidewalks...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 29. Superintendent of Water Plant Maintenance...... 22,333.40 53,538.16 30. Warehouse Inventory Manager...... 22,333.40 67,572.45

Section 34. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Accountant Supervisor...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 2. Assistant Chief of Water Distribution...... 23,647.11 58,383.52 3. Assistant Commissioner of Assessments and Licenses...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 4. Assistant Commissioner, Division of Printing and Reproduction...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 5. Assistant Commissioner of Engineering and Construction...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 6. Building Manager...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 7. Chief Architect...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 8. Chief Auditor – Utilities...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 9. Chief City Planner...... 23,647.11 58,383.52 10. Chief, Computer Operations...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 11. Chief Engineer – Civil...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 12. Chief Engineer – Mechanical...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 13. Chief Legal Investigator – Civil Branch...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 14. Chief of Street Lighting and Electrical Services ...... 23,647.11 58,383.52 15. Chief of Laboratories...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 16. Chief of Purification...... 23,647.11 58,383.52 17. Chief Surveyor...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 18. Convention Manager...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 19. Financial Systems Coordinator...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 20. Fiscal Manager...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 21. Investment Manager...... 23,647.11 71,196.07 22. Manager of Enterprise Unit...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 23. Manager of Events...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 24. Manager of General Maintenance...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 25. Manager of Markets...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 26. Manager of Parking...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 2120 August 22, 2001 The City Record 185

27. Manager of Production Power Generation...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 28. Manager of Recreation...... 40,000.00 65,719.45 29. Purchasing Supervisor – Division of Purchases and Supplies...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 30. Secretary to the Board of Building Standards and Building Appeals...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 31. Secretary to the Board of Zoning Appeals...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 32. Security Manager – Convention Center...... 23,647.11 65,719.45 33. Senior Internal Auditor...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 34. Senior Programmer Analyst...... 23,647.11 58,383.52 35. Supervisor of Food and Drug Administration...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 36. Supervisor – Information Control...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 37. Theatrical Manager...... 23,647.11 56,409.20 38. Water Plant Manager...... 23,647.11 71,196.07

Section 35. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Airport Maintenance Manager...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 2. Airport Operations Manager...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 3. Airport Safety Chief...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 4. Assistant Commissioner of Administrative Services...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 5. Assistant Commissioner of Building and Housing...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 6. Assistant Commissioner of Cleveland Public Power...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 7. Assistant Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Maintenance...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 8. Assistant Commissioner of Neighborhood Development...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 9. Assistant Commissioner of Neighborhood Revitalization...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 10. Assistant Commissioner of Neighborhood Services...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 11. Assistant Commissioner of Streets...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 12. Assistant Commissioner of Waste Collection and Disposal...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 13. Assistant Commissioner of Water Pollution Control...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 14. Assistant Director of Community Relations Board...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 15. Assistant Income Tax Administrator...... 26,273.96 61,683.57 16. Assistant Superintendent of Electric Transmission and Distribution...... 26,273.96 61,683.57 17. Chief of Air Pollution Enforcement...... 22,333.40 67,572.45 18. Chief of Air Pollution Engineering...... 22,333.40 67,572.45 19. Chief of Air Pollution Information Systems...... 22,333.40 67,572.45 20. Chief of Air Pollution Monitoring...... 22,333.40 67,572.45 21. Chief Civil Service Examiner...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 22. Chief of Pharmacy Services...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 23. Chief of Pumping...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 24. Chief of Water Distribution...... 26,273.96 61,683.57 25. Chief Training Officer...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 26. City Hall Custodian...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 27. Community Development Executive Assistant...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 28. Contract Compliance Officer...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 29. Deputy Commissioner of Accounts...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 30. Deputy Commissioner of Air Pollution Control...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 31. Deputy Commissioner of Airports...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 32. Deputy Commissioner of Convention Center and Stadium...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 33. Deputy Commissioner of Convention Center and Stadium/West Side Market...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 34. Deputy Commissioner of Maintenance...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 35. Deputy Commissioner of Parks and Urban Forestry...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 36. Deputy Commissioner of Parks and Urban Forestry/Golf Courses and Cemeteries...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 37. Deputy Commissioner of Recreation...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 38. Director of Public Health Nurses...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 39. Fair Housing Administrator...... 31,500.00 74,126.31 40. General Manager of Administrative Services...... 26,273.96 75,220.35 2121 186 The City Record August 22, 2001

41. Office of Professional Standards Administrator...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 42. Manager of Human Resources Program Planning and Management...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 43. Personnel Administrator...... 26,273.96 69,434.16 44. Senior Budget and Management Analyst...... 26,273.96 65,875.66 45. Superintendent of Industrial Claims...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 46. Superintendent of Motorized Equipment...... 26,273.96 59,597.65 47. Utilities Comptroller...... 26,273.96 75,220.35

Section 36. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Assistant Commissioner of Water...... 27,325.56 82,334.04 2. Assistant Secretary of Sinking Fund Commission...... 27,325.56 82,334.04 3. Chief of Health Planning and Evaluation...... 27,325.56 65,233.88 4. Chief-Systems Analysis...... 27,325.56 82,334.04 5. Consulting Engineer...... 36,000.00 79,953.75 6. Harbor Manager...... 27,325.56 82,334.04 7. Labor Relations Officer...... 27,325.56 65,233.88 8. Manager of Architecture...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 9. Manager of Compensation and Classifications...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 10. Manager of Education and Research...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 11. Manager of Employee Accident Control...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 12. Manager of Employee Relations...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 13. Manager of Equal Employment Opportunity...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 14. Manager of Recruitment...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 15. Minority Business Development Administrator...... 27,325.56 65,233.88 16. Project Coordinator...... 27,325.56 76,000.64 17. Risk Manager...... 27,325.56 82,334.04 18. Superintendent of Electric Trouble Operations...... 27,325.56 65,233.88

Section 37. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Administrator of Engineering and Planning...... 30,214.95 94,711.57 2. Airport Chief Engineer...... 30,214.95 94,711.57 3. Airport Planning Environmental Officer...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 4. Air Trade Development Manager...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 5. Assistant Director of Human Resources and Economic Development...... 30,214.95 94,711.57 6. Budget Administrator...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 7. Chief of Personnel Management...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 8. Comptroller-Airports...... 30,214.95 94,711.57 9. Data Base Analyst...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 10. Deputy Commissioner of Building and Housing...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 11. Deputy Commissioner of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 12. Deputy Commissioner of Parks, Maintenance and Properties...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 13. Deputy Commissioner of Water...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 14. Deputy Commissioner of Water Pollution Control...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 15. Executive Commissioner for Administration of Department of Finance...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 16. Executive Commissioner of Parks and Urban Forestry...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 17. Field Manager...... 35,000.00 50,032.25 18. Hardware Analyst...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 19. Labor Relations Manager...... 30,214.95 94,711.57 20. Manager of Electric System Operation...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 21. Manager of Human Resources Monitoring and Evaluation...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 22. Manager of Marketing...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 23. Manager of Properties...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 24. Manager of Public Service Operations...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 25. Manager of Telecommunications...... 30,214.95 87,426.05 26. Permit Review Manager...... 35,000.00 55,168.09 27. Project Leader/Applications...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 28. Software Analyst...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 29. Superintendent of Electric Transmission and Distribution...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 2122 August 22, 2001 The City Record 187

30. Supervisor of Computer Operations...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 31. Supervisor Hardware Evaluation...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 32. Telecommunications Analyst...... 30,214.95 75,040.70 33. Veterinarian in Charge of Spay and Neuter Clinic...... 30,214.95 75,040.70

Section 38. That the appointing authority shall fix the salaries in the following classifications in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. City Comptroller...... 41,312.22 116,035.06 2. City Treasurer...... 41,312.22 107,109.29 3. Commissioner of Accounts...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 4. Commissioner of Administrative Services – Community Development...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 5. Commissioner of Architecture...... 41,312.22 124,285.10 6. Commissioner of Assessments and Licenses...... 38,951.52 102,603.34 7. Commissioner of Building and Housing...... 43,672.91 123,357.18 8. Commissioner of Burke Airport...... 38,951.52 102,603.34 9. Commissioner of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport...... 41,312.22 124,285.10 10. Commissioner of Cleveland Public Power...... 43,672.91 123,357.18 11. Commissioner of Convention Center...... 43,672.91 113,868.17 12. Commissioner of Emergency Medical Services...... 41,312.22 116,035.06 13. Commissioner of Engineering and Construction...... 43,672.91 123,357.18 14. Commissioner of Environment...... 41,312.22 116,035.06 15. Commissioner of Health...... 43,672.91 123,357.18 16. Commissioner of House of Corrections...... 38,951.52 102,603.34 17. Commissioner of Information Systems Services...... 50,951.52 123,357.18 18. Commissioner of Motor Vehicle Maintenance...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 19. Commissioner of Neighborhood Development...... 38,951.52 102,603.34 20. Commissioner of Neighborhood Revitalization...... 41,312.22 107,109.29 21. Commissioner of Neighborhood Services...... 41,312.22 107,109.29 22. Commissioner of Park Maintenance and Properties..... 41,312.22 124,285.10 23. Commissioner of Parking Facilities...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 24. Commissioner of Printing and Reproduction...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 25. Commissioner of Property Management...... 43,672.91 123,357.18 26. Commissioner of Purchases and Supplies...... 41,312.22 107,109.20 27. Commissioner of Recreation...... 41,312.22 124,285.10 28. Commissioner of Research/ Planning and Development...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 29. Commissioner of Streets...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 30. Commissioner of Traffic Engineering and Parking ...... 41,312.22 107,109.29 31. Commissioner of Utilities Engineering...... 41,312.22 102,603.34 32. Commissioner of Utilities Fiscal Control...... 38,951.52 102,603.34 33. Commissioner of Waste Collection and Disposal...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 34. Commissioner of Water...... 43,672.91 123,357.18 35. Commissioner of Water Pollution Control...... 38,951.52 111,153.61 36. Income Tax Administrator...... 41,312.22 116,035.06 37. Manager of Internal Audit...... 38,951.52 102,603.34

Section 39. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Assistant Manager – Applications Development and Technical Support...... 46,224.91 105,065.57 2. Assistant Manager – Data Processing Operations ...... 46,224.91 96,983.62 3. Assistant to Manager of Planning...... 46,224.91 96,983.62 4. Deputy Commissioner of Cleveland Public Power...... 46,224.91 96,983.62

Section 40. That the salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Data Base Administrator...... 39,937.34 92,409.52 2. Supervisor Applications Development...... 39,937.34 73,216.78 3. Supervisor Software Support...... 39,937.34 73,216.78 4. Supervisor Quality Assurance...... 39,937.34 73,216.78

Section 41. That the appointing authority shall fix the salary of the Manager, Data Processing Center, at not less than $50,540.00 per annum and not more than $108,501.60 per annum. Moreover, not more than one person shall be appointed to such classification. 2123 188 The City Record August 22, 2001

Section 42. Part-Time/Seasonal Group That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Box Office Cashier...... $10.33 per hour $13.97 per hour 2. Chaplain...... $ 8.20 per hour $11.04 per hour 3. Checker...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.20 per hour 4. Conservation Aide...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.20 per hour 5. Dentist...... $13.38 per hour $27.48 per hour 6. Head Usher...... $ 8.20 per hour $10.91 per hour 7. Medical Examiner...... $21.40 per hour $56.36 per hour 8. Organ Tuner...... $ 9.63 per hour $24.11 per hour 9. Park Maintenance Aide...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.25 per hour 10. Ranger...... $ 8.20 per hour $10.77 per hour 11. School Crossing Guard...... $2 5 . 0 0 p e r d a y $25.00 per day 12. Section Supervisor...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.20 per hour 13. Snow Removal Vehicle Operator...... $10.40 per hour $13.56 per hour 14. Stage Hand...... $18.55 per hour $24.66 per hour 15. Stage Hand Casual...... $20.00 per hour $24.35 per hour 16. Stage Hand - Show Rate...... $63.00 per show $81.02 per show 17. Student Aide...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.33 per hour 18. Student Assistant...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.20 per hour 19. Usher...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.20 per hour 20. Usher Captain...... $ 8.20 per hour $ 8.20 per hour

Section 43. Hourly Rate — Crafts Compensation for all persons employed by the hour in any of the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority within the limits established in the following schedule for each classification:

Effective Date Minimum Maximum

1. Asbestos Worker 5-1-01 $30.18 $37.73 2. Asphalt Construction Foreman 5-1-00 20.10 30.15 3. Asphalt Raker 5-1-00 19.27 28.91 4. Asphalt Tamper 5-1-00 19.27 28.91 5. Boiler Maker 1-1-01 30.56 38.20 7-1-01 31.68 39.60 6. Bricklayer 5-1-01 26.32 32.90 7. Bricklayer Foreman 5-1-01 27.57 33.90 8. Bricklayer Helper 5-1-00 19.79 29.69 9. Carpenter 5-1-01 26.05 32.56 10. Carpenter Foreman 5-1-01 27.30 33.81 11. Carpenter Apprentice 5-1-01 8.20 16.43 12. Cement Finisher 5-1-01 26.46 33.08 13. Cement Finisher Foreman 5-1-01 27.71 34.08 14. Construction Equipment Operator – Group A 5-1-01 27.42 31.03 15. Construction Equipment Operator – Group B 5-1-01 27.27 30.88 16. Construction Equipment Operator – Group C 5-1-01 26.22 29.83 17. Construction Equipment Operator – Group D 5-1-01 25.44 29.05 18. Construction Equipment Operator – Group E 5-1-01 25.12 28.73 19. Construction Equipment Operator – Oiler – Group F 5-1-01 18.54 22.15 20. Curb Cutter 5-1-00 19.70 29.55 21. Electrical Worker 5-1-01 30.96 38.70 22. Electrical Worker Foreman 5-1-01 32.21 39.70 23. Glazier 5-1-01 26.08 32.60 24. Ironworker 8-1-01 30.22 37.78 25. Ironworker Foreman 8-1-01 31.47 38.78 26. Jackhammer Operator 5-1-00 19.27 28.91 27. Master Mechanic 5-1-01 27.92 31.53 28. Overhead Floodlight Maintenance Man 5-1-01 21.19 26.49 29. Painter 6-1-01 25.54 31.93 30. Painter – Apprentice 5-1-01 8.20 14.89 31. Painter Foreman 6-1-01 26.79 32.93 32. Paver 5-1-00 19.54 29.31 33. Paving Foreman 5-1-00 20.10 30.15 34. Pipefitter (Welder) 5-1-01 31.42 39.28 35. Pipefitter Foreman 5-1-01 32.67 40.28 36. Plasterer 5-1-01 26.14 32.67 2124 August 22, 2001 The City Record 189

37. Plasterer Foreman 5-1-00 26.52 32.84 38. Plumber (Welder) 5-1-01 31.10 38.87 39. Plumber Foreman 5-1-01 32.35 39.87 40. Roofer 5-1-01 26.70 33.37 41. Sheet Metal Worker 5-1-01 29.62 37.02 42. Sheet Metal Worker Foreman 5-1-01 30.87 38.02 43. Sign Painter 4-1-00 22.55 26.51 44. Sign Painter Unit Leader 4-1-00 23.55 27.51 45. Spray Painter 4-1-00 20.22 24.16 46. Superintendent of Construction Equipment 5-1-00 20.10 30.15

Section 44. Municipal Court Employees That salaries and compensation in the following classifications shall be fixed by the appointing authority in accordance with the schedule appearing after each classification:

Minimum Maximum 1. Associate Director...... 37,783.00 68,085.41 2. Bailiff...... 36,085.00 61,110.54 3. Chief Deputy Bailiff...... 37,569.00 69,929.78 4. Chief Magistrate...... 48,620.00 75,514.64 5. Chief Probation Officer...... 50,395.00 75,514.64 6. Clinical Director...... 37,783.00 68,085.41 7. Deputy Bailiff...... 21,424.00 47,610.00 8. Deputy Bailiff Administrative Assistant – Finance ...... 39,173.00 58,208.40 9. Deputy Bailiff Administrative Assistant – Operations...... 39,173.00 58,208.40 10. Deputy Bailiff Assistant Director of Data Processing...... 22,223.00 54,901.58 11. Deputy Bailiff Assistant Jury Commissioner...... 21,907.00 49,943.93 12. Deputy Bailiff Central Scheduling Director...... 41,755.17 69,955.65 13. Deputy Bailiff Chief Court Reporter...... 41,755.00 65,789.78 14. Deputy Bailiff Clerk Typist...... 19,526.00 29,249.10 15. Deputy Bailiff – Court Administrator...... 62,624.00 84,870.00 16. Deputy Bailiff – Court Reporter...... 22,914.00 50,936.49 17. Deputy Bailiff Data Processor...... 21,100.00 47,145.29 18. Deputy Bailiff Deputy Court Administrator...... 45,486.00 72,953.01 19. Deputy Bailiff/Deputy Court Administrator Chief Information Officer...... 45,486.00 84,870.00 20. Deputy Bailiff Deputy Chief Court Reporter...... 22,923.00 52,450.70 21. Deputy Bailiff Director of Data Processing...... 58,349.00 87,870.00 22. Deputy Bailiff Finance Officer...... 39,173.00 58,208.40 23. Deputy Bailiff General...... 21,424.00 50,715.00 24. Deputy Bailiff Jury Commissioner...... 37,783.00 59,875.79 25. Deputy Bailiff Law Clerk...... 21,250.00 44,519.49 26. Deputy Chief Magistrate...... 40,752.00 66,794.76 27. Deputy Bailiff – Office Manager...... 39,827.00 69,641.01 28. Deputy Bailiff Private Secretary...... 20,112.00 31,629.60 29. Deputy Bailiff Public Information Officer...... $18.47 per hour $34.74 per hour 30. Deputy Bailiff Scheduler I...... 22,284.00 44,752.37 31. Deputy Bailiff Session Room Supervisor...... 22,284.00 49,957.38 32. Deputy Bailiff – Special Projects Officer...... 30,000.00 58,995.00 33. Deputy Bailiff Supervisor...... 41,368.00 61,110.54 34. Deputy Bailiff Systems Analyst...... 35,000.00 56,925,00 35. Deputy Bailiff Training Officer...... 31,000.00 58,995.00 36. Deputy Chief Probation Officer...... 42,318.00 67,409.55 37. Immobilization Officer...... $15.60 per hour $24.69 per hour 38. Magistrate...... 40,752.00 66,794.76 39. Municipal Court Psychologist...... $47.74 per hour $93.15 per hour 40. Personal Bailiff...... 43,285.00 60,030.00 41. Probation Officer General...... 28,585.00 51,139.35 42. Probation Officer Supervisor...... 48,616.00 67,908.42 43. Psychiatric Case Worker...... 21,681.00 51,139.35 44. Psychiatric Social Worker...... 21,907.00 50,978.93 45. Psychologist II...... $60.00 per hour $86.94 per hour 46. Small Claims Magistrate...... 20,687.00 50,223.38 47. Student Aide...... $5.15 per hour $8.80 per hour 48. Traffic Court Magistrate...... 40,752.00 65,944.00

Section 45. Division of Police; Chief of Police and Deputy Chief of Police The annual salaries of persons appointed to the following ranks of the Division of Police shall be fixed by the appointing authority within the limits established in the following schedules:

Rank Minimum Maximum 1. Chief of Police...... $69,682.20 $143,720.49 2. Deputy Chief of Police...... 63,966.00 121,083.26 2125 190 The City Record August 22, 2001

Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 171.05 of the Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the Chief of Police shall not be entitled to receive any overtime compensation while serving as Chief of Police.

Section 46. Division of Police; Supervisory Ranks The annual salaries of persons appointed to the following ranks of the Division of Police shall be fixed by the appointing authority within the limits established in the following schedules:

Rank Minimum Maximum 1. Commander of Police...... $78,432.29 $78,932.29 2. Deputy Inspector...... 78,432.29 78,932.29 3. Captain...... 67,544.32 68,044.32 4. Lieutenant...... 58,159.12 58,659.12 5. Sergeant...... 50,068.17 50,568.17

Section 47. Division of Police; Patrol Officers The annual salaries of persons appointed to the ranks of patrol officer shall be fixed by the appointing authority within the limits established in the following schedules:

Minimum Maximum 1. Patrol Officer I...... $43,093.84 $43,593.84 2. Patrol Officer II...... 39,379.83 39,379.83 3. Patrol Officer III...... 38,879.83 38,879.83 4. Patrol Officer IV...... 37,879.83 37,879.83 5. Trainee...... $8.50 per hour $8.50 per hour

Section 48. Division of Police; Various Positions The annual salaries of persons appointed to the following classifications within the Division of Police shall be fixed by the Director of Public Safety within the limits established in the following schedules:

Minimum Maximum 1. Junior Assistant Secretary of Police...... $26,213.25 $50,183.80 2. Surgeon of Police...... 43,107.75 67,569.79 3. Superintendent of Criminalistics...... 30,086.70 61,297.84 4. Superintendent of Safety Buildings...... 30,086.70 59,224.97

Section 49. Division of Fire; Fire Chief and Assistant Fire Chief The annual salaries of persons appointed to the following ranks of the Division of Fire shall be fixed by the appointing authority within the limits established in the following schedules:

Minimum Maximum 1. Fire Chief ...... $64,407.00 $143,720.49 2. Assistant Fire Chief ...... 56,790.30 107,788.95

Section 50. Division of Fire; Various Positions The annual salaries of persons appointed to the following ranks of the Division of Fire shall be fixed by the appointing authority within the limits established in the following schedules:

Minimum Maximum 1. Battalion Chief...... $67,545.44 $68,045.44 2. Captain...... 58,159.87 58,659.87 3. Lieutenant...... 50,068.85 50,568.85 4. Firefighter Journeyman...... 43,093.84 43,593.84 Apprentice – Medic III...... 39,379.83 39,379.83 Apprentice – Medic II...... 38,879.83 38,879.83 Apprentice – Medic I...... 37,879.83 37,879.83 Trainee...... $ 8.50 per hour $ 8.50 per hour

Section 51. That existing Ordinance No. 434-2000, passed March 20, 2000, as from time to time amended, be and the same is hereby repealed, effective April 1, 2001. Section 52. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Passed August 15, 2001. Awaiting the approval or disapproval of the Mayor. 2126 August 22, 2001 The City Record 191

Ord. No. 1563-01. Section 2. That the cost of said the affirmative vote of two-thirds of By Councilman Polensek. contract shall be charged against all the members elected to Council, An emergency ordinance au t h o r i z - the proper appropriation account, it shall take effect and be in force ing and directing the Clerk of Coun- (Fund No. 01 Organization 010101 immediately upon its passage and cil to enter into a contract with Account 632000 RL 18136), and the approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Brothers Printing Company for busi- Director of Finance shall certify shall take effect and be in force ness cards and note pads for the thereon the amount of the initial from and after the earliest period Clerk of Council on behalf of the City purchase thereunder, which pur- allowed by law. Council for a period of two years. chase, together with all subsequent Passed August 15, 2001. Whereas, this ordinance consti- purchases, shall be made on order of Awaiting the approval or disap- tutes an emergency measure provid- the Commissioner of Purchases and proval of the Mayor. ing for the usual daily operation of Supplies pursuant to a requisition a municipal department; now, there- against such contract duly certified fore, by the Director of Finance. Said Be it ordained by the Council of requirement contract shall provide Ord. No. 1566-01. the City of Cleveland: that the contractor shall furnish the By Councilman Polensek. Section 1. That the Clerk of Coun- remainder of the Council’s require- An emergency ordinance authoriz- cil be and she hereby is authorized ments for such goods and/or ser- ing and directing the Clerk of Coun- and directed to make a written vices, whether more or less than cil to enter into a contract with requirement contract in accordance said estimated quantity, as may be Orange Blossom Press for expedited with the Charter and the Codified ordered under subsequent requisi- printing services for the Clerk of Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, tions separately certified against Council on behalf of the City Coun- for business cards and note pads for said contract. cil for a period of two years. a period of two years to be pur- Section 3. That this ordinance is Whereas, this ordinance consti- chased by the Commissioner of Pur- hereby declared to be an emergency tutes an emergency measure provid- chases and Supplies upon a unit measure and, provided it receives ing for the usual daily operation of basis for the Council of the City of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of a municipal department; now, there- Cleveland. all the members elected to Council, fore, Section 2. That the cost of said it shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of contract shall be charged against immediately upon its passage and the City of Cleveland: the proper appropriation account, approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 1. That the Clerk of Coun- (Fund No. 01 Organization 010101 shall take effect and be in force cil be and she hereby is authorized Account 632000 RL 18136), and the from and after the earliest period and directed to make a written Director of Finance shall certify allowed by law. requirement contract in accordance thereon the amount of the initial Passed August 15, 2001. with the Charter and the Codified purchase thereunder, which pur- Awaiting the approval or disap- Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, chase, together with all subsequent proval of the Mayor. for expedited printing services for a purchases, shall be made on order of period of two years to be purchased the Commissioner of Purchases and by the Commissioner of Purchases Supplies pursuant to a requisition and Supplies upon a unit basis for against such contract duly certified Ord. No. 1565-01. the Council of the City of Cleveland. by the Director of Finance. Said By Councilman Polensek. Section 2. That the cost of said requirement contract shall provide An emergency ordinance authoriz- contract shall be charged against that the contractor shall furnish the ing and directing the Clerk of Coun- the proper appropriation account, remainder of the Council’s require- cil to enter into a contract with (Fund No. 01 Organization 010101 ments for such goods and/or ser- Legal News Publishing Company for Account 632000 RL 18136), and the vices, whether more or less than the printing services for ward mail- Director of Finance shall certify said estimated quantity, as may be ings for the Clerk of Council on thereon the amount of the initial ordered under subsequent requisi- behalf of the City Council for a purchase thereunder, which pur- tions separately certified against period of two years. chase, together with all subsequent said contract. Whereas, this ordinance consti- purchases, shall be made on order of Section 3. That this ordinance is tutes an emergency measure provid- the Commissioner of Purchases and hereby declared to be an emergency ing for the usual daily operation of Supplies pursuant to a requisition measure and, provided it receives a municipal department; now, there- against such contract duly certified the affirmative vote of two-thirds of fore, by the Director of Finance. Said all the members elected to Council, Be it ordained by the Council of requirement contract shall provide it shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: that the contractor shall furnish the immediately upon its passage and Section 1. That the Clerk of Coun- remainder of the Council’s require- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it cil be and she hereby is authorized ments for such goods and/or ser- shall take effect and be in force and directed to make a written vices, whether more or less than from and after the earliest period requirement contract in accordance said estimated quantity, as may be allowed by law. with the Charter and the Codified ordered under subsequent requisi- Passed August 15, 2001. Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, tions separately certified against Awaiting the approval or disap- for printing services for ward mail- said contract. proval of the Mayor. ings for a period of two years to be Section 3. That this ordinance is purchased by the Commissioner of hereby declared to be an emergency Purchases and Supplies upon a unit measure and, provided it receives basis for the Council of the City of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ord. No. 1564-01. Cleveland. all the members elected to Council, By Councilman Polensek. Section 2. That the cost of said it shall take effect and be in force An emergency ordinance authoriz- contract shall be charged against immediately upon its passage and ing and directing the Clerk of Coun- the proper appropriation account, approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it cil to enter into a contract with (Fund No. 01 Organization 010101 shall take effect and be in force Cleveland Letter Service for ward Account 632000 RL 18136), and the from and after the earliest period mailing services for the Clerk of Director of Finance shall certify allowed by law. Council on behalf of the City Coun- thereon the amount of the initial Passed August 15, 2001. cil for a period of two years. purchase thereunder, which pur- Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, this ordinance consti- chase, together with all subsequent proval of the Mayor. tutes an emergency measure provid- purchases, shall be made on order of ing for the usual daily operation of the Commissioner of Purchases and a municipal department; now, there- Supplies pursuant to a requisition fore, against such contract duly certified Ord. No. 1567-01. Be it ordained by the Council of by the Director of Finance. Said By Councilman Polensek. the City of Cleveland: requirement contract shall provide An emergency ordinance authoriz- Section 1. That the Clerk of Coun- that the contractor shall furnish the ing and directing the Clerk of Coun- cil be and she hereby is authorized remainder of the Council’s require- cil to enter into a contract with and directed to make a written ments for such goods and/or ser- Orange Blossom Press for letterhead requirement contract in accordance vices, whether more or less than and envelopes for the Clerk of Coun- with the Charter and the Codified said estimated quantity, as may be cil on behalf of the City Council for Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, ordered under subsequent requisi- a period of two years. for ward mailing services for a peri- tions separately certified against Whereas, this ordinance consti- od of two years to be purchased by said contract. tutes an emergency measure provid- the Commissioner of Purchases and Section 3. That this ordinance is ing for the usual daily operation of Supplies upon a unit basis for the hereby declared to be an emergency a municipal department; now, there- Council of the City of Cleveland. measure and, provided it receives fore, 2127 192 The City Record August 22, 2001

Be it ordained by the Council of Ord. No. 1569-01. Section 103.13 Ward Thirteen the City of Cleveland: By Councilmen Polensek and Cim- The boundaries of Ward 13 shall Section 1. That the Clerk of Coun- perman. be as follows: cil be and she hereby is authorized An emergency ordinance to sup- Beginning in the center line of the and directed to make a written plement the Codified Ordinances of Cuyahoga River at its entrance to requirement contract in accordance Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, by enacting Lake Erie; thence southeasterly with the Charter and the Codified new Section 623.091 thereof, relating along the center line of the Cuya- Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to vandalism of memorials for the hoga River to its intersection with for letterhead and envelopes for a safety forces. the center line of the Old Riverbed period of two years to be purchased Whereas, this Council recognizes and Ship Channel; thence southwest- by the Commissioner of Purchases and honors the tremendous sacrifice erly, westerly, southwesterly and and Supplies upon a unit basis for made by police officers and fire- westerly along the Old Riverbed and the Council of the City of Cleveland. fighters who have died in the line Ship Channel to its intersection with Section 2. That the cost of said of duty while safeguarding the citi- the center line of the northerly pro- contract shall be charged against zens of Cleveland; and longation of the center line of West the proper appropriation account, 45th Street; thence southerly along Whereas, this Council believes (Fund No. 01 Organization 010101 the northerly prolongation and the Account 632000 RL 18136), and the that it is fitting that those police center line of West 45th Street to its Director of Finance shall certify officers, firefighters, and their fam- intersection with the center line of thereon the amount of the initial ilies should be honored and remem- Franklin Boulevard, N.W,; thence purchase thereunder, which pur- bered by the erection and mainte- southwesterly along the center line chase, together with all subsequent nance of memorials; and of Franklin Boulevard, N.W. to its purchases, shall be made on order of Whereas, this Council is appalled intersection with the center line of the Commissioner of Purchases and that individuals have chosen to West 47th Street; thence southerly Supplies pursuant to a requisition deface and damage the memorials to along the center line of West 47th against such contract duly certified the safety forces through such reck- Street to its intersection with the by the Director of Finance. Said less and thoughtless acts as using center line of Wales Court, N.W.; requirement contract shall provide the police officer memorial as recre- thence easterly along the center line that the contractor shall furnish the ational equipment for skate board- of Wales Court, N.W. to its intersec- remainder of the Council’s require- ing, and tion with the center line of West ments for such goods and/or ser- Whereas, this ordinance consti- 46th Place; thence southerly along vices, whether more or less than tutes an emergency measure provid- the center line of West 46th Place to said estimated quantity, as may be ing for the usual daily operation of its intersection with the center line ordered under subsequent requisi- a municipal department; now, there- of Taylor Court, N.W.; thence west- tions separately certified against fore erly along the center line of Taylor said contract. Be it ordained by the Council of Court, N.W. to its intersection with Section 3. That this ordinance is the City of Cleveland: the center line of West 47th Street; hereby declared to be an emergency Section 1. That the Codified Ordi- thence southerly along the center measure and, provided it receives nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, are line of West 47th Street to its inter- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hereby supplemented by enacting section with the center line of all the members elected to Council, new Section 623.091 to read as fol- Lorain Avenue; thence northeasterly it shall take effect and be in force lows: along the center line of Lorain immediately upon its passage and Avenue to its intersection with the approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 623.091 Vandalism to center line of West 25th Street; shall take effect and be in force Police and Firefighter Memorials thence northwesterly along the cen- from and after the earliest period (a) No person shall purposely ter line of West 25th Street to its allowed by law. mar, injure, deface, damage or oth- intersection with the center line of Passed August 15, 2001. Bridge Avenue, N.W.; thence north- erwise physically mistreat the Awaiting the approval or disap- easterly along the center line of proval of the Mayor. Police Memorial or Firefighter Bridge Avenue, N.W. to its intersec- Memorial. tion with the center line of West (b) Whoever violates this section 22nd Street; thence southeasterly is guilty of desecration, a misde- along the center line of West 22nd Ord. No. 1568-01. meanor of the second degree. Street and its prolongation to its By Councilman Polensek. Section 2. That this ordinance is intersection with the center line of An emergency ordinance amend- hereby declared to be an emergency the RTA main line tracks; thence ing Section 3 of Ordinance No. 503- measure and, provided it receives northerly along the center line of the 01, passed June 19, 2001, relating to the affirmative vote of two-thirds of RTA main line tracks and bridge to constructing the North Shore all the members elected to Council, its intersection with the center line Collinwood Town Center at the tri- it shall take effect and be in force of Franklin Avenue, N.W.; thence angle of East 174th Street and immediately upon its passage and easterly along the center line of Lakeshore Boulevard. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Franklin Avenue, N.W. to its inter- Whereas, this ordinance consti- shall take effect and be in force section with the center line of tutes an emergency measure provid- from and after the earliest period Columbus Road, N.W.; thence ing for the usual daily operation of allowed by law. northerly along the center line of a municipal department; now, there- Passed August 15, 2001. Columbus Road, N.W. to its inter- fore Awaiting the approval or disap- section with the center line of Be it ordained by the Council of proval of the Mayor. Riverbed Street, N.W.; thence north- the City of Cleveland: westerly along the center line of Section 1. That Section 3 of Ordi- Riverbed Street, N.W. to its inter- nance No. 503-01, passed June 19, section with the center line of the 2001, is hereby amended to read as Ord. No. 1570-01. RTA bridge; thence northerly along follows: By Councilmen Polensek, Cintron the center line of the RTA bridge to Section 3. That an amount not to and Cimperman. its intersection with the center line exceed Eighty-six Thousand Dollars An emergency ordinance to amend of the Cuyahoga River; thence along ($86,000) for said improvement shall Sections 103.13 and 103.14 of the Cod- the meandering center line of the be paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166, ified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, Cuyahoga River easterly, northeast- Request No. 5092. erly, northwesterly, easterly, south- 1976, as enacted by Ordinance No. Section 2. That Section 3 of Ordi- easterly and southwesterly to its 1177-01, passed June 11, 2001, relat- nance No. 503-01, passed June 19, intersection with the center line of 2001, is hereby repealed. ing to the boundaries of Wards 13 the Hope Memorial Bridge; thence Section 3. That this ordinance is and 14 of the City of Cleveland. southwesterly along the center line hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, this ordinance consti- of the Hope Memorial Bridge to its measure and, provided it receives tutes an emergency measure provid- intersection with the northeasterly the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing for the usual daily operation of right of way line of the former Erie all the members elected to Council, a municipal department; now, there- Railroad; thence northwesterly along it shall take effect and be in force fore, the northeasterly line of the right of immediately upon its passage and Be it ordained by the Council of way of the former Erie Railroad to approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the City of Cleveland: its intersection with the center line shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That Sections 103.13 and of Columbus Road; thence southerly from and after the earliest period 103.14 of the Codified Ordinances of along the center line of Columbus allowed by law. Cleveland Ohio, 1976, as enacted by Road to its intersection with the cen- Passed August 15, 2001. Ordinance No. 1177-01, passed June ter line of Moore Avenue; thence Awaiting the approval or disap- 11, 2001, are hereby amended to read easterly along the center line of proval of the Mayor. respectively as follows: Moore Avenue to its intersection 2128 August 22, 2001 The City Record 193 with the center line of West 20 the center line of Independence its intersection with the center line Street; thence southwesterly along Road, S.E.; thence southeasterly of Bliss Avenue, N.E.; thence north- the center line of West 20 Street to along the center line of Indepen- easterly along the center line of its intersection with the center line dence Road, S.E. to its intersection Bliss Avenue, N.E. to its intersection of the Hope Memorial Bridge and with the center line of East 47th with the center line of East 66th the center line of Lorain Avenue to Street; thence northerly along the Street; thence southeasterly along its intersection with the center line center line of East 47th Street to its the center line of East 66th Street to of West 21st Place; thence southerly intersection with the center line of its intersection with the center line along the center line of West 21st Chard Avenue, S.E.; thence easterly of Bliss Avenue, N.E.; thence easter- Place to its intersection with the along the center line of Chard ly along the center line of Bliss center line of Abbey Avenue, S.W.; Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with Avenue, N.E. to its intersection with thence easterly along the center line the center line of Interstate 77; the center line of East 68th Street; of Abbey Avenue, S.W. to its inter- thence northerly along the center thence northwesterly along the cen- section with West 20th Street; thence line of Interstate 77 to its intersec- ter line of East 68th Street to its southerly along the center line of tion with the center line of the Mor- intersection with the center line of West 20th Street to its intersection gana Avenue, S.E. sewer; thence St. Clair Avenue, N.E.; thence south- with the center line of Freeman northwesterly along the center line westerly along the center line of St. Avenue, S.W.; thence easterly along of the Morgana Avenue, S.E. sewer Clair Avenue, N.E. to its intersection the center line of Freeman Avenue, to its intersection with the center with the center line of Addison S.W. to its intersection with the cen- line of the Cuyahoga River; thence Road, N.E.; thence northerly along ter line of West 19th Street; thence northwesterly, westerly and south- the center line of Addison Road, N.E. southerly, westerly and southerly westerly along the meandering cen- and its northerly prolongation to its along the center line of West 19th ter line of the Cuyahoga River to its intersection with the center line of Street to its intersection with the intersection with the center line of the main line tracks of the CSX Rail- center line of Willey Avenue, S.W.; West 3rd Street; thence northwester- road; thence southwesterly along the thence southeasterly and easterly ly along the center line of West 3rd center line of the main line tracks along the center line of Willey Street to its intersection with the of the CSX Railroad to its intersec- Avenue, S.W. to its intersection with center line of the Hope Memorial tion with the center line of East 55th the center line of Scranton Road, Bridge; thence northeasterly along Street; thence northerly along the S.W.; thence continuing easterly the center line of the Hope Memori- center line of East 55th Street and along the center line of Kenilworth al Bridge and the center line of its northerly prolongation to its Avenue, S.W. to its intersection with Carnegie Avenue, S.E. to its inter- intersection with the shore line of the center line of Interstate 71; section with the center line of East Lake Erie; thence in a general thence southwesterly, southeasterly 9th Street; thence southerly along southwesterly direction along the and southwesterly along the center the center line of East 9th Street to irregular shore line of Lake Erie to line of Interstate 71 to its intersec- its intersection with the northwest- its intersection with the entrance to tion with the center line of Jennings erly right of way line of the Inner the Cuyahoga River and the place of Road, S.W.; thence in a general Belt Freeway; thence northeasterly be g i n n i n g . southeasterly and southerly direc- along the northwesterly right of tion along the center line of Jen- way line of the Inner Belt Freeway Section 103.14 Ward Fourteen nings Road, S.W. to its intersection to its intersection with the center The boundaries of Ward 14 shall with the center line of Belt Line line of East 13th Street; thence be as follows; Street, S.W.; thence easterly along northwesterly along the center line Beginning at the intersection of the center line of Belt Line Street to of East 13th Street to its intersection the center line of Lorain Avenue its intersection with the center line with the center line of Carnegie and the center line of West 48th of the main line tracks of the NS Avenue, S.E.; thence northeasterly Street; thence northeasterly along Railroad; thence northeasterly along along the center line of Carnegie the center line of Lorain Avenue to the center line of the main line Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with its intersection with the center line tracks of the NS Railroad to its the center line of East 14th Street; of West 25th Street; thence north- intersection with the center line of thence northwesterly along the cen- westerly along the center line of the Cuyahoga River; thence along ter line of East 14th Street to its West 25th Street to its intersection the meandering center line of the intersection with the center line of with the center line of Bridge Cuyahoga River in a northerly and Huntington Court, S.E. (now vacat- Avenue, N. W.; thence northeasterly northeasterly direction to its inter- ed); thence northeasterly along the along the center line of Bridge section with the center line of the center line of Huntington Court, S.E. Avenue, N. W. to its intersection main line tracks of the NS Railroad, to its intersection with the center with the center line of West 22nd thence southerly along the center line of East 18th Street; thence Street; thence southeasterly along line of the main line tracks of the northwesterly along the center line the center line of West 22nd Street NS Railroad to its intersection with of East 18th Street to its intersection and its prolongation to its intersec- the center line of Campbell Road, with the center line of Euclid tion with the center line of the RTA S.E.; thence easterly, northeasterly Avenue; thence northeasterly along main line tracks; thence northerly and easterly along the center line of the center line of Euclid Avenue to along the center line of the RTA Campbell Road, S.E. to its intersec- its intersection with the center line main line tracks and bridge to its tion with the center line of Inde- of the Inner Belt Freeway; thence intersection with the center line of pendence Road, S.E.; thence south- northerly along the center line of the Franklin Avenue, N.W.; thence east- easterly along the center line of Inner Belt Freeway to its intersec- erly along the center line of Independence Road, S.E. to its inter- tion with the center line of Chester Franklin Avenue, N.W. to its inter- section with the northeasterly pro- Avenue, S.E.; thence northeasterly longation of the northwesterly line along the center line of Chester section with the center line of of sublot number 57 in the Caroline Avenue, N.E. to its intersection with Columbus Road, N.W.; thence Beyerle’s Subdivision of part of Orig- the center line of East 40th Street; northerly along the center line of inal 100 Acre Lot Number 286 and thence northerly along the center Columbus Road, N.W. to its inter- 287 as shown by the recorded plat in line of East 40th Street to its inter- section with the center line of Volume 12 of Maps, Page 44 of Cuya- section with the center line of Payne Riverbed Street, N.W.; thence north- hoga County Records; thence south- Avenue, N.E,; thence northeasterly westerly along the center line of westerly along the northeasterly pro- along the center line of Payne Riverbed Street, N.W. to its inter- longation and the northwesterly line Avenue, N.E. to its intersection with section with the center line of the of sublot number 57 to the most the center line of East 45th Street; RTA bridge; thence northerly along westerly corner of sublot number 57; thence northwesterly along the cen- the center line of the RTA bridge to thence southeasterly along the ter line of East 45th Street to its its intersection with the center line southwesterly line of sublot numbers intersection with the center line of of the Cuyahoga River; thence along 57, 56, 55, 54, 53, 52, 51 and its south- Superior Avenue, N.E.; thence north- the meandering center line of the easterly prolongation to its intersec- easterly and easterly along the cen- Cuyahoga River easterly, northeast- tion with the center line of Reeves ter line of Superior Avenue, N.E. to erly, northwesterly, easterly, south- Road, S.E. (now vacated); thence its intersection with the center line easterly and southwesterly to its southwesterly along the center line of Norwood Road, N.E.; thence intersection with the center line of of Reeves Road, S.E. (now vacated) northerly along the center line of the Hope Memorial Bridge; thence to its intersection with the center Norwood Road, N.E. to its intersec- southwesterly along the center line line of Beyerle Road, S.E.; thence tion with the center line of Bonna of the Hope Memorial Bridge to its southeasterly along the center line Avenue, N.E.; thence northeasterly intersection with the northeasterly of Beyerle Road, S.E. to its inter- along the center line of Bonna right of way line of the former Erie section with the center line of Bey- Avenue, N.E. to its intersection with Railroad; thence northwesterly erle Place, S.E.; thence northeasterly the center line of Addison Road, along the northeasterly line of the along the center line of Beyerle N.E.; thence northeasterly along the right of way of the former Erie Place, S.E. to its intersection with center line of Addison Road, N.E. to Railroad to its intersection with the 2129 194 The City Record August 22, 2001 center line of Columbus Road; westerly along the center line of Ord. No. 1571-01. thence southerly along the center Bush Avenue, S.W. to its intersec- By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- line of Columbus Road to its inter- tion with the center line of West mon (by departmental request). section with the center line of Moore 41st Street; thence southerly along An emergency ordinance directing Avenue; thence easterly along the the center line of West 41st Street the Director of Finance to immedi- center line of Moore Avenue to its to its intersection with the center ately deposit funds from the Gener- intersection with the center line of line of Fulton Road, S.W.; thence al Fund into the Neighborhood Equi- West 20 Street; thence southwester- southwesterly along the center line ty Fund and the Ward Capital ly along the center line of West 20 of Fulton Road, S.W. to its inter- Improvement Fund. Street to its intersection with the section with the center line of Poe Whereas, it was Council’s clear center line of the Hope Memorial Avenue, S.W.; thence northwesterly intention that the Neighborhood Bridge and the center line of Lorain along the center line of Poe Avenue, Equity Fund and the Ward Capital Avenue to its intersection with the S.W. to its intersection with the cen- Improvement Fund should be fully center line of West 21st Place; ter line of West 44th Place; thence funded and retain all interest thence southerly along the center southwesterly along the center line earned by monies deposited into line of West 21st Place to its inter- of West 44th Place to its intersec- said funds, and such funds have not section with the center line of tion with Hodgson Avenue, S.W.; been so funded; and Abbey Avenue, S.W.; thence easter- thence northwesterly along the cen- Whereas, this ordinance consti- ly along the center line of Abbey ter line of Hodgson Avenue, S.W. to tutes an emergency measure provid- Avenue, S.W. to its intersection with its intersection with the center line ing for the usual daily operation of West 20th Street; thence southerly of West 44th Street; thence norther- a municipal department; now, there- along the center line of West 20th ly along the center line of West 44th fore Street to its intersection with the Street to its intersection with the Be it ordained by the Council of center line of Freeman Avenue, center line of Bush Avenue, S.W.; the City of Cleveland: S.W.; thence easterly along the cen- thence westerly along the center Section 1. That the Director of ter line of Freeman Avenue, S.W. to line of Bush Avenue, S.W. to its Finance is authorized and directed its intersection with the center line intersection with the center line of to immediately deposit from the of West 19th Street; thence souther- West 46th Street; thence southerly General Fund into the Neighbor- ly, westerly and southerly along the along the center line of West 46th hood Equity Fund, Fund No. 10, Sub-Fund No. 166, the amount of center line of West 19th Street to its Street to its intersection with the Ten Million Five Hundred Thou- intersection with the center line of center line of Carlos Avenue, S.W.; sand Dollars ($10,500,000.00), and Willey Avenue, S.W.; thence south- thence northwesterly along the cen- easterly and easterly along the cen- into the Ward Capital Improvement ter line of Carlos Avenue, S.W. to its Fund, Fund No. 10, Sub-Fund No. ter line of Willey Avenue, S.W. to intersection with the center line of 168, the amount of Five Million its intersection with the center line West 52nd Street; thence northeast- of Scranton Road, S.W.; thence con- Five Hundred Seventeen Thousand erly along the center line of West Four Hundred Thirty Seven Dollars tinuing easterly along the center 52nd Street to its intersection with ($5,517,437.00). These respective line of Kenilworth Avenue, S.W. to the center line of Storer Avenue, amounts are hereby encumbered its intersection with the center line S.W.; thence westerly along the cen- within the General Fund for deposit of Interstate 71; thence southwest- ter line of Storer Avenue, S.W. to its in said Funds and the purposes of erly, southeasterly and southwester- intersection with the center line of said Funds. ly along the center line of Interstate West 53rd Street; thence northerly Section 2. That this ordinance is 71 to its intersection with the cen- along the center line of West 53rd hereby declared to be an emergency ter line of West 25th Street; thence Street to its intersection with the measure and, provided it receives northeasterly along the center line center line of Field Avenue, S.W.; the affirmative vote of two-thirds of of West 25th Street to its intersec- thence easterly along the center line all the members elected to Council, tion with the center line of Scranton of Field Avenue, S.W. to its inter- it shall take effect and be in force Road, S.W.; thence northeasterly section with the center line of West immediately upon its passage and along the center line of Scranton 52nd Street; thence northerly along approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Road, S.W. to its intersection with the center line of West 52nd Street shall take effect and be in force the center line of Ketteringham to its intersection with the center from and after the earliest period Road, S.W. formerly known as View line of Clark Avenue, S.W.; thence allowed by law. Road, S.W. (now vacated); thence easterly along the center line of Passed August 15, 2001. easterly, northeasterly and norther- Clark Avenue, S.W. to its intersec- Awaiting the approval or disap- ly along the center line of Ketter- tion with the center line of West proval of the Mayor. ingham Road, S.W. (now vacated) to 51st Street; thence northerly along its intersection with the center line the center line of West 51st Street of South Point Drive, S.W.; thence to its intersection with the center westerly, southwesterly and wester- line of Train Avenue, S. W.; thence Ord. No. 1572-01. ly along the center line of South easterly along the center line of By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Point Drive, S.W. to its intersection Train Avenue, S.W. to its intersec- mon. with the center line of West 25th tion with the center line of West An emergency ordinance directing Street; thence northerly along the 44th Street; thence in a general the Director of Finance to immedi- center line of West 25th Street to its northerly direction along the center ately deposit funds from the Capital intersection with the center line of line of West 44th Street to its inter- Sidewalk Improvements Fund with- Woodbridge Avenue, S.W.; thence section with the center line of the in the General Fund into the Ward westerly along the center line of main line tracks of the NS Railroad; Capital Improvement Fund. Woodbridge Avenue, S.W. to its thence westerly along the center Whereas, this ordinance consti- intersection with the center line of line of the main line tracks of the tutes an emergency measure provid- West 35th Street; thence southerly NS Railroad to its intersection with ing for the usual daily operation of along the center line of West 35th the southerly prolongation of West a municipal department; now, there- Street to its intersection with the 48th Street; thence northerly along fore center line of Tyler Court, S.W.; the southerly prolongation and the Be it ordained by the Council of thence easterly along the center line center line of West 48th Street to the City of Cleveland: of Tyler Court, S.W. to its intersec- the place of beginning. Section 1. That the Director of tion with the center line of West Section 2. That existing Sections Finance is authorized and directed 32nd Street; thence southerly along 103.13 and 103.14 of the Codified to immediately deposit Six Million the center line of West 32nd Street Ordinances of Cleveland Ohio, 1976, One Hundred Sixty Seven Thou- to its intersection with the center as enacted by Ordinance No. 1177-01, sand Four Hundred Thirty Seven line of Library Avenue, S.W.; thence passed June 11, 2001, are hereby Dollars ($6,167,437.00) from Fund westerly along the center line of repealed. No. 20, Sub-fund No. 375, which is Library Avenue, S.W. to its inter- Section 3. That this ordinance is denominated the “Capital Sidewalk section with the center line of West hereby declared to be an emergency Improvements” fund, of the Gener- 35th Street; thence northerly along measure and, provided it receives al Fund, into the Ward Capital the center line of West 35th Street the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Improvement Fund, Fund No. 10, all the members elected to Council, to its intersection with the center it shall take effect and be in force Sub-Fund No. 168. These respective line of Library Court, S.W.; thence immediately upon its passage and amounts are hereby encumbered westerly along the center line of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it within the General Fund for Library Court, S.W. to its intersec- shall take effect and be in force deposit in said Ward Capital tion with the center line of West from and after the earliest period Improvement Fund for the purpos- 39th Place; thence southerly along allowed by law. es of said Fund. the center line of West 39th Place Passed August 15, 2001. Section 2. That this ordinance is to its intersection with the center Awaiting the approval or disap- hereby declared to be an emergency line of Bush Avenue, S.W.; thence proval of the Mayor. measure and, provided it receives 2130 August 22, 2001 The City Record 195 the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1. That the Director of shall take effect and be in force all the members elected to Council, Community Development is autho- from and after the earliest period it shall take effect and be in force rized to enter into an agreement allowed by law. immediately upon its passage and with Neighborhood Progress Inc. to Passed August 15, 2001. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it provide a Ward 18 Cudell Commu- Awaiting the approval or disap- shall take effect and be in force nity Planning and Assessment proval of the Mayor. from and after the earliest period Process for the public purpose of allowed by law. providing a strategic educational Passed August 15, 2001. planning program for local commu- Awaiting the approval or disap- nity leadership to develop, promote, Ord. No. 1654-01. proval of the Mayor. and implement a comprehensive By Councilman Westbrook. community plan for Ward 18, An emergency ordinance au t h o r i z - through the use of Ward 18 Neigh- ing the Director of Community Devel- borhood Equity Funds. opment to enter into an agreement Ord. No. 1573-01. Section 2. That the cost of said with the Westside Industrial Reten- By Councilman Rybka. contract shall be in an amount not tion & Expansion Network for Indus- An emergency ordinance au t h o r i z - to exceed $30,000 and shall be paid trial Retention and Public Safety ing the Director of Community Devel- from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Programs through the use of Ward opment to enter into an agreement Section 3. That the Director of 18 Neighborhood Equity Funds. with Slavic Village Development Cor- Law shall prepare and approve said Whereas, this ordinance consti- poration for Architectural Feasibility contract and that the contract shall tutes an emergency measure provid- Study through the use of Ward 12 contain such terms and provisions ing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, there- Neighborhood Equity Funds. as he deems necessary to protect the fore Whereas, this ordinance consti- City’s interest. Section 4. That this ordinance is Be it ordained by the Council of tutes an emergency measure provid- the City of Cleveland: ing for the usual daily operation of hereby declared to be an emergency measure and provided it receives the Section 1. That the Director of a municipal department; now, there- Community Development is autho- affirmative vote of two thirds of all fore rized to enter into an agreement Be it ordained by the Council of the members elected to Council, it with the Westside Industrial Reten- the City of Cleveland: shall take effect and be in force tion & Expansion Network for Section 1. That the Director of immediately upon its passage and Industrial Retention and Public Community Development is autho- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Safety Programs, for the public pur- rized to enter into an agreement shall take effect and be in force pose of promoting industrial reten- with Slavic Village Development from and after the earliest period tion, and expansion, community Corporation for Architectural Feasi- allowed by law. improvements to the neighborhood bility Study on the following prop- Passed August 15, 2001. commercial district, and the imple- erties; St. Hyacinth Parish Buildings Awaiting the approval or disap- mentation of community policing to at 6114 Franel Street, Our Lady of proval of the Mayor. enhance the safety of residents, and Lourdes Convent at 3395 East 53rd area businesses, through the use of Street, Holy Name School at 8238 Ward 18 Neighborhood Equity Broadway Avenue, and J.L. Good- Funds. man Building at 8238 Broadway Ord. No. 1575-01. Section 2. That the cost of said Avenue, for the public purpose of By Councilman Willis. contract shall be in an amount not promoting commercial and residen- An emergency ordinance consent- to exceed $92,000 and shall be paid tial development in the City of ing and approving the issuance of a from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Cleveland, through the use of Ward permit for the 8th Annual NE Ohio Section 3. That the Director of 12 Neighborhood Equity Funds. Race for the Cure, on September 16, Law shall prepare and approve said Section 2. That the cost of said 2001, sponsored by Hermes Race Sys- contract and that the contract shall contract shall be in an amount not tems. contain such terms and provisions as he deems necessary to protect the to exceed $34,500 and shall be paid Whereas, this ordinance consti- City’s interest. from Fund No. 10 SF 166. tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 3. That the Director of Section 4. That this ordinance is ing for the usual daily operation of hereby declared to be an emergency Law shall prepare and approve said a municipal department; now, there- measure and, provided it receives contract and that the contract shall fore, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of contain such terms and provisions Be it ordained by the Council of all the members elected to Council, as he deems necessary to protect the the City of Cleveland: it shall take effect and be in force City’s interest. Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- immediately upon its passage and Section 4. That this ordinance is tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it hereby declared to be an emergency nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this shall take effect and be in force measure and, provided it receives Council consents to and approves from and after the earliest period the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the holding of the 8th Annual NE allowed by law. all the members elected to Council, Ohio Race for the Cure sponsored by Passed August 15, 2001. it shall take effect and be in force Hermes Race Systems, on September Awaiting the approval or disap- immediately upon its passage and 16, 2001, beginning at East Blvd. and proval of the Mayor. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Euclid Avenue, Euclid Avenue to shall take effect and be in force Chester, Chester to MLK, MLK to from and after the earliest period Superior Avenue Ramp, Superior COUNCIL COMMITTEE allowed by law. Avenue Ramp to East Blvd., East Passed August 15, 2001. Blvd. to Wade Oval, Wade Oval to MEETINGS Awaiting the approval or disap- finish, provided that the applicant proval of the Mayor. sponsor shall meet all the require- ments of Section 411.05 of the Codi- Wednesday, August 15, 2001 fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976. Streets may be closed as deter- Public Parks, Property and Recre- Ord. No. 1574-01. mined by the Chief of Police and ation Committee (Joint with By Councilman Westbrook. safety forces as may be necessary Finance Committee): 10:00 a.m. — Present: Rybka, Chairman; Dolan, An emergency ordinance authoriz- in order to protect the participants Vice Chairman; Brady, Johnson, in the event. Said permit shall fur- ing the Director of Community Reed, Sweeney. Excused: Britt. Development to enter into an agree- ther provide that the City of Cleve- ment with Neighborhood Progress land shall be fully indemnified from Finance Committee (Joint with Inc. to provide a Ward 18 Cudell any and all liability resulting from Public Parks, Property and Recre- Community Planning and Assess- the issuance of the same, to the ation Committee): 10:00 a.m. — Pre- ment Process through the use of extent and in form satisfactory to sent: Patmon, Chairman; Rybka, Ward 18 Neighborhood Equity the Director of Law. Vice Chairman; Cintron, Dolan, Funds. Section 2. That this ordinance is Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, Polensek, Whereas, this ordinance consti- hereby declared to be an emergency Sweeney. Excused: Britt, White. tutes an emergency measure provid- measure and provided it receives the ing for the usual daily operation of affirmative vote of two thirds of all Finance Committee: 10:30 a.m. — a municipal department; now, there- the members elected to Council, it Present: Patmon, Chairman; Rybka, fore, shall take effect and be in force Vice Chairman; Britt, Cintron, Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and Dolan, Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Polensek, Sweeney, White. 2131 196 The City Record August 22, 2001 Index

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Aging Department

Senior Citizen Social Support Program — agreement — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 6) (O 1514-01) ...... 1957-2087

Appreciation

Alexander, Jr., Rev. Edward & Mrs. Louise — Ward 7 (R 1482-01) ...... 1941

Banners

E. 82nd St. & Hough Ave. — permit — Ministerial Day Care (O 1546-01)...... 1968-2097 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive — permit — Cleveland Cultural Garden Federation (O 1552-01) ...... 1978-2106 Pearl Rd., Denison Ave. & Fulton Rd. — permit — Archwood Denison Concerned Citizens (Ward 15) (O 1532-01) ...... 1963-2092 Scranton Rd., W. 25th St., Sackett Ave., Southpoint & MetroHealth Drives — permit (Ward 14) (O 1524-01)...... 1960-2090 W. 41st St. & Clark Ave. & on Fulton, Daisy, Barber & Wade — permit (Ward 14) (O 1523-01) ...... 1960-2089

Board of Education

Recreational, cultural and extracurricular programs – 2001-2002 school year (O 850-01) ...... 2028-2071

Board of Building Standards and Building Appeals

East 116th Street, 4020, (Ward 2) – Russell Stewart c/o Fortress Environmental & Construction Corporation, owner – appeal adopted on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-70-01) ...... 2039 East 45th Street, 1546, (Ward 13) – Victoria Carr, owner – appeal resolved on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-95-01) ...... 2038 East 74th Street, 3620, (Ward 12) – Liberty Savings Bank, F.S.B., mortgagee – appeal resolved on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-89-01)...... 2038 East Boulevard, 11030, (Ward 8) – Cleveland Botanical Garden, owner – appeal adopted on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-115-01) ...... 2039 Elm Street, 2510, (Ward 13) – Dean Salivaras (Mirage On The Water Inc.), owner – appeal resolved on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-82-01)...... 2038 Euclid Avenue, 3614, (Ward 5) – US Tommy, owner – appeal adopted on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-103-01) ...... 2039 Franklin Boulevard, 3600, (Ward 13) – Franklin Boulevard Nursing Home, owner - appeal postponed to 9/12/01 on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-128-01) ...... 2039 Huron Road, 921, (Ward 13) – Howell Building L.L.C., owner – appeal amended and adopted on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-116-01) ...... 2039 Lisbon Road, 2686, (Ward 5) – CWC Industries, Inc., owner – appeal postponed to 8/29/01 on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-77-01) ...... 2038 Oakview Avenue, 11703, (Ward 9) – Lewis G. Robinson, owner – appeal resolved on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-78-01)...... 2038 Old River Road, 1059, (a.k.a. 1057-59 Old River Road), (Ward 13) – George Khouri Familty Ltd. Partnership / Dan Bliss (PDU, Inc., d.b.a. Heaven and Earth, a.k.a. Peabody’s - appeal adopted on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-44-01)...... 2039 Old River Road, 1064, (a.k.a. 1064-66 Old River Road), (Ward 13) – 1078 Old River Road, Ltd. / Isabella Basile, a.k.a. Chesler (The Beach Club) – appeal adopted on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-42-01) ...... 2039 Old River Road, 1078, (a.k.a. 1068-78 Old River Road), (Ward 13) – 1078 Old River Road, Ltd. / Isabella Basile, a.k.a. Chesler (The Basement) – appeal adopted on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-43-01) ...... 2039 Payne Avenue, 4650, (Ward 7) – Anis Daher, owner – appeal withdrawn on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-76-01) ...... 2038 Prospect Avenue, 3100, (Ward 7) – Drew Smith, owner – appeal adopted on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-121-01)...... 2039 St. Clair Avenue, 2532, (Ward 13) – Dave Hunsinker, owner – appeal adopted on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-120-01) ...... 2039 St. Clair Avenue, 7901, (Ward 8) – Jimmie L. Richard, owner – appeal amended and adopted on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-112-01) ...... 2039 Superior Avenue, 6602, (Ward 7) – Demetrious D. Davis, owner – no action on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-125-01) ...... 2039 West 39th Street, 3835, (Ward 15) – Bank of Yorba Linda, mortgagee – appeal resolved on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-93-01) ...... 2038 West 6th Street, 1212, (Ward 13) – Terry Barbu, owner – appeal adopted on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-119-01) ...... 2039 West 9th Street, 1281, (Ward 13) – West Ninth Street Partners, owner – appeal resolved on 8/15/01 (Doc. A-88-01)...... 2038 2132 August 22, 2001 The City Record 197

Board of Control – City Hall

Elevator maintenance at City Hall – pursuant to Ord. 297-01 – all bids rejected – Division of Property Management, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 553-01) ...... 2036

Board of Control – Cleveland Hopkins International Airport Division

Aviation communications equipment – contract pursuant to Ord. 642-01 to Vidette Communications, d.b.a. Western Reserve Communications – Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 546-01) ...... 2035 Redundant electric source construction – approve subcontractors – pursuant to BOC Res. 443-01 – Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 545-01) ...... 2035 Rental Car Facility – amend Contract #52456 per BOC Res. 800-97 with Dollar Rent A Car Systems, Inc. – sublease to Avis Rent A Car Systems, Inc. – Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 544-01) ...... 2034

Board of Control – Cleveland Public Power Division

Lighting, decorative and special, maintenance of – contract pursuant to Ord. 830-2000 to Lake Erie Electric, Inc. – Division of Cleveland Public Power, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 543-01) ...... 2034 Vehicle (motor) parts and service – contract pursuant to Ord. 544-01 to West Park Auto Parts – Division of Cleveland Public Power, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 542-01) ...... 2034

Board of Control – Community Development Department

Massie Avenue, 10817 (Ward 8) – PPN 109-15-131 – to Robert Grant, Sr. (BOC Res. 554-01)...... 2037

Board of Control – Concession Agreement

Food and beverage concession at Convention Center – assignment of Contract #57921 per BOC Res. 35-01 and 66-01 from Executive Caterers, Inc. to Executive Caterers at Landerhaven, Inc. – Division of Convention Center and Stadium, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 552-01) ...... 2036

Board of Control – Convention Center and Stadium Division

Food and beverage concession at Convention Center – assignment of Contract #57921 per BOC Res. 35-01 and 66-01 from Executive Caterers, Inc. to Executive Caterers at Landerhaven, Inc. – Division of Convention Center and Stadium, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 552-01) ...... 2036

Board of Control – Engineering and Construction Division

Central Avenue rehabilitation from E. 22nd St. to E. 55th St., engineering services - contract pursuant to Ord. 1032-01 to DLZ Ohio, Inc. – Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 547-01) ...... 2035 East 79th Street rehabilitation from St. Clair Ave. to Chester Ave., engineering services - contract pursuant to Ord. 1032-01 to Finkbeiner, Pettis & Stout – Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 548-01) ...... 2035 West 110th Street rehabilitation from Western Ave. to Berea Rd. – contract pursuant to Ord. 835-2000 to Vandra Brothers Construction, Inc. – Division of Engineering and Construction, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 551-01) ...... 2036

Board of Control – Finance Department

Chassis (stripped) with step van body / pipe repair truck – contract pursuant to Ord. 1685-2000 and 99-01 to Wise International Trucks of Ohio – Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 541-01) ...... 2034 Crew cab chassis with utility service body / pipe repair truck – pursuant to Ord. 1685-2000 and 99-01 – bids rejected – Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 540-01)...... 2034 Jacobsen mower parts – pursuant to Ord. 489-01 – all bids rejected – Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 539-01) ...... 2034

Board of Control – Land Reutilization Program

Massie Avenue, 10817 (Ward 8) – PPN 109-15-131 – to Robert Grant, Sr. (BOC Res. 554-01)...... 2037

Board of Control – Land Reutilization Program (Ward 8)

Massie Avenue, 10817 (Ward 8) – PPN 109-15-131 – to Robert Grant, Sr. (BOC Res. 554-01)...... 2037 2133 198 The City Record August 22, 2001

Board of Control – Leases

Rental Car Facility – amend Contract #52456 per BOC Res. 800-97 with Dollar Rent A Car Systems, Inc. – sublease to Avis Rent A Car Systems, Inc. – Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 544-01) ...... 2034

Board of Control – Motor Vehicle Maintenance Division

Cab / chassis, 6 x 6 with dump body and plow – assignment of Contract #55855 per BOC Res. 811-99 from Omnicor Truck Centers, Inc., d.b.a. Buckeye Volvo Trucks to Associates Commercial Corporation – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 549-01) ...... 2036 Cab / chassis, 6 x 6 with dump body and plow – assignment of Contract #55855 per BOC Res. 811-99 from Omnicor Truck Centers, Inc., d.b.a. Buckeye Volvo Trucks to Aber’s Truck Center – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 550-01) ...... 2036

Board of Control – Parks, Recreation and Properties Department

Elevator maintenance at City Hall – pursuant to Ord. 297-01 – all bids rejected - Division of Property Management, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 553-01) ...... 2036 Food and beverage concession at Convention Center – assignment of Contract #57921 per BOC Res. 35-01 and 66-01 from Executive Caterers, Inc. to Executive Caterers at Landerhaven, Inc. – Division of Convention Center and Stadium, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 552-01) ...... 2036

Board of Control – Port Control Department

Aviation communications equipment – contract pursuant to Ord. 642-01 to Vidette Communications, d.b.a. Western Reserve Communications – Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 546-01) ...... 2035 Redundant electric source construction – approve subcontractors – pursuant to BOC Res. 443-01 – Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 545-01) ...... 2035 Rental Car Facility – amend Contract #52456 per BOC Res. 800-97 with Dollar Rent A Car Systems, Inc. – sublease to Avis Rent A Car Systems, Inc. – Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 544-01) ...... 2034

Board of Control – Professional Service Contracts

Central Avenue rehabilitation from E. 22nd St. to E. 55th St., engineering services - contract pursuant to Ord. 1032-01 to DLZ Ohio, Inc. – Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 547-01) ...... 2035 East 79th Street rehabilitation from St. Clair Ave. to Chester Ave., engineering services - contract pursuant to Ord. 1032-01 to Finkbeiner, Pettis & Stout – Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 548-01) ...... 2035

Board of Control – Property Management Division

Elevator maintenance at City Hall – pursuant to Ord. 297-01 – all bids rejected - Division of Property Management, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 553-01) ...... 2036

Board of Control – Public Improvement Contracts

Redundant electric source construction – approve subcontractors – pursuant to BOC Res. 443-01 – Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 545-01) ...... 2035 West 110th Street rehabilitation from Western Ave. to Berea Rd. – contract pursuant to Ord. 835-2000 to Vandra Brothers Construction, Inc. – Division of Engineering and Construction, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 551-01) ...... 2036

Board of Control – Public Service Department

Cab / chassis, 6 x 6 with dump body and plow – assignment of Contract #55855 per BOC Res. 811-99 from Omnicor Truck Centers, Inc., d.b.a. Buckeye Volvo Trucks to Associates Commercial Corporation – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 549-01) ...... 2036 Cab / chassis, 6 x 6 with dump body and plow – assignment of Contract #55855 per BOC Res. 811-99 from Omnicor Truck Centers, Inc., d.b.a. Buckeye Volvo Trucks to Aber’s Truck Center – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 550-01) ...... 2036 2134 August 22, 2001 The City Record 199

Central Avenue rehabilitation from E. 22nd St. to E. 55th St., engineering services – contract pursuant to Ord. 1032-01 to DLZ Ohio, Inc. – Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 547-01) ...... 2035 East 79th Street rehabilitation from St. Clair Ave. to Chester Ave., engineering services – contract pursuant to Ord. 1032-01 to Finkbeiner, Pettis & Stout – Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 548-01) ...... 2035 West 110th Street rehabilitation from Western Ave. to Berea Rd. – contract pursuant to Ord. 835-2000 to Vandra Brothers Construction, Inc. – Division of Engineering and Construction, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 551-01) ...... 2036

Board of Control – Public Utilities Department

Lighting, decorative and special, maintenance of – contract pursuant to Ord. 830-2000 to Lake Erie Electric, Inc. – Division of Cleveland Public Power, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 543-01) ...... 2034 Vehicle (motor) parts and service – contract pursuant to Ord. 544-01 to West Park Auto Parts – Division of Cleveland Public Power, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 542-01) ...... 2034

Board of Control – Requirement Contracts

Aviation communications equipment – contract pursuant to Ord. 642-01 to Vidette Communications, d.b.a. Western Reserve Communications – Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 546-01) ...... 2035 Cab / chassis, 6 x 6 with dump body and plow – assignment of Contract #55855 per BOC Res. 811-99 from Omnicor Truck Centers, Inc., d.b.a. Buckeye Volvo Trucks to Associates Commercial Corporation – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 549-01) ...... 2036 Cab / chassis, 6 x 6 with dump body and plow – assignment of Contract #55855 per BOC Res. 811-99 from Omnicor Truck Centers, Inc., d.b.a. Buckeye Volvo Trucks to Aber’s Truck Center – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 550-01) ...... 2036 Chassis (stripped) with step van body / pipe repair truck – contract pursuant to Ord. 1685-2000 and 99-01 to Wise International Trucks of Ohio – Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 541-01) ...... 2034 Lighting, decorative and special, maintenance of – contract pursuant to Ord. 830-2000 to Lake Erie Electric, Inc. – Division of Cleveland Public Power, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 543-01) ...... 2034 Vehicle (motor) parts and service – contract pursuant to Ord. 544-01 to West Park Auto Parts – Division of Cleveland Public Power, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 542-01) ...... 2034

Board of Zoning Appeals – Report

Bellaire Road, 13011, (Ward 20) – Robert Madden, owner, d.b.a. K & M Towing & Automotive - appeal heard on 8/20/01 (Cal. 01-147) ...... 2037 Denison Avenue, 9503, (Ward 18) – Zorka Miskovic, owner – appeal granted and adopted on 8/20/01 (Cal. 01-166)...... 2038 Euclid Avenue, 1900, (Ward 5) – Euclid Building Company LLC, owners c/o Sandvick Architects, agent – appeal heard on 08/20/01 (Cal. 01-209)...... 2037 Franklin Boulevard, 4427, (Ward 14) – St. Paul’s Community Church, owner c/o Reverend James Link – appeal heard on 08/20/01 (Cal. 01-173) ...... 2037 Laverne Avenue, 17002, (Ward 21) – Rodney and Susan Torres, owners – appeal heard on 08/20/01 (Cal. 01-172) ...... 2037 Miles Avenue, 13530, (Ward 2) – Marvin Butler, owner – appeal withdrawn on 8/20/01 (Cal. 01-144) ...... 2037 Pearl Road, 5021, (Ward 16) – Don Petruzzi, owner d.b.a. Don’s Chevrolet – appeal reheard on 8/20/01 (Cal. 01-153) ...... 2038 Saratoga Avenue, 2713, (Ward 16) – Mark Degan, owner – appeal heard on 08/20/01 (Cal. 01-170) ...... 2037 West 117th Street, 3375, (Ward 19) – George Bodkin, owner – appeal heard on 08/20/01 (Cal. 01-176) ...... 2037 West 148th Street, 4601, (Ward 20) – Johnny Millsaps, owner – appeal heard on 08/20/01 (Cal. 01-171) ...... 2037 West 14th Street, 3153, (Ward 13) – Scott Rosenstein, owner – appeal granted and adopted on 8/20/01 (Cal. 01-165) ...... 2038 West 174th Street, 4550, (Ward 20) – Ronald Smee, owner – appeal granted and adopted on 8/20/01 (Cal. 01-149)...... 2038 West 3rd Street, 1400, (Ward 13) – David Kirschenbaum, owner – appeal heard on 08/20/01 (Cal. 01-189) ...... 2037 West 59th Place, 3332, (Ward 17) – Cedina Straka, owner – appeal heard on 08/20/01 (Cal. 01-175) ...... 2037 West 86th Street, 3235, (Ward 18) – Mario Martinez, owner – appeal heard on 08/20/01 (Cal. 01-174) ...... 2037 2135 200 The City Record August 22, 2001

Bonds

Bond expenses, services and legal opinions — amend Code Section 177.10 — Mayor’s Letter — vetoing Ordinance No. 922-01 (F 922-01A) ...... 1939 Urban Renewal Temporary Bonds — issuance (O 168--A-01) ...... 2027-2064

Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Cleveland

Grant agreement — Community Development Dept. (O 1348-01) ...... 2032-2083

Bridges

Schaaf Road (CR-97) Bridge — replace — County Motor Vehicle License Tax Funds — Public Service Dept. (O 1489-01) ...... 1943

Building and Housing Division

Landmarks — Regulation of Environmental Changes; Certificate of Appropriateness – amend Code Section 161.05 (O 1486-01)...... 1942

Burke Lakefront Airport

Information Technology Systems Project — consultants — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport — Port Control Dept. (O 1492-01) ...... 1945

City of Cleveland Bids

Ammunition – Department of Public Safety – Division of Police – per C.O. Sec. 135.065 - bid due August 31, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Anti-freeze – Department of Public Service – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance – per Ord. 381-01 – bid due September 13, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Autosampler – Department of Public Safety – Division of Police – per Ord. 1656-99 – bid due September 6, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Bricks, used – Department of Finance – per Ord. 745-01 – bid due September 12, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Cab / chassis with ambulance module – Department of Public Safety – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance – per Ord. 1264-01 – bid due September 5, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Cab / chassis with flat bed dump body – Department of Public Service – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance – per Ord. 1264-01 – bid due August 31, 2001 (advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001)...... 2040 Cab / chassis with snow blower removal equipment – Department of Public Service - Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance – per Ord. 1264-01 – bid due September 14, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Clay, ball diamond – Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties – Division of Park Maintenance and Properties – per Ord. 547-01 – bid due September 7, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001)...... 2040 Computers – Department of Public Service – per Ord. 1198-2000 – bid due September 14, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Crane carrier – Department of Public Service – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance - per Ord. 363-01 – bid due September 12, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 De-icing agents – Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties – Division of Park Maintenance and Properties – per Ord. 548-01 – bid due September 7, 2001 (advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001)...... 2040 Diesel fuel – Department of Public Service – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance – per Ord. 2023-2000 – bid due September 14, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Express mail service – Department of Finance – per Ord. 1059-01 – bid due September 13, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Exterminating services – Department of Finance – per Ord. 620-01 – bid due August 29, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 FAA Tracon Renovation project – Department of Port Control – bid due September 21, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Fencing, repair / replacement – Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties – Division of Park Maintenance and Properties – per Ord. 545-01 – bid due September 13, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Flight Guide, design, layout, printing and distribution of – Department of Port Control - per Ord. 1336-01 – bid due September 7, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Furniture – Department of Public Safety – Division of Fire – per Ord. 1005-2000 – bid due September 13, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Gas chromatograph / mass spectrometer (GC/MS) – Department of Public Safety – Division of Police – per Ord. 1656-99 – bid due August 30, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Halloran Park aquatic playground and site improvements – Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties – Division of Research, Planning and Development – per Ord. 79-01 and 1077-01 – bid due September 5, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2040 Harvard Yards Service Facility roof replacement / renovation – Department of Public Service – Division of Architecture – bid due August 30, 2001 (advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001)...... 2040 2136 August 22, 2001 The City Record 201

High voltage switching equipment – Department of Public Utilities – per C.O. Sec. 129.26 – bid due September 20, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001)...... 2041 Hoist, roll-off – Department of Public Service – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance – per Ord. 1264-01 – bid due September 6, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Jacobsen mower parts – Department of Finance – per Ord. 489-01 – bid due August 29, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Lamps – Department of Finance – per Ord. 1062-01 – bid due September 7, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Lumber and supplies – Department of Finance – per Ord. 491-01 – bid due August 29, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Payment processor envelope extractor machine – Department of Public Utilities – Division of Utilities Fiscal Control – per Ord. 1049-01 – bid due September 14, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Reproduction and mounting – Department of Finance – per Ord. 655-01 – bid due September 12, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Sodium hypochlorite solution – Department of Public Utilities – Division of Water – per C.O. Sec. 129.24 – bid due August 31, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Supplies – Department of Public Service – Division of Streets – per Ord. 1263-01 – bid due September 5, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Tools, hand held – Department of Finance – per Ord. 743-01 – bid due September 7, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2041 Trucks, lift (8,000 lb. and 12,000 lb.) – Department of Public Service – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance – per Ord. 1264-01 – bid due September 7, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Urban forest property maintenance – Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties – Division of Park Maintenance and Properties – per Ord. 300-01 – bid due September 6, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Vehicle, aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) – Department of Public Safety – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance – per Ord. 1685-2000 and 99-01 – bid due September 5, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040 Vehicle exhaust ventilation system for CPP East Side Service Center – Department of Public Utilities – Division of Cleveland Public Power – per Ord. 843-01 – bid due September 6, 2001(advertised 8/22/2001 and 8/29/2001) ...... 2040 Water pump, 6” trailer-mounted – Department of Public Service – Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance – per Ord. 1264-01 – bid due September 6, 2001(advertised 8/15/2001 and 8/22/2001) ...... 2040

City Council

Brothers Printing Company — business cards and note pads – contract (O 1563-01)...... 1999-2127 Business cards and note pads — contract (R 1635-01) ...... 2021-2058 Cleveland Letter Service — Ward mailing services – contract (O 1564-01) ...... 1999-2127 Legal News Publishing Company — printing services for Ward mailings — contract (O 1565-01) ...... 1999-2127 Legislative Service Division — create new Division – new Code Section (O 1484-01) ...... 1941 Letterhead and envelopes — contract (R 1639-01) ...... 2022-2059 Orange Blossom Press — expedited printing services — contract (O 1566-01) ...... 1999-2127 Orange Blossom Press — letterhead and envelopes — contract (O 1567-01) ...... 2000-2127 Printing services — contract (R 1637-01) ...... 2022-2059 Printing services, expedited — contract (R 1638-01) ...... 2022-2059 Ward mailing services — contract (R 1636-01) ...... 2022-2059

City Employees

Medical, Life & Vision Insurance — contracts — Personnel Dept. (O 1534-01) ...... 1964-2093

City Planning Commission

Ameritech – Old Grayton Road easement – amend Sections 1, 2, 4 and 5/O.1961-2000 (O 1511-01) ...... 1956-2086 Catholic Charities Facilities Corp. — plat — Public Service Dept. (F 1441-01) ...... 1940 Community Reinvestment Area — Amend Sections 1 & 2/O.1776-A-90 and repeal O.1089-01 — Community Development Dept. (O 1341-01) ...... 2032-2082 KINBESS, LLC. — project agreement — Hemisphere Community Development Plan Area — Economic Development Dept. (O 1501-01) ...... 1948 Kinsman Ave./E. 80th St./E. 82nd St. Community Development Plan — Community Development Dept. (O 1494-01) ...... 1946 Neighborhood Master Plan — agreement — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 6) (O 1515-01) ...... 1958-2087

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Information Technology Systems Project — consultants — Burke Lakefront Airport — Port Control Dept. (O 1492-01) ...... 1945 Radiant Aviation Services — Infrared aircraft deicing facility — lease — Port Control Dept. (O 1221-A-01)...... 1956-2077

Cleveland Housing Network

Block Grant loan – housing rehabilitation & construction — Community Development Dept. (O 1347-01) ...... 2032-2082 2137 202 The City Record August 22, 2001

Cleveland Metropolitan Housing Authority

Scientific Examiner — Public Safety (O 1504-01) ...... 1953

Cleveland Public Power

Motor vehicle fleet — repair (O 1046-01)...... 2029-2073

Cleveland Public Schools

After School Community Outreach Program — agreement — EBC Fery Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 10) (O 1529-01) ...... 1962-2091 Kenneth W. Clement School — classroom furniture — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 10) Community Development Dept. (O 1340-01) ...... 2032-2082

Codified Ordinances

Bond expenses, services and legal opinions — amend Code Section 177.10 — Mayor’s Letter — vetoing Ordinance No. 922-01 (F 922-01A) ...... 1939 Escrow agents, disbursal of funds — amend Code Section 367.13 (O 1528-01) ...... 1962-2091 Landmarks — Regulation of Environmental Changes; Certificate of Appropriateness – amend Code Section 161.05 (O 1486-01)...... 1942 Legislative Service Division for Cleveland City Council – create new Division – new Code Section (O 1484-01) ...... 1941 Safety forces memorials, vandalism of — new Code Section 623.091 — Safety Dept. (O 1569-01) ...... 2000-2128 Vehicles, prohibiting parking on vacant lots – supplement Code Section 451.241 — Community Development Dept. (O 1491-01)...... 1944 Ward Boundaries — Wards 13 and 14 — amend Code Sections 103.13 and 103.14 (O 1570-01) ...... 2000-2128 Water rates — regular and special, homestead and direct service — amend Code Sections 535.04, 535.05 and 535.06 (O 1551-01) ...... 1975-2103 Weapons, possessing certain at or about public places — amend Code Section 627-10 (O 1361-01) ...... 2033-2085

Collective Bargaining Agreements

AFSCME, Ohio Council 8, Local 100 (O 1558-01) ...... 1980-2108 Electrical Workers, International Brotherhood of, Local 39 (O 1556-01) ...... 1979-2107 International Association of Machinists Districts Council 54, Local 439 (O 1559-01) ...... 1980-2108 Municipal Foreman & Laborers Union ( Non-Supervisory), Local 1099 (O 1561-01) ...... 1980-2108 Municipal Foreman & Laborers Union (Supervisory), Local 1099 (O 1560-01) ...... 1980-2108 Service Hospital Nursing Home & Public Employees (Custodial Workers & Bridge Boilers), Local 47 (O 1557-01)...... 1979-2108

Collinwood Community Services Center

Elderly services program — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 10) Community Development Dept. (O 1339-01) ...... 2032-2082

Communications

Advanced Roofing Systems Inc. — Water Pollution Control Div. — Utilities Dept. (F 1447-01) ...... 1940 Bond expenses, services and legal opinions — amend Code Section 177.10 — Mayor’s Letter — vetoing Ordinance No. 922-01 (F 922-01A) ...... 1939 Catholic Charities Facilities Corp. — plat — Public Service Dept. — City Planning Commission (F 1441-01)...... 1940 De-Ko, Inc. — rehabilitate chlorine handling systems — Utilities Dept. (F 1449-01) ...... 1940 Federal Law Enforcement Trust Fund — deposit — Safety Dept. (F 1437-01) ...... 1940 Federal Law Enforcement Trust Fund — deposit — Safety Dept. (F 1438-01) ...... 1940 Gillinov, Linda J. — property appraisal — Law Dept. (F 1439-01) ...... 1940 M-A Building & Maintenance Company — Tremont Health Center — Health Dept. (F 1446-01) ...... 1940 MetroHealth Medical Center — First Amendment to City Contract No. 50407 — Mayor’s Letter — vetoing Ordinance No. 1385-01 (F 1385-01A) ...... 1940 Molina, Francisco — Regional Transit Authority – Oath of Office (F 1444-01) ...... 1940 R. & H. Realty Company — property appraisal — Law Dept. (F 1440-01) ...... 1940 Ruzic, Mark — Regional Transit Authority – Oath of Office (F 1443-01) ...... 1940 Utilicon Corporation — sewer cleaning and lining — Utilities Dept. (F 1448-01) ...... 1940 Wiggins Interiors — interior improvements to various Cleveland health centers — Health Dept. (F 1445-01) ...... 1940 Williams, James — Board of Building Standards – Oath of Office (F 1442-01) ...... 1940 2138 August 22, 2001 The City Record 203

Community Development

A Cultural Exchange — The Read, Baby, Read Book Club — agreement – Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 19) (O 1337-01) ...... 2031-2082 After School Community Outreach Program — agreement — EBC Fery Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 10) (O 1529-01) ...... 1962-2091 Afterschool Music Program — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 6) (O 1513-01) ...... 1957-2087 Architectural Feasibility Study — Slavic Village Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 12) (O 1573-01) ...... 2003-2131 Boys and Girls Clubs of Cleveland — grant agreement (O 1348-01) ...... 2032-2083 Bradley Construction Company Headquarters and Hardware Store — construction — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 8) (O 1553-01) ...... 1979-2107 Bridge Square Housing Project — Phase II — Detroit Shoreway Community Development Org. (Ward 17) Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 903-01) ...... 2028-2072 Cleveland Housing Network – Block Grant loan — housing rehabilitation & construction (O 1347-01) ...... 2032-2082 Collinwood Community Services Center — elderly services program — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 10) (O 1339-01) ...... 2032-2082 Community Reinvestment Area — Amend Sections 1 & 2/O.1776-A-90 and repeal O.1089-01 — City Planning Commission (O 1341-01) ...... 2032-2082 Cudell Community Planning & Assessment Process — Neighborhood Progress Inc. — agreement — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 18) (O 1574-01) ...... 2003-2131 Dove Park Panthers Youth Association — Muny Football Program (Ward 2) Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1166-01) ...... 2030-2076 Downtown Single Room Occupancy (SRO) — 1850 Superior Ave. — Famicos Foundation (Ward 13) Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 891-01) ...... 2028-2072 E. 59th & E. 57th Streets — to Burten, Bell, Carr Development Inc — Land Reutilization Program (Ward 5) (O 1535-01)...... 1965-2093 E. 82nd St., 1417 — to Roosevelt & Elizabeth Pendleton — Land Reutilization Program (Ward 7) (O 1548-01)...... 1973-2101 Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — Safety Education and Yard Light Program — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 6) (O 1485-01) ...... 1941 Famicos Foundation Inc. — various parcels — Land Reutilization Program (Ward 7) (O 1547-01) . . . . . 1968-2097 Fifty-Fifty Home Repair Program — Bellaire-Puritas Development Corp. — Ward 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 928-01) ...... 2029-2073 Fuller Avenue — to Burten, Bell, Carr Development, Inc. — PPN 127-17-003 & 004 — Land Reutilization Program (O 1493-01)...... 1945 Glenville Neighborhood Hall of Fame — agreement — Glenville Development Corporation — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 8) (O 1555-01) ...... 1979-2107 Harvard School Senior Apartments project — amend O.1083-2000 (Ward 12) Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1240-01) ...... 2031-2078 HIV/AIDS Education/Prevention Program — agreement — Near West Side Multi-Service Center — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Wards 13, 14, 17, 18) (O 1522-01)...... 1959-2089 Kamm’s Corners Community Development Corp. — amend Contract No. 56705 (O 1350-01) ...... 2032-2083 Kenneth W. Clement School — classroom furniture — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 10) (O 1340-01) ...... 2032-2082 Kinsman Ave./E. 80th St./E. 82nd St. Community Development Plan — City Planning Commission (O 1494-01) ...... 1946 Lutheran Housing Corp. — Home Repair Program (Ward 2) Neighborhood Equity Fund (O 935-01) ...... 2029-2073 Madison Avenue, 9901— to Trinity Methodist Church of God — Land Reutilization Program (O 1509-01)...... 1955 Memphis Ave., 4214 — renovation — Cleveland Housing Network, Inc. — Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity Funds. (O 915-01) ...... 2028-2072 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.113-2000 (O 1235-01)...... 2031-2078 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.1135-2000 (O 1230-01)...... 2031-2077 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.1137-2000 (O 1237-01)...... 2031-2078 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.1715-99 (O 1213-01) ...... 2030-2076 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.606-2000 (O 1227-01)...... 2031-2077 Mount Pleasant NOW Development Corp. — two elevators (Ward 3) Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1164-01) ...... 2030-2076 Northeast Shores Development Corp. — 15510 Huntmere Ave. renovation (Ward 11) Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 924-01) ...... 2029-2072 Northeastern Neighborhood Development Corp. — 12001 Ashbury Ave. — renovation (Ward 9) Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 934-01) ...... 2029-2073 Notre Dame Community Homes, Ltd. — various parcels — Land Reutilization Program (O 1502-01)...... 1949 Otis Associates Limited Partnership — modifications — Loan Agreement No. 53646 (O 1231-01)...... 2031-2077 Phoenix Development Project — agreement — Tremont West Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 13) (O 1521-01) ...... 1959-2088 Reddlo Development — agreement — Glenville Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 8) (O 1554-01)...... 1979-2107 Shelton Drive, 19520 — to David G. Swintek — Land Reutilization Program (O 1503-01)...... 1953 South Boulevard, 10004-06 — sell — Glenville Development Corporation (O 1125-99) ...... 2027-2064 St. Clair Superior Neighborhood Development Corporation – Neighborhood Safety Video Monitoring System (Ward 13) Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1132-01) ...... 2029-2074 2139 204 The City Record August 22, 2001

Superior Ave. 1900; Tower Press Building — contract — St. Vincent Quadrangle, Inc. — amend Section 2/O.863-2000 (O 1512-01) ...... 1957-2087 Tremont West Development Corporation — HOPE VI — amend O.809-01 (Ward 13) Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1216-01) ...... 2030-2076 Union Avenue — to Slavic Village Development Corp. — Land Reutilization Program (O 1505-01)...... 1953 Vehicles, prohibiting parking on vacant lots – supplement Code Section 451.241 (O 1491-01) ...... 1944 W.E.B. DuBois Community Center — first amendment to Contract No. 56549 (O 1349-01) ...... 2032-2083 Water Tower Project, 2001— grant — State of Ohio — contract — FAMICOS Foundation — power wash eligible homes (O 1542-01)...... 1967-2095 Westside Industrial Retention & Expansion Network for Industrial Retention and Public Safety Programs – agreement – Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 18) (O 1654-01)...... 2004-2131

Community Development Block Grant Program

Block Grant loan – housing rehabilitation & construction – Community Development Dept. (O 1347-01) ...... 2032-2082

Community Reinvestment Area

Amend Sections 1 & 2/O.1776-A-90 and repeal O.1089-01 — City Planning Commission — Community Development Dept. (O 1341-01)...... 2032-2082

Condolences

Berry, Sr., Daniel L. (R 1465-01)...... 1941 Burks, Walter A. (R 1466-01)...... 1941 Cannon, Bessie Belle Jones (R 1457-01) ...... 1941 Cansler, Helen Wright (R 1456-01) ...... 1941 Coats, W.C. (R 1462-01) ...... 1941 Flewellen, Icabod (R 1468-01) ...... 1941 Gibbs, Eria (R 1463-01) ...... 1941 Hunter, Ocie (R 1458-01) ...... 1941 Liley, Louise (R 1460-01)...... 1941 Monroe, George L. (R 1461-01) ...... 1941 Sokolowski, Marion (R 1464-01) ...... 1941 Taylor, Callie Mae (R 1467-01) ...... 1941

Congratulations

Adrine, Judge Ronald B. (R 1477-01) ...... 1941 Bowie & Smith Family Reunion (R 1471-01) ...... 1941 Cotton, Catherine & Archie (R 1478-01) ...... 1941 Harris, William (R 1469-01) ...... 1941 Jackson, Pearl (R 1474-01) ...... 1941 Oackley, Charles (R 1470-01) ...... 1941 Sharpe Family Reunion (R 1479-01) ...... 1941 St. Augustine Church (R 1476-01)...... 1941 Terrell, Bonnie Jean (R 1472-01) ...... 1941 Towards Employment (R 1475-01) ...... 1941 Williams, Claudia (R 1459-01) ...... 1941 Williams-Morrow Family Reunion (R 1473-01) ...... 1941

Contracts

Kamm’s Corners Community Development Corp. — amend Contract No. 56705 — Community Development Dept. (O 1350-01) ...... 2032-2083 MetroHealth Medical Center — First Amendment to City Contract No. 50407 — Mayor’s Letter — vetoing Ordinance No. 1385-01 (F 1385-01A) ...... 1940 Otis Associates Limited Partnership — modifications — Loan Agreement No. 53646 (O 1231-01)...... 2031-2077 W.E.B. DuBois Community Center — first amendment to Contract No. 56549 — Community Development Dept. (O 1349-01) ...... 2032-2083

Cudell Improvement

Cudell Community Planning & Assessment Process — Neighborhood Progress Inc. — agreement — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 18) Community Development Dept. (O 1574-01) ...... 2003-2131

Cuyahoga County

Schaaf Road (CR-97) Bridge — replace — County Motor Vehicle License Tax Funds — Public Service Dept. (O 1489-01) ...... 1943 2140 August 22, 2001 The City Record 205

Cuyahoga County Board of Commissioners

Pleasant Valley Road — sell to and grant temporary easement — Utilities Dept. (O 1550-01) ...... 1974-2102

Dominion East Ohio

Dominion East Ohio Gas Company – objection to closing payment station (R 1640-01) ...... 2023-2059

Easements

Ameritech — Old Grayton Road easement — amend Sections 1, 2, 4 and 5/O.1961-2000 (O 1511-01) ...... 1956-2086

East Side Market Project

West Side and East Side Markets Milennium Project — alter and modify Contract No. 56521 — Envirocom Construction, Inc. — Parks, Recreation and Properties Dept. (O 1507-01)...... 1954 West Side and East Side Markets Millennium Project — alter and modify Contract No. 56436 — RW Clark Company — Parks, Recreation and Properties Dept. (O 1506-01) ...... 1954

Economic Development Department

KINBESS, LLC. — project agreement — Hemisphere Community Development Plan Area — Economic Development Dept. (O 1501-01) ...... 1948 LTV Steel Company, Inc. — contract — financial assistance – retain LTV Steel and its employees (O 1544-01) ...... 1967-2096 LTV Steel Company, Inc. — Enterprise Zone Agreement — ten tax year abatement (O 1543-01) ...... 1967-2096 Urban Renewal Temporary Bonds — issuance (O 168A-01) ...... 2027-2064

Emergency Medical Service Division

Emergency Medical Services Grant, 2000-2001 — amend Title & Section 1 of O.1427-00 (O 1360-01) ...... 2033-2085

Employees

Recovery Resources — Employee Assistance Program — Personnel Dept. (O 1549-01) ...... 1973-2102

Enterprise Zone Agreement

LTV Steel Company, Inc. — ten tax year abatement — Economic Development Dept. (O 1543-01) ...... 1967-2096

Famicos Foundation

Land Reutilization Program — various parcels (Ward 7) Community Development Dept. (O 1547-01) ...... 1968-2097 Water Tower Project, 2001— grant — State of Ohio — contract — power wash eligible homes — Community Development Dept. (O 1542-01) ...... 1967-2095

Finance Department

Bond expenses, services and legal opinions — amend Code Section 177.10 — Mayor’s Letter — vetoing Ordinance No. 922-01 (F 922-01A) ...... 1939 Cleveland Municipal Court — grant — Office of Criminal Justice Services — Domestic Violence Program (O 1352-01) ...... 2032-2083 Escrow agents, disbursal of funds — amend Code Section 367.13 (O 1528-01) ...... 1962-2091 General Fund — Capital Sidewalk Improvements Fund — deposit funds — Ward Capital Improvement Fund (O 1572-01)...... 2003-2130 General Fund — deposit funds to Neighborhood Equity Fund — Ward Capital Improvement Fund (O 1571-01)...... 2002-2130 LTV Steel Company, Inc. — contract — financial assistance — retain LTV Steel and its employees — Economic Development Dept. (O 1544-01) ...... 1967-2096 Municipal Court — Office of Criminal Justice Services — grant — Project HOPE Program (O 1353-01) ...... 2032-2084 Recreational, cultural and extracurricular programs — 2001- 2002 school year (O 850-01) ...... 2028-2071 W.E.B. DuBois Community Center — first amendment to Contract No. 56549 — Community Development Dept. (O 1349-01) ...... 2032-2083 2141 206 The City Record August 22, 2001

Fire Division

Fire safety boat — fully staff and operate — (O 213-01) ...... 1940 Safety forces memorials, vandalism of — new Code Section 623.091 (O 1569-01) ...... 2000-2128

Funds

General Fund — deposit funds to Neighborhood Equity Fund — Ward Capital Improvement Fund — Finance Dept. (O 1571-01)...... 2002-2130 General Fund — Capital Sidewalk Improvements Fund — deposit funds — Ward Capital Improvement Fund — Finance Dept. (O 1572-01)...... 2003-2130

General Fund

Capital Sidewalk Improvements Fund — deposit funds — Ward Capital Improvement Fund — Finance Dept. (O 1572-01) ...... 2003-2130 Ward Capital Improvement Fund — deposit funds to Neighborhood Equity Fund — Finance Dept. (O 1571-01) ...... 2002-2130

Glenville Development Corporation

Bradley Construction Company Headquarters and Hardware Store — construction — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 8) Community Development Dept. (O 1553-01) ...... 1979-2107 Glenville Neighborhood Hall of Fame — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 8) (O 1555-01) ...... 1979-2107 Reddlo Development — agreement — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 8) (O 1554-01) ...... 1979-2107

Grants

Bisbee Playground — rehabilitation — 2001 Urban Parks and Recreation Recovery Program (O 1079-01) ...... 2029-2074 Caribbean Gang Task Force Program, 2002 — Justice Department — Public Safety Dept. (O 1356-01) ...... 2033-2084 Cleveland Team Approach to Violence Against Women Program — Justice Department — Public Safety Dept. (O 1357-01) ...... 2033-2084 COPS In Schools Program — Justice Department — Public Safety Dept. (O 1358-01) ...... 2033-2085 Domestic Violence Program — Cleveland Municipal Court — Office of Criminal Justice Services (O 1352-01) ...... 2032-2083 Emergency Medical Services Grant, 2000-2001 — amend Title & Section 1 of O.1427-00 (O 1360-01) ...... 2033-2085 Project HOPE Program – Cleveland Municipal Court — Office of Criminal Justice Services (O 1353-01) ...... 2032-2084 Recycle Ohio! Program, 2002 — Ohio Department of Natural Resources — Public Service (O 1490-01) ...... 1944 Round 8 NatureWorks Program — Department of Natural Resources (O 1075-01) ...... 2029-2073 STEP 2002 Program — Ohio Public Safety Department (O 1359-01)...... 2033-2085 Water Tower Project, 2001 — State of Ohio — contract — FAMICOS Foundation — power wash eligible homes — Community Development Dept. (O 1542-01) ...... 1967-2095

Health Department

AIDS Prevention Grant, 2001 Federal — contract — Cleveland Treatment Center — terminate Contract No. 57325 — Xchange Point (O 1500-01) ...... 1948 Central Avenue Remediation — agreement — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 6) (O 1516-01) ...... 1958-2087 HIV/AIDS related services — contracts (O 1498-01) ...... 1948 Infant Mortality Reduction Initiative Project, 2001-2002 — grant from Ohio Department of Health — contract with Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry Assoc. (O 1495-01) ...... 1947 Lead detectors, two portable — Division of Environment (O 1496-01) ...... 1947 Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program, 2001-2003 — amend Contract Nos. 57916, 57917, 57919, 57899, 57953 and 57954 (O 1497-01)...... 1947 M-A Building & Maintenance Company — Tremont Health Center (F 1446-01) ...... 1940 MetroHealth Medical Center — First Amendment to City Contract No. 50407 (O 1533-01) ...... 1964-2093 MetroHealth Medical Center — First Amendment to City Contract No. 50407 — Mayor’s Letter — vetoing Ordinance No. 1385-01 (F 1385-01A) ...... 1940 Residential environmental assessment, lead — Medicaid-eligible children — Division of Environment (O 1499-01)...... 1948 Wiggins Interiors — interior improvements to various Cleveland health centers (F 1445-01) ...... 1940

Hermes Race Systems

Jake to the Rock — permit (Ward 13) (O 1519-01)...... 1959-2088 Race for the Cure, 8th Annual NE Ohio – permit (Ward 8) (O 1575-01) ...... 2003-2131 Turkey Trot Race — permit (Ward 13) (O 1518-01) ...... 1958-2088 2142 August 22, 2001 The City Record 207

HIV/AIDS

AIDS Prevention Grant, 2001 Federal — contract — Cleveland Treatment Center — terminate Contract No. 57325 — Xchange Point — Health Dept. (O 1500-01) ...... 1948 HIV/AIDS Education/Prevention Program — agreement — Near West Side Multi-Service Center — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Wards 13, 14, 17, 18) Community Development Dept. (O 1522-01) ...... 1959-2089 HIV/AIDS related services — contracts — Public Health Dept. (O 1498-01) ...... 1948

Insurance

Medical, Life & Vision Insurance — contracts — City employees — Personnel Dept. (O 1534-01) ...... 1964-2093

Kamms Corners Community Development Corporation

Amend Contract No. 56705 — Community Development Dept. (O 1350-01) ...... 2032-2083

Land Reutilization Program

E. 59th & E. 57th Streets — to Burten, Bell, Carr Development Inc (Ward 5) (O 1535-01) ...... 1965-2093 E. 82nd St., 1417 — to Roosevelt & Elizabeth Pendleton (Ward 7) Community Development Dept. (O 1548-01)...... 1973-2101 Famicos Foundation Inc. — various parcels (Ward 7) Community Development Dept. (O 1547-01) ...... 1968-2097 Fuller Avenue — to Burten, Bell, Carr Development, Inc. — PPN 127-17-003 & 004 — Community Development Dept. (O 1493-01)...... 1945 Madison Avenue, 9901— to Trinity Methodist Church of God (O 1509-01)...... 1955 Notre Dame Community Homes, Ltd. — various parcels — Community Development Dept. (O 1502-01)...... 1949 Shelton Drive, 19520 — to David G. Swintek — Community Development Dept. (O 1503-01)...... 1953 Union Avenue — to Slavic Village Development Corp. (O 1505-01)...... 1953

Landmark Commission

Landmarks — Regulation of Environmental Changes; Certificate of Appropriateness – amend Code Section 161.05 (O 1486-01)...... 1942

Law Department

Gillinov, Linda J. — property appraisal (F 1439-01) ...... 1940 Safety forces memorials, vandalism of — new Code Section 623.091 — Safety Dept. (O 1569-01) ...... 2000-2128 R. & H. Realty Company — property appraisal (F 1440-01) ...... 1940

Lead Paint

Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program, 2001-2003 — amend Contract Nos. 57916, 57917, 57919, 57899, 57953 and 57954 — Public Health Dept. (O 1497-01) ...... 1947 Residential environmental assessment, lead — Medicaid-eligible children — Division of Environment — Health Dept. (O 1499-01) ...... 1948

Lease Agreement

YMCA, Broadway Ave. — youth basketball program — amend Lease Agreement No. 35620 — Parks, Recreation and Properties Dept. (O 1510-01)...... 1955

Leases

Radiant Energy Services — aircraft deicing facility (O 1221-A-01) ...... 1956-2077

Liquor Permits

Archwood, 3912 — renewal — withdraw objection (Ward 15) (R 1606-01) ...... 2013-2050 Ashbury Ave., 10509 — renewal — objection (Ward 9) (R 1652-01)...... 2026-2063 Bellair Rd., 12208 — renewal — objection (Ward 19) (R 1576-01) ...... 2004-2041 Broadview Rd., 2139 – renewal – objection (Ward 15) (R 1604-01) ...... 2012-2050 Broadway Ave., 7663 — renewal — objection (Ward 12) (R 1646-01) ...... 2025-2061 Cedar Ave., 10812 — renewal — objection (Ward 6) (R 1581-01) ...... 2005-2043 Cedar Avenue, 8301 — renewal — objection (Ward 6) (R 1578-01) ...... 2004-2042 2143 208 The City Record August 22, 2001

Cedar Avenue, 8302 — renewal — objection (Ward 6) (R 1579-01) ...... 2005-2042 Cedar Avenue, 8624 — renewal — objection (Ward 6) (R 1580-01) ...... 2005-2043 Cedar Road, 8214 — renewal — objection (Ward 10) (R 1577-01) ...... 2004-2042 Chester Avenue, 9308 — renewal — objection (Ward 6) (R 1582-01) ...... 2006-2043 Coit Road, 14643 — renewal — objection (Ward 10) (R 1593-01) ...... 2009-2046 Denison Ave., 3829 — renewal — objection (Ward 15) (R 1605-01) ...... 2013-2050 Detroit Ave., 4204 — transfer ownership (Ward 14) (F 1451-01) ...... 1940 Detroit Ave., 5910 — renewal — objection (Ward 17) (R 1617-01) ...... 2016-2053 E. 105th St. — renewal — objection (Ward 6) (R 1584-01)...... 2006-2044 E. 105th St., 1250 — renewal — objection (Ward 8) (R 1621-01) ...... 2017-2054 E. 105th St., 2249 — renewal — objection (Ward 6) (R 1585-01) ...... 2007-2044 E. 131st St., 3616 — renewal — objection (Ward 3) (R 1641-01)...... 2023-2060 E. 131st St., 3695-97 — transfer ownership (Ward 2) (F 1452-01) ...... 1941 E. 131st St., 3976 — renewal — objection (Ward 3) (R 1642-01)...... 2023-2060 E. 140th St., 527 — renewal — objection (Ward 10) (R 1594-01) ...... 2009-2047 E. 140th St., 625 — renewal — objection (Ward 10) (R 1596-01) ...... 2010-2047 E. 140th St., 662 — renewal — Objection (Ward 10) (R 1595-01) ...... 2009-2047 E. 140th St., 831— renewal — objection (Ward 10) (R 1597-01) ...... 2010-2047 E. 144th St., 3744 — renewal — objection (Ward 3) (R 1643-01) ...... 2024-2060 E. 152nd St., 1030 — renewal — objection (Ward 10) (R 1598-01) ...... 2010-2048 E. 156th St., 231 — renewal — objection (Ward 11) (R 1625-01) ...... 2018-2056 E. 156th St., 397 — renewal — objection (Ward 11) (R 1626-01) ...... 2019-2056 E. 185th St., 568 — transfer ownership — withdraw objection (Ward 11) (R 1633-01) ...... 2021-2058 E. 185th St., 747 — renewal — objection (Ward 11) (R 1632-01) ...... 2021-2058 E. 185th St., 910 — renewal — objection (Ward 11) (R 1627-01) ...... 2019-2056 E. 55th St., 1905 — renewal — objection (Ward 7) (R 1610-01) ...... 2014-2051 E. 65th St., 3071 — renewal — objection (Ward 12) (R 1647-01) ...... 2025-2061 E. 71st St., 1144 — renewal — objection (Ward 7) (R 1612-01)...... 2015-2052 E. 79th St., 1136 — renewal — objection (Ward 7) (R 1611-01) ...... 2014-2051 E. 79th St., 1930 — renewal — objection (Ward 6) (R 1583-01) ...... 2006-2043 E. 93rd St., 863-71 — renewal — objection (Ward 8) (R 1620-01) ...... 2017-2054 Euclid Ave., 18121 — renewal — objection (Ward 10) (R 1599-01) ...... 2011-2048 Euclid Ave., 2083 — transfer ownership & location (Ward 13) (F 1454-01) ...... 1941 Fleet Ave., 5509 — stock transfer (Ward 13) (F 1455-01) ...... 1941 Frankfort Avenue, 620 — renewal — objection (Ward 13) (R 1591-01) ...... 2008-2046 Hough Ave., 7001 — renewal — objection (Ward 7) (R 1613-01) ...... 2015-2052 Hough Ave., 7102 — renewal — objection (Ward 7) (R 1614-01) ...... 2015-2052 Kinsman Ave., 13401 — renewal — objection (Ward 3) (R 1644-01) ...... 2024-2061 Kinsman Ave., 14510 — transfer of ownership — objection (Ward 3) (R 1645-01) ...... 2024-2061 Lakeshore Blvd., 15428 — renewal — objection (Ward 11) (R 1628-01) ...... 2019-2056 Lakeshore Blvd., 17318 — renewal — objection (Ward 11) (R 1629-01) ...... 2020-2057 Lakeshore Blvd., 17910 — renewal — objection (Ward 11) (R 1631-01) ...... 2020-2057 Lakeview Rd., 970 — renewal — objection (Ward 8) (R 1622-01) ...... 2018-2055 Lee Rd., 4360 — renewal — objection (Ward 1) (R 1608-01) ...... 2013-2051 Lorain Ave., 10025 — renewal — objection (Ward 18) (R 1649-01) ...... 2026-2062 Lorain Ave., 7310 — renewal — objection (Ward 17) (R 1618-01) ...... 2016-2053 Miles Ave., 13197-201 — renewal — objection (Ward 2) (R 1650-01) ...... 2026-2062 Mt. Carmel Avenue, 11543-45 — renewal — objection (Ward 6) (R 1586-01) ...... 2007-2044 Parkwood, 974-78 — renewal — objection (Ward 8) (R 1623-01)...... 2018-2055 Quincy Avenue, 8329 — renewal — objection (Ward 6) (R 1587-01) ...... 2007-2045 Quincy Avenue, 8502 — renewal — objection (Ward 6) (R 1588-01) ...... 2007-2045 Quincy Avenue, 9209 — renewal — objection (Ward 6) (R 1589-01) ...... 2008-2045 Rocky River Drive, 4792 — renewal — objection (Ward 20) (R 1648-01) ...... 2025-2062 Shaw Ave., 12901 — renewal — objection (Ward 10) (R 1603-01) ...... 2012-2049 St. Clair Ave., 12730 — renewal — objection (Ward 10) (R 1600-01)...... 2011-2048 St. Clair Ave., 13001 — renewal — objection (Ward 10) (R 1601-01)...... 2011-2049 St. Clair Ave., 14102-06 — renewal — objection (Ward 10) (R 1602-01) ...... 2012-2049 St. Clair Ave., 15521 — renewal — objection (Ward 11) (R 1630-01)...... 2020-2057 St. Clair Ave., 9021 — renewal — objection (Ward 8) (R 1624-01)...... 2018-2055 Storer Ave., 6104 — renewal — objection (Ward 17) (R 1619-01) ...... 2017-2054 Superior Ave., 11625 — renewal — objection (Ward 9) (R 1653-01)...... 2027-2063 Superior Ave., 2553 — new application (Ward 13) (F 1450-01)...... 1940 Superior Ave., 8802-06 — renewal — objection (Ward 7) (R 1615-01) ...... 2015-2053 Union Ave., 9901-03 — renewal — objection (Ward 5) (R 1607-01)...... 2013-2050 W. 9th St., 1281 — transfer ownership & location — withdraw objection (Ward 13) (R 1592-01)...... 2009-2046 Wade Park Ave., 7038 – transfer ownership (Ward 7) (F 1453-01)...... 1941 Warner Road, 4563 — renewal — withdraw objection (Ward 2) (R 1651-01) ...... 2026-2063 Waterloo Rd., 15601 — renewal — withdraw objection (Ward 11) (R 1634-01) ...... 2021-2058

LTV Steel Company

Enterprise Zone Agreement — ten tax year abatement — Economic Development Dept. (O 1543-01) ...... 1967-2096 Financial assistance — contract — retain LTV Steel and its employees — Economic Development Dept. (O 1544-01) ...... 1967-2096 Water rates — regular and special, homestead and direct service — amend Code Sections 535.04, 535.05 and 535.06 (O 1551-01) ...... 1975-2103 2144 August 22, 2001 The City Record 209

Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry Association

Infant Mortality Reduction Initiative Project, 2001-2002 — grant from Ohio Department of Health — contract (O 1495-01) ...... 1947

Metro Health Medical Center

First Amendment to City Contract No. 50407 — Health Dept. (O 1533-01) ...... 1964-2093 Mayor’s Letter — First Amendment to City Contract No. 50407 — vetoing Ordinance No. 1385-01 (F 1385-01A) ...... 1940

Municipal Court

Domestic Violence Program — grant — Office of Criminal Justice Services (O 1352-01) ...... 2032-2083 Project HOPE Program — Office of Criminal Justice Services — grant (O 1353-01) ...... 2032-2084

Near West Side Multi-Service Corporation

HIV/AIDS Education/Prevention Program — agreement — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Wards 13, 14, 17, 18) Community Development Dept. (O 1522-01)...... 1959-2089

Neighborhood Development Investment Fund

Superior Ave. 1900; Tower Press Building — contract — St. Vincent Quadrangle, Inc. — amend Section 2/O.863-2000 — Community Development Dept. (O 1512-01) ...... 1957-2087

Neighborhood Equity Funds

A Cultural Exchange — The Read, Baby, Read Book Club — agreement (Ward 19) (O 1337-01) ...... 2031-2082 After School Community Outreach Program — agreement — EBC Fery Development Corp. (Ward 10) (O 1529-01)...... 1962-2091 Afterschool Music Program — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. (Ward 6) (O 1513-01) ...... 1957-2087 Architectural Feasibility Study — Slavic Village Development Corp. (Ward 12) (O 1573-01) ...... 2003-2131 Bradley Construction Company Headquarters and Hardware Store — construction (Ward 8) (O 1553-01) ...... 1979-2107 Bridge Square housing project — Phase II — Detroit Shoreway Community Dev. Org. (Ward 17) (O 903-01) ...... 2028-2072 Central Avenue Remediation — agreement — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — Health Dept. (Ward 6) (O 1516-01)...... 1958-2087 Collinwood Community Services Center — elderly services program (Ward 10) (O 1339-01) ...... 2032-2082 Cudell Community Planning & Assessment Process — Neighborhood Progress Inc. — agreement (Ward 18) (O 1574-01)...... 2003-2131 Dove Park Panthers Youth Association — Muny Football Program (Ward 2) (O 1166-01) ...... 2030-2076 Downtown Single Room Occupancy (SRO) — 1850 Superior Ave. — Famicos Foundation (Ward 13) (O 891-01) ...... 2028-2072 Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — Safety Education and Yard Light Program (Ward 6) (O 1485-01) ...... 1941 Fifty-Fifty Home Repair Program — Bellaire-Puritas Development Corp. (Ward 20) (O 928-01) ...... 2029-2073 General Fund — deposit funds to Neighborhood Equity Fund — Ward Capital Improvement Fund — Finance Dept. (O 1571-01)...... 2002-2130 Glenville Neighborhood Hall of Fame — agreement — Glenville Development Corporation (Ward 8) (O 1555-01) ...... 1979-2107 Harvard School Senior Apartments project — amend O.1083-2000 (Ward 12) (O 1240-01) ...... 2031-2078 HIV/AIDS Education/Prevention Program — agreement — Near West Side Multi-Service Center (Wards 13, 14, 17, 18) (O 1522-01) ...... 1959-2089 Kenneth W. Clement School — classroom furniture (Ward 10) (O 1340-01) ...... 2032-2082 Lutheran Housing Corp. — Home Repair Program (Ward 2) (O 935-01) ...... 2029-2073 Memphis Ave., 4214 — renovation — Cleveland Housing Network, Inc. (Ward 16) (O 915-01) ...... 2028-2072 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.113-2000 (O 1235-01)...... 2031-2078 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.1135-2000 (O 1230-01)...... 2031-2077 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.1137-2000 (O 1237-01)...... 2031-2078 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.1715-99 (O 1213-01) ...... 2030-2076 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.606-2000 (O 1227-01)...... 2031-2077 Mount Pleasant NOW Development Corp. — two elevators (Ward 3) (O 1164-01)...... 2030-2076 Neighborhood Master Plan — agreement — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — City Planning Commission (Ward 6) (O 1515-01) ...... 1958-2087 2145 210 The City Record August 22, 2001

Northeast Shores Development Corp. — 15510 Huntmere Ave. renovation (Ward 11) (O 924-01) ...... 2029-2072 Northeastern Neighborhood Development Corp. — 12001 Ashbury Ave. — renovation (Ward 9) (O 934-01) ...... 2073 2029 Phoenix Development Project — agreement — Tremont West Development Corp. (Ward 13) (O 1521-01)...... 1959-2088 Reddlo Development — agreement — Glenville Development Corp. (Ward 8) (O 1554-01)...... 1979-2107 Senior Citizen Social Support Program — agreement — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. (Ward 6) (O 1514-01) ...... 1957-2087 St. Clair Superior Neighborhood Development Corporation — Neighborhood Safety Video Monitoring System (Ward 13) (O 1132-01) ...... 2029-2074 Tremont West Development Corporation — HOPE VI — amend O.809-01 (Ward 13) (O 1216-01)...... 2030-2076 Westside Industrial Retention & Expansion Network for Industrial Retention and Public Safety Programs — agreement (Ward 18) (O 1654-01) ...... 2004-2131

Oath of Office

Molina, Francisco — Regional Transit Authority (F 1444-01)...... 1940 Ruzic, Mark — Regional Transit Authority (F 1443-01)...... 1940 Williams, James — Board of Building Standards (F 1442-01) ...... 1940

Ohio Department of Natural Resources

Recycle Ohio! Program, 2002 — grant — Public Service (O 1490-01) ...... 1944

Ohio Department of Public Health

Infant Mortality Reduction Initiative Project, 2001-2002 — grant — contract with Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry Assoc. (O 1495-01) ...... 1947 Residential environmental assessment, lead — Medicaid-eligible children — Division of Environment — Health Dept. (O 1499-01) ...... 1948

Parking

Free for Special Event — Bishop Roger Gries — Willard Park Garage — Parks, Recreation and Properties Dept. (O 1517-01) ...... 1958-2088 Vehicles, prohibiting parking on vacant lots – supplement Code Section 451.241 - Community Development Dept. (O 1491-01) ...... 1944

Parks, Recreation and Properties Department

Bisbee Playground — rehabilitation — 2001 Urban Parks and Recreation Recovery Program — grant (O 1079-01) ...... 2029-2074 North Shore Collinwood Town Center — E. 174th St. & Lakeshore Blvd. — constructing — Amend Section 3/O.503-01 (O 1568-01) ...... 2000-2128 Parking, free for Special Event — Bishop Roger Gries — Willard Park Garage (O 1517-01) ...... 1958-2088 Parks, recreation facilities and property — improvement (O 849-01)...... 2027-2071 Recreational, cultural and extracurricular programs — 2001- 2002 school year (O 850-01) ...... 2028-2071 Round 8 NatureWorks Program — grant — Department of Natural Resources (O 1075-01)...... 2029-2073 Ski Program, 2001 — amend Section 1/O.441-01 — Boston Mills Ski Resort (O 1508-01)...... 1955 West Side and East Side Markets Millenium Project — alter and modify Contract No. 56521 — Envirocom Construction, Inc. (O 1507-01)...... 1954 West Side and East Side Markets Millennium Project — alter and modify Contract No. 56436 — RW Clark Company (O 1506-01) ...... 1954 YMCA, Broadway Ave. — youth basketball program — amend Lease Agreement No. 35620 (O 1510-01)...... 1955

Peddlers

Boda, Cory (Ward 14) (O 1526-01)...... 1961-2090 Dimarhos, Maria K. — E. 40th St. & Central Ave. (Ward 5) (O 1536-01)...... 1965-2094 Dimarhos, Maria K. — E. 22nd St. & Cedar Ave. (Ward 5) (O 1537-01)...... 1965-2094 Johnson, Clyde (Ward 5) (O 1538-01) ...... 1966-2094 Kostantinou, Emmanuel (Ward 5) (O 1539-01) ...... 1966-2095 Majors, James (Ward 5) (O 1540-01) ...... 1966-2095 Robinson, Clarinda (Ward 14) (O 1527-01) ...... 1961-2090 Robinson, Clarinda (Ward 5) (O 1541-01) ...... 1966-2095 Williams, Carl C. (Ward 1) (O 1545-01)...... 1968-2096 2146 August 22, 2001 The City Record 211

Permits

Broom Court N.W. — U.S.A. Parking Systems, LLC; F.A.I., Inc. — right-of-way encroachment (O 1487-01) ...... 1942 Jake to the Rock — Hermes Race Systems (Ward 13) (O 1519-01)...... 1959-2088 Light the Night Walk — Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (Ward 13) (O 1520-01) ...... 1959-2088 Mr. William McReynolds — fence (O 1238-01) ...... 2031-2078 Race for the Cure, 8th Annual NE Ohio — Hermes Race Systems — Ward 8 (O 1575-01) ...... 2003-2131 St. Ignatius/Cats in the Flats — St. Ignatius High School (Ward 14) (O 1525-01)...... 1961-2090 Turkey Trot Race — Hermes Race Systems (Ward 13) (O 1518-01) ...... 1958-2088

Personnel Department

AFSCME, Ohio Council 8, Local 100 — collective bargaining agreement (O 1558-01)...... 1980-2108 Electrical Workers, International Brotherhood of, Local 39 — collective bargaining agreement (O 1556-01)...... 1979-2107 International Association of Machinists Districts Council 54, Local 439 — collective bargaining agreement (O 1559-01) ...... 1980-2108 Medical, Life & Vision Insurance — contracts — City employees (O 1534-01) ...... 1964-2093 Municipal Foreman & Laborers Union ( Non-Supervisory), Local 1099 — collective bargaining agreement (O 1561-01)...... 1980-2108 Municipal Foreman & Laborers Union (Supervisory), Local 1099 — collective bargaining agreement (O 1560-01)...... 1980-2108 Novak, John T. — residency — Amend Section 1/O.323-01 (O 1530-01) ...... 1962-2091 Recovery Resources — Employee Assistance Program (O 1549-01) ...... 1973-2102 Salary and wage schedules — various classifications (O 1562-01) ...... 1981-2109 Service Hospital Nursing Home & Public Employees (Custodial Workers & Bridge Oilers), Local 47 — collective bargaining agreement (O 1557-01)...... 1979-2108

Plats

Catholic Charities Facilities Corp. — Public Service Dept. — City Planning Commission (F 1441-01) ...... 1940

Police Division

Memorials for the safety forces, vandalism of — new Code Section 623.091 (O 1569-01) ...... 2000-2128 Police aircraft — service and maintain — requirement contract (O 1354-01)...... 2084 2033 Scientific Examiner — Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (O 1504-01) ...... 1953

Port Control Department

Information Technology Systems Project — consultants — Cleveland Hopkins International & Burke Lakefront Airports (O 1492-01) ...... 1945 Radiant Aviation Services — Infrared aircraft deicing facility — lease — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 1221-A-01) ...... 1956-2077 Sound insulation programs — extend date participation (O 1531-01) ...... 2091 1962

Public Safety

Fire safety boat — fully staff and operate — (O 213-01) ...... 1940

Real Estate

Escrow agents, disbursal of funds — amend Code Section 367.13 (O 1528-01) ...... 1962-2091 South Boulevard, 10004-06 — sell — Glenville Development Corporation (O 1125-99) ...... 2027-2064

Recognition

Baker, Eddie Mae (R 1480-01)...... 1941 Hall, Vera (R 1481-01) ...... 1941

Regional Transit Authority

Molina, Francisco — Oath of Office (F 1444-01) ...... 1940 Ruzic, Mark – Oath of Office (F 1443-01) ...... 1940

Residence Requirements

Novak, John T. — Amend Section 1/O.323-01 (O 1530-01) ...... 1962-2091

Resolutions – Miscellaneous

Dominion East Ohio Gas Company – objection to closing payment station (R 1640-01) ...... 2023-2059 2147 212 The City Record August 22, 2001

Right-of-Way

Mr. William McReynolds — permit — fence (O 1238-01) ...... 2031-2078

Safety Department

Caribbean Gang Task Force Program, 2002 — grant — Justice Department (O 1356-01) ...... 2033-2084 Cleveland Team Approach to Violence Against Women Program — grant — Justice Department (O 1357-01) ...... 2033-2084 COPS In Schools Program — grant — Justice Department (O 1358-01) ...... 2033-2085 Emergency Medical Services Grant, 2000-2001 — amend Title & Section 1 of O.1427-00 (O 1360-01) ...... 2033-2085 Federal Law Enforcement Trust Fund — deposit (F 1437-01) ...... 1940 Federal Law Enforcement Trust Fund — deposit (F 1438-01) ...... 1940 Memorials for the safety forces, vandalism of — new Code Section 623.091 (O 1569-01) ...... 2000-2128 Police aircraft — service and maintain — requirement contract – Police Division (O 1354-01) ...... 2033-2084 Scientific Examiner — Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (O 1504-01) ...... 1953 STEP 2002 Program — grant — Ohio Public Safety Department (O 1359-01) ...... 2033-2085 Weapons, possessing certain at or about public places — amend Code Section 627-10 (O 1361-01) ...... 2033-2085

Salaries

Salary and wage schedules — various classifications — Personnel Dept. (O 1562-01)...... 1981-2109

Service Department

Addison Place & E. 72nd St. — intent to vacate portions — Streets Division (R 1616-01) ...... 2016-2053 Broom Court N.W. — permit to U.S.A. Parking Systems, LLC; F.A.I., Inc. — right-of-way encroachment (O 1487-01) ...... 1942 Catholic Charities Facilities Corp. — plat — City Planning (F 1441-01) ...... 1940 East 51st Place — intent to vacate (Ward 13) (R 1590-01) ...... 2008-2046 Mr. William McReynolds — permit — fence (O 1238-01) ...... 2031-2078 Recycle Ohio! Program, 2002 — Ohio Department of Natural Resources — grant (O 1490-01)...... 1944 Rock salt — requirement contract — Streets Division (O 1488-01) ...... 1943 Schaaf Road (CR-97) Bridge — replace — County Motor Vehicle License Tax Funds (O 1489-01)...... 1943 Velma Avenue S.E. — intent to vacate (Ward 1) (R 1609-01) ...... 2014-2051

Sidewalks

Endora Avenue assessment — repair (O 1246-01)...... 2033-2079 W. 32nd St. and Darwin Ave. assessment — repair (O 1247-01) ...... 2033-2080

Slavic Village Association

Architectural Feasibility Study — Slavic Village Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 12) Community Development Dept. (O 1573-01) ...... 2003-2131

St. Vincent Quadrangle, Inc.

Superior Ave. 1900; Tower Press Building – contract — amend Section 2/O.863-2000 — Community Development Dept. (O 1512-01)...... 1957-2087

State of Ohio

Water Tower Project, 2001— grant — contract — FAMICOS Foundation — power wash eligible homes — Community Development Dept. (O 1542-01) ...... 1967-2095

Statement of Work Acceptance

Advanced Roofing Systems Inc. — Water Pollution Control Div. — Utilities Dept. (F 1447-01) ...... 1940 De-Ko, Inc. — rehabilitate chlorine handling systems — Utilities Dept. (F 1449-01) ...... 1940 M-A Building & Maintenance Company — Tremont Health Center — Health Dept. (F 1446-01) ...... 1940 Utilicon Corporation — sewer cleaning and lining — Utilities Dept. (F 1448-01) ...... 1940 Wiggins Interiors — interior improvements to various Cleveland health centers — Health Dept. (F 1445-01) ...... 1940 2148 August 22, 2001 The City Record 213

Street Vacation

Addison Place & E. 72nd St. (Ward 7) (R 1616-01) ...... 2016-2053 Conn Court N. W. (Ward 13) (R 939-01) ...... 2033-2041 East 51st Place (Ward 13) (R 1590-01) ...... 2008-2046 Velma Avenue S.E. (Ward 1) (R 1609-01)...... 2014-2051

Streets Division

Rock salt — requirement contract (O 1488-01) ...... 1943

Tax Abatement

LTV Steel Company, Inc. — Enterprise Zone Agreement — ten tax year abatement — Economic Development Dept. (O 1543-01) ...... 1967-2096

Tremont West Development Corporation

Phoenix Development Project — agreement — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Ward 13) Community Development Dept. (O 1521-01) ...... 1959-2088 HOPE VI — amend O.809-01 — Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1216-01) ...... 2030-2076

Unions

AFSCME, Ohio Council 8, Local 100 — collective bargaining agreement — Personnel Dept. (O 1558-01) ...... 1980-2108 Electrical Workers, International Brotherhood of, Local 39 — collective bargaining agreement — Personnel Dept. (O 1556-01) ...... 1979-2107 International Association of Machinists Districts Council 54, Local 439 — collective bargaining agreement — Personnel Dept. (O 1559-01)...... 1980-2108 Municipal Foreman & Laborers Union ( Non-Supervisory), Local 1099 — collective bargaining agreement — Personnel Dept. (O 1561-01) ...... 1980-2108 Municipal Foreman & Laborers Union (Supervisory), Local 1099 — collective bargaining agreement — Personnel Dept. (O 1560-01) ...... 1980-2108 Service Hospital Nursing Home & Public Employees (Custodial Workers & Bridge Oilers), Local 47 — collective bargaining agreement — Personnel Dept. (O 1557-01) ...... 1979-2108

Utilities Department

Advanced Roofing Systems Inc. — Water Pollution Control Div. (F 1447-01) ...... 1940 Billing system supplies (O 1144-01)...... 2030-2074 De-Ko, Inc. — rehabilitate chlorine handling systems (F 1449-01) ...... 1940 Dionex Corporation — ion chromatograph — maintenance (O 1156-01)...... 2030-2075 Engineering, environmental, safety, forensic services (O 1232-01) ...... 2031-2077 Federal and State environmental — OSHA — safety and health regulations — developmental services — training sessions (O 1149-01) ...... 2030-2075 Garrett A. Morgan Water Treatment Plant — residuals handling systems (O 1145-01)...... 2030-2075 Motor vehicle fleet — repair — Cleveland Public Power (O 1046-01) ...... 2029-2073 Natural gas customers — City of Cleveland aggregator — proposal (O 640-01) ...... 2027-2070 Organic carbon analyzer equipment — maintenance — Shimadzy Scientific Instruments, Inc. (O 1158-01) ...... 2030-2076 Pleasant Valley Road — sell to and grant temporary easement — Cuyahoga County Commissioners (O 1550-01)...... 1974-2102 Turbidimeters — chlorine analyzers — particle-size analyzers — Hach Company (O 1157-01) ...... 2030-2075 Utilicon Corporation — sewer cleaning and lining (F 1448-01) ...... 1940 Water rates — regular and special, homestead and direct service — amend Code Sections 535.04, 535.05 and 535.06 (O 1551-01) ...... 1975-2103

Vetoes

Bond expenses, services and legal opinions — amend Code Section 177.10 — Mayor’s Letter — veto Ordinance No. 922-01 (F 922-01A) ...... 1939 MetroHealth Medical Center — First Amendment to City Contract No. 50407 — Mayor’s Letter — veto Ordinance No. 1385-01 (F 1385-01A) ...... 1940 2149 214 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ward 01

Baker, Eddie Mae — Recognition (R 1480-01) ...... 1941 Hunter, Ocie — Condolence (R 1458-01) ...... 1941 Lee Rd., 4360 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1608-01)...... 2013-2051 Liley, Louise — Condolence (R 1460-01) ...... 1941 Monroe, George L. — Condolence (R 1461-01) ...... 1941 Sharpe Family Reunion — Congratulation (R 1479-01) ...... 1941 Velma Avenue S.E. — intention to vacate (R 1609-01) ...... 2014-2051 Williams, Carl C. — peddling (O 1545-01)...... 1968-2096 Williams, Claudia — Condolence (R 1459-01) ...... 1941

Ward 02

Dove Park Panthers Youth Association — Muny Football Program — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1166-01)...... 2030-2076 E. 131st St., 3695-97 — transfer ownership — Liquor Permit (F 1452-01) ...... 1941 Lutheran Housing Corp. — Home Repair Program — Neighborhood Equity Fund (O 935-01) ...... 2029-2073 Miles Ave., 13197-201 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1650-01) ...... 2026-2062 Warner Road, 4563 — renewal — withdraw objection — Liquor Permit (R 1651-01)...... 2026-2063

Ward 03

E. 131st St., 3616 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1641-01) ...... 2023-2060 E. 131st St., 3976 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1642-01) ...... 2023-2060 E. 144th St., 3744 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1643-01) ...... 2024-2060 Kinsman Ave., 13401 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1644-01) ...... 2024-2061 Kinsman Ave., 14510 — transfer of ownership — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1645-01) ...... 2024-2061 Mount Pleasant NOW Development Corp. — two elevators — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1164-01) ...... 2030-2076

Ward 04

Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.606-2000 (O 1227-01)...... 2031-2077

Ward 05

Dimarhos, Maria K. — peddling — E. 40th St. & Central Ave. (O 1536-01)...... 1965-2094 Dimarhos, Maria K. — peddling — E. 22nd St. & Cedar Ave. (O 1537-01)...... 1965-2094 E. 59th & E. 57th Streets — to Burten, Bell, Carr Development Inc — Land Reutilization Program (O 1535-01) ...... 1965-2093 Johnson, Clyde — peddling (O 1538-01) ...... 1966-2094 Kostantinou, Emmanuel — peddling — E. 40th St. & Woodland Ave. (O 1539-01) ...... 1966-2095 Majors, James — peddling (O 1540-01) ...... 1966-2095 Robinson, Clarinda — peddling (O 1541-01) ...... 1966-2095 Union Ave., 9901-03 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1607-01) ...... 2013-2050

Ward 06

Afterschool Music Program — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1513-01)...... 1957-2087 Bowie & Smith Family Reunion — Congratulation (R 1471-01) ...... 1941 Cansler, Helen Wright — Condolence Resolution (R 1456-01)...... 1941 Cedar Ave., 10812 — renewal — objection (R 1581-01) ...... 2005-2043 Cedar Avenue, 8301 — renewal — objection (R 1578-01) ...... 2004-2042 Cedar Avenue, 8302 — renewal — objection (R 1579-01) ...... 2005-2042 Cedar Avenue, 8624 — renewal — objection (R 1580-01) ...... 2005-2043 Central Avenue Remediation — agreement — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — Health Dept. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1516-01) ...... 1958-2087 Chester Avenue, 9308 — renewal — objection (R 1582-01) ...... 2006-2043 E. 105th St. — renewal — objection (R 1584-01) ...... 2006-2044 E. 105th St., 2249 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1585-01) ...... 2007-2044 E. 79th St., 1930 — renewal — objection (R 1583-01) ...... 2006-2043 Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — Safety Education and Yard Light Program — Neighborhood Equity Funds — Community Development (O 1485-01) ...... 1941 Harris, William — Congratulation (R 1469-01) ...... 1941 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.1715-99 (O 1213-01) ...... 2030-2076 2150 August 22, 2001 The City Record 215

Mt. Carmel Avenue, 11543-45 — renewal — objection (R 1586-01)...... 2007-2044 Neighborhood Master Plan — agreement — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds — City Planning Commission (O 1515-01) ...... 1958-2087 Oackley, Charles — Congratulation (R 1470-01) ...... 1941 Quincy Avenue, 8329 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1587-01) ...... 2007-2045 Quincy Avenue, 8502 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1588-01) ...... 2007-2045 Quincy Avenue, 9209 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1589-01)...... 2008-2045 Senior Citizen Social Support Program — agreement — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1514-01)...... 1957-2087

Ward 07

Addison Place & E. 72nd St. — intent to vacate portions — Streets Division (R 1616-01) ...... 2016-2053 Alexander, Jr., Rev. Edward & Mrs. Louise — Appreciation (R 1482-01) ...... 1941 E. 55th St., 1905 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1610-01) ...... 2014-2051 E. 71st St., 1144 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1612-01) ...... 2015-2052 E. 79th St., 1136 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1611-01) ...... 2014-2051 E. 82nd St. & Hough Ave. — banner — permit — Ministerial Day Care (O 1546-01)...... 1968-2097 E. 82nd St., 1417 — to Roosevelt & Elizabeth Pendleton — Land Reutilization Program — Community Development Dept. (O 1548-01) ...... 1973-2101 Flewellen, Icabod — Condolence (R 1468-01) ...... 1941 Hough Ave., 7001 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1613-01) ...... 2015-2052 Hough Ave., 7102 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1614-01) ...... 2015-2052 Superior Ave., 8802-06 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1615-01) ...... 2015-2053 Taylor, Callie Mae — Condolence (R 1467-01) ...... 1941

Ward 08

Bradley Construction Company Headquarters and Hardware Store — construction — Neighborhood Equity Funds — Community Development Dept. (O 1553-01) ...... 1979-2107 Cannon, Bessie Belle Jones — Condolence (R 1457-01) ...... 1941 E. 105th St., 1250 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1621-01) ...... 2017-2054 E. 93rd St., 863-71 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1620-01)...... 2017-2054 Glenville Neighborhood Hall of Fame — agreement — Glenville Development Corporation — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1555-01) ...... 1979-2107 Lakeview Rd., 970 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1622-01) ...... 2018-2055 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive — banner — permit — Cleveland Cultural Garden Federation (O 1552-01) ...... 1978-2106 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.113-2000 (O 1235-01)...... 2031-2078 Parkwood, 974-78 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1623-01) ...... 2018-2055 Race for the Cure, 8th Annual NE Ohio — permit — Hermes Race Systems (O 1575-01) ...... 2003-2131 Reddlo Development — agreement — Glenville Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1554-01) ...... 1979-2107 St. Clair Ave., 9021 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1624-01) ...... 2018-2055

Ward 09

Ashbury Ave., 10509 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1652-01) ...... 2026-2063 Burks, Walter A. — Condolence (R 1466-01) ...... 1941 Jackson, Pearl — Congratulation (R 1474-01) ...... 1941 Northeastern Neighborhood Development Corp. — 12001 Ashbury Ave. — renovation — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 934-01) ...... 2029-2073 Superior Ave., 11625 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1653-01) ...... 2027-2063 Waters, Congresswoman Maxine — welcome (R 1483-01) ...... 1941 Williams-Morrow Family Reunion — Congratulation (R 1473-01) ...... 1941

Ward 10

After School Community Outreach Program — agreement — EBC Fery Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1529-01) ...... 1962-2091 Cedar Road, 8214 — renewal — objection (R 1577-01) ...... 2004-2042 Coats, W.C. — Condolence (R 1462-01) ...... 1941 Coit Road, 14643 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1593-01)...... 2009-2046 Collinwood Community Services Center — elderly services program — Neighborhood Equity Funds — Community Development Dept. (O 1339-01) ...... 2032-2082 Cotton, Catherine & Archie — Congratulation (R 1478-01) ...... 1941 E. 140th St., 527 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1594-01) ...... 2009-2047 E. 140th St., 625 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1596-01) ...... 2010-2047 2151 216 The City Record August 22, 2001

E. 140th St., 662 — renewal — Objection — Liquor Permit (R 1595-01) ...... 2009-2047 E. 140th St., 831— renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1597-01) ...... 2010-2047 E. 152nd St., 1030 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1598-01) ...... 2010-2048 Endora Avenue assessment — sidewalks — repair (O 1246-01)...... 2033-2079 Euclid Ave., 18121 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1599-01) ...... 2011-2048 Gibbs, Eria — Condolence (R 1463-01) ...... 1941 Kenneth W. Clement School — classroom furniture — Neighborhood Equity Funds — Community Development Dept. (O 1340-01)...... 2032-2082 Shaw Ave., 12901 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1603-01) ...... 2012-2049 St. Clair Ave., 12730 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1600-01) ...... 2011-2048 St. Clair Ave., 13001 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1601-01) ...... 2011-2049 St. Clair Ave., 14102-06 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1602-01) ...... 2012-2049 W. 32nd St. and Darwin Ave. assessment — sidewalks — repair (O 1247-01) ...... 2033-2080

Ward 11

Berry, Sr., Daniel L. — Condolence (R 1465-01) ...... 1941 E. 156th St., 231 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1625-01) ...... 2018-2056 E. 156th St., 397 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1626-01) ...... 2019-2056 E. 185th St., 568 — transfer ownership — withdraw objection — Liquor Permit (R 1633-01) ...... 2021-2058 E. 185th St., 747 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1632-01) ...... 2021-2058 E. 185th St., 910 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1627-01) ...... 2019-2056 Lakeshore Blvd., 15428 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1628-01) ...... 2019-2056 Lakeshore Blvd., 17318 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1629-01) ...... 2020-2057 Lakeshore Blvd., 17910 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1631-01) ...... 2020-2057 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.1137-2000 (O 1237-01)...... 2031-2078 Mr. William McReynolds — permit — fence (O 1238-01) ...... 2031-2078 North Shore Collinwood Town Center — E. 174th St. & Lakeshore Blvd. — constructing — Amend Section 3/O.503-01 (O 1568-01) ...... 2000-2128 Northeast Shores Development Corp. — 15510 Huntmere Ave. renovation — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 924-01) ...... 2029-2072 St. Clair Ave., 15521 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1630-01) ...... 2020-2057 Towards Employment — Congratulation — (R 1475-01) ...... 1941 W. 32nd St. and Darwin Ave. assessment — sidewalks — repair (O 1247-01) ...... 2033-2080 Waterloo Rd., 15601 — renewal — withdraw objection — Liquor Permit (R 1634-01) ...... 2021-2058

Ward 12

Architectural Feasibility Study — Slavic Village Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds — Community Development Dept. (O 1573-01) ...... 2003-2131 Boys and Girls Clubs of Cleveland — grant agreement — Community Development Dept. (O 1348-01) ...... 2032-2083 Broadway Ave., 7663 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1646-01) ...... 2025-2061 E. 65th St., 3071 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1647-01) ...... 2025-2061 Harvard School Senior Apartments project — amend O.1083-2000 — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1240-01)...... 2031-2078

Ward 13

Adrine, Judge Ronald B. — Congratulation (R 1477-01)...... 1941 Conn Court N. W. — intent to vacate (R 939-01) ...... 2033-2041 Downtown Single Room Occupancy (SRO) — 1850 Superior Ave. — Famicos Foundation — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 891-01) ...... 2028-2072 East 51st Place — intent to vacate — Public Service Dept. (R 1590-01) ...... 2008-2046 Euclid Ave., 2083 — transfer ownership & location — Liquor Permit (F 1454-01)...... 1941 Fleet Ave., 5509 — stock transfer — Liquor Permit (F 1455-01) ...... 1941 Frankfort Avenue, 620 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1591-01) ...... 2008-2046 HIV/AIDS Education/Prevention Program — agreement — Near West Side Multi-Service Center — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Wards 13, 14, 17, 18) Community Development Dept. (O 1522-01) ...... 1959-2089 Jake to the Rock — Hermes Race Systems — permit (O 1519-01)...... 1959-2088 Light the Night Walk — Leukemia & Lymphoma Society — permit (O 1520-01) ...... 1959-2088 Phoenix Development Project — agreement — Tremont West Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds — Community Development Dept. (O 1521-01) ...... 1959-2088 Sokolowski, Marion — Condolence (R 1464-01) ...... 1941 St. Augustine Church — Congratulation (R 1476-01) ...... 1941 St. Clair Superior Neighborhood Development Corporation — Neighborhood Safety Video Monitoring System — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1132-01) ...... 2029-2074 2152 August 22, 2001 The City Record 217

Superior Ave., 2553 — new application — liquor permit (F 1450-01) ...... 1940 Tremont West Development Corporation — HOPE VI — amend O.809-01 — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1216-01)...... 2030-2076 Turkey Trot Race — Hermes Race Systems — permit (O 1518-01) ...... 1958-2088 W. 9th St., 1281 — transfer ownership & location — withdraw objection — Liquor Permit (R 1592-01) ...... 2009-2046 Ward Boundaries (Wards 13 and 14) amend Code Sections 103.13 and 103.14 (O 1570-01) ...... 2000-2128

Ward 14

Boda, Cory — peddling (O 1526-01)...... 1961-2090 Detroit Ave., 4204 — transfer ownership — Liquor Permit (F 1451-01) ...... 1940 HIV/AIDS Education/Prevention Program — agreement — Near West Side Multi-Service Center — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Wards 13, 14, 17, 18) Community Development Dept. (O 1522-01) ...... 1959-2089 Robinson, Clarinda — peddling (O 1527-01) ...... 1961-2090 Scranton Rd., W. 25th St., Sackett Ave., Southpoint & MetroHealth Drives — banners — permit (O 1524-01) ...... 1960-2090 St. Ignatius/Cats in the Flats — permit — St. Ignatius High School (O 1525-01)...... 1961-2090 W. 41st St. & Clark Ave. & on Fulton, Daisy, Barber & Wade Aves — banners — permit (O 1523-01) ...... 1960-2089 Ward Boundaries (Wards 13 and 14) amend Code Sections 103.13 and 103.14 (O 1570-01) ...... 2000-2128

Ward 15

Archwood, 3912 — renewal — withdraw objection — Liquor Permit (R 1606-01) ...... 2013-2050 Denison Ave., 3829 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1605-01)...... 2013-2050 Pearl Rd., Denison Ave. & Fulton Rd. — banners — permit — Archwood Denison Concerned Citizens (O 1532-01) ...... 1963-2092

Ward 16

Memphis Ave., 4214 — renovation — Cleveland Housing Network, Inc. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 915-01) ...... 2028-2072 W. 32nd St. and Darwin Ave. assessment — sidewalks — repair (O 1247-01) ...... 2033-2080

Ward 17

Bridge Square housing project — Phase II — Detroit Shoreway Community Dev. Org. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 903-01) ...... 2028-2072 Detroit Ave., 5910 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1617-01)...... 2016-2053 HIV/AIDS Education/Prevention Program — agreement — Near West Side Multi-Service Center — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Wards 13, 14, 17, 18) Community Development Dept. (O 1522-01) ...... 1959-2089 Lorain Ave., 7310 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1618-01) ...... 2016-2053 Mortgage loan — grant assistance program — amend O.1135-2000 (O 1230-01)...... 2031-2077 Storer Ave., 6104 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1619-01)...... 2017-2054

Ward 18

Cudell Community Planning & Assessment Process — Neighborhood Progress Inc. — agreement — Neighborhood Equity Funds — Community Development Dept. (O 1574-01) ...... 2003-2131 Hall, Vera — Recognition (R 1481-01) ...... 1941 HIV/AIDS Education/Prevention Program — agreement — Near West Side Multi-Service Center — Neighborhood Equity Funds (Wards 13, 14, 17, 18) Community Development Dept. (O 1522-01) ...... 1959-2089 Lorain Ave., 10025 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1649-01) ...... 2026-2062 Terrell, Bonnie Jean — congratulation (R 1472-01) ...... 1941 Westside Industrial Retention & Expansion Network for Industrial Retention and Public Safety Programs — agreement — Neighborhood Equity Funds — Community Development Dept. (O 1654-01) ...... 2004-2131

Ward 19

A Cultural Exchange — The Read, Baby, Read Book Club — agreement – Neighborhood Equity Funds — Community Development Dept. (O 1337-01) ...... 2031-2082 Bellair Rd., 12208 — renewal — objection (R 1576-01) ...... 2004-2041 2153 218 The City Record August 22, 2001

Ward 20

Fifty-Fifty Home Repair Program — Bellaire-Puritas Development Corp. — Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 928-01) ...... 2029-2073 Rocky River Drive, 4792 — renewal — objection — Liquor Permit (R 1648-01) ...... 2025-2062

Ward 21

Kamm’s Corners Community Development Corp. — amend Contract No. 56705 — Community Development Dept. (O 1350-01) ...... 2032-2083

Water Division

Dionex Corporation — ion chromatograph — maintenance (O 1156-01)...... 2030-2075 Garrett A. Morgan Water Treatment Plant — residuals handling systems (O 1145-01)...... 2030-2075 Organic carbon analyzer equipment — maintenance — Shimadzy Scientific Instruments, Inc. (O 1158-01) ...... 2030-2076 Turbidimeters — chlorine analyzers — particle-size analyzers — Hach Company (O 1157-01) ...... 2030-2075

Water Pollution Control Division

Advanced Roofing Systems Inc. — Utilities Dept. (F 1447-01) ...... 1940

Water Rates

Regular and special, homestead and direct service — amend Code Sections 535.04, 535.05 and 535.06 (O 1551-01) ...... 1975-2103

Welcome

Waters, Congresswoman Maxine (R 1483-01) ...... 1941

West Side Market

West Side and East Side Markets Millenium Project — alter and modify Contract No. 56521 — Envirocom Construction, Inc. — Parks, Recreation and Properties Dept. (O 1507-01)...... 1954 West Side and East Side Markets Millennium Project — alter and modify Contract No. 56436 — RW Clark Company — Parks, Recreation and Properties Dept. (O 1506-01)...... 1954

Willard Park Garage

Parking, free for Special Event — Bishop Roger Gries — Willard Park Garage — Parks, Recreation and Properties Dept. (O 1517-01) ...... 1958-2088

YMCA – Broadway Branch

Youth basketball program — amend Lease Agreement No. 35620 — Parks, Recreation and Properties Dept. (O 1510-01) ...... 1955

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