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Mayor Containing PAGE Michael R. White City Council 3 The Calendar 44 President of Council Board of Control 44 Michael D. Polensek Civil Service 50 Board of Zoning Appeals 50 Clerk of Council Board of Building Standards Ruby F. Moss and Building Appeals 51 Public Notices 51 Ward Name Public Hearings 51 1 Joseph T. Jones City of Cleveland Bids 51 2 Robert J. White Adopted Resolutions 3 Odelia V. Robinson and Ordinances 52 4 Kenneth L. Johnson Committee Meetings 101 5 Frank G. Jackson Index 102 6 Patricia J. Britt 7 Fannie M. Lewis 8 William W. Patmon 9 Craig E. Willis 10 Roosevelt Coats 11 Michael D. Polensek PRESORTED STANDARD 12 Edward W. Rybka U. S. POSTAGE PAID CLEVELAND, OHIO 13 Joe Cimperman 14 Nelson Cintron, Jr. Permit No. 1372 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

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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 Odelia V. Robinson...... 3448 East 123rd 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 14 Nelson Cintron, Jr...... 3032 Vega Avenue 44 1 1 3 Room 121 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. Susan E. Axelrod, Senior 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; Reuben Sheperd, Executive Assistant for Services Timothy J. Cosgrove, Member, Rev. Earl Preston, Member. Nina Turner, Executive Assistant for Legislative Affairs Lucille Ambroz, Director, Office of Equal Opportunity SINKING FUND COMMISSION – Michael R. White, President; Betsy Hruby, As s t . DEPT. OF LAW – Cornell P. Carter, Director, Pinky Carr, Chief Counsel, Sec’y.; Martin Carmody, Director; Council President Michael D. Polensek. Room 106 BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS – Room 516, Carol Johnson, Chairman; Members; Lauren Moore, Chief City Prosecutor; Criminal Branch – Justice Center Chris Carmody, Margreat Hopkins, Ozell Dobbins, Tony Petkovsek, 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 – Ronald E. Brooks, Director, Room 104; Denk, Chairman; J. Bowes, James Williams, Alternate Members – D. Cox, Frank Badalamenti, Manager, Internal Audit P. Frank, E. P. O’Brien, Richard Pace, Arthur Saunders, J.S. Su l l i v a n . DIVISIONS – Accounts – Marilyn Henderson, Commissioner, Room 19 City Treasury – Algeron Walker, Treasurer, Room 115 BOARD OF REVISION OF ASSESSMENTS – Law Director Cornell P. Carter, Assessments and Licenses – Robert C. Brown, Commissioner, President; Finance Director Ronald E. Brooks, Secretary; Council President Room 122 Michael D. Polensek. Purchases and Supplies – Myrana Branche, Commissioner, Room 128 BOARD OF SIDEWALK APPEALS – Service Director Mark Ricchiuto; Law Printing and Reproduction – Diante Fritzgerald, Acting Commissioner, Director Cornell P. Carter; Councilman Nelson Cintron, Jr. 1735 Lakeside Avenue 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 – Daniel Jarvis, Commissioner, Po l e n s e k . 1404 E. 9th St. CITY PLANNING COMMISSION – Room 501 – Hunter Morrison, Director; DEPT. OF PUBLIC UTILITIES – Michael Konicek, Director, 1201 Lakeside Anthony J. Coyne, Acting Chairman; David Bowen, Lillian W. Burke, Av e n u e 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 Ronald E. Brooks; Council President Michael D. Polensek; Councilman Bill Patmon; Councilman Martin J. Sweeney. DEPT. OF PORT CONTROL – LaVonne Sheffield-McClain, 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 – ______, Commissioner Ossovicki, Chief Electrical Inspector; Laszlo V. Kemes, Secretary to the DEPT. OF PUBLIC SERVICE – Mark Ricchiuto, Director, Room 113 Bo a r d . DIVISIONS – Waste Collection and Disposal – Randell T. Scott, Acting BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF PLUMBERS – Joseph Gyorky, Chairman; Earl Commissioner, 5600 Carnegie Avenue. S. Bumgarner, Alfred Fowler, Jozef Valencik, Lawrence Skule, Chief Streets – Randell T. Scott, Commissioner, Room 25 Plumbing Inspector; Laszlo V. Kemes, Secretary to the Board. Engineering and Construction – Randall E. DeVaul, Commissioner, Room 518 CLEVELAND LANDMARKS COMMISSION – Room 519 – Richard Schanfarber, Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Daniel A. Novak, Commissioner, Chairman; Paul Volpe, Vice Chairman; Paul Burik, James Gibans, Sandra Ha r v a r d Ya r d s Morgan, Hunter Morrison, Theodore Sande, Galen Schuerlein, Randall Architecture – Paul Burik, Acting Commissioner, Room 517 Shorr, Councilman Joseph Cimperman, Councilman Timothy J. Melena, Robert Keiser, Executive Secretary. DEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH – Michele C. Whitlow, Director, Mural Building 1925 St. Clair Avenue CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL COURT JUSTICE CENTER–1200 ONTARIO DIVISIONS – Health – Cheri Hahn, Commissioner, Mural Building, CENTRAL SCHEDULING DEPARTMENT 1925 St. Clair Avenue JUDGE COURTROOM ASSIGNMENTS Environment – Donald Culp, Commissioner, Mural Building, Ju d g e Co u r t r o o m 1 9 2 5 St. Clair Avenue Presiding and Administrative Judge Larry A. Jones 13 C Correction – Thomas Hardin, Commissioner, Cleveland House of Judge Ronald B. Adrine 15 A Corrections, 4041 Northfield Road Judge Colleen C. Cooney 14 A DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY – Henry Guzmán, Director, Room 230. Judge C. Ellen Connally 15 C DIVISIONS \ Police \ Martin L. Flask, Chief, Police Hdqtrs. Bldg., Judge Sean C. Gallagher 12 B 1300 Ontario Street Judge Mabel M. Jasper 14 D Fire – Kevin G. Gerrity, Chief, 1645 Superior Avenue Judge Mary E. Kilbane 14 C Traffic Engineering & Parking – Lt. Richard Petrencsik, C o m m i s s i o n e r , Judge Kathleen Ann Keough 13 D 4150 East 49th Street, Building #1 Judge Ralph J. Perk, Jr. 14 B Dog Pound – John Baird, Chief Dog Warden, 2690 W. 7th Street Emergency Medical Service – Edward Eckart, C o m m i s s i o n e r , Judge Raymond L. Pianka (Housing Court Judge) 13 B 1708 South Pointe Drive Judge Angela R. Stokes 13 A Judge Robert J. Triozzi 12 C DEPT. OF PARKS, RECREATION & PROPERTIES – Nicholas P. Jackson, 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

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The City Record WEDNESDAY—Alternating CONDOLENCE RESOLUTIONS Published weekly under authority of the Charter of the 1:30 P.M.—Public Utilities Com- The rules were suspended and the City of Cleveland m i t t e e : O’Malley, Chairman; Pat- following Resolutions were adopted Subscription (by mail) $75.00 a year mon, Vice Chairman; Britt, Coats, by a rising vote: January 1 to December 31 Dolan, Melena, Polensek, Westbrook, Res. No. 1092-2000—Alice Tufts. Interim subscriptions prorated Wi l l i s . Res. No. 1150-2000—Arnold D. Gleiss- $6.25 per month 1:30 P.M.—City Planning Commit- er . Address all communications to tee: Cimperman, Chairman; Rybka, Vice Chairman; Dolan, Jackson, RUBY F. MOSS O’Malley, Robinson, White. CONGRATULATION RESOLUTIONS Clerk of Council The rules were suspended and fol- 216 City Hall The following Committee is sub- lowing Resolutions were adopted ject to the Call of the Chairman: without objection: PERMANENT SCHEDULE Mayor’s Appointment Committee: STANDING COMMITTEES O’Malley, Chairman; Britt, Cimper- Res. No. 1093-2000—Donald Kokoskie. OF THE COUNCIL man, Patmon, Sweeney. Res. No. 1094-2000—Jayson W. 1998-2001 Gi l l i a m . Res. No. 1095-2000—Dr. Daniel P. MONDAY OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Si e w i o r e k . CITY COUNCIL Res. No. 1096-2000—Bishop F.E. 9:30 A.M.—Public Parks, Property & ______Pe r r y . Recreation Committee: Rybka, Chair- Res. No. 1097-2000—Walter Beck man; Dolan, Vice Chairman; Brady, Cleveland, Ohio Ho l l a n d . Britt, Johnson, Sweeney, White. Monday, June 19, 2000. Res. No. 1098-2000—Officer Jack The meeting of the Council was Bo r n f i e l d . MONDAY—Alternating called to order, The President, Res. No. 1099-2000—Lt. Henry A. Michael D. Polensek, in the Chair. Te k a n c i c . 11:00 A.M.—Public Service Commit- Councilmen present: Brady, Britt, tee: Cintron, Chairman; Sweeney, Cimperman, Cintron, Coats, Dolan, RECOGNITION RESOLUTIONS Vice Chairman; Britt, Coats, Johnson, Gordon, Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Melena, O’Malley, Westbrook, Willis. Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, Patmon, The rules were suspended and fol- 11:00 A.M.—Employment, Affirma- Polensek, Rybka, Sweeney, We s t b r o o k , tive Action & Training Committee: lowing Resolutions were adopted White and Willis. without objection: White, Chairman; Lewis, Vice Chair- Also present were Mayor White man; Cintron, Coats, Gordon, John- and Directors Brooks, Konicek, son, Jones. Res. No. 1100-2000—Barbara Spaan. Sheffield-McClain, Whitlow, Guz- Res. No. 1101-2000—Callie Tolliver. MONDAY man, Jackson, Hudecek, Patterson, Warren, Alexander, Dove, and Act- FIRST READING EMERGENCY 2:00 P.M.—Finance Committee: Pat- ing Directors Carr, Brown. ORDINANCES REFERRED mon, Chairman; Rybka, Vice Chair- Absent: Directors Carter, Morrison. man; Cintron, Dolan, Johnson, Ord. No. 1102-2000. Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, Polensek, Pursuant to Ordinance No. 2976-76 By Mayor White. Robinson, Sweeney. the Council Meeting was opened An emergency ordinance authoriz- with a prayer offered by the Rev. ing the Mayor to enter into a Gen- TUESDAY Bryan Gilloly, Deacon of the West eral Agreement with the Greater Side Episcopal Shared Ministry, Cleveland Regional Transit Author- ity for the design and implementa- 9:30 A.M.—Community and Econom- which has four churches — St. ic Development Committee: Me l e n a , tion of the Euclid Corridor Trans- Johns, located in Ward 13; St. Lukes, portation Project. Chairman; Lewis, Vice Chairman; located in Ward 17; St. Philips, locat- Brady, Cimperman, Cintron, Jackson, Whereas, this ordinance consti- ed in Ward 15; and St. Marks, locat- Jones, Robinson, Willis. tutes an emergency measure provided in Ward 21. Rev. Gilloly is also ing for the usual daily operation of TUESDAY—Alternating on the Research and Policy Staff of a municipal department; now, there- Cleveland City Council. Pledge of fore, 1:00 P.M.—Public Health Commit- Allegiance. Be it ordained by the Council of tee: Gordon, Chairman; Robinson, the City of Cleveland: Vice Chairman; Brady, Cimperman, MOTION Section 1. That the Mayor is here- Jackson, Westbrook, Willis. by authorized to enter into a Gen- 1:30 P.M.—Legislation Committee: On the motion of Councilman Cin- eral Agreement with the Greater Lewis, Chairman; Jones, Vice Chair- tron, the reading of the minutes of Cleveland Regional Transit Author- man; Brady, Coats, Gordon, Johnson, the last meeting was dispensed with ity, to be substantially in the form Westbrook. and the journal approved. contained in File No. 1102-2000-A, for the design and implementation of the Euclid Corridor Transportation WEDNESDAY—Alternating STATEMENT OF WORK Project. ACCEPTED 10:00 A.M.—Aviation & Transporta- Section 2. That this ordinance is tion Committee: Dolan, Chairman; hereby declared to be an emergency O’Malley, Vice Chairman; Jones, Pat- File No. 1091-2000. measure and, provided it receives mon, Robinson, Rybka, Sweeney. From the Public Utilities Depart- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 10:00 A.M.—Public Safety Commit- ment re: Contract No. PI54720A, all the members elected to Council, tee: Polensek, Chairman; Patmon, Exterior Renovations of the Carl B. it shall take effect and be in force Vice Chairman; Britt, Cimperman, Stokes Public Utilities Building, immediately upon its passage and Coats, Gordon, Jackson, Melena, completed and accepted February approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Sweeney. 28, 2000. shall take effect and be in force 1343 4 The City Record June 21, 2000 from and after the earliest period the affirmative vote of two-thirds of measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. all the members elected to Council, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Referred to Directors of Public it shall take effect and be in force all the members elected to Council, Service, City Planning Commission, immediately upon its passage and it shall take effect and be in force Law; Committees on Aviation and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it immediately upon its passage and Transportation, Public Service, City shall take effect and be in force approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Planning, Finance. from and after the earliest period shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. from and after the earliest period Ord. No. 1103-2000. Referred to Directors of Port Con- allowed by law. By Mayor White. trol, Finance, Law; Committees on Referred to Directors of Port Con- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Aviation and Transportation, Finance. trol, City Planning Commission, ing the Director of Port Control to Finance, Law; Committees on Avia- enter into a Lease By Way of Con- Ord. No. 1104-2000. tion and Transportation, Finance. cession with Air Services of Cleve- By Mayor White. land, Inc. for use and occupancy of An emergency ordinance deter- Ord. No. 1105-2000. certain space in the Secondary mining the method of making the By Mayor White. Hangar at Cleveland Hopkins Inter- public improvement of constructing An emergency ordinance deter- national Airport and for ramp and the expansion of Lot 3 to provide for mining the method of making the parking areas adjacent to the additional employee parking at public improvement of constructing premises. Cleveland Hopkins International Air- and implementing the construction Whereas, this ordinance constitutes port; authorizing the Director of Port of conveyance systems to carry an emergency measure providing for Control to enter into contract for the Abrams Creek under new Runway the usual daily operation of a munic- making of such improvement; and 5L/23R; authorizing the Director of ipal department; now, therefore, authorizing said director to employ Port Control to enter into contract Be it ordained by the Council of one or more professional consultants for the making of the improvement; the City of Cleveland: to design the improvement. authorizing the acquisition of vari- Section 1. That the Director of Whereas, this ordinance constitutes ous rights and interests in real prop- Port Control (“Director”) is autho- an emergency measure providing for erty; and authorizing said Director rized to enter into a Lease By Way the usual daily operation of a munic- to enter into agreements relative of Concession (“Lease”) with Air ipal department; now, therefore, thereto. Services of Cleveland, Inc. Be it ordained by the Council of Whereas, this ordinance constitutes (“Lessee”) for use and occupancy of the City of Cleveland: an emergency measure providing for approximately 36,400 square feet of Section 1. That, pursuant to Sec- the usual daily operation of a munic- space known as Bays D and E, and tion 167 of the Charter of the City ipal department; now, therefore, 46,800 square feet of adjacent pref- of Cleveland, it is hereby deter- Be it ordained by the Council of erential use ramp area, and 12,480 mined to make the public improve- the City of Cleveland: square feet of space known as Bay ment of constructing the expansion Section 1. That, pursuant to Sec- F and 18,720 square feet of adjacent of Lot 3 to provide for additional tion 167 of the Charter of the City preferential use ramp area in the employee parking at Cleveland Hop- of Cleveland, it is hereby deter- Secondary Hangar, and preferential kins International Airport, for the mined to make the public improve- use of the parking lot immediately Division of Cleveland Hopkins Inter- ment of constructing and imple- adjacent to the Secondary Hangar national Airport, Department of Port menting the construction of con- (together, the “Premises”) at Cleve- Control, by contract duly let to the veyance systems to carry Abrams land Hopkins International Airport lowest responsible bidder after com- Creek under new Runway 5L/23R for operation of an aircraft hangar petitive bidding upon a unit basis (“Improvement”) for the Department and for jet maintenance services. for the improvement. of Port Control, Division of Cleve- The term of the Lease shall be for Section 2. That the Director of land Hopkins International Airport, a period of ten (10) years beginning Port Control is hereby authorized to by contract duly let to the lowest upon execution of the Lease (the enter into contract for the making responsible bidder after competitive “Initial Term”) with an option by of the above public improvement bidding for a gross price for the Lessee to extend the term of the with the lowest responsible bidder Improvement, with the exception of Lease for two (2) additional five- after competitive bidding upon a any earthwork performed in con- year periods (the “First Extended unit basis for the improvement pro- nection with the Improvement, Term” and “Second Extended Term”, vided however, that each separate which shall be competitively bid on respectively). trade and each distinct component a unit price basis. Lessee shall pay rent for use of part of said improvement may be Section 2. That the Director of the Premises as follows: Bays D treated as a separate improvement, Port Control is hereby authorized to and E, including associated ramp and each, or any combination, of enter into contract for the making and parking areas - $8.50 per square such trades or components may be of the Improvement, excluding foot per year; Bay F, including asso- the subject of a separate contract earthwork, by contract duly let to ciated ramp and parking areas - upon a unit basis. the lowest responsible bidder, after $8.65 per square foot per year. The Section 3. That the Director of competitive bidding for a gross annual rent shall be increased by Port Control is hereby authorized to price for the Improvement, provided 5% for the First Extended Term and employ by contract one or more con- however, that each separate trade increased an additional 5% for the sultants or one or more firms of con- and each distinct component part of Second Extended Term. sultants for the purpose of supple- the Improvement may be treated as Lessee shall make a minimum of menting the regularly employed a separate improvement, and each, $189,060 in capital improvements to staff of the several departments of or any combination, of such trades the Premises and purchase $173,530 the City of Cleveland in order to pro- or components of such trades or in new equipment during the first vide professional services necessary components may be the subject of a year of the Initial Term. The City design the public improvement separate contract for a gross price. shall issue credits against rent for authorized above. Upon the request of said Director the capital improvements made to The selection of said consultants the contractor shall furnish a cor- the Premises by Lessee, provided for such services shall be made by rect schedule of unit prices, includ- such improvements are first ap- the Board of Control upon the nom- ing profit and overhead, for all proved by the Director, in writing. ination of the Director of Port Con- items constituting units of said The credits against rent shall be trol from a list of qualified consul- Improvement. amortized over the first five years tants available for such employment Section 3. That the Director of Port of the Initial Term of the Lease. as may be determined after a full Control is hereby authorized to enter Notwithstanding rent credits issued and complete canvass by the Direc- into contract for the making of the by the City, Lessee shall pay to the tor of Port Control for the purpose earthwork-related components of the City a minimum annual guaranteed of compiling such a list. The com- Improvement by contract duly let to rent of $7,500 during the Initial pensation to be paid for such ser- the lowest responsible bidder, after Term. Any rent credits not applied vices shall be fixed by the Board of competitive bidding upon a unit during the Initial Term shall be for- Control. The contract herein autho- basis for the Improvement, provided feited by Lessee. rized shall be prepared by the Direc- however, that each separate trade Section 2. That the Lease autho- tor of Law, approved by the Direc- and each distinct component part of rized herein shall be prepared by the tor of Port Control, and certified by the Improvement may be treated as Director of Law and shall contain the Director of Finance. a separate improvement, and each, or such other terms and conditions as Section 4. That the cost of said any combination, of such trades or said Director deems necessary to pro- improvement and services hereby components of such trades or com- tect and benefit the public interest. authorized shall be paid from Fund ponents may be the subject of a sep- Section 3. That this ordinance is No. 60 SF 105, Request No. 8292. arate contract upon a unit basis. hereby declared to be an emergency Section 5. That this ordinance is Section 4. That notwithstanding measure and, provided it receives hereby declared to be an emergency and as an exception to the provi- 1344 June 21, 2000 The City Record 5 sions of Chapters 181 and 183 of the Section 9. That, as a condition nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, and Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, precedent to entering into any con- shall immediately proceed to secure Ohio, 1976, the Commissioner of Pur- tracts or agreements contemplated the necessary legislative approval chases and Supplies is hereby autho- to make the Improvement autho- from Cleveland City Council. rized to purchase, lease or otherwise rized herein, the Department of Port Section 12. That in accordance acquire easements, fee interests, Control shall be in receipt of all nec- with federal law and to the extent licenses, permits and other rights or essary federal approvals, including permitted by federal law, all con- interests in real property necessary the Record of Decision for the Envi- struction contracts entered into pur- for the Improvement. ronmental Impact Statement, and suant to this ordinance shall estab- Section 5. That the Director of other such regulatory approvals as lish a goal of hiring at least Port Control is hereby authorized to may be required. ______disadvantaged business execute on behalf of the City of Section 10. That the Director of Port enterprises (DBE) and forth percent Cleveland all necessary documents Control shall file a copy of all con- (40%) City residents. In seeking to to acquire said rights or interests in tracts, permits, licenses or agreements obtain such goal, all contractors real property and to employ title entered into by the City as authorized shall utilize best efforts. companies, surveyors, escrow by this ordinance with the Clerk of Section 13. That the Director of agents, appraisers, environmental Council, the President of Council and Port Control shall provide detailed, the Chairmen of the Aviation and consultants, field service consul- bi-monthly written reports to the tants and other consultants neces- Transportation and the Finance Com- mittees within five (5) business days President of Council, the Chairmen sary for the acquisition or use of the of the Aviation and Transportation rights or interests in real property of execution by the City. Section 11. That the cost of any and he Finance Committees of all authorized by this ordinance. expenditures made pursuant to this Section 6. That the Director of expenditures authorized by this ordinance, including the source of Port Control is hereby authorized to ordinance, shall not exceed a total funds for such expenditures. The enter into agreements with the hold- amount of One Hundred Four Mil- Director of Port Control shall also ers of said rights or interests in real lion, Eight Hundred Thirty-Seven property to relocate or otherwise Thousand, One Hundred Thirty Four provide to the aforementioned Coun- modify existing buildings, equip- Dollars ($104,837,134.00) and shall be cil representatives detailed, bi- ment, fixtures or other features of paid from Fund Nos. 60 SF 001, 60 monthly written reports of the DBE said property and to pay or reim- SF 104, 60 SF 105, 60 SF 106, pas- contract participation and the City burse related costs to permit the senger facility charges and the fund resident workforce arising from all making of the Improvement. and/or subfunds to which are cred- projects authorized herein. Section 7. That the Director of ited the proceeds of any general Section 14. That this ordinance is Port Control is hereby authorized to airport revenue bonds, federal hereby declared to be an emergency enter into agreements with federal, grants, state grants, and local measure and, provided it receives state and local governmental or reg- grants issues for the purpose of the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ulatory entities or other public Improvement authorized herein. In all the members elected to Council, authorities necessary and to pay or the event that a project component it shall take effect and be in force reimburse related costs incurred by identified herein exceeds or is antic- immediately upon its passage and such entities for the purpose of mak- ipated to exceed the amount speci- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ing the Improvement. fied for each project component list- shall take effect and be in force Section 8. That the Director of ed herein, the Director of Port Con- from and after the earliest period Port Control is hereby authorized to trol shall notify the President of allowed by law. apply and pay for such permits, Council and the Chairman of the Referred to Directors of Port Con- licenses, or other authorizations Aviation and Transportation Com- trol, City Planning Commission, required by any regulatory entity or mittee of the need for a subsidiary Finance, Law; Committees on Avia- other public authority for the mak- agreement in accordance with Sec- tion and Transportation, City Plan- ing of the Improvement. tion 185.44 of the Codified Ordi- ning, Finance.

Ord. No. 1106-2000. By Councilmen O’Malley and Patmon (by departmental request). An emergency ordinance authorizing the Director of Public Utilities to make alterations and modifications in Contract No. 53947, for Phase II of the Erieside and West 3rd Street Area Pump Station Project, with Nerone & Sons, for the Division of Water Pollution Control, Department of Public Utilities. 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 Utilities is hereby authorized to make the following alterations and modifications in Contract No. 53947 with Nerone & Sons for Phase II of the Erieside and West 3rd Street Area Pump Station Project, for the Division of Water Pollution Control, Department of Public Utilities:

Subsidiary Additions

1. Install concrete steps required by Port Authority ...... $ 15,000.00 2. Install fencing required by Port Authority ...... +31,200.00

Subsidiary Additions ...... $ 46,200.00

Subsidiary Additions ...... $ 46,200.00 Less amount remaining in Contract ...... - 97.48 TOTAL SUBSIDIARY ADDITIONS ...... $ 46,102.52

Original Contract Amount ...... $ 1,254,310.26 Total Subsidiary Additions ...... +46,102.52 TOTAL REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT ...... $ 1,300,412.78

Which alteration has been recommended in writing by the said Director of Public Utilities, countersigned 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 Public Utilities and the Contractor. This alteration will cause an increase in the amount of the original contract in the sum of $46,102.52, to be paid from Fund No. 54 SF 001. 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 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. Referred to Directors of Public Utilities, Finance, Law; Committees on Public Utilities. Finance. 1345 6 The City Record June 21, 2000

Ord. No. 1107-2000. from and after the earliest period immediately upon its passage and By Councilman Cimperman. allowed by law. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it An emergency ordinance to vacate Referred to Directors of Public shall take effect and be in force a portion of Branch Avenue S.W. Service, City Planning Commission, from and after the earliest period hereinafter described. Finance, Law; Committees on Public allowed by law. Whereas, on the 15th day of Service, City Planning, Finance. Referred to Directors of Public December 1999, the Council of the Safety, Finance, Law; Committees City of Cleveland adopted Resolu- Ord. No. 1108-2000. on Public Safety, Finance. tion No. 1854-99 declaring its inten- By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- tion to vacate a portion of Branch mon (by departmental request). Ord. No. 1110-2000. Avenue S.W., hereinafter described. An emergency ordinance authoriz- By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Whereas, notice of the adoption of ing the purchase by contract of mon (by departmental request). the above Resolution No. 1854-99 has insurance for not to exceed two An emergency ordinance authoriz- been served upon the owners of all police aircraft, for the Division of ing the Director of Public Safety to the property abutting Branch Police, Department of Public Safety, lease space at the National Aero- Avenue S.W., affected by said Reso- for a period of one year, with a one- nautics and Space Administration lution, notifying the said property year option to renew. for hangar space for police aircraft, owners of the time and place at Whereas, this ordinance consti- for a term of one year, with a one- which objections can be heard tutes an emergency measure provid- year option to renew. before the Board of Revision of ing for the usual daily operation of Whereas, the City of Cleveland Assessments, and a municipal department; now, there- requires certain hangar space locat- Whereas, on the 14th day of June, fore, ed at National Aeronautics and 2000, the Board of Revision of Be it ordained by the Council of Space Administration (“NASA”) for Assessments approved the vacation the City of Cleveland: the public purpose of storing police of Branch Avenue S.W., hereinafter Section 1. That the Director of aircraft; and described, in accordance with the Public Safety is hereby authorized Whereas, NASA, or their designee, provisions of Section 176 of the Char- to make a written contract in accor- has proposed to lease said space to ter of the City of Cleveland; and dance with the Charter and the Cod- the City of Cleveland; and Whereas, this Council is satisfied ified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, Whereas, this ordinance consti- that there is good cause for vacat- 1976, for each or all of the follow- tutes an emergency measure providing Branch Avenue S.W., hereinafter ing items: insurance on not to ing for the usual daily operation of described and that it will not be exceed two (2) police aircraft, to be a municipal department; now, there- detrimental to the general interest purchased by the Commissioner of fore, and ought to be made; and Purchases and Supplies upon a unit Be it ordained by the Council of Whereas, this Ordinance consti- basis for the Division of Police, the City of Cleveland: tutes an emergency measure provid- Department of Public Safety, with Section 1. That notwithstanding ing for the usual daily operation of one (1) option exercisable by the and as an exception to the provi- a municipal department; now, there- Director of Public Safety, to renew sions of chapters 181 and 183 of the fore for an additional one-year term, and Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Be it ordained by the Council of cancellable upon thirty days written Ohio, 1976, the Director of Public the City of Cleveland: notice by said Director. Safety is authorized to lease from Section 1. That all that portion of Section 2. That the cost of said NASA, or their designee, certain Branch Avenue S.W. (60.00 feet contract hereby authorized shall be hangar space located at the NASA wide), extending Easterly from the paid from Fund No. 01-600204-632000, facility at 2100 Brookpark Road, Easterly line of West 14th Street Request No. 5710. Cleveland, Ohio 44135. (100.00 feet wide) to the Southerly Section 3. That this ordinance is Section 2. That the term of the prolongation of the Westerly line of hereby declared to be an emergency lease authorized by this ordinance Sublot Number 68 in the Branch Sub- measure and, provided it receives shall be for a period of one year, division as shown in Volume 5, Page the affirmative vote of two-thirds of with a one-year option to renew. 9 of Cuyahoga County Map Records, all the members elected to Council, Section 3. That the rent for the is hereby vacated. it shall take effect and be in force lease authorized by this ordinance Section 2. That there be and here- immediately upon its passage and shall be fair market as determined by is reserved to the City of Cleve- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it by the Board of Control. land an easement for existing Divi- shall take effect and be in force Section 4. That the lease may sion of Water, Division of Fire, from and after the earliest period authorize the City to make improve- Cleveland Public Power, and allowed by law. ments to the leased premises under Ameritech equipment. Referred to Directors of Public terms to be determined by the par- The description is as follows: Safety, Finance, Law; Committees ties consistent with the public pur- That portion of Branch Avenue on Public Safety, Finance. pose or purposes of storing aircraft S.W. (60.00 feet wide), extending for the Division of Police, Depart- Easterly from the Easterly line of Ord. No. 1109-2000. ment of Public Safety. West 14th Street (100.00 feet wide) By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Section 5. That the lease may pro- to the Southerly prolongation of the mon (by departmental request). vide for the city’s payment of appro- Westerly line of Sublot Number 68 An emergency ordinance authoriz- priate utility and other operating in the Branch Subdivision as shown ing the Director of Public Safety to costs of the leased premises. in Volume 5, Page 9 of Cuyahoga enter into contract with the Greater Section 6. That the costs of the County Map Records. Cleveland Roundtable for diversity lease shall be paid from Fund No. That no structures shall be here- management training for field train- 01-600204-664100, Request No. 5711. after erected on the premises ing officers and recruits, for the Section 7. That the lease shall be described in this easement except Division of Police, Department of prepared by the Director of Law and those constructed in accordance Public Safety. shall contain such authorized terms with the approval of, and in com- Whereas, this ordinance consti- and conditions as are required to pliance with, plans approved by the tutes an emergency measure provid- protect the interests of the City. Commissioner of the Division of ing for the usual daily operation of Section 8. That the Director of Water, the Commissioner of Cleve- a municipal department; now, there- Public Safety and the Director of land Public Power, the Chief of fore, Law, and other documents and cer- Fire, and Ameritech, of the City of Be it ordained by the Council of tificates, and take such other Cleveland. the City of Cleveland: actions as may be necessary or Section 3. That the Clerk of Coun- Section 1. That the Director of appropriate to effect the lease cil be and she is hereby directed to Public Safety is hereby authorized authorized by this ordinance. notify the Auditor of Cuyahoga to enter into contract with Greater Section 9. That this ordinance is County of the vacation of all that Cleveland Roundtable for diversity hereby declared to be an emergency portion of Branch Avenue S.W., here- management training for field train- measure and, provided it receives in provided by sending him a copy ing officers and recruits, in the total the affirmative vote of two-thirds of of this Ordinance. sum of $63,750.00, from Fund No. 10 all the members elected to Council, Section 4. That this ordinance is SF 025, Request No. 5713, for the it shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency Division of Police, Department of immediately upon its passage and measure, and provided it receives Public Safety. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it the affirmative vote of two thirds of Section 2. That this ordinance is shall take effect and be in force all the members elected to Council, hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period it shall take effect and be in force measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. immediately upon its passage and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Referred to Directors of Public its approval by the Mayor; otherwise all the members elected to Council, Safety, Finance, Law; Committees it shall take effect and be in force it shall take effect and be in force on Public Safety, Finance. 1346 June 21, 2000 The City Record 7

Ord. No. 1111-2000. equal width 148 feet deep, as Section 9. That pursuant to Sec- By Councilmen Britt, Melena, Cim- appears by said plat, be the same tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- perman and Patmon (by departmen- more or less, but subject to all legal nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the tal request). highways. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Also subject to all zoning ordi- plies is hereby authorized to sell ing the sale of real property as part nances, if any. Permanent Parcel Nos. 119-27-076 as of the Land Reutilization Program Section 5. That pursuant to Sec- more fully described in Section 10 and located on north side of Central tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- below, to Fairfax Renaissance Avenue to Fairfax Renaissance nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Development Corporation or Development Corporation or Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- designee. designee. plies is hereby authorized to sell Section 10. That the real property Whereas, the City of Cleveland Permanent Parcel No. 119-27-074 as to be sold pursuant to Section 9 of adopted and implemented proce- more fully described in Section 6 this Ordinance is more fully dures under Chapter 5722 of the below, to Fairfax Renaissance described as follows: Ohio Revised Code to facilitate Development Corporation or reutilization of nonproductive lands designee. P. P. No. 119-27-076 situated within the City of Cleve- Section 6. That the real property Situated in the City of Cleveland, land; and to be sold pursuant to Section 5 of County of Cuyahoga and State of Whereas, real property acquired this Ordinance is more fully Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. under the City’s Land Reutilization described as follows: 15 in Holden and Rowe’s Subdivision Program is acquired, held, adminis- of part of Original One Hundred tered and disposed of by the City of P. P. No. 119-27-074 Acre Lot No. 407 as shown by the Cleveland through its Department of Situated in the City of Cleveland, recorded plat in Volume 3 of Maps, Community Development under the County of Cuyahoga and State of Page 59 of Cuyahoga County terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Ohio, and known as being part of Records. Said Sublot No. 15 has a Revised Code and Section 183.021 of Sublot No. 13 in Holden and Rowe’s frontage of 50 feet on the Northerly Codified Ordinances of the City of Subdivision of part of Original One side of Central Avenue, S.E., (for- Cleveland, 1976; and Hundred Acre Lot No. 407, as shown merly Garden Avenue) and extends Whereas, this ordinance consti- by the recorded plat in Volume 3 of back between parallel lines 148 feet, tutes an emergency measure provid- Maps, Page 59 of Cuyahoga County as appears by said plat, be the same ing for the usual daily operation of Records, and forming a parcel of more or less, but subject to all legal a municipal department; now, there- land bounded as follows: highways. fore, Beginning in the Northerly line of Also subject to all zoning ordi- Be it ordained by the Council of Central Avenue, S.E., (formerly Gar- nances, if any. the City of Cleveland: den Street) 60 feet wide, at the Section 11. That pursuant to Sec- Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Southeasterly corner of said Sublot tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- No. 13; thence Westerly along said nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Northerly line of Central Avenue, Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- S.E., about 25.00 feet to a point dis- plies is hereby authorized to sell plies is hereby authorized to sell tant Easterly (measured along said Permanent Parcel No. 119-27-077 as Permanent Parcel No. 119-27-071 as Northerly line of Central Avenue, more fully described in Section 12 more fully described in Section 2 S.E.) 25.00 feet from the Southwest- below, to Fairfax Renaissance below, to Fairfax Renaissance erly corner thereof; thence Norther- Development Corporation or Development Corporation or ly along a line parallel with the designee. designee. Westerly line of said Sublot No. 13, Section 12. That the real property Section 2. That the real property 126.00 feet; thence Easterly along a to be sold pursuant to Section 11 of to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of line parallel with said Northerly line this Ordinance is more fully this Ordinance is more fully of Central Avenue, S.E., 4.35 feet; described as follows: described as follows: thence Northerly along a line parallel with said Westerly line of Sublot P. P. No. 119-27-077 P. P. No. 119-27-071 No. 13, 22.00 feet to the Northerly Situated in the City of Cleveland, Situated in the City of Cleveland, line of said Sublot No. 13, thence County of Cuyahoga and State of County of Cuyahoga and State of Easterly along said Northerly line Ohio, and known as being Sublot Ohio, and known as being a West- of Sublot No. 13, 20.65 feet to the No. 16 in Holden and Rowe’s Sub- erly part of Sublot No. 10 in the Northeasterly corner thereof; thence division of part of Original One Holden and Rowe Allotment of part Southerly along the Easterly line of Hundred Acre Lot No. 407, as of Original One Hundred Acre Lot said Sublot No. 13, 148.00 feet to the shown by the recorded plat in Vol- No. 407 as shown by the recorded place of beginning, as appears by ume 3 of Maps, Page 59 of Cuya- plat in Volume 3 of Maps, Page 59 said plat, be the same more or less, hoga County Records, and being 50 of Cuyahoga County Records. Said but subject to all legal highways. feet front on the Northerly side of part of Sublot No. 10 has a frontage Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if Central Avenue, S.E., and extend- of 34 feet on the Northerly side of any. ing back of equal width 148 feet, Central Avenue (60 feet wide) Section 7. That pursuant to Sec- as appears by said plat, be the extends back between parallel line tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- same more or less, but subject to of 148 feet, as appears by said plat, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the all legal highways. be the same more or less, but sub- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 13. That pursuant to Sec- ject to all legal highways. plies is hereby authorized to sell tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 3. That pursuant to Sec- Permanent Parcel No. 119-27-075 as nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- more fully described in Section 8 Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the below, to Fairfax Renaissance plies is hereby authorized to sell Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Development Corporation or Permanent Parcel No. 119-27-078 as plies is hereby authorized to sell designee. more fully described in Section 14 Permanent Parcel No. 119-27-073 as Section 8. That the real property below, to Fairfax Renaissance more fully described in Section 4 to be sold pursuant to Section 7 of Development Corporation or below, to Fairfax Renaissance this Ordinance is more fully designee. Development Corporation or described as follows: Section 14. That the real property designee. to be sold pursuant to Section 13 of Section 4. That the real property P. P. No. 119-27-075 this Ordinance is more fully to be sold pursuant to Section 3 of Situated in the City of Cleveland, described as follows: this Ordinance is more fully County of Cuyahoga and State of described as follows: Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. P. P. No. 119-27-078 14 in Holden and Rowe’s Subdivision Situated in the City of Cleveland, P. P. No. 119-27-073 of part of Original One Hundred County of Cuyahoga and State of Situated in the City of Cleveland, Acre Lot No. 407, as shown by the Ohio, and known as being Sublot County of Cuyahoga and State of recorded plat in Volume 3 of Maps, No. 17 in Holden and Rowe’s Sub- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Page 59 of Cuyahoga County division of part of Original One 12 in Holden and Rowe’s Subdivision Records and being 50 feet front on Hundred Acre Lot No. 407, as of part of Original One Hundred the Northerly side of Central shown by the recorded plat in Vol- Acre Lot No. 407, as shown by the Avenue, S.E., and extending back of ume 3 of Maps, Page 59 of Cuya- recorded plat in Volume 3 of Maps, equal width 148 feet, as appears by hoga County Records and being 50 Page 59 of Cuyahoga County said plat, be the same more or less, feet front on the Northerly side of Records, and being 50 feet front on but subject to all legal highways. Central Avenue, S.E. and extending the Northerly side of Central Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if back of equal width 148 feet, as Avenue, S.E., and extending back of any. appears by said plat, be the same 1347 8 The City Record June 21, 2000 more or less, but subject to all P. P. No. 119-27-082 as appears by said plat, be the legal highways. Situated in the City of Cleveland, same more or less, but subject to Also subject to all zoning ordi- County of Cuyahoga and State of all legal highways. nances, if any. Ohio, and known as being parts of Also subject to all zoning ordi- Section 15. That pursuant to Sec- Sublots Nos. 15 and 16 in Clewell, nances, if any. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Worley and Robinson’s Subdivision Section 23. That pursuant to Sec- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the of part of Original One Hundred tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Acre Lot No. 407, as shown by the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the plies is hereby authorized to sell recorded plat in Volume 3 of Maps, Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Permanent Parcel No. 119-27-079 as Page 56 of Cuyahoga County plies is hereby authorized to sell more fully described in Section 16 Records, and together forming a Permanent Parcel No. 119-27-084 as below, to Fairfax Renaissance parcel of land bounded and more fully described in Section 24 Development Corporation or described as follows: below, to Fairfax Renaissance designee. Beginning on the Northerly line of Development Corporation or Section 16. That the real property Central Avenue, S.E., at a point dis- designee. to be sold pursuant to Section 15 of tant 91.19 feet Westerly, measured Section 24. That the real property this Ordinance is more fully along said Northerly line from its to be sold pursuant to Section 23 of described as follows: intersection with the Westerly line this Ordinance is more fully of East 83rd Street (formerly Lin- described as follows: P. P. No. 119-27-079 coln Avenue); thence Northerly and Situated in the City of Cleveland, parallel with the Westerly line of P. P. No. 119-27-084 County of Cuyahoga and State of Sublot No. 17 in said Clewell Wor- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Ohio, and known as being all of ley and Robinson’s Subdivision, County of Cuyahoga and State of Sublot No. 18 in Holden and Rowe’s 192.80 feet to the Southerly line of Ohio, and known as being part of Subdivision of part of Original One Sublot No. 14 in said Subdivision; Sublot No. 17 in Clewell and Wor- Hundred Acre Lot No. 407, as shown thence Westerly along the Souther- ley’s Subdivision of part of Original by the recorded plat in Volume 3 of ly line of Sublot No. 14, about 42 feet One Hundred Acre Lot No. 407, as Maps, Page 59 of Cuyahoga County to the Westerly line of land con- shown by the recorded plat in Vol- Records and being 37.5 feet front on veyed to Josefa Koubek by deed ume 3 of Maps, Page 56 of Cuyahoga the Northerly side of Central dated May 3, 1895 and recorded in County Records, bounded and Avenue, S.E., and extending back of Volume 599, Page 386 of Cuyahoga described as follows: equal width 148 feet deep, be the County Records; thence Southerly Beginning at the intersection of same more or less, but subject to all along the Westerly line of land so the Westerly line of East 83rd Street legal highways. conveyed and parallel with the (formerly Lincoln Street) with the Also subject to all zoning ordi- Westerly line of Sublot No. 15, 193.80 Northerly line of Central Avenue, nances, if any. feet to the Northerly line of Central S.E., (formerly Garden Street) being Section 17. That pursuant to Sec- Avenue., S.E.; thence Easterly along also the Southeasterly corner of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- the Northerly line of Central Sublot No. 17; thence Westerly along nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Avenue, S.E., about 42 feet to the the Northerly line of Central Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- place of beginning, as appears by Avenue, S.E., 42.50 feet; thence plies is hereby authorized to sell said plat, be the same more or less, Northerly parallel with the Wester- Permanent Parcel No. 119-27-081 as but subject to all legal highways. ly line of East 83rd Street, 95.06 feet; more fully described in Section 18 Also subject to all zoning ordi- thence Easterly about 42.52 feet to below, to Fairfax Renaissance nances, if any. the Westerly line of East 83rd Street Development Corporation or Section 21. That pursuant to Sec- at a point distant 92.50 feet Norther- designee. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- ly from the place of beginning; Section 18. That the real property nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the thence Southerly 92.50 feet along the to be sold pursuant to Section 17 of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Westerly line of East 83rd Street to this Ordinance is more fully plies is hereby authorized to sell the place of beginning, as appears described as follows: Permanent Parcel No. 119-27-083 as by said plat, be the same more or more fully described in Section 22 less, but subject to all legal high- P. P. No. 119-27-081 below, to Fairfax Renaissance ways. Situated in the City of Cleveland, Development Corporation or Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if County of Cuyahoga and State of designee. any. Ohio, and known as being part of Section 22. That the real property Section 25. That pursuant to Sec- Sublot No. 15 in Clewell-Worley and to be sold pursuant to Section 21 of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Robinson Subdivision of part of this Ordinance is more fully nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. described as follows: Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- 407, as shown by the recorded plat plies is hereby authorized to sell in Volume 3 of Maps, Page 56 of P. P. No. 119-27-083 Permanent Parcel No. 119-27-140 as Cuyahoga County Records, and Situated in the City of Cleveland, more fully described in Section 26 being bounded and described as fol- County of Cuyahoga and State of below, to Fairfax Renaissance lows: Ohio, and known as being parts of Development Corporation or Beginning on the Northerly line of Sublots Nos. 16 and 17 in Clewell designee. Central Avenue at the Southwester- and Worley’s Subdivision of part of Section 26. That the real property ly corner of Sublot No. 15; thence Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. to be sold pursuant to Section 25 of Easterly along Northerly line of 407 as shown by the recorded plat this Ordinance is more fully Central Avenue 27 feet to principal in Volume 3 of Maps, Page 56 of described as follows: place of beginning; thence Easterly Cuyahoga County Records, and along the Northerly line of Central bounded and described as follows: P. P. No. 119-27-140 Avenue 15 feet to a point; thence Beginning at a point in the Situated in the City of Cleveland, Northerly 126.6 feet to a point. Northerly line of Central Avenue, County of Cuyahoga and State of Thence Westerly 15 feet to a point. S.E., 42.50 feet West of the West- Ohio, and known as being part of Thence Southerly 126.6 feet to a erly line of East 83rd Street; thence Sublot No. 15, in Clewell and Wor- principal place of beginning, as Westerly along the Northerly line ley’s Subdivision of part of Original appears by said plat, be the same of Central Avenue, S.E., about 48.69 One Hundred Acre Lot No. 407, as more or less, but subject to all legal feet to the Easterly line of premis- shown by the recorded plat in Vol- highways. es conveyed to Martha Hoffman by ume 3 of Maps, Page 56 of Cuyahoga Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if deed dated April 12, 1873 and County Records, and bounded and any. recorded in Volume 214, Page 104 described as follows: Section 19. That pursuant to Sec- of Cuyahoga County Records; Beginning on the Northerly line of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- thence Northerly along the Easter- Central Avenue, S.E. at the South- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the ly line of land so conveyed to westerly corner of Sublot No. 15; Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Martha Hoffman, 98 feet; thence thence Easterly, along the Norther- plies is hereby authorized to sell Easterly 48.70 feet to the North- ly line of Central Avenue, S.E., 27 Permanent Parcel No. 119-27-082 as westerly corner of land conveyed to feet to a point; thence Northerly, more fully described in Section 20 Felix Haller and Karolina Haller parallel with tile Westerly line of below, to Fairfax Renaissance by deed dated March 30, 1896 and Sublot No. 15, 126.6 feet to a point; Development Corporation or recorded in Volume 629, Page 528 thence Westerly, parallel with the designee. of Cuyahoga County Records; Northerly line of Central Avenue, Section 20. That the real property thence Southerly along said West- S.E., 27 feet to the Westerly line of to be sold pursuant to Section 19 of erly line of land so conveyed to Sublot No. 15; thence Southerly, this Ordinance is more fully Felix Haller and Karolina Haller, along the Westerly line if Sublot No. described as follows: 95.06 feet to the place of beginning, 15, 126.6 feet to the place of begin- 1348 June 21, 2000 The City Record 9 ning, as appears by said plat, be the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- 10 in Van Tine and Chadwick’s Sub- same more or less, but subject to all nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the division of part of Original One legal highways. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Hundred Acre Lot No. 399, as shown Also subject to all zoning ordi- plies is hereby authorized to sell by the recorded plat in Volume 20 nances, if any. Permanent Parcel No. 119-14-048, as of Maps, Page 7 of Cuyahoga Coun- Section 27. That all documents more fully described in Section 2 ty Records and being 40 feet front necessary to complete the con- below, to Fairfax Renaissance Devel- on the Westerly line of East 82nd veyance authorized by this ordi- opment Corporation or designee. Street and extending back 99.60 feet nance shall be executed within six Section 2. That the real property deep on the Northerly line, 99.67 feet (6) months of the effective date of to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of deep on the Southerly line and being this ordinance. If all of the docu- this Ordinance is more fully 40 feet wide in the rear, as appears ments are not executed within six described as follows: by said plat, be the same more or (6) months of the effective date of less, but subject to all legal high- this ordinance, or such additional P. P. No. 119-14-048 ways. time as may be granted by the Situated in the City of Cleveland, Subject to zoning ordinances, if Director of Community Develop- County of Cuyahoga and State of any. ment, this ordinance shall be Ohio, and known as being the Section 7. That pursuant to Sec- repealed and shall be of no further Northerly 38 feet, front and rear, of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- force or effect. Sublot No. 12, and the Southerly 2 nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Section 28. That the consideration feet, front and rear, of Sublot No. 11 Commissioner of Purchases and for the subject parcel shall be estab- in Vantine and Chadwick’s Subdivi- Supplies is hereby authorized to sell lished by the Board of Control and sion of part of Original One Hun- Permanent Parcel No. 119-14-051 as shall be not less than Fair Market dred Acre Lot No. 399, as shown by more fully described in Section 8 Value taking into account such the recorded plat of said Subdivision below, to Fairfax Renaissance terms and conditions, restrictions in Volume 20 of Maps, Page 7 of Development Corporation or and covenants as are deemed nec- Cuyahoga County Records. Said designee. essary or appropriate. parts of Sublot Nos. 12 and 11 Section 8. That the real property Section 29. That the conveyance together form a parcel of land hav- to be sold pursuant to Section 7 of authorized hereby shall be made by ing a frontage of 40 feet on the this Ordinance is more fully official deed prepared by the Direc- Westerly side of East 82nd Street described as follows: tor of Law and executed by the (formerly South Genesee Avenue), Mayor on behalf of the City of and extending back about 99-80/100 P. P. No. 119-14-051 Cleveland. The deed shall contain feet on the Southerly line and Situated in the City of Cleveland, such provisions as may be necessary extending back about 99-73/100 feet County of Cuyahoga and State of to protect and benefit the public on the Northerly line, having a rear Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. interest including such restrictive line of 40 feet, as appears by said 9 in Vantine and Chadwick Subdivi- covenants and reversionary inter- plat, be the same more or less, but sion of part of Original One Hun- ests as may be specified by the subject to all legal highways. dred Acre Lot No. 399, as shown by Board of Control, the Director of Subject to zoning ordinances, if the recorded plat in Volume 20 of Community Development or the any. Maps, Page 7 of Cuyahoga County Director of Law. Section 3. That pursuant to Sec- Records, and being 40 feet front on Section 30. That this ordinance is tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- the Westerly side of East 82nd hereby declared to be an emergency nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Street (formerly South Genessee measure and, provided it receives Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Avenue) and extending 99.54 feet on the affirmative vote of two-thirds of plies is hereby authorized to sell the Northerly line, 99.60 feet on the all the members elected to Council, Permanent Parcel No. 119-14-049 as Southerly line, and having a rear it shall take effect and be in force more fully described in Section 4 line of 40 feet, as appears by said immediately upon its passage and below, to Fairfax Renaissance plat. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Development Corporation or Section 9. That pursuant to Sec- shall take effect and be in force designee. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- from and after the earliest period Section 4. That the real property nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the allowed by law. to be sold pursuant to Section 3 of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Referred to Directors of Commu- this Ordinance is more fully plies is hereby authorized to sell nity Development, City Planning described as follows: Permanent Parcel Nos. 119-14-053 as Commission, Finance, Law; Commit- more fully described in Section 10 tees on Community and Economic P. P. No. 119-14-049 below, to Fairfax Renaissance Development, City Planning, Situated in the City of Cleveland, Development Corporation or Finance. County of Cuyahoga and State of designee. Ohio, and known as being the Section 10. That the real property Ord. No. 1112-2000. Northerly 38 feet front and rear of to be sold pursuant to Section 9 of By Councilmen Britt, Melena, Cim- Sublot No. 11 in Vantine and Chad- this Ordinance is more fully perman and Patmon (by departmen- wick’s Subdivision of part of Origi- described as follows: tal request). nal One Hundred Acre Lot No. 399, An emergency ordinance authoriz- as shown by the recorded plat in P. P. No. 119-14-053 ing the sale of real property as part Volume 20 of Maps, Page 7 of Cuya- Situated in the City of Cleveland, of the Land Reutilization Program hoga County Records, and being 38 County of Cuyahoga and State of and located on East 82nd Street to feet front on the Westerly side of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Fairfax Renaissance Development East 82nd Street (formerly Genessee 7 in Van Tine and Chadwick’s Sub- Corporation or designee. Avenue) and extending back 99.67 division of part of Original One Whereas, the City of Cleveland feet on Northerly line, about 99.73 on Hundred Acre Lot No. 399, as shown adopted and implemented proce- the Southerly line, and has a rear by the recorded plat in Volume 20 dures under Chapter 5722 of the line of 38 feet, as appears by said of Maps, Page 7 of Cuyahoga Coun- Ohio Revised Code to facilitate plat. ty Records and being 40 feet front reutilization of nonproductive lands Also subject to all zoning ordi- on the Westerly side of East 82nd situated within the City of Cleve- nances, if any Street (formerly South Genesse land; and Section 5. That pursuant to Sec- Avenue) and extending back 99.41 Whereas, real property acquired tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- feet deep on the Northerly line, 99.47 under the City’s Land Reutilization nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the feet deep on the Southerly line and Program is acquired, held, adminis- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- being 40 feet in the rear, as appears tered and disposed of by the City of plies is hereby authorized to sell by said plat, be the same more or Cleveland through its Department of Permanent Parcel No. 119-14-050 as less, but subject to all legal high- Community Development under the more fully described in Section 6 ways. terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio below, to Fairfax Renaissance Also subject to zoning ordinances, Revised Code and Section 183.021 of Development Corporation or if any. Codified Ordinances of the City of designee. Section 11. That pursuant to Sec- Cleveland, 1976; and Section 6. That the real property tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Whereas, this ordinance consti- to be sold pursuant to Section 5 of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the tutes an emergency measure provid- this Ordinance is more fully Commissioner of Purchases and ing for the usual daily operation of described as follows: Supplies is hereby authorized to sell a municipal department; now, there- Permanent Parcel No. 119-14-059 as fore, P. P. No. 119-14-050 more fully described in Section 12 Be it ordained by the Council of Situated in the City of Cleveland, below, to Fairfax Renaissance the City of Cleveland: County of Cuyahoga and State of Development Corporation or Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. designee. 1349 10 The City Record June 21, 2000

Section 12. That the real property time as may be granted by the P. P. No. 105-21-123 to be sold pursuant to Section 11 of Director of Community Develop- Situated in the City of Cleveland, this Ordinance is more fully ment, this ordinance shall be County of Cuyahoga and State of described as follows: repealed and shall be of no further Ohio, and known as being part of force or effect. Sublots Nos. 27 and 28 in the Vari- P. P. No. 119-14-059 Section 16. That the consideration an Subdivision of part of Original Situated in the City of Cleveland, for the subject parcel shall be estab- One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 346 and County of Cuyahoga and State of lished by the Board of Control and 347, as shown by the recorded plat Ohio, and known as being Sublot shall be not less than Fair Market in Volume 14 of Maps, Page 27 of No. 24 in Van Tine And Chadwick’s Value taking into account such Cuyahoga County Records, and Subdivision of part of Original One terms and conditions, restrictions bounded and described as follows: Hundred Acre Lot No. 399, as and covenants as are deemed nec- Beginning at the intersection of shown by the recorded plat in Vol- essary or appropriate. Southeasterly line of Varian ume 20 of Maps, Page 7 of Cuya- Section 17. That the conveyance Avenue, N.E., with the Southwester- hoga County Records and being 40 authorized hereby shall be made by ly line of Addison Road, N.E.; thence feet front on the Easterly side of official deed prepared by the Direc- South 60° West 250.30 feet along the East 82nd Street (formerly South tor of Law and executed by the said Southeasterly line of Varian Genesee Avenue) 110.71 feet deep Mayor on behalf of the City of Avenue, N.E., to a point for the prin- on the Northerly line, 110.59 feet Cleveland. The deed shall contain cipal place of beginning; thence deep on the Southerly line and 40 such provisions as may be necessary North 60° East 23 feet along the said feet wide in the rear, as appears to protect and benefit the public Southeasterly line of Varian by said plat. interest including such restrictive Avenue, N.E., to the most Northerly Subject to the Midtown Communi- covenants and reversionary inter- corner of a parcel of land conveyed ty Development Plan recorded in ests as may be specified by the to Mary Oblak by deed recorded in Volume 87-6720, Page 47. Board of Control, the Director of Volume 2924, Page 147 of Cuyahoga Also subject to all zoning ordi- Community Development or the County Records; thence South 30° nances, if any Director of Law. East 116.81 feet along the North- Section 13. That pursuant to Sec- Section 18. That this ordinance is easterly line of land so conveyed to tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- hereby declared to be an emergency Mary Oblak to the most Easterly nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the measure and, provided it receives corner thereof; thence South 63° 13' Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 40" West 20.62 feet along the South- plies is hereby authorized to sell all the members elected to Council, easterly line of land so conveyed to Permanent Parcel No. 119-14-061 as it shall take effect and be in force Mary Oblak to a point; thence North more fully described in Section 14 immediately upon its passage and 28° 02' West 19.48 feet to a point; below, to Fairfax Renaissance approval by the Mayor; otherwise it thence North 42° 31 West 13.29 feet Development Corporation or shall take effect and be in force to a point; thence North 30° West 85 designee. from and after the earliest period feet to the principal place of begin- Section 14. That the real property allowed by law. ning. to be sold pursuant to Section 13 of Referred to Directors of Communi- Easement recorded in Volume this Ordinance is more fully ty Development, City Planning Com- 7295, Page 565. described as follows: mission, Finance, Law; Committees on Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if Community and Economic Develop- any. P. P. No. 119-14-061 ment, City Planning, Finance. Situated in the City of Cleveland, P. P. No. 105-21-140 County of Cuyahoga and State of Ord. No. 1113-2000. Situated in the City of Cleveland, Ohio, and known as being known as By Councilmen Cimperman, Mele- County of Cuyahoga and State of the Southerly 20 feet front and rear na and Patmon (by departmental Ohio, and known as part of Sublots of Sublot No. 22 and the Northerly request). Nos. 28 and 29 in the Varian Subdi- 30 feet front and rear of Sublot No. An emergency ordinance authoriz- vision of part of Original One Hun- 21 in Vantine and Chadwick’s Sub- ing the sale of real property as part dred Acre Lots Nos. 346 and 347 as division of part of Original One of the Land Reutilization Program shown by the recorded plat in Vol- Hundred Acre Lot No. 339 as shown and located at 6410, 6412 Varian ume 14 of Maps, Page 27 of Cuya- by the recorded plat in Volume 20 Avenue; 1224 East 61st Street; 1114 hoga County Records and bounded of Maps, Page 7 of Cuyahoga Coun- East 68th Street to St. Clair Superi- and described as follows: ty Records and together forming a or Neighborhood Development Asso- Beginning at the intersection of parcel of land 50 feet front on the ciation. the Southeasterly line of Varian Easterly side of East 82nd Street Whereas, the City of Cleveland Avenue, N.E., with Southwesterly about 110.41 feet deep on the has elected to adopt and implement line of Addison Road, N.E., thence Northerly line, about 110.26 feet deep the procedures under Chapter 5722 South 60° West 250.30 feet along the on the Southerly line and 50 feet in of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- said Southeasterly line of Varian the rear, as appears by said plat. tate reutilization of nonproductive Avenue, N.E., to a point for the prin- Subject to zoning ordinances, if lands situated within the City of cipal place of beginning; thence any. Cleveland; and South 60° West 23 feet along the Section 15. That all documents Whereas, real property acquired said Southeasterly line of Varian necessary to complete the con- under the City’s Land Reutilization Avenue, N.E., to the most Westerly veyance authorized by this ordi- Program is acquired, held, adminis- corner of a parcel of land conveyed nance shall be executed within six tered and disposed of by the City of to Mary Oblak by deed recorded in (6) months of the effective date of Cleveland through its Department of Volume 2924, Page 147 of Cuyahoga this ordinance. If all of the docu- Community Development under the County Records, thence South 30° ments are not executed within six terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio East 116.02 feet along the South- (6) months of the effective date of Revised Code and Section 183.021 of westerly line of land so conveyed to this ordinance, or such additional Codified Ordinances of the City of Mary Oblak to the most Southerly time as may be granted by the Cleveland, 1976; and corner; thereof; thence North 63° 13' Director of Community Develop- Whereas, this ordinance consti- 40" East 25.25 feet along the South- ment, this ordinance shall be tutes an emergency measure provid- easterly line of land so conveyed to repealed and shall be of no further ing for the usual daily operation of Mary Oblak to a point; thence North force or effect. a municipal department; now, there- 28° 02' West 19.48 feet to a point; Section 16. That the consideration fore, thence North 42° 31' West 13.29 feet for the subject parcel shall be estab- Be it ordained by the Council of to a point; thence North 30° West 85 lished by the Board of Control and the City of Cleveland: feet to the principal place of begin- shall be not less than Fair Market Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- ning, according to a survey made Value taking into account such tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- August 1950 by Cleveland Surveys, terms and conditions, restrictions nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the Civil Engineers and Surveyors, be and covenants as are deemed nec- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- the same more or less, but subject essary or appropriate. plies is hereby authorized to sell to all legal highways. Section 15. That all documents Permanent Parcel No. 105-21-123, 105- necessary to complete the con- 21-140, 104-15-105, and 105-25-042, as P. P. No. 104-15-105 veyance authorized by this ordi- more fully described in Section 2 Situated in the City of Cleveland, nance shall be executed within six below, to St. Clair Superior Neigh- County of Cuyahoga and State of (6) months of the effective date of borhood Development Association. Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. this ordinance. If all of the docu- Section 2. That the real property 11 in N. Helbig’s Allotment of part ments are not executed within six to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of of Original One Hundred Acre Lot (6) months of the effective date of this Ordinance is more fully No. 343 as shown by the recorded this ordinance, or such additional described as follows: plat in Volume 10 of Maps, Page 30 1350 June 21, 2000 The City Record 11 of Cuyahoga County Records and Whereas, the City of Cleveland plies is hereby authorized to sell being 40 feet front on the Westerly adopted and implemented the proce- Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-003 as side of East 61st Street (formerly dures under Chapter 5722 of the more fully described in Section 6 Dana Street) and extending back of Ohio Revised Code to facilitate below, to Allegheny West Confer- equal width 181.04 feet, as appears reutilization of nonproductive lands ence of Seventh Day Adventist. by said plat, be the same more or situated within the City of Cleve- Section 6. That the real property less, but subject to all legal high- land; and to be sold pursuant to Section 5 of ways. Whereas, real property acquired this Ordinance is more fully Subject to zoning ordinances, if under the City’s Land Reutilization described as follows: any. Program is acquired, held, administered and disposed of by the City of P. P. No. 126-22-003 P. P. No. 105-25-042 Cleveland through its Department of Situated in the City of Cleveland, Situated in the City of Cleveland, Community Development under the County of Cuyahoga and State of County of Cuyahoga and State of terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Revised Code and Section 183.021 of 90 in Brooks, Pope and Cowles Allot- 153 in W. J. Crawford and James Codified Ordinances of the City of ment of part of Original One Hun- Paramelee Subdivision of part of Cleveland, 1976; and dred Acre Lots Nos. 415, 416, 423 and Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. Whereas, this ordinance consti- 424 as shown by the recorded plat 347, as shown by the recorded plat tutes an emergency measure provid- in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 33 of in Volume 13 of Maps, Page 40 of ing for the usual daily operation of Cuyahoga County Records and Cuyahoga County Records, and a municipal department; now, there- being 40 feet front on the South- being 35 feet front on the South- fore, easterly side of Grand Avenue, S.E., westerly side of East 68th Street, Be it ordained by the Council of and extending back between paral- (formerly Lewis Avenue), and the City of Cleveland: lel lines 125 feet deep, be the same extending back of equal width 120 Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- more or less, but subject to all legal feet deep, as appears by said plat, tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- highways. be the same more or less, but sub- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the Section 7. That pursuant to Sec- ject to all legal highways. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if plies is hereby authorized to sell nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the any. Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-001, as Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 3. That all documents nec- more fully described in Section 2 plies is hereby authorized to sell essary to complete the conveyance below, to Allegheny West Confer- Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-004 as authorized by this ordinance shall ence of Seventh Day Adventist. more fully described in Section 8 be executed within six (6) months Section 2. That the real property below, to Allegheny West Confer- of the effective date of this ordi- to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of ence of Seventh Day Adventist. nance. If all of the documents are this Ordinance is more fully Section 8. That the real property not executed within six (6) months described as follows: to be sold pursuant to Section 7 of of the effective date of this ordi- this Ordinance is more fully nance, or such additional time as P. P. No. 126-22-001 described as follows: may be granted by the Director of Situated in the City of Cleveland, Community Development, this ordi- County of Cuyahoga and State of P. P. No. 126-22-004 nance shall be repealed and shall be Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Situated in the City of Cleveland, of no further force or effect. 88 in Brooks, Pope and Cowles Sub- County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 4. That the consideration division of part of Original One Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. for the subject parcel shall be estab- Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 415, 416, 423, 91 in Brooks, Pope and Cowles Sub- lished by the Board of Control and and 424 as shown by the recorded division of part of Original One shall be not less than Fair Market plat in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 33 Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 416 and 424, Value taking into account such of Cuyahoga County Records and as shown by the recorded plat in terms and conditions, restrictions being 40 feet front on the South- Volume 5 of Maps, Page 33 of Cuya- and covenants as are deemed nec- easterly side of Grand Avenue, S.E., hoga County Records, and being a essary or appropriate. and extending back of equal width parcel of land 40 feet front on the Section 5. That the conveyance 125 feet deep on the Northeasterly Southeasterly side of Grand Avenue, authorized hereby shall be made by side, and 125 feet deep on the South- and extending back of equal width official deed prepared by the Direc- westerly side which is also the 125 feet, as appears by said plat, be tor of Law and executed by the Northeasterly line of Evarts Road, the same more or less, but subject Mayor on behalf of the City of S.E., as appears by said plat, be the to all legal highways. Cleveland. The deed shall contain same more or less, but subject to all Also subject to all zoning ordi- such provisions as may be necessary legal highways. nances, if any to protect and benefit the public Section 3. That pursuant to Sec- Section 9. That pursuant to Sec- interest including such restrictive tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- covenants and reversionary inter- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the ests as may be specified by the Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Board of Control, the Director of plies is hereby authorized to sell plies is hereby authorized to sell Community Development or the Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-002 as Permanent Parcel Nos. 126-22-007 as Director of Law. more fully described in Section 4 more fully described in Section 10 Section 6. That this ordinance is below, to Allegheny West Confer- below, to Allegheny West Confer- hereby declared to be an emergency ence of Seventh Day Adventist. ence of Seventh Day Adventist. measure and, provided it receives Section 4. That the real property Section 10. That the real property the affirmative vote of two-thirds of to be sold pursuant to Section 3 of to be sold pursuant to Section 9 of all the members elected to Council, this Ordinance is more fully this Ordinance is more fully it shall take effect and be in force described as follows: described as follows: immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it P. P. No. 126-22-002 P. P. No. 126-22-007 shall take effect and be in force Situated in the City of Cleveland, Situated in the City of Cleveland, from and after the earliest period County of Cuyahoga and State of County of Cuyahoga and State of allowed by law. Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Referred to Directors of Commu- 89 in Brooks, Pope and Cowless 94 in Brooks, Pope and Cowles’ nity Development, City Planning Allotment of part of Original One Allotment of part of Original One Commission, Finance, Law; Commit- Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 415, 416, 423 Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 415, 416 and tees on Community and Economic and 424, as shown by the recorded 424, as shown by the recorded plat Development, City Planning, plat in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 33 in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 33 of Finance. of Cuyahoga County Records and Cuyahoga County Records and being 40 feet front on the Easterly being 40 feet front on the South- Ord. No. 1114-2000. side of Grand Avenue, S.E., and easterly side of Grand Avenue, S.E., By Councilmen Johnson, Melena, extending back of equal width 125 (formerly Ellsworth Street) and Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- feet, as appears by said plat, be the extending back between parallel mental request). same more or less, but subject to all lines 125 feet, as appears by said An emergency ordinance authoriz- legal highways. plat, be the same more or less, but ing the sale of real property as part Subject to zoning ordinances, if subject to all legal highways. of the Land Reutilization Program any. Section 11. That pursuant to Sec- and located at Grand, Tennyson and Section 5. That pursuant to Sec- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Buckeye Roads to Allegheny West tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Conference of Seventh Day Adven- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- tist. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- plies is hereby authorized to sell 1351 12 The City Record June 21, 2000

Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-011 as line of Tennyson Avenue, S.E., Section 21. That pursuant to Sec- more fully described in Section 12 thence Southwesterly along the said tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- below, to Allegheny West Confer- Northwesterly of Tennyson Avenue, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the ence of Seventh Day Adventist. S.E., 63 42/100 feet to the principal Commissioner of Purchases and Section 12. That the real property place of beginning; thence North- Supplies is hereby authorized to to be sold pursuant to Section 11 of westerly at right angles to the sell Permanent Parcel No. 126-22- this Ordinance is more fully Northwesterly line of Tennyson 064 as more fully described in Sec- described as follows: Avenue, S.E., 50 feet to the North- tion 22 below, to Allegheny West westerly line of Sublot No. 2; thence Conference of Seventh Day Adven- P. P. No. 126-22-011 Southwesterly along the Northwest- t i s t . Situated in the City of Cleveland, erly line of Sublot No. 2, 27 01/100 Section 22. That the real property County of Cuyahoga and State of feet; thence Southeasterly, 50 feet to to be sold pursuant to Section 21 of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. the Northwesterly line of Tennyson this Ordinance is more fully 4 in Brooks, Pope and Cowles Sub- Avenue, S.E. to a point distant 27.01 described as follows: division of part of Original One feet Southwesterly from the princi- Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 415, 416, 423 pal place of beginning; thence P. P. No. 126-22-064 and 424 as shown by the recorded Northeasterly along the Northwest- Situated in the City of Cleveland, plat in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 33 erly line of Tennyson Avenue, S.E., County of Cuyahoga and State of of Cuyahoga County Records, and 27 01 /100 feet to the principal place Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. being 50 feet 3/4 inches front on the of beginning, be the same more or 97 in Brooks, Pope and Cowles Sub- Southerly side of Buckeye Road, less, but subject to all legal high- division of part of Original One S.E., and extending back 148 feet 9- ways. Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 415, 416, 423, 1/4 inches deep on the Easterly line, Section 17. That pursuant to Sec- and 424, as shown by the recorded 151 feet 3 inches deep on the West- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- erly line and is 50 feet in the rear, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the plat in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 33 as appears by said plat, be the same Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- of Cuyahoga County Records, and more or less, but subject to all legal plies is hereby authorized to sell being 40 feet front on the Westerly highways. Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-061 as side of Tennyson Road, S.E., (for- Subject to zoning ordinances, if more fully described in Section 18 merly Taylor Street) and extending any. below, to Allegheny West Confer- back of equal width 125 feet, as Section 13. That pursuant to Sec- ence of Seventh Day Adventist. appears by said plat, be the same tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 18. That the real property more or less, but subject to all legal nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the to be sold pursuant to Section 17 of highways. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- this Ordinance is more fully Subject to zoning ordinances, if plies is hereby authorized to sell described as follows: any. Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-012 as Section 23. That pursuant to Sec- more fully described in Section 14 P. P. No. 126-22-061 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- below, to Allegheny West Confer- Situated in the City of Cleveland, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the ence of Seventh Day Adventist. County of Cuyahoga and State of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 14. That the real property Ohio, and known as the Northeast- plies is hereby authorized to sell to be sold pursuant to Section 13 of erly 26.80 feet of the Southeasterly Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-065 as this Ordinance is more fully 53.40 feet of Sublot No. 2 in Brooks, more fully described in Section 24 described as follows: Pope and Cowles Subdivision of part below, to Allegheny West Confer- of Original One Hundred Acre Lots ence of Seventh Day Adventist. P. P. No. 126-22-012 Nos. 415, 416, 423, and 424 as shown Section 24. That the real property Situated in the City of Cleveland, by the recorded plat in Volume 5 of to be sold pursuant to Section 23 of County of Cuyahoga and State of Maps, Page 33 of Cuyahoga County this Ordinance is more fully Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Records, and being 26.80 feet front described as follows: 3 in Brooks, Pope and Cowles Sub- on the Northwesterly side of Taylor division of part of Original One Street, now known as Tennyson P. P. No. 126-22-065 Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 415, 416, 423, Road, S.E., and extending back Situated in the City of Cleveland, and 424, as shown by the recorded between parallel lines, 50 feet to the County of Cuyahoga and State of plat in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 33 Northwesterly line of said Sublot No. Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. of Cuyahoga County Records and 2, as appears by said plat, be the 98 and the Northeasterly 3 feet of being 50 feet 3/4 of an inches front same more or less, but subject to all Sublot No. 99 in Brooks, Pope and on the Southerly side of Buckeye legal highways. Cowles Subdivision of part of Origi- Road, S.E., and extending back 146 Subject to restrictions and ease- nal One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 415, feet 3 3/4 inches on the Easterly ments contained in deed recorded in 416, 423, and 424 as shown by the line, 148 feet 9 1/4 inches on the Volume 8681, Page 671, Cuyahoga recorded plat in Volume 5 of Maps, Westerly line, and having a rear County Records. Page 33 of Cuyahoga County line of 50 feet, as appears by said Subject to zoning ordinances, if Records, and together forming a plat, be the same more or less, but any. parcel of land 43 feet front on the subject to all legal highways. Section 19. That pursuant to Sec- Northwesterly side of Tennyson Subject to zoning ordinances, if tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Road, S.E., (formerly Taylor Street) any. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the and extending back of equal width Section 15. That pursuant to Sec- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- plies is hereby authorized to sell 125 feet, as appears by said plat, be nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-062 as the same more or less, but subject Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- more fully described in Section 20 to all legal highways. plies is hereby authorized to sell below, to Allegheny West Confer- Section 25. That pursuant to Sec- Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-013 as ence of Seventh Day Adventist. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- more fully described in Section 16 Section 20. That the real property nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the below, to Allegheny West Confer- to be sold pursuant to Section 19 of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- ence of Seventh Day Adventist. this Ordinance is more fully plies is hereby authorized to sell Section 16. That the real property described as follows: Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-066 as to be sold pursuant to Section 15 of more fully described in Section 26 this Ordinance is more fully P. P. No. 126-22-062 below, to Allegheny West Confer- described as follows: Situated in the City of Cleveland, ence of Seventh Day Adventist. County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 26. That the real property P. P. No. 126-22-013 Ohio, and known as being the South- to be sold pursuant to Section 25 of Situated in the City of Cleveland, westerly 26.6 feet of Sublot No. 2 in this Ordinance is more fully County of Cuyahoga and State of Brooks, Pope and Cowle’s Subdivi- described as follows: Ohio, and known as being part of sion of part of Original One Hun- Sublot No. 2 in Brooks, Pope and dred Acre Lots Nos. 415, 416, 423 and P. P. No. 126-22-066 Cowles Subdivision of part of Origi- 424, as shown by the recorded plat Situated in the City of Cleveland, nal One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 415, in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 33 of County of Cuyahoga and State of 416, 423 and 424 as shown by the Cuyahoga County Records, and Ohio, and known as being the South- recorded plat in Volume 5 of Maps, being 26.6 feet front on the North- westerly 37 feet of Sublot No. 99 in Page 33 of Cuyahoga County westerly side of Tennyson Road, Brooks, Pope and Cowles Subdivi- Records and further described as S.E., (formerly Taylor Street) and sion of part of Original One Hun- follows: extending back of equal width 50 dred Acre Lots Nos. 415, 416, 423, and Beginning of the Southwesterly feet deep, as appears by said plat, 424, as shown by the recorded plat line of Buckeye Road, S.E., at its be the same more or less, but sub- in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 33 of intersection with the Northwesterly ject to all legal highways. Cuyahoga County Records, and 1352 June 21, 2000 The City Record 13 being 37 feet front on the North- recorded plat in Volume 5 of Maps, Program is acquired, held, adminis- westerly side of Tennyson Road, Page 33 of Cuyahoga County tered and disposed of by the City of S.E., and extending back of equal Records and being further described Cleveland through its Department of width 125 feet, as appears by said as follows: Community Development under the plat, be the same more or less, but Beginning in the Southwesterly terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio subject to all legal highways. line of Buckeye Road, S.E., at the Revised Code and Section 183.021 of Subject to zoning ordinances, if most Northerly corner of said Sublot Codified Ordinances of the City of any. No. 2; thence Southeasterly along Cleveland, 1976; and Section 27. That pursuant to Sec- said Southwesterly line of Buckeye Whereas, this ordinance consti- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Road, S.E., 50-06/100 feet to the tutes an emergency measure provid- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Northwesterly line of Tennyson ing for the usual daily operation of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Road, S.E. thence Southwesterly a municipal department; now, there- plies is hereby authorized to sell along said Northwesterly line of fore, Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-067 as Tennyson Road, S.E., 63-42/100 feet; Be it ordained by the Council of more fully described in Section 28 thence Northwesterly at right the City of Cleveland: below, to Allegheny West Confer- angles to the Northwesterly line of Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- ence of Seventh Day Adventist. Tennyson Road, S.E., 50 feet to the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 28. That the real property Northwesterly line of Sublot No. 2; nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the to be sold pursuant to Section 27 of thence Northeasterly along said Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- this Ordinance is more fully Northwesterly line of Sublot No. 2, plies is hereby authorized to sell described as follows: 65-89/100 feet to the place of begin- Permanent Parcel No(s). 107-16-133, ning, be the same more or less, but as more fully described in Section 2 P. P. No. 126-22-067 subject to all legal highways. below, to Curly Mae Jelks. Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section 33. That all documents Section 2. That the real property County of Cuyahoga and State of necessary to complete the con- to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. veyance authorized by this ordi- this Ordinance is more fully 100 in Brooks, Pope and Cowles Sub- nance shall be executed within six described as follows: division of part of Original One (6) months of the effective date of Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 416, and 424 this ordinance. If all of the docu- P. P. No. 107-16-133 as shown by the recorded plat in ments are not executed within six Situated in the City of Cleveland, Volume 5 of Maps, Page 33 of Cuya- (6) months of the effective date of County of Cuyahoga and State of hoga County Records, and being 40 this ordinance, or such additional Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. feet front on the Northwesterly side time as may be granted by the 116 in W.J. Crawford and James of Tennyson Road, S.E., (formerly Director of Community Develop- Parmelee’s Subdivision of part of Taylor Street), and extending back ment, this ordinance shall be Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. of equal width 125 feet deep, as repealed and shall be of no further 392, as shown by the recorded plat appears by said plat, be the same force or effect. in Volume 14 of Maps, Page 19 of more or less, but subject to all legal Section 34. That the consideration Cuyahoga County Records, being 40 highways. for the subject parcel shall be estab- feet front on the Southerly side of Section 29. That pursuant to Sec- lished by the Board of Control and Meridian Avenue, N.E., and extend- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- shall be not less than Fair Market ing back 137.94 feet on the Wester- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Value taking into account such ly line, 143.43 feet on the Easterly Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- terms and conditions, restrictions line and having a rear line of 40.35 plies is hereby authorized to sell and covenants as are deemed nec- feet, as appears by said plat, be the Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-069 as essary or appropriate. same more or less, but subject to all more fully described in Section 30 Section 35. That the conveyance legal highways. below, to Allegheny West Confer- authorized hereby shall be made by Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if ence of Seventh Day Adventist. official deed prepared by the Direc- any. Section 30. That the real property tor of Law and executed by the Section 3. That all documents nec- to be sold pursuant to Section 29 of Mayor on behalf of the City of essary to complete the conveyance this Ordinance is more fully Cleveland. The deed shall contain authorized by this ordinance shall described as follows: such provisions as may be necessary be executed within six (6) months to protect and benefit the public of the effective date of this ordi- P. P. No. 126-22-069 interest including such restrictive nance. If all of the documents are Situated in the City of Cleveland, covenants and reversionary inter- not executed within six (6) months County of Cuyahoga and State of ests as may be specified by the of the effective date of this ordi- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Board of Control, the Director of nance, or such additional time as 102 in Brooks, Pope and Cowles Sub- Community Development or the may be granted by the Director of division of part of Original One Director of Law. Community Development, this ordi- Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 415, 416, 423, Section 36. That this ordinance is nance shall be repealed and shall be and 424, as shown by the recorded hereby declared to be an emergency of no further force or effect. plat in Volume 5 of Maps, Page 33 measure and, provided it receives Section 4. That the consideration of Cuyahoga County Records and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of for the subject parcel shall be estab- being 40 feet front on the North- all the members elected to Council, lished by the Board of Control and westerly side of Tennyson Road, it shall take effect and be in force shall be not less than Fair Market S.E., and extending back 40 feet immediately upon its passage and Value taking into account such front on the Northwesterly side of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it terms and conditions, restrictions Tennyson Road, S.E., and extending shall take effect and be in force and covenants as are deemed nec- back of equal width, 125 feet deep, from and after the earliest period essary or appropriate. as appears by said plat, be the same allowed by law. Section 5. That the conveyance more or less, but subject to all legal Referred to Directors of Communi- authorized hereby shall be made by highways. ty Development, City Planning Com- official deed prepared by the Direc- Section 31. That pursuant to Sec- mission, Finance, Law; Committees tor of Law and executed by the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- on Community and Economic Devel- Mayor on behalf of the City of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the opment, City Planning, Finance. Cleveland. The deed shall contain Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- such provisions as may be necessary plies is hereby authorized to sell Ord. No. 1115-2000. to protect and benefit the public Permanent Parcel No. 126-22-071 as By Councilmen Lewis, Melena, interest. more fully described in Section 32 Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- Section 6. That this ordinance is below, to Allegheny West Confer- mental request). hereby declared to be an emergency ence of Seventh Day Adventist. An emergency ordinance authoriz- measure and, provided it receives Section 32. That the real property ing the sale of real property as part the affirmative vote of two-thirds of to be sold pursuant to Section 31 of of the Land Reutilization Program all the members elected to Council, this Ordinance is more fully and located at 8720 Meridian Avenue it shall take effect and be in force described as follows: to Curly Mae Jelks. immediately upon its passage and Whereas, the City of Cleveland approval by the Mayor; otherwise it P. P. No. 126-22-071 has elected to adopt and implement shall take effect and be in force Situated in the City of Cleveland, the procedures under Chapter 5722 from and after the earliest period County of Cuyahoga and State of of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- allowed by law. Ohio, and known as being part of tate reutilization of nonproductive Referred to Directors of Communi- Sublot No. 2 in Brooks, Pope and lands situated within the City of ty Development, City Planning Com- Cowles Subdivision of part of Origi- Cleveland; and mission, Finance, Law; Committees nal One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 415, Whereas, real property acquired on Community and Economic Devel- 416, 423, and 424 as shown by the under the City’s Land Reutilization opment, City Planning, Finance. 1353 14 The City Record June 21, 2000

Ord. No. 1116-2000. Ord. No. 1117-2000. Whereas, the Cleveland Land- By Councilman Melena. By Councilmen White, Rybka, marks Commission has determined An emergency ordinance authoriz- Melena, Cintron, O’Malley, Cimper- that the Clifton Road / West Boule- ing the sale of real property as part man and Patmon (by departmental vard Historic Landmark District of the Land Reutilization Program request). represents an important aspect of and located on West 54th Street to An emergency ordinance deter- Cleveland’s cultural, economic, Detroit Shoreway Community Devel- mining the method of making the social and historic heritage and in opment Organization. public improvement of constructing consideration of that history, its Whereas, the City of Cleveland Phase IV improvements to the Mill architecture and other features of has elected to adopt and implement Creek Housing Development Pro- the area, the Cleveland Landmarks the procedures under Chapter 5722 ject, and authorizing the Directors Commission finds the proposed of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- of Community Development, Public Clifton Road / West Boulevard His- tate reutilization of nonproductive Service and Public Utilities to enter toric Landmark District meets the lands situated within the City of into contract for the making of such criteria for Landmark designation; Cleveland; and improvement. and Whereas, real property acquired Whereas, this ordinance consti- Whereas, the owners of the prop- under the City’s Land Reutilization tutes an emergency measure provid- erties within the boundaries of the Program is acquired, held, adminis- ing for the usual daily operation of proposed Clifton Road / West Boule- tered and disposed of by the City of a municipal department; now, there- Cleveland through its Department of vard Historic Landmark District fore, Community Development under the have been properly notified in accor- Be it ordained by the Council of terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio dance with Section 161.04 of the Cod- the City of Cleveland: Revised Code and Section 183.021 of ified Ordinances of the City of Codified Ordinances of the City of Section 1. That, pursuant to Sec- Cleveland, Ohio 1976, therefore; Cleveland, 1976; and tion 167 of the Charter of the City Be it ordained by the Council of Whereas, this ordinance consti- of Cleveland, it is hereby deter- the City of Cleveland: tutes an emergency measure provid- mined to make the public improve- Section 1. That the following area ing for the usual daily operation of ment of constructing Phase IV outlined in red on the map hereto a municipal department; now, there- improvements to the Mill Creek attached be and the same is hereby fore, Housing Development Project, designated the Clifton Road / West Be it ordained by the Council of including but not limited to, grad- Boulevard Landmark District exten- the City of Cleveland: ing, installing water and sewer sion; Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- lines, sidewalks, landscaping, curbs, Beginning at the intersection of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- street paving and lighting and mak- the center line of Madison Avenue, nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the ing related street improvements, for N.W. and the center line of West 98 Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- the Departments of Community Street; thence southerly along said plies is hereby authorized to sell Development, Public Service and center line of West 98 Street to its Permanent Parcel Nos. 002-31-046 Public Utilities, by contract duly let intersection with the easterly exten- and 002-31-048 to Detroit Shoreway to the lowest responsible bidder sion of the northerly line of Perma- Community Development Organiza- after competitive bidding upon a nent Parcel No. 5-23-120 (said tion. unit basis for the improvement. northerly line of said Permanent Section 2. That all documents nec- Section 2. That the Directors of Parcel No. 5-23-120 being located essary to complete the conveyance Community Development, Public Ser- approximately one hundred ten authorized by this ordinance shall vice and Public Utilities are hereby (110) feet south of the southerly line be executed within six (6) months authorized to enter into contract for of Madison Avenue, N.W.); thence of the effective date of this ordi- the making of the above public westerly along said easterly exten- nance. If all of the documents are improvement with the lowest sion and along said northerly line of not executed within six (6) months responsible bidder after competitive said Permanent Parcel No. 5-23-120 of the effective date of this ordi- bidding upon a unit basis for the and continuing westerly along the nance, or such additional time as improvement provided however, that northerly line of Permanent Parcel may be granted by the Director of each separate trade and each dis- No. 5-23-117 and along its westerly Community Development, this ordi- tinct component part of said extension to the center line of West nance shall be repealed and shall be improvement may be treated as a 99 Street; thence northerly along said center line of West 99 Street to of no further force or effect. separate improvement, and each, or its intersection with the easterly Section 3. That the consideration any combination, of such trades or extension of the northerly line of for the subject parcel shall be estab- components may be the subject of a Permanent Parcel No. 5-23-138; lished by the Board of Control and separate contract upon a unit basis. shall be not less than Fair Market thence westerly along said easterly Section 3. That the cost of said extension and along said northerly Value taking into account such improvement hereby authorized terms and conditions, restrictions line of said Permanent Parcel No. 5- shall be paid from Fund No. 20 SF and covenants as are deemed nec- 23-138 to its intersection with the 363, Request No. 20694. essary or appropriate. easterly line of Permanent Parcel Section 4. That this ordinance is Section 4. That the conveyance No. 5-23-75; thence northerly along authorized hereby shall be made by hereby declared to be an emergency said easterly line of said Permanent official deed prepared by the Direc- measure and, provided it receives Parcel No. 5-23-75 to its intersection tor of Law and executed by the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of with the northerly line thereof; Mayor on behalf of the City of all the members elected to Council, thence westerly along said norther- Cleveland. The deed shall contain it shall take effect and be in force ly line of said Permanent Parcel No. such provisions as may be necessary immediately upon its passage and 5-23-75 and along its westerly exten- to protect and benefit the public approval by the Mayor; otherwise it sion to the center line of West 100 interest including such restrictive shall take effect and be in force Street; thence continuing westerly covenants and reversionary inter- from and after the earliest period along the easterly extension of a ests as may be specified by the allowed by law. line located sixty (60) feet south of Board of Control, the Director of Referred to Directors of Commu- the southerly line of Madison Community Development or the nity Development, Public Service, Avenue, N.W. and along said line Director of Law. Public Utilities, City Planning Com- which is parallel to and sixty (60) Section 5. That this ordinance is mission, Finance, Law; Committees feet south of said southerly line of hereby declared to be an emergency on Community and Economic Devel- Madison Avenue, N.W. to its inter- measure and, provided it receives opment, Public Service, Public Utili- section with a line located one hun- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ties, City Planning, Finance. dred thirty six and fifteen hun- all the members elected to Council, dredths (136.15) feet west of the it shall take effect and be in force FIRST READING westerly line of West 100 Street; immediately upon its passage and ORDINANCE REFERRED thence southerly along said line approval by the Mayor; otherwise it which is parallel to and one thirty shall take effect and be in force Ord. No. 1118-2000. six and fifteen hundredths (136.15) from and after the earliest period By Councilmen Brady and West- feet west of said westerly line of allowed by law. brook. West 100 Street to its intersection a Referred to Directors of Communi- An ordinance establishing the line located one hundred forty and ty Development, City Planning Com- Clifton Road / West Boulevard His- two hundredths (140.02) feet south mission, Finance, Law; Committees toric Landmark District Extension of said southerly line of Madison on Community and Economic Devel- (Map Change No. 2014, Sheet Nos. 1 Avenue, N.W.; thence westerly along opment, City Planning, Finance. & 2) said line which is parallel to and 1354 June 21, 2000 The City Record 15 one hundred forty and two hun- intersection with a line located one nent Parcel No. 17-15-51 to its inter- dredths (140.02) feet south of said hundred seventy five (175) feet section with the northeasterly line southerly line of Madison Avenue, southeast of the southeasterly line thereof; thence southeasterly along N.W. and along its westerly exten- of West Boulevard; thence south- said northeasterly line of said Per- sion to the center line of West 101 westerly along said line which is manent Parcel No. 17-15-51 and along Street; thence southerly along said parallel to and one hundred seventy its southeasterly extension to its center line of West 101 Street to its five (175) feet southeast of said intersection with a line located one intersection with the easterly exten- southeasterly line of West Boule- hundred fifty (150) feet south of the sion of the northerly line of Perma- vard and along its southwesterly southerly line of Curran Avenue, nent Parcel No. 5-23-13; thence west- prolongation to the center line of S.W.; thence easterly along said line erly along said easterly extension Adelaide Avenue, S.W.; thence west- which is parallel to and one hundred and along said northerly line of erly along said center line of Ade- fifty (150) feet south of said said Permanent Parcel No. 5-23-13 to laide Avenue, S.W. to its intersec- southerly line of Curran Avenue, its intersection with a line located tion with the northerly extension of S.W. to its intersection with the one hundred fifty (150) feet east of the center line of an unnamed alley; easterly line of Permanent Parcel the easterly line of West Boulevard; thence southerly along said norther- No. 17-15-49; thence southerly along thence southerly along said line ly extension and along said center said easterly line of Permanent Par- which is parallel to and one hundred line of said unnamed alley and cel No. 17-15-49 and continuing fifty (150) feet east of said easter- along its southerly extension to the southerly along the easterly lines of ly line of West Boulevard and along center line of Loretta Avenue, S.W.; Permanent Parcel Nos. 17-15-48, 17- its southerly prolongation crossing thence easterly along said center 15-47 and along its southerly exten- Western Avenue, N.W. and continu- line of Loretta Avenue, S.W. to its sion to the center line of Walford ing to its intersection with the cen- intersection with the northwesterly Avenue, S.W.; thence easterly along ter line of an unnamed alley locat- extension of a line located one hun- said center line of Walford Avenue, ed approximately one hundred five dred seventy five (175) feet north- S.W. to its intersection with the cen- (105) feet northwest of the northeast of the northeasterly line of ter line of the C.C.C. and St. L. Rail- westerly line of Lorain Avenue; West Boulevard; thence southeaster- road tracks; thence southwesterly thence southwesterly along said cen- ly along said northwesterly exten- along said C.C.C. and St. L. Railroad ter line of said unnamed alley and sion and along said line which is tracks to its intersection with the along its southwesterly extension to parallel to and one hundred seventy southeasterly extension of the south- the center line of West Boulevard; five (175) feet northeast of said westerly line of Permanent Parcel thence southeasterly along said cen- northeasterly line of West Boule- No. 17-17-38; thence northwesterly ter line of West Boulevard to the vard to its intersection with a line along said southeasterly extension center line of Lorain Avenue and located sixty (60) feet northwest of of said southwesterly line of said continuing southeasterly along said the northwesterly line of Unity Permanent Parcel No. 17-17-38 and center line of West Boulevard to its Avenue, S.W.; thence southwesterly along said southwesterly line of intersection with the westerly exten- along said line which is parallel to said Permanent Parcel No. 17-17-38 sion of the northerly line of Perma- and sixty (60) feet northwest of said and along its northwesterly exten- nent Parcel No. 17-9-35; thence east- northwesterly line of Unity Avenue, sion to the center line of Jasper erly along said westerly extension S.W. to its intersection with a line Avenue, S.W.; thence easterly and and along said northerly line of said located one hundred forty five (145) northeasterly along said center line Permanent Parcel No. 17-9-35 to its feet northeast of said northeasterly of Jasper Avenue, S.W. to the cen- intersection with the easterly line line of West Boulevard; thence ter line of West Boulevard; thence thereof; thence southerly along the southeasterly along said line which northerly along said center line of easterly line of Permanent Parcel is parallel to and one hundred forty West Boulevard to its intersection No. 17-9-35 and continuing southerly five (145) feet northeast of said with the southeasterly extension of along the easterly lines of Perma- northeasterly line of West Boule- the southwesterly line of Permanent nent Parcel Nos. 17-9-34, 17-9-33, 17-9- vard and along its southeasterly Parcel No. 17-17-46; thence north- 32, 17-9-31, 17-9-30, 17-9-29, 17-9-28, 17- extension to the center line of Unity westerly along said southeasterly 9-27, 17-9-26 and 17-9-25, 17-11-31, 17- Avenue, S.W.; thence northeasterly extension and along said south- 11-32, 17-11-33, 17-11-34, 17-11-35, 17-11- along said center line of Unity westerly line of said Permanent Par- 36, 17-11-37 and 17-11-38 to its inter- Avenue, S.W. to its intersection with cel No. 17-17-46 to its intersection section with the southerly line the northwesterly extension of a with a line located one hundred thereof; thence westerly along said line located one hundred seventy forty (140) feet east of the easterly southerly line of said Permanent five (175) feet northeast of said line of West 102 Street; thence Parcel No. 17-11-38 to its intersection northeasterly line of West Boule- northerly along said line which is with the westerly line of Permanent vard; thence southeasterly along parallel to and one hundred forty Parcel No. 17-11-64; thence southerly said northwesterly extension and (140) feet east of said easterly line along said westerly line of said Per- along said line which is parallel to of West 102 Street and along its manent Parcel No. 17-11-64 and along and one hundred seventy five (175) northerly extension to the center its southerly extension to the center feet northeast of said northeasterly line of Thrush Avenue, S.W.; thence line of Almira Avenue, S.W.; thence line of West Boulevard and along westerly along said center line of westerly along said center line of its southeasterly extension to the Thrush Avenue, S.W. to its intersec- Almira Avenue, S.W. to its intersec- center line of Curran Avenue, S.W.; tion with the southerly extension of tion with the northerly extension of thence southwesterly along said cen- a line located eight hundred thirty the westerly line of Permanent Par- ter line of Curran Avenue, S.W. to five (835) feet east of the easterly cel No. 17-11-63; thence southerly its intersection with the northwest- line of West 105 Street; thence along said northerly extension and erly extension of a line located one northerly along said southerly along said westerly line of said Per- hundred sixty (160) feet northeast extension and along said line which manent Parcel No. 17-11-63 to its of said northeasterly line of West is parallel to and eight hundred thir- intersection with a line located one Boulevard; thence southeasterly ty five (835) feet east of said east- hundred thirty (130) feet north of along said northwesterly extension erly line of East 105 Street and the northerly line of Fidelity and along said line which is paral- along its northerly extension to the Avenue, S.W.; thence westerly along lel to and one hundred sixty (160) center line of Dale Avenue, S.W; said line which is parallel to and feet northeast of said northeasterly thence easterly along said center one hundred thirty (130) feet north line of West Boulevard to its inter- line of Dale Avenue, S.W. to its of said northerly line of Fidelity section with a line located sixty intersection with the southerly Avenue, S.W. to its intersection with (60) feet southeast of the south- extension of the easterly line of Per- the westerly line of Permanent Par- easterly line of Curran Avenue, manent Parcel No. 17-22-82; thence cel No. 17-11-45; thence southerly S.W.; thence southwesterly along northerly along said southerly along said westerly line of said Per- said line which is parallel to and extension and along said easterly manent Parcel No. 17-11-45 and along sixty (60) feet southeast of said line of said Permanent Parcel No. its southerly extension to the center southeasterly line of Curran Avenue, 17-22-82 to its intersection with the line of Fidelity Avenue, S.W.; thence S.W. to its intersection with the northeasterly line thereof; thence westerly along said center line of northeasterly line of Permanent Par- northwesterly along said northeast- Fidelity Avenue, S.W. to its inter- cel No. 17-15-52; thence southeasterly erly line of said Permanent Parcel section with the northerly extension along said northeasterly line of said No. 17-22-82 and continuing north- of the westerly line of Permanent Permanent Parcel No. 17-15-52 to its westerly along the northeasterly Parcel No. 17-13-5; thence southerly intersection with the northwesterly lines of Permanent Parcel Nos. 17- along said northerly extension and line of Permanent Parcel No. 17-15- 22-83 and 17-22-68 and along its along said westerly line of said Per- 51; thence northeasterly along said northwesterly extension to the cen- manent Parcel No. 17-13-5 to its northwesterly line of said Perma- ter line of Linnet Avenue, S.W.; 1355 16 The City Record June 21, 2000 thence northeasterly along said cen- is parallel to and one hundred twen- of Almira Avenue, S.W. to its inter- ter line of Linnet Avenue, S.W. to ty three and eighty four hundredths section with a line located six hun- its intersection with the southeast- (123.84) feet west of said westerly dred forty five (645) feet east of erly extension of the southwesterly line of West 105 Street and along its said easterly line of West 105 Street; line of Permanent Parcel No. 17-14- northerly extension to the center thence northerly along said line 113; thence northwesterly along said line of Governor Avenue, S.W.; which is parallel to and six hundred southeasterly extension and along thence northerly along said center forty five (645) feet east of said said southwesterly line of said Per- line of Governor Avenue, S.W. to its easterly line of West 105 Street and manent Parcel No. 17-14-113 to its intersection with the southerly along its northerly extension to the intersection with a line located extension of the easterly line of Per- center line of Almira Avenue, S.W.; three hundred (300) feet southeast manent Parcel No. 18-14-107; thence thence easterly along said center of the southeasterly line of Fortune northerly along said southerly line of Almira Avenue, S.W. to its Avenue, S.W.; thence southwesterly extension and along said easterly intersection with the southerly along said line which is parallel to line of said Permanent Parcel No. extension of the easterly line of Per- and three hundred (300) feet south- 18-14-107 to its intersection with a manent Parcel No. 17-10-17; thence east of said southeasterly line of line located one hundred twenty six northerly along said southerly Fortune Avenue, S.W. to its inter- (126) feet north of the northerly line extension and along said easterly section with a line located one hun- of Governor Avenue, S.W.; thence line of said Permanent Parcel No. dred seventy five (175) feet southwesterly along said line which is 17-10-17 to its intersection with the west of the southwesterly line of parallel to and one hundred twenty southerly line of Permanent Parcel West Boulevard; thence northwest- six (126) feet north of said norther- No. 17-10-15; thence easterly along erly along said line which is paral- ly line of Governor Avenue, S.W. to said southerly line of said Perma- lel to and one hundred seventy five its intersection with the easterly nent Parcel No. 17-10-15 to its inter- (175) feet southwest of said south- line of Permanent Parcel No. 18-14- section with the easterly line there- westerly line of West Boulevard to 13; thence northerly along said east- of; thence northerly along said east- its intersection with a line located erly line of said Permanent Parcel erly line of said Permanent Parcel sixty (60) feet southeast of said No. 18-14-13 and along its northerly No. 17-10-15 to its intersection with southeasterly line of Fortune extension to the center line of Flo- a line located sixty five (65) feet Avenue, S.W.; thence northeasterly rian Avenue, S.W.; thence easterly south of the southerly line of along said line which is parallel to along said center line of Florian Bernard Avenue, S.W.; thence east- and sixty (60) feet southeast of said Avenue, S.W. to the center line of erly along said line which is paral- southeasterly line of Fortune Parkhurst Drive, S.W.; thence south- lel to and sixty five (65) feet south Avenue, S.W. to its intersection with easterly along said center line of of said southerly line of Bernard a line located one hundred thirty Parkhurst Drive, S.W. to its inter- Avenue, S.W. to its intersection with (130) feet southwest of said south- section with the southwesterly a line located eight hundred thirty westerly line of West Boulevard; extension of the northwesterly line and fifty four hundredths (830.54) thence northwesterly along said line of Permanent Parcel No. 18-11-10; feet east of said easterly line of which is parallel to and one hundred thence northeasterly along said West 105 Street; thence northerly thirty (130) feet southwest of said southwesterly extension and along along said line which is parallel to southwesterly line of West Boule- said northwesterly line of said Per- and eight hundred thirty and fifty vard and along its northwesterly manent Parcel No. 18-11-10 to its four hundredths (830.54) feet east of extension to the center line of For- intersection with the northerly line said easterly line of West 105 Street tune Avenue, S.W.; thence south- thereof; thence easterly along said and along its northerly extension to westerly and westerly along said northerly line of said Permanent the center line of Bernard Avenue, center line of Fortune Avenue, S.W. Parcel No. 18-11-10 and along its S.W.; thence easterly along said cen- to its intersection with the souther- easterly extension to the center line ter line of Bernard Avenue, S.W. to ly extension of the westerly line of of West 105 Street; thence northerly its intersection with the southerly Permanent Parcel No. 18-14-107; along said center line of West 105 extension of a line located eight thence northerly along said souther- Street to its intersection with the hundred forty five (845) feet east of ly extension and along said wester- southwesterly extension of a line said easterly line of West 105 Street; ly line of said Permanent Parcel No. located one hundred seventy five thence northerly along said souther- 18-14-107 to its intersection with the (175) feet northwest of the north- ly extension and along said line northwesterly line thereof; thence westerly line of West Boulevard; which is parallel to and eight hun- northeasterly along said northwest- thence northeasterly along said dred forty five (845) feet east of erly line of said Permanent Parcel southwesterly extension and along said easterly line of West 105 Street No. 18-14-107 to its intersection with said line which is parallel to and to its intersection with a line locat- a line located approximately one one hundred seventy five (175) feet ed sixty five (65) feet north of the hundred thirty five (135) feet south- northwest of said northwesterly line northerly line of Bernard Avenue, west of said southwesterly line of of West Boulevard and along its S.W.; thence westerly along said West Boulevard; thence northwest- northeasterly extension to the cen- line which is parallel to and sixty erly along said line which is paral- ter line of Fidelity Avenue, S.W.; five (65) feet north of said norther- lel to and approximately one hun- thence easterly along said center ly line of Bernard Avenue, S.W. to dred thirty five (135) feet southwest line of Fidelity Avenue, S.W. to its its intersection with a line located of said southwesterly line of West intersection with the southerly eight hundred (800) feet east of said Boulevard to its intersection with extension of a line located four hun- easterly line of West 105 Street; the southeasterly line of Permanent dred eighty (480) feet east of the thence northerly along said line Parcel No. 17-14-104; thence southeasterly line of West 105 Street; which is parallel to and eight hun- westerly along said southeasterly thence northerly along said souther- dred (800) feet east of said easterly line of said Permanent Parcel No. ly extension and along said line line of West 105 Street and along its 17-14-104 to its intersection with a which is parallel to and four hun- northerly extension to the center line located one hundred seventy dred eighty (480) feet east of said line of Joan Avenue, S.W.; thence five (175) feet southwest of said easterly line of West 105 Street to continuing northerly along the southwesterly line of West Boule- its intersection with a line located southerly extension of a line locat- vard; thence northwesterly along one hundred thirty (130) feet south ed one hundred sixty six and twen- said line which is parallel to and of the southerly line of Almira ty hundredths (166.20) feet west of one hundred seventy five (175) feet Avenue, S.W.; thence easterly along the westerly line of West Boulevard southwest of said southwesterly line said line which is parallel to and and along said line which is paral- of West Boulevard and along its one hundred thirty (130) feet south lel to and one hundred sixty six and northwesterly extension to the cen- of said southerly line of Almira twenty hundredths (166.20) feet ter line of West 105 Street; thence Avenue, S.W. to its intersection with west of said westerly line of West southerly along said center line of a line located six hundred (600) feet Boulevard and along its northerly Wet 105 Street to the center line of east of said easterly line of West extension to the center line of St. Mark Avenue, S.W.; thence west- 105 Street; thence northerly along Ignatius Avenue, S.W.; thence westerly along said center line of St. said line which is parallel to and six erly along said center line of Mark Avenue, S.W. to its intersec- hundred (600) feet east of said east- Ignatius Avenue, S.W. to its inter- tion with the southerly extension of erly line of West 105 Street to its section with the southerly extension a line located one hundred twenty intersection with a line located sixty of the westerly line of Permanent three and eighty four hundredths five (65) feet south of said souther- Parcel No. 17-9-57; thence northerly (123.84) feet west of the westerly ly line of Almira Avenue, S.W.; along said southerly extension and line of West 105 Street; thence thence easterly along said line along said westerly line of said Per- northerly along said southerly which is parallel to and sixty five manent Parcel No. 17-9-57 to its extension and along said line which (65) feet south of said southerly line intersection with the southwesterly 1356 June 21, 2000 The City Record 17 line of Permanent Parcel No. 17-9-1; FIRST READING EMERGENCY Referred to Directors of Finance, thence northwesterly along said RESOLUTIONS REFERRED Law; Committees on Aviation and southwesterly line of said Perma- Transportation, Finance. nent Parcel No. 17-9-1 and along its Res. No. 1119-2000. northwesterly extension to the cen- By Councilman Willis. FIRST READING ter line of Lorain Avenue; thence An emergency resolution urging ORDINANCE READ IN FULL southwesterly along said center line gasoline station operators to offer AND PASSED of Lorain Avenue to the center line full service to its customers at no of West 103 Street; thence northerly added cost to the customer. Ord. No. 2009-A-99 (As a substitute along said center line of West 103 Whereas, the Council of the City for Ord. No. 2009-99). Street to its intersection with the of Cleveland joins with the citizens By Councilmen Polensek, Brady, southwesterly extension of the cen- of Cleveland in being concerned Britt, Cimperman, Cintron, Coats, ter line of Regina Court; thence about the exorbitant increase in the Dolan, Gordon, Jackson, Johnson, northeasterly along said southwest- price of gasoline; and Jones, Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, Pat- erly extension and along said cen- Whereas, these exorbitant prices mon, Robinson, Rybka, Sweeney, ter line of Regina Court to its inter- have greatly increased the profits Westbrook, White and Willis. section with a line located one hun- accruing to gasoline station opera- An ordinance to supplement the dred (100) feet east of the easterly tors; and Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, line of West 103 Street; thence Whereas, as a service to its cus- Ohio, 1976, by enacting new Chapter northerly along said line which is tomers, this Council believes that 189 relating to the Cleveland Fair parallel to and one hundred (100) gasoline station operators through- Employment Law. feet east of said easterly line of out the City of Cleveland and Cuya- Whereas, it is beneficial to the hoga County should offer full ser- health and welfare of all citizens of West 103 Street to the center line of vice, at no additional cost, to its cus- the City of Cleveland that all work- Western Avenue, N.W. and continu- tomers; now, therefore ers are paid an hourly wage which ing northerly along the southerly Be it resolved by the Council of enables them to live above the level extension of and along said line to the City of Cleveland: of poverty and reduces the amount its intersection with a line located Section 1. That the Council of the of taxpayer funded social service one hundred (100) feet south of the City of Cleveland urges gasoline programs in the City of Cleveland; southerly line of Madison Avenue, station operators throughout the and N.W.; thence easterly along said line City of Cleveland and Cuyahoga Whereas, this legislation provides which is parallel to and one hundred County to offer full service to its for a fair employment wage for (100) feet south of said southerly customers, at no additional cost to employees employed by persons or line of Madison Avenue, N.W.; the customer. entities, which are awarded con- thence easterly along said line Section 2. That this resolution is tracts by, for, or on behalf of the which is parallel to and one hundred hereby declared to be an emergency City of Cleveland and receive eco- (100) feet south of said southerly measure and, provided it receives nomic assistance in conjunction line of Madison Avenue, N.W. to its the affirmative vote of two-thirds of with such contracts; and intersection with the westerly line all the members elected to Council, Whereas, some employers who of Permanent Parcel No. 5-18-206; it shall take effect and be in force receive financial assistance from thence northerly along said wester- immediately upon its adoption and the City do not provide reasonable ly line of said Permanent Parcel No. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it health insurance to their employees, 5-18-206 and along its northerly shall take effect and be in force thereby negatively affecting work extension to the center line of Madi- from and after the earliest period performance and absenteeism, son Avenue, N.W.; thence easterly allowed by law. resulting in a decrease in the quan- along said center line of Madison Referred to Directors of Finance, tity and quality of services rendered Avenue, N.W. to the center line of Law; Committees on Aviation and by such employees to the City and West 102 Street; thence northerly Transportation, Finance. to the public; and along said center line of West 102 Whereas, the City is greatly con- Street to its intersection with the Res. No. 1120-2000. cerned with the general health and westerly extension of a line located By Councilman Willis. welfare of its citizens and such one hundred twenty (120) feet north An emergency resolution urging interest is furthered when its citi- of the northerly line of Madison RTA to reduce the fares on buses zens are provided reasonable health Avenue, N.W.; thence easterly along and rapid transit. care insurance coverage; and said westerly extension and along Whereas, the Council of the City Whereas, when the City uses con- said line which is parallel to and of Cleveland joins with the citizens tractors or subsidizes businesses one hundred twenty (120) feet north of Cleveland in being concerned which do not provide health insur- of said northerly line of Madison about the exorbitant increase in the ance to their employees, this often Avenue, N.W. to its intersection with price of gasoline; and imposes the cost of their medical a line located seventy (70) feet east Whereas, due to these high prices care on the City, county, state and of the easterly line of West 102 and in an effort to bolster ridership, federal governments, an impact that Street; thence southerly along said the Council of the City of Cleveland can be avoided only if employers line which is parallel to and seven- believes that RTA should reduce its provide health insurance in a rea- ty (70) feet east of said easterly line fares to customers throughout the sonable form; and of West 102 Street and along its City of Cleveland and Cuyahoga Whereas, because employees are southerly extension to the center County; now, therefore, far likelier to be healthy and, there- line of Madison Avenue, N.W.; Be it resolved by the Council of fore, more productive workers if thence easterly along said center the City of Cleveland: their employers provide an adequate line of Madison Avenue, N.W. to the Section 1. That the Council of the level of compensation, including rea- City of Cleveland urges RTA to sonable health insurance for them place of beginning. reduce its fares for bus and rapid and their dependents, this legisla- Section 2. That the designation of transportation to $1.00 and to reduce tion both mandates the payment of the area set forth in Section 1 here- the cost of a monthly pass by 25% a fair employment wage and pro- of as the Clifton Road / West Boule- so long as the average price for all vides incentives to encourage con- vard Historic Landmark District brands of gasoline in Cuyahoga tractors with the City to provide Extension shall be noted on the County is above $2.00 per gallon or health insurance benefits to their Building Zone Maps of the City of at least until December 31, 2001. employees; and Cleveland on file in the office of the Section 2. That the Council of the Whereas, the purpose of this leg- Clerk of Council and on file in the City of Cleveland urges all employ- islation is to provide for a fair office of the City Planning Com- ers to join in and to promote the employment wage and promote mission by the appropriate person Pass Subsidy Program offered by health insurance benefits for work- designated for such purpose by the RTA to encourage use of the RTA ers employed by employers receiv- City Planning Commission, further, system by its employees. ing assistance from the City and, as a copy of map attached hereto shall Section 3. That this resolution is a result, enhance the welfare of be available for public inspection in hereby declared to be an emergency workers in the City of Cleveland; the office of the Cleveland Land- measure and, provided it receives and marks Commission. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 3. That this ordinance all the members elected to Council, tutes a measure providing for the shall take effect and be in force it shall take effect and be in force preservation of the public health, from and after the earliest period immediately upon its adoption and safety, and welfare of the citizens allowed by law. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of the City of Cleveland; now, there- Referred to Directors of City Plan- shall take effect and be in force fore, ning Commission, Law; Committee from and after the earliest period Be it ordained by the Council of on City Planning. allowed by law. the City of Cleveland: 1357 18 The City Record June 21, 2000

Section 1. That the Codified Ordi- (3) Any person employed by a with the City that have an aggre- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, are Covered Employer who is a Recipi- gate value of at least $25,000, that hereby supplemented by enacting ent of Assistance from the City. has not been granted an exemption Chapter 189, to read as follows: (4) The following are not “Cov- from this chapter pursuant to Sec- ered Employees” for purposes of this tion 189.06 and is either: Chapter 189 Chapter: (A) a for-profit employer of hav- (A) an individual who provides ing at least twenty (20) employees CLEVELAND FAIR solely volunteer services that are at the time of execution of agree- EMPLOYMENT LAW uncompensated except for reim- ment with the City; Section 189.01 Definitions bursement of expenses such as (B) a not-for-profit employer hav- Section 189.02 Fair Employment meals, parking or transportation; ing at least 50 employees at the Wage (B) an individual in a job train- time of execution of agreement with Section 189.03 Compliance ing program where job training and the City and if the salary ratio Section 189.04 Fair Employment classroom instruction is being pro- between the highest paid and low- Wage Board vided to clients in order to develop est paid employees at such not-for- Section 189.05 Monitoring and En- new specialized skills for employ- profit is more than five (5) to one forcement ment and the individual would be (1). considered a client of the program Any Subcontractor of a covered Section 189.06 Exemptions Service Contractor performing ser- Section 189.07 Evaluation even though the individual receives compensation; vices pursuant to the Service Con- Section 189.08 Severability tract. Section 189.09 Effective Date (C) an individual. employed in public construction work that is (f) “Fair Employment Wage” has the meaning stated in Section 189.02 subject to the provisions of state or Section 189.01 Definitions of this Ordinance. For the purposes of this chapter, federal law pertaining to wage rates (g) “Fair Employment Wage the following words, phrases and for public works employment; Board” “(FEWB)” has the meaning terms are defined as follows: (D) employees covered by a col- stated in Section 189.04 of this Ordi- (a) “Applicable Department” lective bargaining agreement or the nance. means the City department adminis- Railway Labor Act; (h) “Person” means any individ- tering Service Contracts or the City (E) employees of commercial ual, proprietorship, partnership, department to which a person or retail establishments; joint venture, corporation, limited entity applies for Assistance. (F) persons not employed in the liability company, trust, association (b) “Assistance” means any form State of Ohio; or other entity that may employ of City financial assistance, except (G) persons under eighteen (18) individuals or enter into contracts for financial assistance provided years of age; and all other entities recognized at for the development, rehabilitation (H) employees of residential/sin- law by the State of Ohio. or other means of providing resi- gle and multi-family housing pro- (i) “Recipient of Assistance” dential housing, that is awarded, jects; means: renegotiated or renewed after the (I) persons employed by a Cov- (1) Any person or entity who effective date of this Ordinance. ered Employer who, on average, enters into one or more contracts Assistance covered by this Chapter work less than thirty (30) hours per with the City for Assistance, as includes but is not limited to: week, other than seasonal employ- defined in this section; grants; economic development ees employed by the City of Cleve- (2) Any person or entity that is loans; tax credits, incentives and land. a direct recipient of Assistance, as abatements; subsidies; and bonds. (e) “Covered Employer” means the defined in this section; For purposes of determining cover- following: (j) “Service Contract” means any age under this Chapter, financial (1) Any person or entity that is a contract or subcontract between a assistance shall be valued to the Recipient of Assistance from the person, business or corporation and extent the recipient of the assis- City that has an aggregate value at the City of Cleveland that primari- least $75,000 that has not been ly involves the furnishing of ser- tance derives a monetary benefit granted an exemption from this vices to the City (as opposed to the from the City. For instance, loans Chapter pursuant to Section 189.06 purchase of goods or other proper- shall be considered Assistance only and is either: ty or the leasing of property), and to the extent they are forgiven or (A) a for-profit employer having shall be limited to the following discounted below the available mar- at least twenty (20) employees at categories of services: food service, ket rate over the life of the loan. the time of execution of agreement janitorial, security services, parking Tax credits, incentives and abate- with the City; lot attendants, home health care, ments shall be considered Assis- (B) a not-for-profit employer of health care aides, waste manage- tance to the extent of the tax reduc- having at least 50 employees at the ment, automotive repair services, tion realized by the recipient. For time of execution of agreement with landscaping, towing contracts, purposes of this Chapter, Assis- the City and the salary ratio building and maintenance services, tance does not include financial between the highest paid and low- carpentry, clerical services, urban assistance which is received from est paid employees at such not-for- forestry, housekeeping, street main- another government or other entity profit is more than five (5) to one tenance and repair, and sidewalk with the City acting only as a con- (1). maintenance and repair. This duit or fiscal agent for the funds, As used in this division, “aggre- includes services performed on City- where the City exercises no control gate value” means the actual dollar owned premises including the fol- over the identity of any recipient or benefit received from Assistance lowing City-owned locations: air- of the terms of the contract. Com- over the term of the Assistance. ports, parking lots, municipal parks, munity Development Block G r a n t (2) Any company or person that recreational facilities, and City- Funds are not considered conduit is a tenant or leaseholder of a owned buildings. Contracts that are funds under this section and, to the Recipient of Assistance and that primarily for the purchase of goods extent they otherwise qualify, are occupies property or uses equipment or other property are not considered included as Assistance and are cov- or property that is improved or Service Contracts for purposes of ered by this Chapter. developed as a result of Assistance; this Chapter. (c) “City” means the City of Cleve- and is either: (k) “Service Contractor” means a land and all City divisions, depart- (A) a for-profit employer of hav- person who enters into a Service ments, and offices. ing at least twenty (20) employees Contract with the City. (d) “Covered Employee” means: at the time of execution of agree- (1) “Subcontractor” means any person who enters into a contract (1) Any person employed by or ment with the City; (B) a not-for-profit employer hav- with a Service Contractor that is a working as a trainee, except as oth- ing at least 50 employees at the Covered Employer under subsection erwise provided in subsection time of execution of agreement with (e)(2) of this section to assist the (4)(B) below, for a “Covered the City and if the salary ratio Service Contractor in performing a Employer” who is a for-profit con- between the highest paid and low- City Service Contract. tractor or subcontractor on a City est paid employees at such not-for- Service Contract; profit is more than five (5) to one Section 189.02 Fair Employment (2) Any person employed by or (1). Wage working as a trainee for a “Covered (3) A contractor or subcontractor All Covered Employers shall pay Employer” who is a not-for-profit of a Recipient of Assistance provid- no less than the Fair Employment contractor or subcontractor on one ing service in the project or matter Wage to Covered Employees. Deter- or more City Service Contracts if for which the Recipient of Assis- mination of the Fair Employment such person expends at least half of tance has received Assistance. Wage shall be in accordance with his or her time performing services (4) Any person or entity that has the following: pursuant to such Service Con- entered into one or more Service (a) Amount of Fair Employment tract(s); or Contracts, as defined in this section, Wage: 1358 June 21, 2000 The City Record 19

(1) The Fair Employment Wage abated; a higher amount for a grant, Each Covered Employer shall shall be calculated on an hourly etc. Whether or not such incentives maintain payrolls for all Covered basis and shall be at least $8.20 per have been offered; the reasons for Employees and basic records relat- hour beginning January 1, 2001; offering or not offering such incen- ed thereto and shall preserve them $8.70 beginning October 1, 2001; and tives; the terms of such incentives, for a period of three years follow- $9.20 beginning October 1, 2002. if offered; and any evidence of the ing termination of the Covered Thereafter, the Fair Employment intent of the proposed Recipient of Employer’s agreement with the City. Wage shall be adjusted by the City Assistance to provide reasonable The records shall contain the fol- of Cleveland on an annual basis, health care insurance shall be a lowing for each Covered Employee: beginning October 1, 2003 and each part of the information provided by (1) his or her name and address, year thereafter in proportion to the the Applicable Department to Cleve- job title and classification; Consumer Price Index for Northeast land City Council for consideration (2) the number of hours worked Ohio, as published by the Bureau of in connection with any ordinance each day, gross wages earned, Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of authorizing a contract for Assis- deductions made, and net wages Labor. tance. paid; (2) Tipped employees, i.e., em- (2) In order to qualify a Covered (3) a record of contributions to ployees for whom a substantial por- Employer for an incentive as pro- health care plans; and tion of their compensation consists vided in the previous section, the (4) any such other data the of tips or gratuities, shall be paid reasonable health care insurance Applicable Department or Cleveland an hourly wage which, when com- provided to employees must be com- City Council may require. bined with the compensation parable to a family health care (d) Access received in tips, will at least equal insurance plan provided by the City Upon demand by the Applicable the Fair Employment Wage. to its employees. Department, Covered Employers (b) All employees working for the (3) Evidence of the offer or pro- shall provide to such department City shall be paid at least a Fair vision or the intent to provide or access to the Payroll Records Employment Wage. Work being per- offer reasonable health care insur- required to be maintained by this formed by City employees at the ance benefits qualifying a Covered section, and will permit representa- time of the effective date of this Employer for such incentives shall tives of such department to observe Chapter may not be contracted out be submitted to the Applicable work being performed upon the unless the contractor pays employ- Department upon request. work site and to interview employees performing that work the Fair ees as deemed necessary by the Employment Wage or the current Section 189.03 Compliance department to monitor compliance or wages and benefits being paid to (a) All bids, proposals and appli- to investigate a charge of noncom- workers doing that or similar work, cations for City Service Contracts or pliance with the terms of this Chap- whichever is higher, regardless of for Assistance shall contain the fol- ter. the number of employees. lowing: (e) Notice Requirements (c) Any new jobs created by the (1) the number of persons (1) Covered Employers shall be City that are not currently being employed by the applicant for a ser- required to provide notice to Cov- performed by City employees as of vice contractor or assistance and, if ered Employees of their rights aris- the effective date of this ordinance different, the number of persons ing from this Chapter. The notice must be paid a fair employment who will be employed if the appli- will be provided by the FEWB and wage if contracted out, regardless of cant obtains the contract; must be posted in a conspicuous the number of employees. (2) whether the employer provides place frequented by Covered (d) Health Care Incentives: or offers to provide health care Employees in the Covered Employ- (1) In order to encourage Covered insurance for its employees and the er’s workplace(s). Employers to provide reasonable basic outlines of any health care (2) Covered Employers shall health care coverage to their plan; inform employees making less than employees, the City shall provide (3) a sworn declaration signed by twelve dollars ($12.00) per hour, or the following incentives to Covered a duly authorized officer of a Cov- such amount as may be modified Employers: ered Employer stating that the from time to time by federal law, of (A) Applicable Departments shall applicant will comply with the their possible right to the federal consider the fact that a Service Con- requirements of this Ordinance. Earned Income Credit (“EIC”) under tractor provides or agrees to pro- (4) as to any applicant awarded a § 32 of the Internal Revenue Code vide during the course of the Ser- contract for Assistance, such infor- of 1954, 26 U.S.C. § 32, as may be vice Contract reasonable health mation will be provided to City amended from time to time, and care insurance to Covered Employ- Council for consideration in connec- shall make available to employees ees working 30 or more hours a tion with any ordinance authorizing forms informing them about the EIC week as a factor in determining the such contract. The information will and forms required to secure lowest and best or lowest responsi- be maintained in the Council leg- advance EIC payments from the ble bid for any Service Contract. If islative file for the ordinance and employer within 30 days of employ- a Service Contractor can demon- shall be provided by the Applicable ment. The forms shall be provided strate that it has offered reasonable Department to the Fair Employment to the eligible employees in English, health care insurance to its employ- Wage Board. Spanish and other languages spoken ees but as a group the employees (5) As to any applicant awarded by a significant number of employ- have refused the health care insur- a service contract, the following ees. ance coverage, the Service Contrac- information shall be provided to the (3) Covered employer shall estab- tor is entitled to the same consid- Clerk of City Council; amount of the lish a goal that at least 40% of per- eration and treatment in the bid- contract, name of the contractor, ser- sons newly hired to perform work ding process as a Service Contrac- vice to be provided, and a sworn on service contracts or contracts tor who provides or agrees to pro- affidavit stating that all covered receiving Assistance shall be resi- vide reasonable health care insur- employees are being paid a Fair dents of the City of Cleveland. ance. The Division of Purchases Employment Wage. (f) Compliance with Federal and Supplies shall promulgate reg- (b) All City Service Contracts and Labor Laws. ulations for the evaluation of bids Assistance Agreements subject to Covered Employers must comply and proposals that provide for this Chapter shall contain the fol- with all applicable federal labor meaningful consideration of the lowing language: laws, including the National Labor offering of reasonable health care This agreement is subject to the Relations Act. insurance in determining the lowest City of Cleveland Fair Employment and best or lowest responsible bid. Wage Chapter 189 of the Codified Section 189.04 Fair Employment Such regulations must be reviewed Ordinances and requires, among Wage Board and approved by Cleveland City other things, that unless specific (a) The Fair Employment Wage C o u n c i l . exemptions apply, Covered Employ- Board (FEWB) shall review the (B) Applicable Departments shall ers, as defined, under contracts with effectiveness of the living wage offer additional financial incentives the City and recipients of City finan- ordinance to ensure that the com- to Recipients of Assistance who will cial assistance, as defined, shall pro- munity is informed on whether provide reasonable health care vide payment of a minimum level of those companies that are receiving insurance to their Covered Employ- compensation to employees. Failure public assistance, government loans, ees working 30 or more hours a to comply with that Chapter and/or and service contracts from the City week during the term of the con- any implementing regulations may are adhering to the ordinance. The tract for Assistance. Examples of result in termination of the contract FEWB shall make recommenda- such incentives include: more favor- or debarment from future contracts tions to the Cleveland City Council, able terms for a loan, such as a or financial assistance. when appropriate, regarding issues lower interest rate; a higher per- (c) Maintenance of Payroll pertaining to the living wage poli- centage of taxes to be credited or Records c y . 1359 20 The City Record June 21, 2000

(b) The FEWB shall be composed who will have been informed of it can be rescheduled. If the inves- of two representatives from the their rights through posting of the tigation resulted from a filed charge business community, two represen- notice of such rights and such other of noncompliance, a conciliation tatives from labor organizations, educational efforts as may be under- agreement may be not be entered one representative from community taken by the FEWB. Such charges without the consent of both the Cov- groups, one representative from the will result in investigations by the ered Employer and the charging Mayor’s office and one representa- Applicable Department, as described party. If the investigation was ini- tive from Cleveland City Council. below. tiated by the Applicable Department The FEWB members shall be (b) Any person, including a Cov- on its own, the Director has author- appointed to the FEWB by the ered Employee who alleges that his ity to enter into a conciliation agree- Mayor, subject to the approval of or her employer is not complying ment. City Council. Each FEWB member with the requirements of this Chap- (f) Hearing. If conciliation does shall be a resident of the City of ter, may allege that a violation of not result in a settlement of the Cleveland. No person shall be a this section has occurred by filing a complaint, the Director of the appointed to the Fair Employment charge of noncompliance with the Applicable Department shall appoint Wage Board who has any interest Applicable Department within 180 a Hearing Officer to conduct a hear- in a contract, loan, grant or other days of the alleged violation or ing on the complaint. Any Hearing financial assistance from the City of knowledge thereof. Such charge Officer shall be either a member of Cleveland. shall state, in writing and under Ohio’s Judiciary or an attorney (c) The Mayor shall initially oath, the name and address of the licensed to practice in Ohio. The appoint three members of the FEWB person making the charge, the name Hearing Officer shall schedule a for one-year terms, two members to and address of the employer(s) hearing with a 30-day notice of the two-year terms, and two members alleged to have committed the vio- hearing provided to the Covered for a three-year term. Thereafter, all lation of this Chapter and the par- Employer, Covered Employee(s) or members shall serve three-year ticular facts thereof and such other other charging parties, if any, the terms. Members may serve more information as may be required. Clerk of City Council and the than one term. Upon the filing of a charge of non- FEWB. In conducting such hear- (d) At the beginning of each year compliance, the Applicable Depart- ings, the Hearing Officer shall be the FEWB members shall elect a ment shall acknowledge the receipt empowered to subpoena witnesses, chairperson and vice chairperson by of the charge, and shall forward the compel their attendance, administer majority vote. The FEWB shall hold charge to the Clerk of Council. A oaths, take sworn testimony and meetings quarterly and in special copy of the charge shall also be for- require the production for examina- sessions as called by the chairper- warded to the FEWB. tion of any documents relating to son or by a majority of the mem- (c) Investigations. The Applicable the complaint. bers. All meetings of the FEWB Department shall initiate an inves- (g) After the conclusion of the shall be open to the public. All meet- tigation to determine whether a vio- hearing, the Hearing Officer shall ings will allow for public testimony lation of this Chapter has occurred report his or her findings to the Director within fifteen (15) days. on compliance with the Fair under any of the following circum- The Director may adopt, reject or Employment Wage Chapter and stances: modify the findings of the Hearing minutes of all meetings shall be (1) Upon receiving a charge of taken. Officer. Within seven days after noncompliance; receipt of the findings of the Hear- (e) The FEWB shall be provided (2) If the Department’s review of with and shall review: ing Officer, the Director shall ren- information maintained or reported der a decision in the form of a writ- (1) All reports on compliance filed by a Covered Employer indicates by Applicable Departments as pro- ten order which shall include find- that the Covered Employer may ings of fact, a statement as to vided by this Chapter; have violated this Chapter; whether the Covered Employer has (2) The results of any investiga- (3) The Department has other rea- violated this Chapter and such tions of Covered Employers as pro- son to believe that a Covered remedial actions as the Director vided by this Chapter; Employer may have violated this may order. The order shall be (3) All applications for exemp- Chapter. served upon the parties by certified tions from coverage filed by recipi- (d) Any investigation shall be mail within fifteen (15) days of the ents of Assistance and Service Con- completed within thirty days of the date of the decision. A copy of the tractors as provided by this Chapter. occurrence triggering the investiga- decision shall be provided to the The FEWB shall provide recom- tion. To the extent permitted by law, FEWB and the Clerk of City Coun- mendations regarding such matters the City shall not make public in cil. to City Council. any manner and shall retain as con- (h) Appeals (f) The FEWB shall monitor, ana- fidential all information obtained as Any Covered Employer or Em- lyze and study information provided a result of the preliminary investi- ployee who objects to any decision by the City to ensure that Covered gation. At the completion of the of the Director of the Applicable Employees whose employers are investigation, the Director of the Department relative to enforcement receiving incentives for the offer or Applicable Department shall take of this Chapter may appeal such provision of health care insurance one of the following actions: decision to the Common Pleas Court are receiving or being offered sub- (1) Notify the charging party, if or as otherwise provided by law. stantially equivalent health care any, the FEWB and the Covered (i) Sanctions benefits as are provided to City Employer that it is not probable Any covered employer found not employees. that a violation of this Chapter has to be in compliance with the provi- been or is being engaged in and sions of this Chapter or who has Section 189.05 Monitoring and En- that a complaint will not issue in submitted false or fraudulent infor- forcement the matter; or mation may be subject to one or (a) Monitoring and Reporting (2) Notify the charging party, if more of the following sanctions (1) Assistance. Semi-annually the any, the FEWB and the Covered imposed by the City of Cleveland: Applicable Department shall inspect Employer that it is probable that a (1) Withholding of payments, the Payroll Records of each Covered violation of this Chapter has either in whole or in part, until the Employer receiving Assistance to occurred, initiate a complaint Covered Employer cures the default determine whether the Covered against the Covered Employer and or is in full compliance with this Employer is in compliance with the schedule it for informal methods of chapter. requirements of this Chapter. Semi- conciliation pursuant to Division (e) (2) Termination, suspension or annually, the Applicable Department of this Section. cancellation of the contract in whole shall file a report with the Fair (e) Conciliation. If the investiga- or in part. Employment Wage Board and with tion leads to a finding by the Direc- (3) Denial of the right of the Cov- the Clerk of City Council stating tor of the Applicable Department of ered Employer to bid on future con- whether each Covered Employer probable cause to believe that a Cov- tracts for no more than five (5) receiving Assistance inspected by ered Employer is in noncompliance years after the violation is found. the Department within the preced- with this Chapter, the Director shall (4) In the case of Assistance, to ing six months is in compliance and, attempt to conciliate the matter. The refund any sums disbursed by the if not, the specific reasons that Director shall send out notice to the City. cause the determination of noncom- Covered Employer(s), the affected (5) The filing of a complaint with pliance. Covered Employee(s) and to the any pertinent federal agency. (2) Service Contracts. As to Ser- FEWB with a time and date set for No remedy set forth in this Chap- vice Contractors who are Covered the conciliation meeting. The con- ter is intended to be exclusive or a Employers, enforcement of the pro- ciliation meeting must be scheduled prerequisite for asserting a claim visions of this Chapter will primar- to occur within fifteen working for relief to enforce any rights ily depend on charges of noncom- days of completion of the investiga- granted under this chapter in a pliance filed by Covered Employees tion, though for good cause shown court of law. 1360 June 21, 2000 The City Record 21

(j) Retaliation and Discrimination (A) The Director of the Applica- FIRST READING EMERGENCY Barred. During the term of the con- ble Department shall review and ORDINANCES READ IN FULL tract, a Covered Employer shall not make a determination on the appli- AND PASSED discharge, reduce the compensation cation within ten (10) days and or otherwise discriminate against respond to the applicant in writing, Ord. No. 1121-2000. any employee for making a com- setting forth the reasons for the By Councilman Britt. plaint to the City or otherwise determination. An emergency ordinance authoriz- asserting his or her rights under (i) Notice of the request for an ing the Director of Community this chapter, participating in any of exemption shall be forwarded to the Development to enter into an agree- its proceedings or using any reme- Fair Employment Wage Board and ment with Buckeye Area Develop- dies to enforce his or her rights the Clerk of Cleveland City Council. ment Corporation for a comprehen- under this Chapter. A person who (ii) A copy of the Director's deter- sive market study analysis of the Buckeye Corridor in Ward 6 through believes he or she has been retali- mination regarding the application the use of Ward 6 Neighborhood ated against in violation of this sec- for the hardship exemption shall be tion may file a charge of noncom- Equity Funds. forwarded to the Fair Employment Whereas, this ordinance consti- pliance with the Clerk of City Coun- Wage Board and the Clerk of Cleve- cil, as provided in subsection (b) of tutes an emergency measure provid- land City Council. ing for the usual daily operation of this section. Such charge shall be (B) Should the exemption be rec- processed, investigated and, if nec- a municipal department; now, there- ommended by the Director, the fore, essary, conciliated and heard accord- Director shall cause legislation to ing to the procedure set forth in Be it ordained by the Council of be drafted and acted upon by Cleve- the City of Cleveland: this. If, after a hearing, the allega- land City Council granting the Section 1. That the Director of tions of retaliation are found to be exemption. At such time, the Direc- Community Development is autho- true, the Director of the Applicable tor shall forward to Council along rized to enter into an agreement Department shall order appropriate with the recommendation all sup- with Buckeye Area Development sanctions, including the denial of porting documents and other mate- Corporation for a comprehensive the right to bid on future City con- rials, including those supplied by market study analysis of the Buck- tracts for a specified time period, as the applicant for the exemption, as eye Corridor in Ward 6. provided in subsection (i) of this provided in the next section. If the Section 2. That the cost of said section. exemption is recommended and contract shall be in an amount not (k) This Chapter shall not pre- Council adopts the recommendation to exceed $20,000 and shall be paid vent the City or any person from before the Service or Assistance con- from Fund No. 10 SF 166. exercising any right or seeking any tract is entered into, the legislation Section 3. That the Director of remedy to which that person might authorizing such contract shall Law shall prepare and approve said otherwise be entitled, or from filing contract and that the contract shall any complaint with any other include a provision granting the exemption. contain such terms and provisions agency or court of law or equity. (3) Contents of Exemption Re- as he deems necessary to protect the (l) No criminal penalties shall City’s interest. attach for any violation of this quest (A) Hardship Exemption requests Section 4. That this ordinance is Chapter. hereby declared to be an emergency shall include: measure and, provided it receives Section 189.06 Exemptions (i) the lower wage to be paid by the affirmative vote of two-thirds of (a) Construction and Prevailing- the Covered Employer; all the members elected to Council, Wage Exemption (ii) a detailed explanation of how it shall take effect and be in force Nothing in this chapter shall the payment of the Fair Employ- immediately upon its passage and apply to jobs in public construction ment Wage will cause particular approval by the Mayor; otherwise it work that are subject to federal harm; and shall take effect and be in force and/or state law pertaining to wage (iii) supporting financial state- from and after the earliest period rates or covered by prevailing wage ments and/or other documents. allowed by law. agreements or collective bargaining Motion to suspend rules. Charter agreements. Section 189.07 Evaluation and statutory provisions and place (b) Granted Exemptions After a three (3) year period from on final passage. (1) Cleveland City Council may, the effective date of this ordinance, The rules were suspended. Yeas through passage of legislation, an evaluation on the impact of this 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read grant a partial or whole exemption ordinance shall be done. The Mayor, third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. from the requirements of this Chap- City Council, and the FEWB shall Nays 0. ter on the following grounds: decide on who shall perform the (A) A hardship exemption for oth- evaluation and the scope of the eval- Ord. No. 1122-2000. erwise Covered Employers that can uation. After one (1) year following By Councilman Britt. demonstrate a specific, particular the effective date of this ordinance, An emergency ordinance authoriz- harm that would be felt uniquely by Cleveland City Council shall hold a ing the Director of Community the Covered Employer if this chap- hearing for the purpose of review- Development to enter into an agree- ter were to be applied. Economic ing this legislation. ment with Fairfax Renaissance harm alone will not suffice to Development Corporation for the demonstrate hardship unless it is of Section 189.08 Severability demolition of a six unit multi-fami- a type that would not affect any In the event any provision of this ly building at 2245 East 97th Street other actual competitor for the con- Chapter is held unconstitutional or through the use of Ward 6 Neigh- borhood Equity Funds. tract, subcontract or lease. The fol- invalid or unenforceable by any Whereas, this ordinance consti- lowing types of specific particular court of competent jurisdiction, such tutes an emergency measure provid- harm may provide grounds for a holding shall not invalidate or ren- ing for the usual daily operation of hardship exemption: der unenforceable any other provi- a municipal department; now, there- (i) a loss of profitability that will sion hereof. fore, result in the elimination of jobs; Be it ordained by the Council of (ii) a loss in profits that will sub- Section 189.09 Effective Date the City of Cleveland: stantially impact the Covered The Fair Employment Wage Ordi- Section 1. That the Director of Employer’s long-term stability; nance shall be effective on January Community Development is autho- (iii) as to not-for-profit communi- 1, 2001. rized to enter into an agreement ty or social service agencies or orga- Section 2. That this ordinance with Fairfax Renaissance Develop- nizations, a substantial hindrance in shall take effect and be in force ment Corporation for the demolition the ability to deliver service. from and after the earliest period of a six unit multi-family building (2) Procedures. Application for an allowed by law. at 2245 East 97th Street. exemption shall be made to the Without objection, substitute Ordi- Section 2. That the cost of said Applicable Department. If the need nance agreed to. Ordinance No. 2009- contract shall be in an amount not for the exemption is known to the 99 Laid on the Table. to exceed $40,000 and shall be paid applicant at the time it applies or Motion to suspend rules. Charter from Fund No. 10 SF 166. during the term of the contract for and statutory provisions and place Section 3. That the Director of a Service Contract or Assistance, the on final passage. Law shall prepare and approve said application for the exemption should The rules were suspended. Yeas contract and that the contract shall be submitted with the application 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read contain such terms and provisions for the Service or Assistance Con- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. as he deems necessary to protect the tract. Nays 0. City’s interest. 1361 22 The City Record June 21, 2000

Section 4. That this ordinance is Section 1. That the Director of Ord. No. 1126-2000. hereby declared to be an emergency Community Development is autho- By Councilman Cimperman. measure and, provided it receives rized to enter into an agreement An emergency ordinance authoriz- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of with East End Neighborhood House ing and directing the Director of all the members elected to Council, for necessary improvements to the Parks, Recreation and Properties to it shall take effect and be in force security windows and heating and establish an equalized rent structure immediately upon its passage and cooling system for their building for all interior tenants of the West approval by the Mayor; otherwise it located at 2749 Woodhill Road. Side Market. shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That the cost of said Whereas, this ordinance consti- from and after the earliest period tutes an emergency measure provid- allowed by law. contract shall be in an amount not ing for the usual daily operation of Motion to suspend rules. Charter to exceed $19,049 and shall be paid a municipal department; now, there- and statutory provisions and place from Fund No. 10 SF 166. fore, on final passage. Section 3. That the Director of Be it ordained by the Council of The rules were suspended. Yeas Law shall prepare and approve said the City of Cleveland: 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read contract and that the contract shall Section 1. That notwithstanding third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. contain such terms and provisions any provision of the Codified Ordi- Nays 0. as he deems necessary to protect the nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976 to City’s interest. the contrary, the Director of Parks, Ord. No. 1123-2000. Section 4. That this ordinance is Recreation and Properties shall By Councilman Britt. hereby declared to be an emergency establish an equalized rent structure An emergency ordinance authoriz- measure and, provided it receives for all interior tenants of the West ing the Director of Community the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Side Market beginning no later than Development to enter into an agree- all the members elected to Council, January 1, 2001 or such earlier date ment with the Cleveland Comanche it shall take effect and be in force as a new lease(s) is to be effective. football program to provide funding immediately upon its passage and Such proposed rent schedule for the West Side Market shall be submit- to fully equip thirty-five (35) chil- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ted in the form of legislation no dren to participate in the Indepen- shall take effect and be in force dent Inner City Youth Football Pro- later than October 1, 2000 for review, from and after the earliest period gram through the use of Ward 16 approval and modification, if neces- Neighborhood Equity Funds. allowed by law. sary, by Council. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Motion to suspend rules. Charter Section 2. That this ordinance is tutes an emergency measure provid- and statutory provisions and place hereby declared to be an emergency ing for the usual daily operation of on final passage. measure and, provided it receives a municipal department; now, there- The rules were suspended. Yeas the affirmative vote of two-thirds of fore, 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read all the members elected to Council, Be it ordained by the Council of third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. it shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: Nays 0. immediately upon its passage and Section 1. That the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Community Development is autho- Ord. No. 1125-2000. shall take effect and be in force rized to enter into an agreement By Councilman Britt. from and after the earliest period with the Cleveland Comanche foot- An emergency ordinance authoriz- allowed by law. ball program to provide funding to ing the Director of Community Motion to suspend rules. Charter fully equip thirty-five (35) children Development to enter into an and statutory provisions and place on final passage. to participate in the Independent agreement with Buckeye Area Inner City Youth Football Pro- The rules were suspended. Yeas Development Corporation for the 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read g r a m . installation of curbs and yard lamps Section 2. That the cost of said third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. contract shall be in an amount not along Hulda Avenue in Ward 6 Nays 0. to exceed $5,000 and shall be paid through the use of Ward 6 Neigh- from Fund No. 10 SF 166. borhood Equity Funds. Ord. No. 1127-2000. Section 3. That the Director of Whereas, this ordinance consti- By Councilman Cimperman. Law shall prepare and approve said tutes an emergency measure provid- An emergency ordinance authoriz- contract and that the contract shall ing for the usual daily operation of ing the Director of Public Service to contain such terms and provisions a municipal department; now, there- issue a permit to Gene Hickerson’s as he deems necessary to protect the fore, at the Hanna (restaurant), to City’s interest. Be it ordained by the Council of encroach into the public right-of- Section 4. That this ordinance is the City of Cleveland: way of Euclid Avenue with a sea- hereby declared to be an emergency Section 1. That the Director of sonal outdoor sidewalk cafe, fencing, and other associated equipment. measure and, provided it receives Community Development is autho- Whereas, this ordinance consti- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of rized to enter into an agreement all the members elected to Council, tutes an emergency measure provid- with Buckeye Area Development ing for the usual daily operation of it shall take effect and be in force Corporation for the installation of immediately upon its passage and a municipal department; now, there- curbs and yard lamps along Hulda fore, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Avenue in Ward 6. shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of Section 2. That the cost of said the City of Cleveland: from and after the earliest period Section 1. That the Director of allowed by law. contract shall be in an amount not Public Service hereby is authorized Motion to suspend rules. Charter to exceed $111,000 and shall be paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166. to issue a permit, revocable at the and statutory provisions and place will of Council, and assignable by on final passage. Section 3. That the Director of Law shall prepare and approve said the Permittee with the written con- The rules were suspended. Yeas sent of the Director of Public Ser- 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read contract and that the contract shall contain such terms and provisions vice to Gene Hickerson’s at the third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. Hanna (restaurant), 1422 Euclid Nays 0. as he deems necessary to protect the Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44115, for City’s interest. the construction, use and mainte- Ord. No. 1124-2000. Section 4. That this ordinance is nance of an seasonal outdoor side- By Councilman Britt. hereby declared to be an emergency walk cafe, fencing, and other asso- An emergency ordinance authoriz- measure and, provided it receives ciated equipment, which will en- ing the Director of Community the affirmative vote of two-thirds of croach into the public right-of-way Development to enter into an agree- all the members elected to Council, of Euclid Avenue at the location ment with East End Neighborhood it shall take effect and be in force more fully described as follows: House for necessary improvements immediately upon its passage and to the security windows and heating approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it LEGAL DESCRIPTION/PROPOSED and cooling system for their build- shall take effect and be in force ENCROACHMENT AREA GENE ing located at 2749 Woodhill Road HICKERSON’S AT THE HANNA through the use of Ward 6 Neigh- from and after the earliest period allowed by law. RESTAURANT/WITHIN R/W borhood Equity Funds. EUCLID AVE. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Motion to suspend rules. Charter Situated in the City of Cleveland, tutes an emergency measure provid- and statutory provisions and place County of Cuyahoga and the State ing for the usual daily operation of on final passage. of Ohio and known as being an a municipal department; now, there- The rules were suspended. Yeas encroachment area within the right- fore, 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read of-way of Euclid Avenue (99.00 feet Be it ordained by the Council of third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. wide), bounded and described as fol- the City of Cleveland: Nays 0. lows: 1362 June 21, 2000 The City Record 23

Commencing on the southerly line Be it ordained by the Council of LEGAL DESCRIPTION/ENCROACH- of Euclid Avenue at the Northeast- the City of Cleveland: MENT AREA/SANCTUARY erly corner of a parcel of land con- Section 1. That notwithstanding DINER’S CAFE veyed to PSC Hanna Building LLC, the provision of Section 623.13 of the Situated in the City of Cleveland, by deed recorded in Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and the State AFN.199908241362 of Cuyahoga Coun- Ohio 1976, the Director of Public Ser- of Ohio and described as follows: ty Deed Records, thence South 81°- vice is hereby authorized and direct- Commencing at the intersection of 26'-49" West, 16.00 feet to the place ed to issue a permit to the Western the Southerly line of West Lakeside of beginning; Reserve Historical Society, 10825 Avenue N.W. (99.00 feet wide) with Course No. 1: Thence South 81°- East Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio the Easterly line of West 6th Street 26'-49" West along said southerly 44106, to install, maintain and (99.00 feet wide); line of Euclid Avenue, 42.00 feet to remove one (1) banner to be Thence Southerly along the East- a point; stretched on Cleveland Public Power erly line of said West 6th Street Course No. 2: Thence North 8°-33'- utility poles, (by separate permis- about 66.00 feet to the place of 11" West along a line drawn per- sion) publicizing their special event beginning; pendicular to said southerly line of for the period of June 26, 2000 to Thence Westerly at a right angles Euclid Avenue, 9.00 feet to a point; July 31, 2000 inclusive, on the fol- to the last described line about 8.00 Course No. 3: Thence North 81°-26- lowing poles locations: the 1st pole feet to a point; 49" East along a line drawn paral- East of Chester Avenue (N), Pole Thence Southerly and parallel lel with and distant 9.00 feet Number Q07-8; and the 1st pole East with the Easterly line of said West northerly by rectangular measure- of Chester Avenue (S), Pole Number 6th Street about 94.00 feet to a point; ment from said Euclid Avenue, 42.00 Q07-44, and which pole locations and Thence Easterly at right angles to feet to a point; banner shall be approved by the the last described line about 8.00 Course No. 4: Thence South 8°-33'- Director of Public Service in con- feet to the Easterly line of West 6th 11" East along a line drawn per- sultation with the Director of Pub- Street as aforesaid; pendicular to said southerly line of lic Safety, as to type, method of Thence Northerly along said line Euclid Avenue, 9.00 feet to the place affixing and location so as not to to the place of beginning. of beginning, containing 378 square interfere with any sign erected and Section 2. That said cafe, fencing, feet of land, according to a survey maintained under the requirements and associated equipment will be by Garrett and Associates, Inc., Reg- of law or ordinance. The permission placed within the public right-of- istered Engineers & Surveyors, of the owner of any pole from which way as aforesaid in Section 1, and made in June, 2000, be the same a banner will be hung must be will be constructed in accordance more or less. obtained prior to issuance of the with plans and specifications The bearings used herein are permit. No commercial advertising approved by the Commissioner of shall be printed or permitted on said based on an assumed meridian and Engineering and Construction. That banner, and said banner shall be are used only to denote angles. all other required permits, includ- removed promptly upon the expira- Section 2. That said outdoor sea- ing a building Permit, shall be tion of said permit. sonal sidewalk cafe, fencing, and obtained before said fence is con- other associated equipment will be Section 2. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency s t r u c t e d . placed within the public right-of- Section 3. That this permit herein way as aforesaid in Section 1, and measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of authorized shall be prepared by the will be constructed in accordance Director of Law and shall be issued with plans and specifications ap- all the members elected to Council, only when in the opinion of the proved by the Commissioner of it shall take effect and be in force Director of Law, the City of Cleve- Engineering and Construction. That immediately upon its passage and land has been properly indemnified all other required permits, including approval by the Mayor; otherwise it against any and all loss which may a building Permit, shall be obtained shall take effect and be in force result from said permit. before said cafe restaurant, etc is from and after the earliest period Section 4. That this ordinance is constructed. allowed by law. Section 3. That the permit herein Motion to suspend rules. Charter hereby declared to be an emergency authorized shall be prepared by the and statutory provisions and place measure and, provided it receives Director of Law and shall be issued on final passage. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of only when, in the opinion of the The rules were suspended. Yeas all the members elected to Council, Director of Law, the City of Cleve- 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read it shall take effect and be in force land has been properly indemnified third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. immediately upon its passage and against any and all loss which may Nays 0. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it result from said permit. shall take effect and be in force Section 4. That this ordinance is Ord. No. 1129-2000. from and after the earliest period hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilman Cimperman. allowed by law. measure and, provided it receives An emergency ordinance authoriz- Motion to suspend rules. Charter the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing the Director of Public Service to and statutory provisions and place all the members elected to Council, issue a permit to Creative Culinary on final passage. it shall take effect and be in force Enterprises, Inc., dba Sanctuary The rules were suspended. Yeas immediately upon its passage and Diner to encroach into the right-of- 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read approval by the Mayor; otherwise it way of West 6th Street with a sea- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. shall take effect and be in force sonal outdoor sidewalk cafe, fencing Nays 0. from and after the earliest period and other related equipment. allowed by law. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Ord. No. 1130-2000. Motion to suspend rules. Charter tutes an emergency measure provid- By Councilman Cimperman. and statutory provisions and place ing for the usual daily operation of An emergency ordinance authoriz- on final passage. a municipal department; now, there- ing the Director of Public Service to The rules were suspended. Yeas fore, issue a permit to Joseph Santosuos- 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Be it ordained by the Council of so, dba Johnny’s Downtown and third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. the City of Cleveland: Johnny’s Bistro to encroach into the Nays 0. Section 1. That the Director of right-of-way at 1400 and 1406 W. 6th Public Service hereby is authorized St. with a seasonal sidewalk cafe, Ord. No. 1128-2000. to issue a permit, revocable at the wooden planters, and metal railing By Councilman Britt. will of Council, and assignable by enclosures. An emergency ordinance authoriz- the Permittee with the written con- Whereas, this ordinance consti- ing and directing the Director of sent of the Director of Public Ser- tutes an emergency measure provid- Public Service to issue a permit to vice to Creative Culinary Enterpris- ing for the usual daily operation of the Western Reserve Historical Soci- es, Inc., aka GLAM Ltd. LLC, dba a municipal department; now, there- ety to stretch one banner on Euclid Sanctuary Diner, 1225 West 6th fore, Avenue by using utility poles (by Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44113, for the Be it ordained by the Council of separate permission) for the period construction, use and maintenance the City of Cleveland: of June 26, 2000 to July 31, 2000, of an outdoor seasonal sidewalk Section 1. That the Director of inclusive publicizing their special cafe, fencing including a six (6) Public Service hereby is authorized event. foot hinged gate for Fire Depart- to issue a permit, revocable at the Whereas, this ordinance consti- ment access and other related equip- will of Council, and assignable by tutes an emergency measure provid- ment, which will encroach into the the Permittee with the written con- ing for the usual daily operation of public right-of-way of West 6th sent of the Director of Public Ser- a municipal department; now, there- Street at the location more fully vice to Joseph Santosuosso, dba fore, described as follows: Johnny’s Downtown and Johnny’s 1363 24 The City Record June 21, 2000

Bistro, 1400 and 1406 West 6th Whereas, this ordinance constitutes Ord. No. 1133-2000. Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44113, for the an emergency measure providing for By Councilman Cimperman. construction, use and maintenance the usual daily operation of a munic- An emergency ordinance authoriz- of an seasonal outdoor sidewalk ipal department; now, therefore, ing the Director of Community cafe, wooden planters and metal Be it ordained by the Council of Development to enter into an agree- railings enclosure, which will the City of Cleveland: ment with Cuyahoga Metropolitan encroach into the public right-of- Section 1. That the Director of Housing Authority (CMHA) for the way of West 6th Street at the loca- Community Development is autho- purchase of exercise equipment for tion more fully described as follows: rized to enter into an agreement Riverview Towers and tables and with the Broadway School of Music chairs for the Lakeview Community LEGAL DESCRIPTION/PROPOSED & the Arts for providing funding for Center through the use of Ward 13 ENCROACHMENT AREA/WEST future community art programs. Neighborhood Equity Funds. 6TH STREET/FOR JOHNNY’S Section 2. That the cost of said Whereas, this ordinance consti- DOWNTOWN AND JOHNNY’S contract shall be in an amount not tutes an emergency measure provid- BISTRO/SEASONAL SIDEWALK CAFE to exceed $5,000 and shall be paid ing for the usual daily operation of Situated in the City of Cleveland, from Fund No. 10 SF 166. a municipal department; now, there- County of Cuyahoga and the State Section 3. That the Director of fore, of Ohio and described as follows: Law shall prepare and approve said Be it ordained by the Council of Beginning on the Westerly line of contract and that the contract shall the City of Cleveland: West 6th Street (99.00 feet wide) at contain such terms and provisions Section 1. That the Director of its intersection with the Northerly as he deems necessary to protect the Community Development is autho- line of Frankfort Avenue (33.00 feet City’s interest. rized to enter into an agreement wide); Section 4. That this ordinance is with Cuyahoga Metropolitan Hous- Thence Easterly along the East- hereby declared to be an emergency ing Authority (CMHA) for the pur- erly prolongation of Frankfort measure and, provided it receives chase of exercise equipment for Avenue, 6.79 feet to a point; the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Riverview Towers and tables and Thence Northerly and parallel all the members elected to Council, chairs for the Lakeview Community with the Westerly line of West 6th it shall take effect and be in force Center. Street about 40.00 feet to a point; immediately upon its passage and Section 2. That the cost of said Thence Easterly at right angles to approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it contract shall be in an amount not the last described line about 1.71 shall take effect and be in force to exceed $10,000 and shall be paid feet to a point; from and after the earliest period from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Thence Northerly and parallel allowed by law. Section 3. That the Director of with the Westerly line of West 6th Motion to suspend rules. Charter Law shall prepare and approve said Street about 45.00 feet to a point; and statutory provisions and place contract and that the contract shall Thence Westerly at right angles on final passage. contain such terms and provisions to the last described line about 8.00 The rules were suspended. Yeas as he deems necessary to protect the feet to the Westerly line of West 6th 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read City’s interest. Street; third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. Section 4. That this ordinance is Thence Southerly along the West- Nays 0. erly line of West 6th Street to the hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives place of beginning. Ord. No. 1132-2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 2. That said seasonal out- By Councilman Cimperman. all the members elected to Council, door sidewalk cafe, wooden planters An emergency ordinance authoriz- and metal railings enclosure will be ing the Director of Community it shall take effect and be in force placed within the public right-of- Development to enter into an agree- immediately upon its passage and way as aforesaid in Section 1, and ment with St. Clair Superior Neigh- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it will be constructed in accordance borhood Development Association shall take effect and be in force with plans and specifications for operating expenses through the from and after the earliest period approved by the Commissioner of use of Ward 13 Neighborhood Equi- allowed by law. Engineering and Construction. That ty Funds. Motion to suspend rules. Charter all other required permits, including Whereas, this ordinance consti- and statutory provisions and place a Building Permit, shall be obtained tutes an emergency measure provid- on final passage. before said sidewalk cafe, wooden ing for the usual daily operation of The rules were suspended. Yeas planters and metal railings enclo- a municipal department; now, there- 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read sure is constructed. fore, third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. Section 3. That this permit herein Be it ordained by the Council of Nays 0. authorized shall be prepared by the the City of Cleveland: Director of Law and shall be issued Section 1. That the Director of Ord. No. 1134-2000. only when in the opinion of the Community Development is autho- By Councilman Johnson. Director of Law, the City of Cleve- rized to enter into an agreement An emergency ordinance authoriz- land has been properly indemnified with St. Clair Superior Neighborhood ing the Director of Community against any and all loss which may Development Association for operat- Development to enter into an agree- result from said permit. ing expenses. ment with Amistad Development Section 4. That this ordinance is Section 2. That the cost of said Corporation to provide funding for hereby declared to be an emergency the Clean Sweep Vacant Lot Pro- measure and, provided it receives contract shall be in an amount not to exceed $80,000 and shall be paid gram and to purchase equipment the affirmative vote of two-thirds of through the use of Ward 4 Neigh- all the members elected to Council, from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Section 3. That the Director of borhood Equity Funds. it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance constitutes immediately upon its passage and Law shall prepare and approve said contract and that the contract shall an emergency measure providing for approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the usual daily operation of a munic- shall take effect and be in force contain such terms and provisions ipal department; now, therefore, from and after the earliest period as he deems necessary to protect the Be it ordained by the Council of allowed by law. City’s interest. Motion to suspend rules. Charter Section 4. That this ordinance is the City of Cleveland: and statutory provisions and place hereby declared to be an emergency Section 1. That the Director of on final passage. measure and, provided it receives Community Development is autho- The rules were suspended. Yeas the affirmative vote of two-thirds of rized to enter into an agreement 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read all the members elected to Council, with Amistad Development Corpora- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. it shall take effect and be in force tion to provide funding for the Nays 0. immediately upon its passage and Clean Sweep Vacant Lot Program approval by the Mayor; otherwise it and to purchase equipment. Ord. No. 1131-2000. shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That the cost of said By Councilman Cimperman. from and after the earliest period contract shall be in an amount not An emergency ordinance authoriz- allowed by law. to exceed $185,886 and shall be paid ing the Director of Community Motion to suspend rules. Charter from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Development to enter into an agree- and statutory provisions and place Section 3. That the Director of ment with the Broadway School of on final passage. Law shall prepare and approve said Music & the Arts for providing fund- The rules were suspended. Yeas contract and that the contract shall ing for future community art pro- 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read contain such terms and provisions grams through the use of Ward 13 third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. as he deems necessary to protect the Neighborhood Equity Funds. Nays 0. City’s interest. 1364 June 21, 2000 The City Record 25

Section 4. That this ordinance is Be it ordained by the Council of Section 4. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency the City of Cleveland: hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives Section 1. That notwithstanding measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the provision of Section 623.13 of the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force Ohio 1976, the Director of Public Ser- it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and vice is hereby authorized and immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it directed to issue a permit to Our approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period West, 6928 Detroit Avenue, Cleve- from and after the earliest period allowed by law. land, Ohio, to install, maintain and allowed by law. Motion to suspend rules. Charter remove one (1) banner to be Motion to suspend rules. Charter and statutory provisions and place stretched on Cleveland Public Power and statutory provisions and place on final passage. utility poles, (by separate permis- on final passage. The rules were suspended. Yeas sion) publicizing their annual The rules were suspended. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read church festival for the period of 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. June 19, 2000 to July 18, 2000 inclu- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. sive, on the following poles loca- Nays 0. tions: Pole Numbers TT-1-40 and 348- Ord. No. 1135-2000. 38 at approximately 6928 Detroit By Councilman Melena. Avenue (in front of the church), and Ord. No. 1138-2000. By Councilman Polensek. An emergency ordinance authoriz- which pole locations and banner An emergency ordinance authorizing the Director of Community shall be approved by the Director of ing the Director of Community Development to enter into an agree- Public Service in consultation with Development to enter into an agreement with Detroit Shoreway Com- the Director of Public Safety, as to type, method of affixing and loca- ment with Northeast Shores Devel- munity Development Organization opment Corporation for providing for partial financing of the EcoVil- tion so as not to interfere with any sign erected and maintained under lawn maintenance services on lage Townhouse Development on vacant properties through the use of West 58th Street through the use of the requirements of law or ordinance. The permission of the owner Ward 11 Neighborhood Equity Ward 17 Neighborhood Equity Funds. Funds. of any pole from which a banner will be hung must be obtained prior Whereas, this ordinance consti- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure provid- tutes an emergency measure provid- to issuance of the permit. No commercial advertising shall be printed ing for the usual daily operation of ing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, there- a municipal department; now, there- or permitted on said banner, and said banner shall be removed fore, fore, Be it ordained by the Council of Be it ordained by the Council of promptly upon the expiration of said permit. the City of Cleveland: the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That the Director of Section 1. That the Director of Section 2. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency Community Development is autho- Community Development is autho- measure and, provided it receives rized to enter into an agreement rized to enter into an agreement the affirmative vote of two-thirds of with Northeast Shores Development with Detroit Shoreway Community all the members elected to Council, Corporation for providing lawn Development Organization for par- it shall take effect and be in force maintenance services on vacant tial financing of the EcoVillage immediately upon its passage and properties. Townhouse Development on West approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 2. That the cost of said 58th Street. shall take effect and be in force contract shall be in an amount not Section 2. That the cost of said from and after the earliest period to exceed $5,000 and shall be paid contract shall be in an amount not allowed by law. from Fund No. 10 SF 166. to exceed $50,000 and shall be paid Motion to suspend rules. Charter Section 3. That the Director of from Fund No. 10 SF 166. and statutory provisions and place Law shall prepare and approve said Section 3. That the Director of on final passage. contract and that the contract shall Law shall prepare and approve said The rules were suspended. Yeas contain such terms and provisions contract and that the contract shall 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read as he deems necessary to protect the contain such terms and provisions third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. City’s interest. as he deems necessary to protect the Nays 0. Section 4. That this ordinance is City’s interest. hereby declared to be an emergency Section 4. That this ordinance is Ord. No. 1137-2000. measure and, provided it receives hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilman Polensek. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of measure and, provided it receives An emergency ordinance authoriz- all the members elected to Council, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing the Director of Community it shall take effect and be in force all the members elected to Council, Development to enter into an agree- immediately upon its passage and it shall take effect and be in force ment with Northeast Shores Devel- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it immediately upon its passage and opment Corporation to provide fund- shall take effect and be in force approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ing in order to promote the sale of from and after the earliest period four townhouses by using second shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. mortgage financing as an incentive Motion to suspend rules. Charter from and after the earliest period through the use of Ward 11 Neigh- allowed by law. borhood Equity Funds. and statutory provisions and place Motion to suspend rules. Charter Whereas, this ordinance consti- on final passage. and statutory provisions and place tutes an emergency measure provid- The rules were suspended. Yeas on final passage. ing for the usual daily operation of 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read The rules were suspended. Yeas a municipal department; now, there- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read fore, Nays 0. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. Be it ordained by the Council of Nays 0. the City of Cleveland: Ord. No. 1139-2000. Section 1. That the Director of By Councilmen Polensek, Brady, Ord. No. 1136-2000. Community Development is autho- Britt, Cimperman, Cintron, Coats, By Councilman Melena. rized to enter into an agreement Dolan, Gordon, Jackson, Johnson, An emergency ordinance authoriz- with Northeast Shores Development Jones, Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, Pat- ing and directing the Director of Corporation to provide funding in mon, Robinson, Rybka, Sweeney, Public Service to issue a permit to order to promote the sale of four Westbrook, White and Willis. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic townhouses by using second mort- An emergency ordinance to amend Church West to stretch one banner gage financing as an incentive. Section 621.03 of the Codified Ordi- on Detroit Avenue using utility Section 2. That the cost of said nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976 to poles (by separate permission) for contract shall be in an amount not increase the penalty for assault the period of June 19, 2000 to July to exceed $20,000 and shall be paid upon a taxicab driver. 18, 2000, inclusive, publicizing their from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Whereas, this ordinance consti- annual festival. Section 3. That the Director of tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Law shall prepare and approve said ing for the usual daily operation of tutes an emergency measure provid- contract and that the contract shall a municipal department; now, there- ing for the usual daily operation of contain such terms and provisions fore, a municipal department; now, there- as he deems necessary to protect the Be it ordained by the Council of fore, City’s interest. the City of Cleveland: 1365 26 The City Record June 21, 2000

Section 1. That Section 621.03 of The rules were suspended. Yeas contract and that the contract shall the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read contain such terms and provisions land, Ohio, 1976, as amended by third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. as he deems necessary to protect the Ordinance No. 2057-A-99, passed Nays 0. City’s interest. April 17, 2000, is hereby amended to Section 4. That this ordinance is read as follows: Ord. No. 1140-2000. hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilmen Robinson, Jones, measure and, provided it receives Section 621.03 Assault White, Johnson, Jackson, Britt, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of (a) No person shall knowingly Willis, Coats, Polensek, Gordon, all the members elected to Council, cause or attempt to cause physical Westbrook, Brady and Sweeney. it shall take effect and be in force harm to another. An emergency ordinance authoriz- immediately upon its passage and (b) No person shall recklessly ing the Director of Community approval by the Mayor; otherwise it cause serious physical harm to Development to enter into an agree- shall take effect and be in force another. ment with Murtis H. Taylor Multi- from and after the earliest period (c) Whoever violates this section Service Center for their African- allowed by law. is guilty of assault, a misdemeanor American picnic through the use of Motion to suspend rules. Charter of the first degree. Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, and statutory provisions and place (d) Notwithstanding the provi- 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity on final passage. sions of division (c) of this section, Fu n d s . The rules were suspended. Yeas if the sentencing court determines Whereas, this ordinance consti- 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read that the victim of the offense was tutes an emergency measure provid- third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. any of the following: ing for the usual daily operation of Nays 0. (1) an official or employee of the a municipal department; now, there- Ord. No. 1142-2000. Cleveland City School District or the fore, By Councilman Rybka. City of Cleveland; or Be it ordained by the Council of (2) a member of the City’s Auxil- An emergency ordinance to amend the City of Cleveland: Section 2 of Ordinance No. 1084-2000, iary Police Force; or Section 1. That the Director of (3) a school crossing guard or his passed June 12, 2000, relating to a Community Development is autho- contract with Slavic Village Devel- or her alternate; or rized to enter into an agreement (4) a volunteer working on school opment Corporation for their Water- with Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service man Place housing development. property, whether public or private, Center for their African-American or at a City-owned recreation center; Whereas, this ordinance consti- picnic. tutes an emergency measure provid- or Section 2. That the cost of said (5) a taxicab driver licensed ing for the usual daily operation of contract shall be in an amount not under Chapter 443 of the Codified a municipal department; now, there- to exceed $35,500 and shall be paid Ordinances; fore, from Fund No. 10 SF 166. and the court further determines Be it ordained by the Council of Section 3. That the Director of that the victim was performing his the City of Cleveland: or her official duties at the time of Law shall prepare and approve said Section 1. That Section 2 of Ordi- contract and that the contract shall the offense, the court shall set the nance 1084-2000, passed June 12, 2000 offender’s fine at $1,000.00 and in contain such terms and provisions is hereby amended to read as fol- addition to said fine shall sentence as he deems necessary to protect the lows: the offender to not less than sixty City’s interest. Section 2. That the cost of said (60) days’ and not more than six (6) Section 4. That this ordinance is contract shall be in amount not to months’ imprisonment. The mini- hereby declared to be an emergency exceed $75,000 and shall be paid mum fine and imprisonment to be measure and, provided it receives from Fund No. 10 SF 166. imposed by the court pursuant to the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 2. That the existing Sec- this division (d) are mandatory. The all the members elected to Council, tion 2 of Ordinance 1084-2000, passed court shall not suspend all or any it shall take effect and be in force June 12, 2000 is hereby repealed. portion of said fines and imprison- immediately upon its passage and Section 3. That this ordinance is ment. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it hereby declared to be an emergency (e) Notwithstanding the provi- shall take effect and be in force measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of sions of division (c) of this section, from and after the earliest period all the members elected to Council, if the sentencing court determines allowed by law. it shall take effect and be in force that the victim of the offense was a Motion to suspend rules. Charter immediately upon its passage and child between the ages of six and and statutory provisions and place approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it seventeen and was in attendance in on final passage. shall take effect and be in force a facility owned by the Cleveland The rules were suspended. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read from and after the earliest period City School District at the time of allowed by law. the offense, the court shall set the third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Motion to suspend rules. Charter offender’s fine at $1,000.00 and, in and statutory provisions and place addition to said fine, shall sentence on final passage. the offender to not less than sixty Ord. No. 1141-2000. By Councilmen Rybka, Jones, The rules were suspended. Yeas (60) days’ and not more than six (6) 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read months’ imprisonment. The mini- White, Jackson, Britt, Cimperman, Gordon, O’Malley, Brady, Sweeney third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. mum fine and imprisonment to be Nays 0. imposed by the court pursuant to and Dolan. this division (d) are mandatory. The An emergency ordinance authorizing the Director of Community Ord. No. 1143-2000. court shall not suspend all or any By Councilman White. Development to enter into an agree- portion of said fines and imprison- An emergency ordinance authoriz- ment with Cuyahoga River Remedial ment. ing the Director of Community Action Plan for their summer intern- (f) This section does not apply Development to enter into an agree- where the offense constitutes a ship program through the use of ment with Miles Avenue Family felony pursuant to Section 2903.13 of Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 YMCA for building site improve- the Revised Code. and 21 Neighborhood Equity Funds. ments and recreational equipment Section 2. That existing Section Whereas, this ordinance consti- for football through the use of Ward 621.03 of the Codified Ordinances of tutes an emergency measure provid- 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as amended ing for the usual daily operation of Whereas, this ordinance consti- by Ordinance No. 2057-A-99, passed a municipal department; now, there- tutes an emergency measure provid- April 17, 2000, is hereby repealed. fore, ing for the usual daily operation of Section 3. That this ordinance is Be it ordained by the Council of a municipal department; now, there- hereby declared to be an emergency the City of Cleveland: fore, measure and, provided it receives Section 1. That the Director of Be it ordained by the Council of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Community Development is autho- the City of Cleveland: all the members elected to Council, rized to enter into an agreement Section 1. That the Director of it shall take effect and be in force with Cuyahoga River Remedial Community Development is autho- immediately upon its passage and Action Plan for their summer intern- rized to enter into an agreement approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ship program. with Miles Avenue Family YMCA shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That the cost of said for building site improvements and from and after the earliest period contract shall be in an amount not recreational equipment for football. allowed by law. to exceed $5,750 and shall be paid Section 2. That the cost of said Motion to suspend rules. Charter from Fund No. 10 SF 166. contract shall be in an amount not and statutory provisions and place Section 3. That the Director of to exceed $58,000 and shall be paid on final passage. Law shall prepare and approve said from Fund No. 10 SF 166. 1366 June 21, 2000 The City Record 27

Section 3. That the Director of to Needy Families Program; and Cleveland Public Theatre Law shall prepare and approve said Whereas, this ordinance consti- Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing contract and that the contract shall tutes an emergency measure provid- Association contain such terms and provisions ing for the usual daily operation of IMR — Global Orion and Youth as he deems necessary to protect the a municipal department; now, there- Opportunities Unlimited City’s interest. fore, JPC Learning Center Section 4. That this ordinance is Be it ordained by the Council of The Bridge Foundation hereby declared to be an emergency the City of Cleveland: Vocational Guidance Services measure and, provided it receives Section 1. That the Director of West Side Ecumenical Ministry the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Personnel and Human Resources is Youth Opportunities Unlimited all the members elected to Council, hereby authorized to enter into con- United Labor Agency it shall take effect and be in force tract with the following to provide immediately upon its passage and services for the Temporary Assis- Section 2. That the total aggre- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tance to Needy Families Program: gate cost of the contracts authorized shall take effect and be in force above shall be paid from Fund No. from and after the earliest period A Ross Learning, Inc. 16 SF 200 and shall not exceed allowed by law. Cleveland Institute of Dental/Medi- $3,492,325, Request Nos. 15424 and Motion to suspend rules. Charter cal Assistants, Inc. 16428. and statutory provisions and place Cleveland Municipal School Dis- Section 3. That this ordinance is on final passage. trict hereby declared to be an emergency The rules were suspended. Yeas Cuyahoga Community College measure and, provided it receives 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read (ONOW) the affirmative vote of two-thirds of third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. Early Childcare Options of Uni- all the members elected to Council, Nays 0. versity Circle it shall take effect and be in force IMR-Global Orion immediately upon its passage and Ord. No. 1144-2000. JPC Learning Center approval by the Mayor; otherwise it By Councilman White. Marriott CETP shall take effect and be in force An emergency ordinance authoriz- Spirit of Cleveland from and after the earliest period ing the Director of Community The Bridge Foundation allowed by law. Development to enter into an agree- Motion to suspend rules. Charter ment with Union Miles Development Section 2. That the total aggre- and statutory provisions and place Corporation for assistance with the gate cost of the contracts authorized on final passage. renovation costs for the Miles Park above shall be paid from Fund No. The rules were suspended. Yeas Carnegie Library through the use of 16 SF 100 and shall not exceed 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds. $4,024,406.00, Request No. 15425. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 3. That this ordinance is Nays 0. tutes an emergency measure provid- hereby declared to be an emergency ing for the usual daily operation of measure and, provided it receives FIRST READING EMERGENCY a municipal department; now, there- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of RESOLUTIONS READ IN FULL fore, all the members elected to Council, AND ADOPTED Be it ordained by the Council of it shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: immediately upon its passage and Res. No. 1147-2000. Section 1. That the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it By Councilmen Brady and Rybka. Community Development is autho- shall take effect and be in force An emergency resolution proclaim- rized to enter into an agreement from and after the earliest period ing July, 2000 to be Recreation and with Union Miles Development Cor- allowed by law. Parks month in the City of Cleve- poration for assistance with the ren- Motion to suspend rules. Charter land. ovation costs for the Miles Park and statutory provisions and place Whereas, this Council believes Carnegie Library. on final passage. that parks, recreation, and leisure Section 2. That the cost of said The rules were suspended. Yeas activities provide opportunities for contract shall be in an amount not 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read young people to live, grow and to exceed $100,000 and shall be paid third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. develop into contributing members from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Nays 0. of society; and Section 3. That the Director of Whereas, parks and recreation Law shall prepare and approve said Ord. No. 1146-2000. activities create a social environ- contract and that the contract shall By Councilmen White and ment that enriches life experiences contain such terms and provisions Polensek (by departmental request). for older members of our city; and as he deems necessary to protect the An emergency ordinance authoriz- Whereas, this Council of the City City’s interest. ing the Director of Personnel and of Cleveland encourages the cre- Section 4. That this ordinance is Human Resources to enter into con- ation of opportunities for people to hereby declared to be an emergency tracts with various agencies to pro- come together to experience a sense measure and, provided it receives vide services related to the Work- of community through fun, recrea- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of force Investment Act Program. tional pursuits, and all the members elected to Council, Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance Whereas, parks, playgrounds, it shall take effect and be in force No. 657-2000, passed May 22, 2000, nature trails, open spaces and com- immediately upon its passage and this Council, authorized the Director munity and cultural centers make approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of Personnel and Human Resources, Cleveland a more attractive and shall take effect and be in force among other things, to accept allo- desirable place to live and work; and from and after the earliest period cations of grants from the State of Whereas, parks and recreation allowed by law. Ohio Bureau of Employment Ser- programs and activities touch the Motion to suspend rules. Charter vices under the Workforce Invest- lives of individuals, families, groups, and statutory provisions and place ment Act, Title I; and and the entire community which pos- on final passage. Whereas, this ordinance consti- itively impacts upon the social, eco- The rules were suspended. Yeas tutes an emergency measure provid- nomic, health and environmental 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read ing for the usual daily operation of quality of the City of Cleveland; and third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. a municipal department; now, there- Whereas, this resolution consti- Nays 0. fore, tutes an emergency measure for the Be it ordained by the Council of immediate preservation of public Ord. No. 1145-2000. the City of Cleveland: peace, property, health or safety, By Councilmen White and Polen- Section 1. That the Director of now, therefore, sek (by departmental request). Personnel and Human Resources is Be it resolved by the Council of An emergency ordinance authoriz- hereby authorized to enter into con- the City of Cleveland: ing the Director of Personnel and tract with the following to provide Section 1. That this Council of the Human Resources to enter into con- services under the Workforce In- City of Cleveland joins with the tracts with various agencies to pro- vestment Act, which include ser- National Recreation and Park Asso- vide services related to the Tempo- vices for youth, adult employment ciation in proclaiming July, 2000 as rary Assistance to Needy Families and training services and services Recreation and Parks Month and Program. related to dislocated worker em- encourages all citizens of Cleveland Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance ployment and training: to celebrate by participating in their No. 525-2000, passed May 1, 2000, this choice of recreation, park and Council authorized the Director of Catholic Charities — FATIMA Cen- leisure activities with family, Personnel and Human Resources to te r friends and neighbors. apply for and accept a grant from Center for Employment Training Section 3. That this resolution is the Ohio Department of Human Ser- Cleveland Industrial Training hereby declared to be an emergency vices for the Temporary Assistance Cleveland Municipal School District measure and, provided it receives 1367 28 The City Record June 21, 2000 the affirmative vote of two-thirds of since paved the way for millions of of the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- all the members elected to Council, Americans with disabilities to be- land, Ohio, 1976, relating to motor it shall take effect and be in force come more self-sufficient and more vehicle sales places and penalty immediately upon its adoption and independent through increased employ- therefor. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ment opportunities and improved Approved by Directors of City shall take effect and be in force mobility facilities; and Planning Commission, Finance, from and after the earliest period Whereas, the development of Law; Recommended by Committees allowed by law. adaptive equipment and adaptive on City Planning, Finance; when Motion to suspend rules. Charter computer devices that translate the amended as follows: and statutory provisions and place written word to verbal word, trans- 1. In Section 1, at Section 686.02, on final passage. fer the spoken word into writing or strike division (d) of in its entirety The rules were suspended. Yeas Braille or otherwise enable persons and insert in lieu thereof new divi- 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read with limited motor, audio or visual sions (d), (e) and (f), to read, third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 20. abilities to accurately and effective- respectively, as follows: Nays 0. ly utilize a computer has improved “(d) ‘New motor vehicle dealer’ the productivity and quality of life means any person engaged in the Res. No. 1148-2000. for persons with disabilities; and business of selling at retail, dis- By Councilmen Johnson and Britt. Whereas, colleges and universities playing, offering for sale, or dealing An emergency resolution support- have adopted strategies to include in new motor vehicles pursuant to a ing the proposal by the Cleveland and increase their ability to serve contract or agreement entered into New Homes L.P. for the develop- disabled students with accessible with the manufacturer, remanufac- ment and construction of affordable facilities, use of adaptive equip- turer, or distributor of the motor housing with the use of housing tax ment, proctors for test-taking and vehicles. credits from the Ohio Housing notation and other specialized fac- (e) ‘Used motor vehicle dealer’ Finance Agency. ulty and programs; and means any person engaged in the Whereas, each year the Ohio Hous- Whereas, service agencies includ- business of selling, displaying, ing Finance Agency allocates housing our local Bureau of Vocational offering for sale, or dealing in used ing credits for affordable housing Rehabilitation, the Cleveland Sight motor vehicles, at retail or whole- developments throughout Ohio using Center and the Disable Veterans sale, but does not include any of the a competitive proposal process; and Affairs agency have aided in the following: Whereas, Cleveland New Homes accomplishment of developing and (1) a new motor vehicle dealer L.P. is proposing to develop up to 65 implementing support services selling, displaying, offering for sale, housing units; and throughout the nation; and or dealing in used motor vehicles Whereas, 100 percent of these Whereas, many local clubs and incidental to engaging in the busi- homes will be occupied by low- non-profit organizations have formed ness of selling, displaying, offering income families, with no market to orchestrate extracurricular activ- for sale, or dealing in new motor rate units; and ities for persons with disabilities vehicles, provided that the used Whereas, 20 percent of these such as the Cleveland Scrappers motor vehicles are sold, displayed or homes will serve a specific needs Beeper Baseball team and the Danc- offered for sale on land that is adja- population, namely single parent ing Wheels wheelchair dancing cent or contiguous to the new motor households; and troupe, each of which have partici- vehicle sales lot; or Whereas, this Council of the City pated in international engagements (2) a person engaged in the busi- of Cleveland supports the proposal across the globe; and ness of dismantling, salvaging, or of Cleveland New Homes L.P. to Whereas, the primary objective of rebuilding motor vehicles by means develop this affordable housing for the Disability Coalition Movement of of using used parts; or the benefit of the citizens of Cleve- Cleveland is to unite agencies, insti- (3) a public officer performing land; now, therefore, tutions, businesses, people with dis- official duties. Be it resolved by the Council of abilities and all concerned parties to (f) ‘Used motor vehicle sales the City of Cleveland: bring about an awareness and place’ means the business premises Section 1. That the Council of the understanding that the Americans of a used motor vehicle dealer. Two City of Cleveland supports the pro- with Disabilities Act has been and or more adjoining or proximate posal of Cleveland New Homes L.P. remains in the means of much of the parcels used for such purposes and to provide affordable housing for success of so many individuals with the citizens of Cleveland through disabilities; now therefore, operated as a single business shall the use of housing tax credits from Be it resolved by the Council of be considered one ‘used motor vehi- the Ohio Housing Finance Agency. the City of Cleveland: cle sales place’ for purposes of this Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Section 1. That this Council de- chapter.”. cil is hereby requested to transmit clare July 21st, 2000 as the Ameri- 2. In each of the following a copy of the resolution to the Exec- cans with Disabilities Act Celebra- instances, strike “motor vehicle stor- utive Director of the Buckeye Area tion Day throughout the City of age place” or strike “motor vehicle (Cleveland) Development Corpora- Cleveland, to celebrate the improved storage places”, whichever appears, tion. lives and successes of persons with and insert in lieu thereof, respec- Section 3. That this resolution is disabilities and to renew a commit- tively, “used motor vehicle storage hereby declared to be an emergency ment to our efforts to increase place” or “used motor vehicle stor- measure and, provided it receives awareness and support of ingenuity age places”, retaining the singular the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and improvement to increase the or plural as in the original text: all the members elected to Council, productivity, inclusion and quality In the title, line 5; it shall take effect and be in force of life for persons with disabilities. In Section 1, line 5; immediately upon its adoption and Section 2. That this resolution is In Section 1, at Section 686.01, approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it hereby declared to be an emergency lines 3 and 4; shall take effect and be in force measure and, provided it receives In Section 1, at Section 686.03, line from and after the earliest period the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 2; and in lines 9 and 10; allowed by law. all the members elected to Council, In Section 1, at Section 686.04(a), Motion to suspend rules. Charter it shall take effect and be in force line 2; and statutory provisions and place immediately upon its adoption and In Section 1, at Section 686.04(a) on final passage. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it (1), lines 1 and 2; and in lines 7 and The rules were suspended. Yeas shall take effect and be in force 8; 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read from and after the earliest period In Section 1, at Section 686.04(a) third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 20. allowed by law. (2), line 6; and in lines 10 and 11; Nays 0. Motion to suspend rules. Charter In Section 1, at Section 686.04(b), and statutory provisions and place line 2 and in line 4; Res. No. 1149-2000. on final passage. In Section 1, at Section 686.04(b) By Councilmen Jones, White, Robin- The rules were suspended. Yeas (1), lines 1 and 2; son, Johnson, Jackson, Britt, Lewis, 20. Nays 0. Read second time. Read In Section 1, at Section 686.04(b) Patmon, Willis, Coats, Polensek, third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 20. (2), line 2; Rybka, Cimperman, Cintron, Gordon, Nays 0. In Section 1, at Section 686.05(c), O’Malley, Melena, Westbrook, Brady, line 1; Sweeney and Dolan. SECOND READING EMERGENCY In Section 1, at Section 686.05(d), An emergency resolution declaring ORDINANCES PASSED line 3; July 21, 2000 as Americans with Dis- In Section 1, at Section 686.06, line abilities Act Celebration Day Ord. No. 672-97. 6; throughout the City of Cleveland. By Councilmen Rybka, Willis and In Section 1, at Section 686.07, line Whereas, the Americans with Dis- Westbrook (by departmental request). 2; abilities Act (ADA) was signed in An emergency ordinance to enact In Section 1, at Section 686.07(a), to law on July 26, 19900 and has Sections 686.01 to 686.10 and 686.99 lines 3 and 4; 1368 June 21, 2000 The City Record 29

In Section 1, at Section 686.07(b), Absent: Councilman Robinson. “four dollars and forty-one cents lines 3 and 4; In compliance with Section 33 of ($4.41)” and insert in lieu thereof In Section 1, at Section 686.07(d), the Charter, a copy of the legisla- the following: “four dollars and thir- lines 1 and 2; and in lines 5 and 6; tion was furnished to each member ty-four cents ($4.34)”. In Section 1, at Section 686.07(e), of Council before final passage. 8. In Section 2, at Section 543.02 line 2; and (h), lines 10, 11, 14 and 15 delete In Section 1, at Section 686.07(f), Ord. No. 1123-99. “four dollars and sixty-three cents line 1; and in lines 4 and 5. By Councilmen Patmon, Jackson, ($4.63)” and insert in lieu thereof 3. In Section 1, at Section Robinson and Johnson (by depart- the following: “four dollars and 686.04(a)(1), line 4, strike “February mental request). fifty-two cents ($4.52)”. 1, 1998” and insert “October 31, 2000”; An emergency ordinance authoriz- 9. In Section 2, at Section 543.02 in lines 4 and 5, strike “April 1, 1998” ing the Director of Economic Devel- (i), lines 10, 11, 14, and 15 delete and insert “December 31, 2000”; in opment to enter into an Enterprise “four dollars and eighty-six cents line 6, strike “February 1” and insert Zone Agreement with Glenville ($4.86)” and insert in lieu thereof “October 31”; and in line 7, strike Towne Center, Ltd. to provide for a the following: “four dollars and sev- “April 1” and insert in lieu thereof ten year abatement for certain tangi- enty-one cents ($4.71)”. “December 31”. ble personal property and real estate 10. In Section 2, at Section 543.02 4. In Section 1, at Section taxes as an incentive to acquire prop- (j), lines 10, 11, 14, and 15 delete 684.04(a)(3), line 3, strike “fifty dol- erty and a building, and to construct “five dollars and eleven cents lars ($50.00)” and insert in lieu a new retail center at East 105th ($5.11)” and insert in lieu thereof thereof “one hundred dollars Street and St. Clair Avenue in the the following: “four dollars and ($100.00)”. Cleveland Area Enterprise Zone. ninety-one cents ($4.91)”. 5. In Section 1, at Section Approved by Directors of Econo- 11. Insert New Section 3 to read as 686.04(a)(2), insert the following mic Development, City Planning follows: “That the Moral Claims after (a)(2)C. to read as follows: Commission, Finance, Law; Recom- Commission shall consider payment “D. a list of temporary license mended by Committees on Communi- in an amount not to exceed two plates issued by the used motor ty and Economic Development, City thousand dollars ($2,000.00) to each vehicle sales place in the previous Planning, Finance; when amended claimant who incurs necessary and twelve (12) months.”. as follows: reasonable expenses in repairing or 6. In Section 1, at Section 1. In Section 3, line 3, strike “1123- maintaining a sewer structure that 686.04(b)(1), in lines 4 and 5, strike 99-A” and insert in lieu thereof the is the responsibility of the City.” “with the license application following: “1123-99-B”. 12. Renumber existing “Section 3” required in division (a).” and insert Amendment agreed to. to new “Section 4”. in lieu thereof “no later than Feb- The rules were suspended. Yeas Amendments agreed to. ruary 28, 2001. In all other cases, the 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. The rules were suspended. Yeas required plan shall be submitted Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. with the license application required In compliance with Section 33 of Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. in division (a) of this section.”. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- In compliance with Section 33 of 7. In Section 1, at Section tion was furnished to each member the Charter, a copy of the legisla- 686.05(c), line 4, strike “April 1” and of Council before final passage. tion was furnished to each member insert in lieu thereof “December 31”. of Council before final passage. 8. In Section 1, at Section Ord. No. 1742-99. 686.05(d), line 2, strike “April 1 to By Councilmen Willis, Zone and Ord. No. 1743-99. March 31” and insert in lieu thereof Johnson (by departmental request). By Councilmen Willis, Zone and “January 1 to December 31”; in line An emergency ordinance to amend Johnson (by departmental request). 4, strike “April 1” and insert in lieu Section 543.02 of the Codified Ordi- An emergency ordinance to amend thereof “January 1”; in line 6, strike nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as Sections 535.04, 535.05, 535.051, 535.06, “January 1 but prior to April 1” and amended by Ordinance No. 2012-95, 535.18 and 535.21 of the Codified insert in lieu thereof “September 1 Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, passed April 1, 1996, relating to sew- but prior to December 31”; and in as amended by various ordinances, erage service charges within Cleve- line 7, strike “March 31” and insert relating to rates, rules and regula- in lieu thereof “December 31”. land. tions for water service provided by 9. In Section 1, at Section 686.06, Approved by Directors of Public the Division of Water, Department after the title, insert “(a) Storage.”, Utilities, Finance, Law; Recom- of Public Utilities. and at the end of existing Section mended by Committees on Public Approved by Directors of Public 686.06, insert the following new divi- Utilities, Legislation, Finance; when Utilities, Finance, Law; Recom- sion (b) to read as follows: amended as follows: mended by Committees on Public “(b) Use. If the operator of a 1. In Section 2, at Section 543.02 Utilities, Legislation, Finance; when motor vehicle sales place permits (a), lines 6, 7, and 11 delete “six dol- amended as follows: customers to test drive vehicles lars and eighty-eight cents ($6.88)” 1. In Section 2, at Section offered for sale, the operator shall and insert in lieu thereof the fol- 535.04(a)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike provide to each such customer, lowing: “six dollars and eighty-one “Seven Dollars and Seventy-Seven immediately prior to the test drive, cents ($6.81)”. Cents ($7.77)” and insert in lieu a written notice stating that the 2. In Section 2, at Section 543.02 thereof “Seven Dollars and Fifty- vehicle shall be operated in accor- (b), lines 6, 7, and 11 delete “seven Nine Cents ($7.59)”. dance with all applicable traffic dollars and twenty-nine cents 2. In Section 2, at Section laws, and, more specifically, shall ($7.29)” and insert in lieu thereof 535.04(a)(2), lines 2 and 3, strike not be operated in a manner that the following: “seven dollars and “Sixteen Dollars and Sixty-Two produces excessive and unusual lev- sixteen cents ($7.16)”. Cents ($16.62)” and insert in lieu els of noise or fumes. To facilitate 3. In Section 2, at Section 543.02 thereof “Sixteen Dollars and Twen- compliance with this notice, an (c), lines 6, 7, 11, and 12 delete ty-Three Cents ($16.23)”. employee of the used motor vehicle “seven dollars and seventy-three 3. In Section 2, at Section sales place shall accompany any cents ($7.73)” and insert in lieu 535.04(b)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike customer test-driving a vehicle thereof the following: “seven dollars “Eight Dollars and Twenty-Four being offered for sale. Repeated and fifty-one cents ($7.51)”. Cents ($8.24)” and insert in lieu violations of the provision of this 4. In Section 2, at Section 543.02 thereof “Seven Dollars and Eighty- section will be considered cause for (d), lines 6, 7, and 11 delete “eight Five Cents ($7.85)”. suspension or revocation of a dollars and nineteen cents ($8.19)” 4. In Section 2, at Section license.”. and insert in lieu thereof the fol- 535.04(b)(2), line 3, strike “Seven- 10. In Section 1, at Section lowing: “seven dollars and eighty- teen Dollars and Sixty-Two Cents 686.07(f), in line 4, strike “October nine cents ($7.89)”. ($17.62)” and insert in lieu thereof 31, 1998” and insert in lieu thereof 5. In Section 2, at Section 543.02 “Sixteen Dollars and Eighty Cents “July 31, 2001”. (e), lines 6, 10, and 11 delete “eight ($16.80)”. Amendments agreed to. dollars and sixty-nine cents ($8.69)” 5. In Section 2, at Section The rules were suspended. Yeas and insert in lieu thereof the fol- 535.04(c)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. lowing: “eight dollars and twenty- “Eight Dollars and Seventy-Three Passed. Yeas 19. Nays 1. eight cents ($8.28)”. Cents ($8.73)” and insert in lieu Those voting yea: Councilmen 6. In Section 2, at Section 543.02 thereof “Eight Dollars and Thirteen Polensek, Brady, Britt, Cimperman, (f), lines 10, 11, 14, and 15 delete Cents ($8.13)”. Coats, Dolan, Gordon, Jackson, John- “four dollars and twenty cents 6. In Section 2, at Section son, Jones, Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, ($4.20)” and insert in lieu thereof 535.04(c)(2), line 3, strike “Eighteen Patmon, Rybka, Sweeney, West- the following: “four dollars and sev- Dollars and Sixty-Eight Cents brook, White and Willis. enteen cents ($4.17)”. ($18.68)” and insert in lieu thereof Those voting nay: Councilman 7. In Section 2, at Section 543.02 “Seventeen Dollars and Thirty-Eight Cintron. (g), lines 10, 11, 14, and 15 delete Cents ($17.38)”. 1369 30 The City Record June 21, 2000

7. In Section 2, at Section “($31.32)” and insert in lieu thereof 29. In Section 2, at Section 535.04(d)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike “Twenty-Nine Dollars and Eighty- 535.05(e)(2), lines 5 and 6, strike “Nine Dollars and Twenty-Five Eight Cents ($29.88)”. “Twenty Dollars and Nine Cents Cents ($9.25)” and insert in lieu 20. In Section 2, at Section ($20.09)” and insert in lieu thereof thereof “Eight Dollars and Forty- 535.05(b)(2), lines 5 and 6, strike “Seventeen Dollars and Eighty-Eight One Cents ($8.41)”. “Sixteen Dollars and Ninety-Four Cents ($17.88)”; and in line 8, strike 8. In Section 2, at Section Cents ($16.94)” and insert in lieu “Forty-Three Dollars and Sixty- 535.04(d)(2), line 3, strike “Nineteen thereof “Sixteen Dollars and Seven- Eight Cents “($43.68)” and insert in Dollars and Eighty Cents ($19.80)” teen Cents ($16.17)”; and in line 8, lieu thereof “Thirty-Eight Dollars and insert in lieu thereof “Seventeen strike “Thirty-Six Dollars and Nine- and Ninety-Six Cents ($38.96)”. Dollars and Ninety-Nine Cents ty-Five Cents “($36.95)” and insert in 30. In Section 2, at Section ($17.99)”. lieu thereof “Thirty-Five Dollars and 535.05(e)(3), lines 5 and 6, strike 9. In Section 2, at Section Thirty Cents ($35.30)”. “Twenty-Three Dollars Forty-Seven 535.04(e)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike 21. In Section 2, at Section Cents ($23.47)” and insert in lieu “Nine Dollars and Eighty-One Cents 535.05(b)(3), lines 5 and 6, strike thereof “Twenty Dollars and Ninety- ($9.81)” and insert in lieu thereof “Nineteen Dollars and Eight-Five Three Cents ($20.93)”; and in line 8, “Eight Dollars and Seventy-One Cents ($19.85)” and insert in lieu strike “Fifty Dollars and Sixteen Cents ($8.71)”. thereof “Eighteen Dollars and Nine- Cents ($50.16)” and insert in lieu 10. In Section 2, at Section ty-Seven Cents ($18.97)”; and in line thereof “Forty-Four Dollars and Sev- 535.04(e)(2), lines 2 and 3, strike 8, strike “Forty-Two Dollars and enty-Three Cents ($44.73)”. “Twenty Dollars and Ninety-Eight Forty-Two Cents “($42.42)” and 31. In Section 2, at Section Cents ($20.98)” and insert in lieu insert in lieu thereof “Forty Dollars 535.05(f)(1), lines 9 and 10 and in thereof “Eighteen Dollars and Sixty- and Fifty-Three Cents ($40.53)”. line 11, strike “Six Dollars and Two Cents ($18.62)”. 22. In Section 2, at Section Fifty-Nine Cents ($6.59)” and insert 11. In Section 2, at Section 535.05(c)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike in lieu thereof in both places “Six 535.04(f), lines 10 and 11 and in line “Fifteen Dollars and Fifty-Four Dollars and Thirty-Two Cents 12, strike “Three Dollars and Seven- Cents ($15.54)” and insert in lieu ($6.32)”. ty-Seven Cents ($3.77)” and insert in thereof “ Fourteen Dollars and Forty- 32. In Section 2, at Section lieu thereof in both places “Three Eight Cents ($14.48)”; and in lines 8 535.05(f)(2), beginning in line 9 and Dollars and Sixty-One Cents ($3.61)”. and 9, strike “Thirty-Three Dollars beginning in line 10, strike “Eight 12. In Section 2, at Section and Seventeen Cents “($33.17)” and Dollars and Fifty-Six Cents ($8.56)” 535.04(g), beginning on line 10 and insert in lieu thereof “Thirty Dollars and insert in lieu thereof in both also beginning on line 11, strike and Ninety-One Cents ($30.91)”. places “Eight Dollars and Twenty- “Four Dollars ($4.00)” and insert in 23. In Section 2, at Section Four Cents ($8.24)”. lieu thereof in both places “Three 535.05(c)(2), lines 5 and 6, strike 33. In Section 2, at Section Dollars and Sixty-Eight Cents “Seventeen Dollars and Ninety-Three 535.05(f)(3), beginning in line 9 and ($3.68)”. Cents ($17.93)” and insert in lieu beginning in line 10, strike “Ten 13. In Section 2, at Section thereof “Sixteen Dollars and Seven- Dollars and Eighty-Six Cents 535.04(h), lines 10 and 11 and in line ty-Two Cents ($16.72)”; and in line ($10.86)” and insert in lieu thereof 12, strike “Four Dollars and Twen- 8, strike “Thirty-Nine Dollars and in both places “Ten Dollars and ty-Five Cents ($4.25)” and insert in Six Cents “($39.06)” and insert in Forty-Nine Cents ($10.49)”. lieu thereof in both places “Three lieu thereof “Thirty Six Dollars and 34. In Section 2, at Section Dollars and Seventy-Four Cents Forty-Eight Cents ($36.48)”. 535.05(g)(1), beginning in line 9 and ($3.74)”. 24. In Section 2, at Section beginning in line 10, strike “Seven 14. In Section 2, at Section 535.05(c)(3), lines 5 and 6, strike Dollars ($7.00)” and insert in lieu 535.04(i), lines 10 and 11 and in line 12, strike “Four Dollars and Fifty- “Twenty Dollars and Ninety-Nine thereof in both places “Six Dollars One Cents ($4.51)” and insert in lieu Cents ($20.99)” and insert in lieu and Forty-Three Cents ($6.43)”. thereof in both places “Three Dol- thereof “Nineteen Dollars and Sixty 35. In Section 2, at Section lars and Eighty-One Cents ($3.81)”. Cents ($19.60)”; and in line 8, strike 535.05(g)(2), beginning in line 9 and 15. In Section 2, at Section “Forty-Four Dollars and Eighty-Five beginning in line 10, strike “Nine 535.04(j), lines 10 and 11 and in line Cents “($44.85)” and insert in lieu Dollars and Three Cents ($9.03)” 12, strike “Four Dollars and Seven- thereof “Forty One Dollars and and insert in lieu thereof in both ty-Nine Cents ($4.79)” and insert in Eighty-Eight Cents ($41.88)”. places “Eight Dollars and Thirty- lieu thereof in both places “Three 25. In Section 2, at Section Seven Cents ($8.37)”. Dollars and Eighty-Seven Cents 535.05(d)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike 36. In Section 2, at Section ($3.87)”. “Sixteen Dollars and Forty-Six Cents 535.05(g)(3), beginning in line 9 and 16. In Section 2, at Section ($16.46)” and insert in lieu thereof beginning in line 10, strike “Eleven 535.05(a)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike “Fourteen Dollars and Ninety-Eight Dollars and Thirty-Nine Cents “Thirteen Dollars and Eighty-Six Cents ($14.98)”; and in lines 8 and 9, ($11.39)” and insert in lieu thereof Cents ($13.86)” and insert in lieu strike “Thirty-Five Dollars and Thir- in both places “Ten Dollars and there of “Thirteen Dollars and Fifty- teen Cents “($35.13)” and insert in Sixty-Four Cents ($10.64)”. Four Cents ($13.54)”; and in lines 8 lieu thereof “Thirty One Dollars and 37. In Section 2, at Section and 9, strike “Twenty-Nine Dollars Ninety-Eight Cents ($31.98)”. 535.05(h)(1), beginning in line 9 and and Fifty-Eight Cents “($29.58)” and 26. In Section 2, at Section beginning in line 11, strike “Seven insert in lieu thereof “Twenty-Eight 535.05(d)(2), lines 5 and 6, strike Dollars and Forty-Four Cents Dollars and Eighty-Nine Cents “Eighteen Dollars and Ninety-Eight ($7.44)” and insert in lieu thereof in ($28.89)”. Cents ($18.98)” and insert in lieu both places “Six Dollars and Fifty- 17. In Section 2, at Section thereof “Seventeen Dollars and Four Cents ($6.54)”. 535.05(a)(2), lines 5 and 6, strike Twenty-Nine Cents ($17.29)”; and in 38. In Section 2, at Section “Sixteen Dollars and One Cent line 8, strike “Forty-One Dollars and 535.05(h)(2), beginning in line 9 and ($16.01)” and insert in lieu thereof Thirty Cents “($41.30)” and insert in beginning in line 10, strike “Nine “Fifteen Dollars and Sixty-Four lieu thereof “Thirty-Seven Dollars Dollars and Fifty-Two Cents ($9.52)” Cents ($15.64)”; and in line 8, strike and Seventy Cents ($37.70)”. and insert in lieu thereof in both “Thirty-Four Dollars and Ninety- 27. In Section 2, at Section places “Eight Dollars and Fifty Five Cents “($34.95)” and insert in 535.05(d)(3), lines 5 and 6, strike Cents ($8.50)”. lieu thereof “Thirty Four Dollars “Twenty-Two Dollars and Twenty 39. In Section 2, at Section and Seventeen Cents ($34.17)”. Cents ($22.20)” and insert in lieu 535.05(h)(3), beginning in line 9 and 18. In Section 2, at Section thereof “Twenty Dollars and Twen- beginning in line 10, strike “Eleven 535.05(a)(3), lines 5 and 6, strike ty-Six Cents ($20.26)”; and in line 8, Dollars and Ninety-Six Cents “Eighteen Dollars and Seventy-Eight strike “Forty-Seven Dollars and ($11.96)” and insert in lieu thereof Cents ($18.78)” and insert in lieu Forty-Three Cents “($47.43)” and in both places “Ten Dollars and Sev- thereof “Eighteen Dollars and Thir- insert in lieu thereof “Forty-Three enty-Nine Cents ($10.79)”. ty-Six Cents ($18.36)”; and in line 8, Dollars and Twenty-Eight Cents 40. In Section 2, at Section strike “Forty Dollars and Twelve ($43.28)”. 535.05(i)(1), beginning in line 9 and Cents “($40.12)” and insert in lieu 28. In Section 2, at Section beginning in line 11, strike “Seven thereof “Thirty-Nine Dollars and 535.05(e)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike Dollars and Eighty-Nine Cents Twenty-Two Cents ($39.22)”. “Seventeen Dollars and Forty-Three ($7.89)” and insert in lieu thereof in 19. In Section 2, at Section Cents ($17.43)” and insert in lieu both places “Six Dollars and Sixty- 535.05(b)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike thereof “Fifteen Dollars and Fifty Six Cents ($6.66)”. “Fourteen Dollars and Sixty-Eight Cents ($15.50)”; and in lines 8 and 9, 41. In Section 2, at Section Cents ($14.68)” and insert in lieu strike “Thirty-Seven Dollars and 535.05(i)(2), beginning in line 9 and thereof “Fourteen Dollars ($14.00)”; Twenty-One Cents “($37.21)” and beginning in line 10, strike “Ten and in lines 8 and 9, strike “Thirty- insert in lieu thereof “Thirty-Three Dollars and Four Cents ($10.04)” One Dollars and Thirty-Two Cents Dollars and Eight Cents ($33.08)”. and insert in lieu thereof in both 1370 June 21, 2000 The City Record 31 places “Eight Dollars and Sixty- Eight-Six Cents ($10.86)” and insert 69. In Section 2, at Section Three Cents ($8.63)”. in lieu thereof “Ten Dollars and 535.18(a)(9), line 2, strike “$19.43” 42. In Section 2, at Section Forty-Nine Cents ($10.49)”. and insert “$18.98”; in line 3, strike 535.05(i)(3), beginning in line 9 and 57. In Section 2, at Section “$20.59” and insert “$19.63”; in line 4, beginning in line 10, strike “Twelve 535.06(g), beginning in line 10 and strike “$21.81” and insert “$20.32”; in Dollars and Fifty-Six Cents ($12.56)” in line 11, strike “Eleven Dollars line 5, strike “$23.11” and insert and insert in lieu thereof in both and Thirty-Nine Cents ($11.39)” and “$21.02”; and in line 6, strike “$24.49” places “Ten Dollars and Ninety-Four insert in lieu thereof “Ten Dollars and insert in lieu thereof “$21.75”. Cents ($10.94)”. and Sixty-Four Cents ($10.64)”. 70. In Section 2, at Section 43. In Section 2, at Section 58. In Section 2, at Section 535.18(a)(10), line 2, strike “$28.60” 535.05(j)(1), beginning in line 9 and 535.06(h), beginning in line 10 and and insert “$28.01”; in line 3, strike beginning in line 11, strike “Eight in line 11, strike “Eleven Dollars “$30.12” and insert “$28.87”; in line 4, Dollars and Thirty-Eight Cents and Ninety-Six Cents ($11.96)” and strike “$31.73” and insert “$29.77”; in ($8.38)” and insert in lieu thereof in insert in lieu thereof “Ten Dollars line 5, strike “$33.44” and insert both places “Six Dollars and Seven- and Seventy-Nine Cents ($10.79)”. “$30.69”; and also in line 5, strike ty-Seven Cents ($6.77)”. 59. In Section 2, at Section “$35.25” and insert in lieu thereof 44. In Section 2, at Section 535.06(i), beginning in line 10 and in “$31.65”. 535.05(j)(2), beginning in line 9 and line 11, strike “Twelve Dollars and 71. In Section 2, at Section beginning in line 10, strike “Ten Fifty-Six Cents ($12.56)” and insert 535.18(a)(11), line 2, strike “$28.60” Dollars and Sixty Cents ($10.60)” in lieu thereof “Ten Dollars and and insert “$28.01”; in line 3, strike and insert in lieu thereof in both Ninety-Four Cents ($10.94)”. “$30.12” and insert “$28.87”; in line 4, places “Eight Dollars and Seventy- 60. In Section 2, at Section strike “$31.73” and insert “$29.77”; in Six Cents ($8.76)”. 535.06(j), beginning in line 10 and line 5, strike “$33.44” and insert 45. In Section 2, at Section in line 11, strike “Thirteen Dollars “$30.69”; and also in line 5, strike 535.05(j)(3), beginning in line 9 and and Twenty Cents ($13.20)” and “$35.25” and insert in lieu thereof beginning in line 10, strike “Thir- insert in lieu thereof “Eleven Dol- “$31.65”. teen Dollars and Twenty Cents lars and Nine Cents ($11.09)”. 72. In Section 2, at Section ($13.20)” and insert in lieu thereof 61. In Section 2, at Section 535.18(a)(12), line 2, strike “$28.60” in both places “Eleven Dollars and 535.18(a)(1), line 2, strike “$22.53” and insert “$28.01”; in line 3, strike Nine Cents ($11.09)”. and insert “$22.01”; in line 3, strike “$30.12” and insert “$28.87”; in line 4, 46. In Section 2, at Section “$23.85” and insert “$22.76”; in line 4, strike “$31.73” and insert “$29.77”; in 535.06(a)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike strike “$25.25” and insert “$23.54”; in line 5, strike “$33.44” and insert line 5, strike “$26.73” and insert “$30.69”; and in line 6, strike “$35.25” “Eighteen Dollars and Seventy-Eight “$24.34”; and in line 6, strike “$28.30” and insert in lieu thereof “$31.65”. Cents ($18.78)” and insert in lieu and insert in lieu thereof “$25.18”. 73. In Section 2, at Section thereof “Eighteen Dollars and Thir- 62. In Section 2, at Section 535.18(a)(13), line 2, strike “$28.60” ty-Six Cents ($18.36)”. 535.18(a)(2), line 2, strike “$19.43” and insert “$28.01”; in line 3, strike 47. In Section 2, at Section and insert “$18.98”; in line 3, strike “$30.12” and insert “$28.87”; in line 4, 535.06(a)(2), lines 2 and 3, strike “$20.59” and insert “$19.63”; in line 4, strike “$31.73” and insert “$29.77”; in “Forty Dollars and Twelve Cents strike “$21.81” and insert “$20.32”; in line 5, strike “$33.44” and insert ($40.12)” and insert in lieu thereof line 5, strike “$23.11” and insert “$30.69”; and also in line 5, strike “Thirty-Nine Dollars and Twenty- “$21.02”; and in line 6, strike “$24.49” “$35.25” and insert in lieu thereof Two Cents ($39.22)”. and insert in lieu thereof “$21.75”. “$31.65”. 48. In Section 2, at Section 63. In Section 2, at Section 74. In Section 2, at Section 535.06(b)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike 535.18(a)(3), line 2, strike “$19.43” 535.18(a)(14), line 2, strike “$28.60” “Nineteen Dollars and Eighty-Five and insert “$18.98”; in line 3, strike and insert “$28.01”; in line 3, strike Cents ($19.85)” and insert in lieu “$20.59” and insert “$19.63”; in line 4, “$30.12” and insert “$28.87”; in line 4, thereof “Eighteen Dollars and Nine- strike “$21.81” and insert “$20.32”; in strike “$31.73” and insert “$29.77”; in ty-Seven Cents ($18.97)”. line 5, strike “$23.11” and insert line 5, strike “$33.44” and insert 49. In Section 2, at Section “$21.02”; and in line 6, strike “$24.49” “$30.69”; and also in line 5, strike 535.06(b)(2), line 3, strike “Forty- and insert in lieu thereof “$21.75”. “$35.25” and insert in lieu thereof Two Dollars and Forty-Two Cents 64. In Section 2, at Section “$31.65”. ($42.42)” and insert in lieu thereof 535.18(a)(4), line 2, strike “$22.93” Amendments agreed to. “Forty Dollars and Fifty-Three and insert “$22.41”; in line 3, strike The rules were suspended. Yeas Cents ($40.53)”. “$24.25” and insert “$23.16”; in line 4, 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. 50. In Section 2, at Section strike “$25.65” and insert “$23.94”; in Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 535.06(c)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike line 5, strike “$27.13” and insert In compliance with Section 33 of “Twenty Dollars and Ninety-Nine “$24.74”; and in line 6, strike “$28.70” the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Cents ($20.99)” and insert in lieu and insert in lieu thereof “$25.58”. tion was furnished to each member thereof “Nineteen Dollars and Sixty 65. In Section 2, at Section of Council before final passage. Cents ($19.60)”. 535.18(a)(5), line 2, strike “$26.00” 51. In Section 2, at Section and insert “$25.41”; in line 3, strike Ord. No. 1909-99. 535.06(c)(2), line 3, strike “Forty- “$27.52” and insert “$26.27”; in line 4, By Councilman Sweeney. Four Dollars and Eighty-Five Cents strike “$29.13” and insert “$27.17”; in An emergency ordinance to vacate ($44.85)” and insert in lieu thereof line 5, strike “$30.84” and insert a portion of Postal Court S.W. herein- “Forty-One Dollars and Eighty-Eight “$28.09”; and in line 6, strike “$32.65” after described. Cents ($41.88)”. and insert in lieu thereof “$29.05”. Approved by Directors of Public 52. In Section 2, at Section 66. In Section 2, at Section Service, City Planning Commission, 535.06(d)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike 535.18(a)(6), line 2, strike “$24.99” Finance, Law; Recommended by “Twenty-Two Dollars and Twenty and insert “$24.54”; in line 3, strike Committees on Public Service, City Cents ($22.20)” and insert in lieu “$26.15” and insert “$25.19”; in line 4, Planning, Finance. thereof “Twenty Dollars and Twen- strike “$27.37” and insert “$25.88”; in The rules were suspended. Yeas ty-Six Cents ($20.26)”. line 5, strike “$28.67” and insert 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. 53. In Section 2, at Section “$26.58”; and also in line 5, strike Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 535.06(d)(2), line 3, strike “Forty- “$30.05” and insert in lieu thereof Seven Dollars and Forty-Three “$27.31”. Ord. No. 2167-99. Cents ($47.43)” and insert in lieu 67. In Section 2, at Section By Councilmen Melena, O’Malley, thereof “Forty-Three Dollars and 535.18(a)(7), line 2, strike “$24.24” Cintron and Patmon (by departmen- Twenty-Eight Cents ($43.28)”. and insert “$23.79”; in line 3, strike tal request). 54. In Section 2, at Section “$25.40” and insert “$24.44”; in line 4, An emergency ordinance authoriz- 535.06(e)(1), lines 5 and 6, strike strike “$26.62” and insert “$25.13”; in ing the Director of Public Service to “Twenty-Three Dollars and Forty- line 5, strike “$27.92” and insert make alterations and modifications Seven Cents ($23.47)” and insert in “$25.83”; and also in line 5, strike in Contract No. 54089, for the reha- lieu thereof “Twenty Dollars and “$29.30” and insert in lieu thereof bilitation of West 61st Street retain- Ninety-Three Cents ($20.93)”. “$26.56”. ing wall, with Markie Construction 55. In Section 2, at Section 68. In Section 2, at Section Company, Inc., for the Department 535.06(e)(2), lines 2 and 3, strike 535.18(a)(8), line 2, strike “$24.99” of Public Service. “Fifty Dollars and Sixteen Cents and insert “$24.54”; in line 3, strike Approved by Directors of Public ($50.16)” and insert in lieu thereof “$26.15” and insert “$25.19”; in line 4, Service, Finance, Law; Recommend- “Forty-Four Dollars and Seventy- strike “$27.37” and insert “$25.88”; in ed by Committees on Public Service, Three Cents ($44.73)”. line 5, strike “$28.67” and insert Finance. 56. In Section 2, at Section “$26.58”; and also in line 5, strike The rules were suspended. Yeas 535.06(f), beginning in line 10 and “$30.05” and insert in lieu thereof 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. in line 11, strike “Ten Dollars and “$27.31”. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 1371 32 The City Record June 21, 2000

Ord. No. 134-2000. By Councilmen Cintron, Patmon, Rybka and Cimperman (by departmental request). An emergency ordinance determining the method of making the public improvement of rehabilitating, replacing, improving and renovating various areas of the West Side Market and East Side Market, and authorizing the Director of Parks, Recreation and Properties to enter into contract for the making of such improve- m e n t . Approved by Directors of Parks, Recreation and Properties, City Planning Commission, Finance, Law; Recom- mended by Committees on Public Parks, Property and Recreation, City Planning, Finance; when amended as follows: 1. At the end of Section 1, following “improvement” insert the following: “; such improvement(s) shall be done in accordance with the following:

West Side Market (Bid Proposal No. 1) Anticipated Approximate Cost

a. Basebid $651,300.00 b. 1(A): Decorative Fencing at Hicks Parking Lot $31,950.00 c. 1(B): Trees for Hicks Parking Lot $42,726.00 d. 1(C): Gould Court Improvements $40,228.00 e. 1(D): Streetscape (Market Street to Gould Court $105,401.00

(Bid Proposal No. 2) Anticipated Approximate Cost

a. Basebid $2,446,000.00 b. 2(B): Removal of Mural $15,700.00 c. 2(C): ADAToilet $17,000.00 d. 2(D): Interior Lamp Posts $59,000.00 e. 2(E): Signage Panels $94,000.00 f. 2(F): Basement Locker Replacement $440,000.00 g. 2(G): Arcade Door $69,000.00 * Restoration of Ventilation $100,000.00 * Secure Specifications, Bids and Contract the Public Improvement

(Bid Proposal No. 3) Anticipated Approximate Cost

a. Basebid $2,700,000.00

East Side Market (Bid Proposal No. 4) Anticipated Approximate Cost

a. Basebid Improvements $205,000.00 * Replace Existing Undersized Rooftop Air Conditioners $100,000.00 * Roof Repairs to Correct Leaking $50,000.00 * Additional Electrical Work to Improve Lighting $50,000.00 * Electrical and Water Work to Connect to Produce Concrete Pad $175,000.00 * Secure Specifications, Bids and Contract the Public Improvements

All improvements for both markets shall commence no later than September 1, 2000. The Director of Parks, Recreation and Properties shall provide monthly a detailed, written statement on the progress of each improvement to the Chairman of the committee on Public Parks, Property and Recreation and to the ward-representative Councilmembers for the West Side Market and East Side Markets, commencing October 1, 2000 and continuing until all such improvements specified in this section are completed.”. 2. In Section 2, line 2, after “authorized” insert “and directed”. 3. In Section 3, line 2, after “from” insert “restricted income tax, such other funds as may be designated for the improvements(s) by the Director of Parks, Recreation and Properties and,” 4. Insert new Section 4 to read as follows: “Section 4. That in making such improvements to the West Side Market, the Director of Parks, Recreation and Properties shall work with the Director of Public Service to ensure that the West 24th Place alley remain brick.”. 5. Renumber existing Section 4 to new “Section 5.”. Amendments agreed to. The rules were suspended. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. In compliance with Section 33 of the Charter, a copy of the legislation was furnished to each member of Coun- cil before final passage. 1372 June 21, 2000 The City Record 33

Ord. No. 164-A-2000 (As substitute Thence along the arc of a curve Lease, including a transfer of own- for Ordinance No. 164-2000). which deflects to the right and on ership, without City Council autho- By Mayor White and Councilmen the Easterly right of way of pro- rization. Polensek, Patmon, Melena and Britt. posed Relocated Old Grayton Road, The Lease shall also contain such An emergency ordinance to enact a distance of 41.57 feet, said curve other terms and conditions as the Sections 619.23, 619.24 and 619.25 of having a radius of 25.00 feet, a delta Director of Law deems necessary to the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- of 95° 16' 04" and a chord of 36.94 protect and benefit the public inter- land, Ohio, 1976, relating to declar- feet which bears North 67° 33' 32" est.” ing vehicles used in the commission West to a point of tangency; Amendments agreed to. of drug or prostitution offenses to Thence leaving said right of way The rules were suspended. Yeas be nuisances, and declaring other to Brookpark Road and continuing 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. property to be nuisances, and pro- in said proposed right of way of Old Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. viding for the abatement of the Grayton Road, North 19° 55' 30" In compliance with Section 33 of same. West, 99.10 feet to a point of curva- the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Approved by Directors of Public ture; tion was furnished to each member Safety, Finance, Law; Recommended Thence along the arc of a curve of Council before final passage. by Committees on Public Safety, which deflects to the right, 473.90 Legislation, Finance. feet, said curve having a radius of Ord. No. 415-2000. The rules were suspended. Yeas 350.00 feet, a delta of 77° 34' 41", By Councilman Britt (by request). 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. and a chord of 438.52 feet which An emergency ordinance authoriz- Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. bears North 18° 51' 51" East; ing the Director of Public Service to Thence leaving said right of way issue a permit to The Cleveland Ord. No. 320-2000. South 89° 42' 52" East, 151.06 feet to Clinic Foundation to encroach into By Councilmen Dolan, Cimperman the point of beginning. the public right-of-way of Chester and Patmon (by departmental re- Containing within said bounds and Carnegie Avenues, and East quest). 5.7319 acres of land of which 0.6761 90th to East 105th Streets with An emergency ordinance authoriz- acres lies within the right of way ing the Director of Port Control to of Old Grayton Road; Directional Signs in four (4) loca- enter into a Lease By Way of Con- Prepared by KS Associates, Inc. tions that are a portion of their cession with Specialty Restaurants under the supervision of Mark A. Main Campus Project, planned for for use of certain property in the Yeager, Professional Surveyor, Ohio this overall area. vicinity of Cleveland Hopkins Inter- No. 7289. Approved by Directors of Public national Airport to construct and Bearings are based on Ohio State Service, City Planning Commission, operate a restaurant. Plane “Grid North” NAD83 1995. Finance, Law; Recommended by Approved by Directors of Port The term of the Lease shall be for Committees on Public Service, City Control, City Planning Commission, thirty (30) years with two (2) Planning, Finance; when amended Finance, Law; Recommended by mutual options of five (5) years as follows: Committees on Aviation and Trans- each. The term shall be divided into 1. Insert new Section 3 to read as portation, City Planning, Finance; a Primary Term and a Secondary follows: when amended as follows: Term. The Primary Term shall com- “Section 3. That the permit herein 1. In Section 1, strike lines 4, 5 mence upon Lessee taking posses- authorized shall contain the follow- and 6 and 7 in their entirety and sion of the premises to commence ing provisions: (1) that the direc- insert in lieu thereof the following: construction and shall expire twelve tional signs must be evaluated and “to construct and operate a restau- (12) months thereafter or upon com- approved to be within the context of rant upon approximately 4.5 acres of pletion of construction of the restau- the Cleveland Clinic’s overall sign real property described as follows: rant facility, whichever is earlier. program by the City Planning Com- Situated in the City of Cleveland, The Secondary Term shall commission; (2) that the directional County of Cuyahoga, State of Ohio mence upon expiration of the Pri- signs must be evaluated and and known as being a part of Rock- mary Term and expire upon expira- approved to be within the context of port Township Section No. 4. Also tion of the entire Lease term.” the City’s kiosk program by the City being a part of the lands conveyed 2. In Section 2, line 3, strike Planning Commission; and (3) that to the City of Cleveland as record- “$850,000” and insert “$875,000”. the directional signs must be ed in Volume 3433 at Page 340 and 3. In Section 3, line 3, after “There- reviewed by Councilmembers Britt Parcel No. 29-20-001, as recorded in after,” insert “during the Primary and Cimperman prior to placement.”. Volume 6010 at Page 487 of the Term Lessee shall pay as rent $1,000 2. Renumber existing Sections 3 Cuyahoga County Land Records, per month. During the Secondary and 4 to new “Section 4” and “Sec- being more definitely described as Term” and in line 4, strike “65% of tion 5”. follows: revenues generated” and insert “(1) Amendments agreed to. Commencing at an iron pin in a 65% of rent paid”. The rules were suspended. Yeas monument box found at the inter- 4. In Section 3, strike line 5 in its 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. section of the centerline of Old entirety and insert in lieu thereof Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Grayton Road and the centerline of the following: “year or (2) the per- In compliance with Section 33 of Brookpark Road; centage of gross revenue derived the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Thence North 37° 43' 44" East in from operation of the restaurant set tion was furnished to each member the centerline of Old Grayton Road, forth as follows: of Council before final passage. 797.60 feet to the True Point of Beginning for the Parcel herein Food/Non-Alcoholic Beverage Ord. No. 422-2000. described; Alcoholic Beverage By Councilmen White and Patmon Thence leaving said centerline, (by departmental request). South 89° 24' 17" East in the Lease Year Percentage An emergency ordinance approv- Southerly line of lands conveyed to 0-5 2.5% ing the collective bargaining agree- The Ullrich Family Limited Part- 6-10 2.75% ment with City, County, Waste nership as recorded in Volume 97- 11-20 3% 07511 at Pages 4 and 6 of the Cuya- 21-30 3.25% Paper Drivers Union, Local 244. hoga County Land Records, a dis- 31-40 4% Approved by Directors of Person- tance of 636.09 feet to the Northerly nel and Human Resources, Finance, right of way line of proposed Relo- Alcoholic Beverage Law; Recommended by Committees cation of Brookpark Road; on Employment, Affirmative Action Thence along the arc of a curve Lease Year Percentage and Training, Finance. which deflects to the left, along said 0-20 5% The rules were suspended. Yeas right of way, a distance of 121.07 21-30 6% 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. feet, said curve having a radius of 31-40 8% Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 724.07 feet, a delta of 09° 34' 50" and a chord of 120.93 feet which bears or (3) a guaranteed minimum of Ord. No. 552-2000. South 63° 06' 18" West; $50,000, whichever is greater.”. By Councilman Dolan. Thence South 58° 18' 53" West, 5. Strike Section 5 in its entirety An emergency ordinance deter- 812.01 feet, to a point of curvature; and insert in lieu thereof the fol- mining the method of making the Thence along the arc of a curve lowing: public improvement of constructing which deflects to the right, 70.72 “Section 5. That the Lease autho- and implementing new runway feet, said curve having a radius of rized herein shall be prepared by 5L/23R (Phase I) for the Depart- 624.07 feet, a delta of 06° 29' 33" and the Director of Law and shall specif- ment of Port Control; and authoriz- a chord of 70.68 feet which bears ically contain a provision prohibit- ing the Director of Port Control to South 61° 33' 40" West to a point of ing any amendment, extension, enter into various contracts for the compound curvature; alteration or modification to the making of such improvement. 1373 34 The City Record June 21, 2000

Disapproved by Directors of Port The Director of Port Control is penditures under such agreements Control, City Planning Commission, hereby authorized to enter into con- shall not exceed $8,197,000.00. Finance; Approved by Director of tracts for the making of the In accordance with the authoriza- Law; Recommended by Committees improvements authorized in Section tion granted in this Section 7 and in on Aviation and Transportation, 2 hereof, by contracts duly let to the Section 2 hereof, the Director of Port City Planning, Finance; when lowest responsible bidders, after Control is authorized to enter into amended as follows: competitive bidding for a gross agreements with the FAA for pro- 1. Strike the title in its entirety price, provided, however, that each fessional and engineering services. and insert in lieu thereof the fol- separate trade and each distinct All expenditures under such agree- lowing: component part of the improvement ment shall not exceed $6,000,000.00. “An emergency ordinance autho- may be treated as a separate In accordance with the authoriza- rizing the Director of Port Control improvement, and each, or any com- tion granted in this Section 7, the to employ by contract or contracts bination, of such trades or compo- Director of Port Control is authorized one or more consultants to provide nents may be the subject of a sep- to enter into agreements with the professional services related to the arate contract for a gross price, FAA for TRACON Renovation construction of a new runway and with the exception of roadwork, Design. All expenditures under such necessary project components, earthwork and utility work per- contract shall not exceed $345,771.00.”. authorizing the Director of Port formed in connection with the pro- 9. In existing Section 4, line 3, Control to make the public improve- jects authorized in Section 2 hereof, after “authorized”, strike “in Section ment of constructing a new runway which shall be competitively bid on 1 hereof” and insert: “herein”. and necessary project components, a unit price basis. For gross price 10. Renumber existing Section 4 to and authorizing the Director of Port contracts, the contractor shall fur- new “Section 8”. Control to enter into various agree- nish a correct schedule of unit 11. Insert New Section 9 to read as ments and contracts necessary to prices, including profit and over- follows: make the public improvement.”. heard, for all items constituting “Section 9. That the Director of 2. Strike Section 1 in its entirety units of the improvement.”. Port Control is hereby authorized to and insert in lieu thereof the fol- 4. In Section 3, line 2, strike “con- make a written contract with the lowing: tract” and insert “contracts”. company designated by the FAA for “Section 1. That the Director of 5. Insert New Section 4 to read as the purchase and installation of an Port Control is hereby authorized to follows: Instrument Landing System, to be employ by contract or contracts one “Section 4. That notwithstanding purchased by the Commissioner of or more consultants for the purpose and as an exception to the provision Purchases and Supplies for a gross of supplementing the regularly of Chapters 181 and 183 of the Cod- price for the Division of Cleveland employed staff of the several depart- ified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, Hopkins International Airport in an ments of the City of Cleveland in 1976, the Commissioner of Purchas- amount not to exceed $2,200,000.00.”. order to provide professional services es and Supplies is hereby authorized 12. Insert New Section 10 to read related to the construction of a new to purchase, lease or otherwise as follows: runway known as 5L-23R (Phase I) acquire easements, fee interests, “Section 10. That the cost of any and its necessary appurtenances and licenses, permits and other rights or requirement contracts entered into the following project components interests in real property directly pursuant to Section 3 hereof shall be necessary to effectuate the construc- necessary for the Improvement.”. charged against the proper account tion and use of the Phase I runway 6. Insert New Section 5 to read as and the Director of Finance shall improvement (“Improvement”); follows: certify thereon, which purchase, (1) Design of FAA TRACON Ren- “Section 5. That the Director of together with all subsequent pur- ovation, in an amount not to exceed Port Control is hereby authorized to chases, shall be made on order of $345,771.00; execute on behalf of the City of the Commissioner of Purchases and Cleveland all necessary documents to Supplies pursuant to a requisition (2) Design of NASA Facilities and acquire said rights or interests in against such contract duly certified Relocation, in an amount not to real property directly necessary for by the Director of Finance.”. exceed $18,074,871.00; and the Improvement and to employ title 13. Renumber existing Section 5 to (3) Design of Doan Brook, in an companies, surveyors, escrow agents, new “Section 11”. amount not to exceed $600,000.00. appraisers, environmental consul- 14 In existing Section 6, line 1, The selection of said consultant or tants, and field service consultants after “contracts” and before “or” consultants for such services shall necessary for the acquisition or use insert: “, permits, licenses” and at be made by the Board of Control of the rights or interests in real prop- the end of line 2, after “Council” upon the nomination of the Director erty authorized by Section 4 hereof.”. insert “, the President of Council, the of Port Control from a list of qual- 7. Insert New Section 6 to read as Chairman of the Aviation and Trans- ified consultants available for such follows: portation Committee and the Chair- employment as may be determined “Section 6. That the Director of man of the Finance Committee”. after a full and complete canvass by Port Control is hereby authorized to 15. Renumber existing Section 6 to the Director of Port Control for the enter into agreements with the hold- new “Section 12”. purpose of compiling such a list. ers of said rights or interests in real 16. Strike existing Section 7 in its The contracts authorized herein property to relocate or to otherwise entirety and insert in lieu thereof shall be prepared by the Director of modify existing buildings, equip- the following: Law, approved by the Director of ment, fixtures or other features of “That the cost of any expenditures Port Control, and certified by the said property and to pay or reim- authorized by this ordinance for any Director of Finance.”. burse related costs to permit the contract, including all public im- 3. Strike Section 2 in its entirety making of the Improvement. provements, standard purchases, re- and insert in lieu thereof the fol- In accordance with the authoriza- quirements contracts, acquisition of lowing: tion granted in this Section 6, the rights or interests in real property “Section 2. That pursuant to Sec- Director of Port Control is autho- shall not exceed a total amount of tion 167 of the Charter of the City rized to enter into an agreement Two Hundred Eleven Million Eight of Cleveland, it is hereby deter- with First Energy for design, relo- Hundred Nine Thousand Five Hun- mined to make the public improve- cation, and installation of First dred Fifty One Dollars ($211,809,551.00) ment of constructing and imple- Energy power lines. All costs asso- and shall be paid from Fund Nos. 60 menting the construction of a new ciated with such agreement shall SF 001, 60 SF 104, 60 SF 105, 60 SF runway known as 5L-23R (Phase I), not exceed $12,491,068.00.”. 106, passenger facility charges and consisting of 10,500 feet of runway 8. Insert New Section 7 to read as the fund and/or subfunds to which (approximately 9,000 feet of usable follows: are credited the proceeds of any runway), the construction cost of “Section 7. That the Director of general airport revenue bonds, fed- which is hereby authorized in the Port Control is hereby authorized to eral grants, state grants, and local amount of $139,937,365.00, and its enter into agreements with federal, grants issued for the purpose of the necessary appurtenances and the state, and local governmental or reg- Improvement authorized herein. In following project components neces- ulatory entities or other public the event that a project component sary to effectuate the construction authorities necessary and to pay or listed herein exceeds or is antici- and use of the Improvement: reimburse directly related costs pated to exceed the amount specific (1) Demolition of Analex Office incurred by such entities for the pur- for each project component listed Building and demolition of the 100th pose of making the Improvement. herein, the Director of Port Control Bomb Group Restaurant in an In accordance with the authoriza- shall notify the President of Coun- amount not to exceed $2,692,047.00; tion granted in this Section 7, the cil, the Chairman of the Aviation (2) Brookpark Road Relocation Director of Port Control is autho- and Transportation Committee, and Construction in an amount not to rized to enter into agreements nec- the Chairman of the Finance Com- exceed $19,934,209.00; and essary to implement wetland and mittee of the need for a subsidiary (3) West Hangar Road Construc- stream mitigation programs as agreement in accordance with Sec- tion in an amount not to exceed required by federal law, excluding tion 185.44 of the Codified Ordi- $1,337,220.00. mitigation at Doan Brook. All ex- nances of the City of Cleveland, 1374 June 21, 2000 The City Record 35

Ohio, 1976, and shall immediately of the Land Reutilization Program the U.S. Department of Housing and proceed to secure the necessary leg- and located on East 63rd Street to Urban Development for the 2001-2003 islative approval from Cleveland Burton, Bell, Carr Development Cor- Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control City Council.”. poration or designee. Program; authorizing said Director 17. Renumber existing Section 7 to Approved by Directors of Commu- to enter into contracts with various new “Section 13”. nity Development, City Planning agencies to implement the program; 18. Insert New Section 14 to read Commission, Finance, Law; Recom- and to enter into one or more con- as follows: mended by Committees on Commu- tracts for the implementation of the “Section 14. That, in accordance nity and Economic Development, Community Lead Exposure Preven- with federal law and to the extent City Planning, Finance; when tion Project. permitted by federal law, all con- amended as follows: Approved by Directors of Public struction contracts entered into pur- 1. In Section 1, line 3, strike “and Health, Finance, Law; Recommend- suant to this ordinance shall estab- 118-29-029” and insert in lieu thereof ed by Committees on Public Health, lish a goal of hiring at least forty “, 118-29-029 and 118-29-104”. Finance. percent (40%) disadvantaged busi- 2. In Section 2, at the end after The rules were suspended. Yeas ness enterprises (DBE) and forty the existing legal descriptions, add 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. percent (40%) City residents. In the following new legal description: Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. seeking to obtain such goal, all contractors shall utilize best efforts.”. P. P. No. 118-29-104 Ord. No. 747-2000. 19. Insert New Section 15 to read Situated in the City of Cleveland, By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- as follows: County of Cuyahoga and State of mon (by departmental request). “Section 15. That the Director of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Port Control shall provide detailed 92 in W.S. and M.W. Chamberlain ing the purchase by requirement bimonthly written reports to the Pres- allotment of part of original 100 contract of labor and materials ident of Council, the Chairman of the acre Lots Nos. 334 and 335 as shown needed to replace or repaid concrete Aviation and Transportation Commit- by the recorded plat of said allot- or asphalt areas, for the Division of tee, and the Chairman of the Finance ment in Volume 3 of maps Page 28 Cleveland Public Power, Department Committee of all expenditures made of Cuyahoga County Records Sublot of of Public Utilities, for a period pursuant to this ordinance, including No. 92 has a frontage of 40 feet on not to exceed two years. the source of funds for such expen- the Easterly side of E. 61st Street Approved by Directors of Public ditures. The Director of Port Control (formerly Lodge Avenue) and Utilities, Finance, Law; Recommend- shall also provide to the aforemen- extends back between parallel lines ed by Committees on Public Utilities, tioned Council representatives de- 160 feet and is 40 feet wide in the Finance; when amended as follows: tailed bimonthly written reports of rear as appears by said plat. 1. In the title, line 5, strike the the DBE goals set forth herein. Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if word “repaid” and insert in lieu Section 16. That for the purposes of any. thereof the following: “repair”. the sound insulation program for pro- Amendments agreed to. 2. In Section 2, line 7, after gram years 2000 through2004, the The rules were suspended. Yeas “Finance.” insert the following: Director of Port Control shall fund 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. “That all expenditures under the the sound insulation program in Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. contract authorized herein shall not accordance with the following: Gen- In compliance with Section 33 of exceed $250,000.00.” eral Airport Revenue Bonds (1997) - the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Amendments agreed to. $5,244,991.00; General Airport Revenue tion was furnished to each member The rules were suspended. Yeas of Council before final passage. Bonds (2000) - $15,000,000.00; PFC #6 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. - $10,000,000.00; Brookpark Funds - Ord. No. 651-2000. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. $787,945; Operating and Maintenance By Councilmen Melena and Pat- In compliance with Section 33 of Funds and Land Sales - $1,996,861.00; the Charter, a copy of the legisla- mon (by departmental request). and AIP Grant Funds in the antici- An emergency ordinance authoriz- tion was furnished to each member pated amount of $27,500,000.00. The ing the Director of Community Devel- of Council before final passage. Director of Port Control shall provide opment to expend Federal HOME copies of the annual application for Program funds for the administration Ord. No. 749-2000. the AIP funds to the President of of Housing Rehabilitation Programs. By Councilmen Melena and Pat- Council, the Chairman of the Avia- Approved by Directors of Commu- mon (by departmental request). tion andTransportation Committee nity Development, Finance, Law; An emergency ordinance authoriz- and the Chairman of the Finance Recommended by Committees on ing the Director of Community Committee, simultaneously with the Community and Economic Develop- Development to enter into contract submittal to the FAA. The Director ment, Finance. with various Citywide Development of Port Control shall provide copies The rules were suspended. Yeas Support agencies to provide housing, of any communicationswith the 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. commercial, industrial and real FAA concerning sound insulation to Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. estate development activities. the President of Council, the Chair- Approved by Directors of Commu- man of the Aviation and Trans- Ord. No. 654-2000. nity Development, Finance, Law; portation Committee and the Chair- By Councilmen Melena, Cintron, Recommended by Committees on man of theFinance Committee. The Rybka, O’Malley, Cimperman and Community and Economic Develop- Director of Port Control shall work Patmon (by departmental request). ment, Finance. with the Chairman of the Aviation An emergency ordinance deter- The rules were suspended. Yeas and Transportation Committee to mining the method of making vari- 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. identify and apply such additional ous public improvements as autho- Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. funds that may also be applied to the rized by the Year XXVI Community 2000-2004 sound insulation program.”. Development Block Grant, and Ord. No. 751-2000. 20. Renumber existing Section 8 to authorizing the Directors of Com- By Councilmen Melena and Pat- new “Section 17”. munity Development, Public Service, mon (by departmental request). Amendments agreed to. Parks, Recreation and Properties, An emergency ordinance authoriz- The rules were suspended. Yeas and Public Utilities to enter into ing the Director of Community 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. contract for the making of the var- Development to enter into contracts Passed. Yeas 19. Nays 1. ious public improvements. with various housing development Those voting yea: Councilmen Approved by Directors of Commu- entities, or their designees, to imple- Polensek, Britt, Cimperman, Cintron, nity Development, Public Service, ment the Housing Trust Fund Pro- Coats, Dolan, Gordon, Jackson, John- Parks, Recreation and Properties, gram, for costs associated with var- son, Jones, Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, Public Utilities, City Planning Com- ious housing activities. Patmon, Rybka, Sweeney, West- mission, Finance, Law; Recommend- Approved by Directors of Commu- brook, White and Willis. ed by Committees on Community nity Development, Finance, Law; Rec- Those voting nay: Councilman and Economic Development, Public ommended by Committees on Com- Brady. Service, Parks, Recreation and Prop- munity and Economic Development, Absent: Councilman Robinson. erties, Public Utilities, City Plan- Finance; when amended as follows: In compliance with Section 33 of ning, Finance. 1. In Section 3, line 2, strike the Charter, a copy of the legisla- The rules were suspended. Yeas “$3,955,000.00” and insert in lieu tion was furnished to each member 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. thereof “$5,960,000.00”. of Council before final passage. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 2. Insert new Sections 5 and 6 to read, respectively, as follows: Ord. No. 600-2000. Ord. No. 733-2000. “Section 5. That the City is autho- By Councilmen Jackson, Melena, By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- rized to accept promissory notes, nam- Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- mon (by departmental request). ing the City of Cleveland as payee, mental request). An emergency ordinance authoriz- and mortgages, naming the City of An emergency ordinance authorizing the Director of Public Health to Cleveland as mortgagee, and any ing the sale of real property as part apply for and accept a grant from other security instrument executed to 1375 36 The City Record June 21, 2000 evidence and secure repayment of Ord. No. 757-2000. labor and materials necessary to loans made under this program. By Councilmen Melena and Pat- install not to exceed two heating Section 6. That the Director of Com- mon (by departmental request). boilers at West 41st Street Station, munity Development is hereby autho- An emergency ordinance authoriz- for the Division of Cleveland Public rized to enter into forbearance agree- ing the Director of Community Power, Department of Public Utili- ments with any recipient of a valid- Development to enter into a contract ties. ly existing loan administered by the with Cleveland Housing Network, or Approved by Directors of Public City, and to charge and accept fees its designee, for the acquisition, Utilities, Finance, Law; Recom- and to expend such fees to cover costs rehabilitation, or construction of low mended by Committees on Public incurred in the preparation of loan income housing units. Utilities, Finance; when amended as documents, closing, and servicing Approved by Directors of Commu- follows: costs. Such fees shall be deposited to nity Development, Finance, Law; 1. Strike Section 2 in its entirety and expended from Fund No. 14.”. Recommended by Committees on and insert in lieu thereof the fol- 3. Renumber existing Section 5 to Community and Economic Develop- lowing: “That all expenditures new “Section 7”. ment, Finance; when amended as under the contract authorized here- Amendments agreed to. follows: in shall not exceed $200,000.00. The The rules were suspended. Yeas 1. In Section 2, line 1, strike “con- cost of said contract shall be paid 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. tract” and insert in lieu thereof “con- from Fund No. 58 SF 001, Request Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. tracts”. No. 16610.” In compliance with Section 33 of 2. Insert new Sections 3 and 4 to Amendment agreed to. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- read, respectively, as follows: The rules were suspended. Yeas tion was furnished to each member “Section 3. That the City is autho- 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. of Council before final passage. rized to accept promissory notes, nam- Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. ing the City of Cleveland as payee, In compliance with Section 33 of Ord. No. 752-2000. and mortgages, naming the City of the Charter, a copy of the legisla- By Councilmen Melena and Pat- Cleveland as mortgagee, and any tion was furnished to each member mon (by departmental request). other security instrument executed to of Council before final passage. An emergency ordinance authoriz- evidence and secure repayment of ing the Director of Community loans made under this program. Ord. No. 833-2000. Development to enter into contracts Section 4. That the Director of By Councilmen Dolan, Cimperman with various non-profit development Community Development is hereby and Patmon (by departmental re- corporations to provide grants to authorized to enter into forbearance quest). small, neighborhood-based street agreements with any recipient of a An emergency ordinance autho- clubs, block clubs and other com- validly existing loan administered rizing the issuance and sale by the munity improvement groups to by the City, and to charge and City of Cleveland, Ohio, of Airport implement the Cityworks Program. accept fees and to expend such fees System Revenue Bonds in an Approved by Directors of Commu- to cover costs incurred in the prepa- aggregate principal amount not to nity Development, Finance, Law; ration of loan documents, closing, exceed Six Hundred Seventy Five Recommended by Committees on and servicing costs. Such fees shall Million Dollars ($675,000,000) for Community and Economic Develop- be deposited to and expended from the purpose of paying costs of ment, Finance. Fund No. 14.”. improving and enlarging the Air- The rules were suspended. Yeas 3. Renumber existing Section 3 to port System and an additional 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. new “Section 5”. aggregate principal amount not to Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Amendments agreed to. exceed Seventy Five Million Dol- The rules were suspended. Yeas lars ($75,000,000) to refund out- Ord. No. 754-2000. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. standing Revenue Bonds on terms By Councilmen Melena and Pat- Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. advantageous to the City; and mon (by departmental request). In compliance with Section 33 of authorizing the execution and An emergency ordinance authoriz- the Charter, a copy of the legisla- delivery of a Supplemental Inden- ing the Director of Community tion was furnished to each member ture to secure such Revenue Bonds. Development to enter into a contract of Council before final passage. Approved by Directors of Port with Cleveland Housing Network, or Control, City Planning Commission, its designee, to provide development Ord. No. 813-2000. Finance, Law; Recommended by loan assistance in the form of a By Councilman Patmon (by de- Committees on Aviation and Trans- Community Development Block partmental request). portation, City Planning, Finance; Grant float loan for the purchase, An emergency ordinance authoriz- when amended as follows: rehabilitation or construction of low ing the purchase by requirement 1. In Section 1, at page 4, at the income rental housing. contract of pre-sort mail service, for definition of “Series 2000 Project”, at Approved by Directors of Commu- the various divisions of City gov- line 10 after “sound insulation pro- nity Development, Finance, Law; ernment. gram” and before “; and” insert “as Recommended by Committees on Approved by Directors of Finance, may be authorized by subsequent Community and Economic Develop- Law; Recommended by Committee legislation passed by Cleveland City ment, Finance. on Finance. Council”. The rules were suspended. Yeas The rules were suspended. Yeas 2. In Section 1, at page 4, at the 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. definition of “Series 2000 Project”, Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. strike lines 13, 14, 15 and 16 in their entirety and insert in lieu thereof Ord. No. 755-2000. Ord. No. 816-2000. “appurtenant improvements as may By Councilmen Melena and Pat- By Councilmen Coats, Polensek, be authorized by subsequent legis- mon (by departmental request). O’Malley, Cimperman and Patmon lation passed by Cleveland City An emergency ordinance authoriz- (by departmental request). Council.”. ing the Director of Aging to expend An emergency ordinance authoriz- 3. In Section 2, strike line 2 in its Community Development Block Grant ing the Director of Public Utilities entirety and insert in lieu thereof funds for the Senior Homeowners to lease property on the east side of “Provided that the Record of Deci- Assistance Program (SHAP) and the East 140th Street between Interstate sion is received authorizing the con- CHORE Program. 90 and Aspinwall Avenue from City struction of a runway of approxi- Approved by Directors of Commu- Rose L.L.C., or their designee, for a mately 9,000 feet, the Series 2000 nity Development, Aging, Finance, term not to exceed twenty years, for Bonds shall be issued for the pur- Law; Recommended by Committees the public purpose of operating an poses of: (i) paying costs of or relat- on Community and Economic Devel- eastside Cleveland Public Power ser- ed to the”. opment, Finance; when amended as vice center. 4. In Section 9, strike lines 1, 2, follows: Approved by Directors of Public and 3 in their entirety and insert in 1. In Section 1, lines 2 and 3, Utilities, City Planning Commission, lieu thereof the following: “Notwith- strike “One Hundred Six thousand Finance, Law; Recommended by standing any provisions of the codi- dollars ($106,000.00)” and insert in Committees on Public Utilities, City fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, lieu thereof “One Hundred Thirty- Planning, Finance. 1976, to the contrary, the Series 2000 one Thousand Dollars (131,000.00)”. The rules were suspended. Yeas Bonds are hereby awarded to the Amendment agreed to. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. following underwriters in the fol- The rules were suspended. Yeas Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. lowing percentages: Goldman, Sachs 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. & Co., Senior Manager, (50%); A.G. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Ord. No. 821-2000. Edwards & Sons, Inc. and NatCity In compliance with Section 33 of By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- Investments, Inc., Co-Senior Man- the Charter, a copy of the legisla- mon (by departmental request). agers (10% each); and SBK-Brooks tion was furnished to each member An emergency ordinance authoriz- Investment Corp., Beal (M.R.) & of Council before final passage. ing the purchase by contract of Company, Lehman Brothers, Salomon 1376 June 21, 2000 The City Record 37

Smith Barney, Merrill Lynch, and lowing levels of draws from the design review board or by the City Paine Webber, Co-Managers (5% Construction Funds: 20%, 40%, 60%, Planning Commission.”. each).” 80%, and 100%.”. Amendment agreed to. 5. In Section 9, in line 5 after 11. Renumber existing Section 14 The rules were suspended. Yeas “Series 2000 Bond Purchase Agree- to new “Section 17”. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. ment.” insert the following: “The pri - Amendments agreed to. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. ority to be accorded to orders for the The rules were suspended. Yeas In compliance with Section 33 of purchase of bonds established by 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Original Purchasers is as follows: Passed. Yeas 19. Nays 1. tion was furnished to each member (1) group net orders (public offer- Those voting yea: Councilmen of Council before final passage. ing price) and (2) member orders.”. Polensek, Britt, Cimperman, Cintron, 6. Insert New Section 10 to read as Coats, Dolan, Gordon, Jackson, John- Ord. No. 847-2000. follows: son, Jones, Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, By Councilmen White, Rybka, “Section 10. Counsel. That, not- Patmon, Rybka, Sweeney, West- Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- withstanding any provisions of the brook, White and Willis. mental request). Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Those voting nay: Councilman An emergency ordinance authoriz- Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, Calfee, Brady. ing the Commissioner of Purchases Halter & Griswold LLP is hereby Absent: Councilman Robinson. and Supplies to sell City-owned prop- designated to serve as Bond Coun- In compliance with Section 33 of erty no longer needed for public use sel to the City and to provide legal the Charter, a copy of the legisla- located at the corner of Broadway services in the nature of the prepa- tion was furnished to each member Avenue and Booth Avenue to ration of the documents and the pro- of Council before final passage. Patrick L. Montgomery. ceedings in connection with the Approved by Directors of Parks, Recreation and Properties, City issuance and sale of the Bonds, and Ord. No. 835-2000. Planning Commission, Finance, the rendering of approving legal By Councilmen Cintron, Cimper- Law; Recommended by Committees opinions with respect thereto, man and Patmon (by departmental on Public Parks, Property and together with legal advice and rec- request). Recreation, City Planning, Finance. ommendations as to the documents An emergency ordinance deter- The rules were suspended. Yeas and legal proceedings in connection mining the method of making the 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. with the issuance of the Series 2000 public improvement of rehabilitat- Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Bonds. In rendering such services, ing West 110th Street; authorizing said firm shall not exercise any the Director of Public Service to Ord. No. 860-2000. administrative discretion on behalf enter into contract for the making By Councilmen Melena and Pat- of the City in the formation of pub- of such improvement; and authoriz- mon (by departmental request). lic policy, expenditure of public ing said director to employ one or An emergency ordinance authoriz- funds, enforcement of laws, rules more professional consultants to ing the Director of Community and regulation of this Council and design the improvement. Development to enter into contract the City, or the execution of public Approved by Directors of Public with Cleveland State University to trusts, For such services, said firm Service, City Planning Commission, provide various housing, urban land- shall be paid from the proceeds of Finance, Law; Recommended by use, property parcel, vacant lot, and the Series 2000 Bonds just and rea- Committees on Public Service, City residential real estate market data sonable compensation and reim- Planning, Finance. services, products, studies, and other bursement of actual out-of-pocket The rules were suspended. Yeas technical assistance in order to expenses. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. facilitate neighborhood planning Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. and programming efforts. LLP is hereby designated to serve Approved by Directors of Commu- as underwriters’ counsel and Forbes, Ord. No. 836-2000. nity Development, Finance, Law; Fields & Associates is hereby des- By Councilmen Cintron, Cimper- Recommended by Committees on ignated to serve as co-underwriter man and Patmon (by departmental Community and Economic Develop- counsel to the Original Purchasers request). ment, Finance; when amended as to provide legal services in connec- An emergency ordinance deter- follows: tion therewith.” mining the method of making the 1. Add a New Section 2 to read as 7. Renumber existing “Section 10” public improvement of rehabilitat- follows: to new “Section 11”. ing East 110th Street; authorizing “Section 2. That the contract 8. Insert New Section 12 to read as the Director of Public Service to authorized herein shall contain the follows: enter into contract for the making following provision: When any enti- “Section 12. Noise and Sound Miti- of such improvement; and authoriz- ty other than Cleveland City Coun- gation. ing said director to employ one or cil requests information pursuant to The Director of Port Control shall more professional consultants to the terms of this contract, Cleveland fund noise and sound insulation pro- design the improvement. State University will notify the grams in accordance with the terms Approved by Directors of Public Councilperson from the respective and conditions set forth in Ordi- Service, City Planning Commission, ward of such request prior to the nance No. 552-2000.”. Finance, Law; Recommended by generation of the information.”. 9. Renumber existing “Section 11” Committees on Public Service, City 2. Renumber existing Section 2 to to new “Section 13”, existing “Sec- Planning, Finance. new “Section 3” and existing Section tion 12” to new “Section 14” and The rules were suspended. Yeas 3 to new “Section 4”. existing “Section 13” to new “Section 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. Amendments agreed to. 15”. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. The rules were suspended. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. 10. Insert New Section 16 to read Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. as follows: Ord. No. 844-2000. In compliance with Section 33 of “Section 16. Reporting. By Councilmen Rybka, Cimper- the Charter, a copy of the legisla- The Director of Finance and/or man and Patmon (by departmental tion was furnished to each member the Director of Port Control shall request). of Council before final passage. provide a copy of all documents, An emergency ordinance authoriz- agreements and reports arising from ing the Director of Parks, Recre- Ord. No. 861-2000. or issued pursuant to this legisla- ation and Properties to lease to By Councilmen Melena and Pat- tion to the Clerk of Council and the Joshua Simon, or his designee, prop- mon (by departmental request). Chairman of the Aviation and erty located at 7654 Broadway An emergency ordinance authoriz- Transportation Committee immedi- Avenue, for a term not to exceed ten ing the Director of Community ately upon publication. The Chair- years, with two additional five year Development to expend Community man of the Aviation and Trans- options to renew. Development Block Grant funds and portation Committee shall be pro- Approved by Directors of Parks, Federal Home funds for the opera- vided with three (3) bound volumes Recreation and Properties, City tion of the Low Interest Loan and of the Series 2000 bond transcript. In Planning Commission, Finance, Grant Programs and to enter into addition, the Director of Finance Law; Recommended by Committees contract with various agencies to and/or the Director of Port Control on Public Parks, Property and implement these programs. shall provide written statements to Recreation, City Planning, Finance; Approved by Directors of Commu- the Chairman of the Aviation & when amended as follows: nity Development, Finance, Law; Transportation Committee and the 1. In Section 5, at the end, strike Recommended by Committees on Chairman of the Finance Committee the period and insert “, including Community and Economic Develop- detailing expenditures from the Con- the requirement that the lease shall ment, Finance; when amended as struction Fund at each of the fol- be reviewed for design by a local follows: 1377 38 The City Record June 21, 2000

1. Insert new Sections 4 and 5 to The rules were suspended. Yeas vice payments for the purpose of read, respectively, as follows: 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. repayment of the revenue bonds to “Section 4. That the City is autho- Passed. Yeas 18. Nays 2. be issued for the purpose of assist- rized to accept promissory notes, Those voting yea: Councilmen ing with the financing of public naming the City of Cleveland as Polensek, Brady, Britt, Cimperman, improvements on Superior Avenue; payee, and mortgages, naming the Cintron, Coats, Gordon, Jackson, to provide for payments to the City of Cleveland as mortgagee, and Johnson, Jones, Lewis, Melena, Pat- Cleveland City School District, and any other security instrument exe- mon, Rybka, Sweeney, Westbrook, to declare certain improvements to cuted to evidence and secure repay- White and Willis. real property to be a public purpose; ment of loans made under this pro- Those voting nay: Councilmen authorizing the Director of Public gram. Dolan and O’Malley. Service to accept bids to enter into Section 5. That the Director of Absent: Councilman Robinson. a contract to construct said public Community Development is hereby improvements; and apply and accept authorized to enter into forbearance Ord. No. 865-2000. grants to partially pay for such agreements with any recipient of a By Councilmen Melena and Pat- improvements. validly existing loan administered mon (by departmental request). Approved by Directors of Econo- by the City, and to charge and An emergency ordinance authoriz- mic Development, Public Service, accept fees and to expend such fees ing the Director of Economic Devel- City Planning Commission, Finance, to cover costs incurred in the prepa- opment to expend Economic Devel- Law; Recommended by Committees ration of loan documents, closing, opment Initiative Grant and Title on Community and Economic Devel- and servicing costs. Such fees shall XX Grant funds for administration opment, Public Service, City Plan- be deposited to and expended from of the Empowerment Zone Program, ning, Finance; when amended as fol- Fund No. 14.”. as amended; and to enter into all lows: 2. Renumber existing Section 4 to contracts and related documents 1. In Section 1, strike line 1 in its new “Section 6”. with Fairfax Renaissance Develop- entirety and insert in lieu thereof Amendments agreed to. ment Corporation, Glenville Devel- the following: The rules were suspended. Yeas opment Corporation, Hough Area “Section 1. That improvements, the 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. Partners in Progress, and MidTown assessed value of which would first Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Cleveland, for implementation of the appear on the tax list and duplicate In compliance with Section 33 of Empowerment Zone Program, as of real property subsequent to and the Charter, a copy of the legisla- amended. within ten years of the effective tion was furnished to each member Approved by Directors of Eco- date of this ordinance”. of Council before final passage. nomic Development, Finance, Law; 2. In Section 3, line 4, after “other” Recommended by Committees on insert “lesser”. Ord. No. 862-2000. Community and Economic Develop- 3. In Section 8, line 1, after “That” By Councilmen Melena, Polensek, ment, Finance; when amended as insert “pursuant to Section 167 of Rybka and Patmon (by departmen- follows: the Charter of the City of Cleve- tal request). 1. Add a New Section 4 to read as land,”; and at the end, after “East An emergency ordinance authoriz- follows: 30th Street”, strike the period and ing the Director of Community “Section 4. That the Empowerment insert “by contract duly let to the Zone Propram authorized herein Development and other Directors of lowest responsible bidder upon a shall be subject to a yearly review City Departments to enter into con- unit basis for the improvement.”. and upon conclusion of such review, tracts with various agencies to pro- 4. Strike Section 9 in its entirety the Director of Economic Develop- and insert in lieu thereof the fol- vide social service programs, autho- ment shall provide each member of lowing: rizing the Director of Community City Council with a copy of the “Section 9. That, provided this Development to enter into Memo- review and present a detailed sum- Council authorizes and the City sells randa of Understanding with the mary of the review to the Commu- general obligation bonds in 2000 for various Directors of City Depart- nity and Economic Development the purposes that include the ments, and authorizing the Director Committee of City Council.”. improvement authorized herein, the of Parks, Recreation and Properties 2. Renumber existing Section 4 to Director of Public Service is hereby to enter into lease agreements with new “Section 5”. authorized to enter into a contract various non-profit agencies to pro- Amendments agreed to. for the making of the above public vide facilities for recreation activi- The rules were suspended. Yeas improvement with the lowest ties. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. responsible bidder after competitive Approved by Directors of Public Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. bidding upon a unit basis for the Safety, Parks, Recreation and Prop- In compliance with Section 33 of improvement, provided, however, erties, Community Relations, the Charter, a copy of the legisla- that each separate trade and each Finance, Law; Recommended by tion was furnished to each member distinct component part of said Committees on Community and Eco- of Council before final passage. improvement may be treated as a nomic Development, Public Safety, separate improvement, and each, or Public Parks, Property and Recre- Ord. No. 866-2000. any combination, of such trades or ation, Finance. By Councilmen Melena, White and components may be the subject of a The rules were suspended. Yeas Patmon (by departmental request). separate contract upon a unit basis. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. An emergency ordinance authoriz- 5. Insert new Section 13 to read as Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. ing the directors of Economic Devel- follows: opment and Personnel and Human “Section 13. That the cost of said Ord. No. 863-2000. Resources to enter into contracts improvement hereby authorized By Councilmen Cimperman, Mele- with various agencies for the imple- shall be paid from the fund or funds na and Patmon (by departmental mentation of the Empowerment to which are credited the proceeds request). Zone Labor Force Development Pro- of the sale of general obligation An emergency ordinance authoriz- gram. bonds issued for the purpose which ing the Directors of Economic Devel- Approved by Directors of Eco- includes the above improvement, opment and Community Develop- nomic Development, Personnel and from the fund or funds to which are ment to enter into a Neighborhood Human Resources, Finance, Law; credited the grant proceeds accent- Development Investment Fund con- Recommended by Committees on ed pursuant to Section 10 of this tract with St. Vincent Quadrangle, Community and Economic Develop- ordinance, and from the fund or Inc., or its designee, to provide eco- ment, Employment, Affirmative funds to which are credited the pro- nomic development assistance to Action and Training, Finance. ceeds of the sale of revenue bonds partially finance the acquisition, The rules were suspended. Yeas issued described in Section 6 of this rehabilitation and conversion of the 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. ordinance for the purpose which Tower Press Building into Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. includes the above improvement.”. live/work affordable rental housing, 6. Renumber existing Section 13 to located at 1900 Superior Avenue, Ord. No. 867-2000. “Section 14”. Cleveland, Ohio. By Councilmen Cimperman, Lewis, Amendments agreed to. Approved by Directors of Eco- Patmon, Willis, Cintron and Melena The rules were suspended. Yeas nomic Development, Community (by departmental request). 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. Development, City Planning Com- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. mission, Finance, Law; Recommend- ing the Director of Economic Devel- In compliance with Section 33 of ed by Committees on Community opment to enter into Tax Increment the Charter, a copy of the legisla- and Economic Development, City Financing Agreements with various tion was furnished to each member Planning, Finance. property owners to provide for ser- of Council before final passage. 1378 June 21, 2000 The City Record 39

Ord. No. 897-2000. 8. Renumber existing “Section 24” counsel and Forbes, Fields & Asso- By Councilman Patmon (by de- to new “Section 25”. ciates is hereby designated to serve partmental request). Amendments agreed to. as co-underwriter counsel to the An emergency ordinance provid- The rules were suspended. Yeas Original Purchaser to provide legal ing for the issuance and sale of 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. services in connection therewith.” Bonds in the maximum principal Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 8. Renumber existing “Section 24” amount of $8,820,000 for the purpose In compliance with Section 33 of to new “Section 25”. of providing funds for improving the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Amendments agreed to. buildings and structures housing tion was furnished to each member The rules were suspended. Yeas and providing for the discharge of of Council before final passage. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. governmental functions and services Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. otherwise benefiting the public Ord. No. 898-2000. In compliance with Section 33 of safety, health and welfare and to By Councilman Patmon (by de- the Charter, a copy of the legisla- pay capitalized interest and all partmental request). tion was furnished to each member expenses incurred in connection An emergency ordinance provid- of Council before final passage. with the issuance of the Bonds; to ing for the issuance and sale of authorize agreements with respect bonds in the maximum principal Ord. No. 899-2000. to the Bonds; and to authorize the amount of $5,280,000 for the purpose By Councilman Patmon (by de- issuance of notes in anticipation of of providing funds to improve partmental request). such Bonds. municipal parks and recreation An emergency ordinance provid- Approved by Directors of Finance, facilities and to pay capitalized ing for the issuance and sale of Law; Recommended by Committee interest and all expenses incurred in Bonds in the maximum principal on Finance; when amended as fol- connection with the issuance of the amount of $11,090,000 for the pur- lows: Bonds; to authorize agreements with pose of providing funds to improve 1. In the title, line 3, strike respect to the Bonds; and to autho- the municipal street system and “$8,820,000” and insert in lieu there- rize the issuance of notes in antici- related facilities and to pay capital- of: “$9,975,000”. pation of such Bonds. ized interest and all expenses 2. In the first WHEREAS clause, Approved by Directors of Finance, incurred in connection with the line 2, strike “Eight Million Eight Law; Recommended by Committee issuance of the Bonds; to authorize Hundred Twenty Thousand Dollars on Finance; when amended as fol- agreements with respect to the ($8,820,000)” and insert in lieu there- lows: Bonds; and to authorize the issuance of: “Nine Million Nine Hundred Sev- 1. In the title, line 3, strike of notes in anticipation of such enty Five Thousand Dollars “$5,280,000” and insert in lieu there- Bonds. ($9,975,000)”. of: “$5,590,000”. Approved by Directors of Finance, 3. In Section 1, line 2, strike 2. In the first WHEREAS clause, Law; Recommended by Committee “Eight Million Eight Hundred Tw e n - line 2, strike “Five Million Two Hun- on Finance; when amended as fol- ty Thousand Dollars ($8,820,000)” and dred Eighty Thousand Dollars lows: insert in lieu thereof: “Nine Million ($5,280,000)” and insert in lieu there- 1. In Section 4, line 4, after “SBK” Nine Hundred Seventy Five Thou- of: “Five Million Five Hundred Ni n e - and before “Investment Corp.” sand Dollars ($9,975,000)”. ty Thousand Dollars ($5,590,000)”. insert: “-Brooks”; also in line 4, after 4. In Section 4, line 4, after “SBK” 3. In Section 1, line 2, strike “Five “Investment Corp.” and before “and” and before “Investment Corp.” Million Two Hundred Eighty Thou- insert “ , as co-senior managers,”; and insert: “-Brooks”; also in line 4, after sand Dollars ($5,280,000)” and insert also in line 4 after “Brothers” and “Investment Corp.” and before “and” in lieu thereof: “Five Million Five before “(collectively,” insert “, as co- insert “ , as co-senior managers,”; and Hundred Ninety Thousand Dollars manager,”. ($5,590,000)”. 2. In Section 6, line 3, after “are also in line 4 after “Brothers” and 4. In Section 4, line 4, after “SBK” issued” and before the period, insert: before “(collectively,” insert “, as co- and before “Investment Corp." “upon City Council authorization”. manager,”. insert: “-Brooks”; also in line 4, after 3. Add a New Section 24 to read 5. In Section 6, line 3, after “are “Investment Corp.” and before “and” as follows: issued” and before the period, insert: insert “ , as co-senior managers,”; and “Section 24. Counsel. Calfee, Hal- “upon City Council authorization”. also in line 4 after “Brothers” and ter & Griswold LLP is hereby des- 6. In Section 9, lines 3 and 4, before “(collectively,” insert “, as ignated to serve as Bond Counsel to strike “Eight Million Eight Hundred co-manager,”. the City and to provide legal ser- Twenty Thousand Dollars 5. In Section 6, line 3, after “are vices in the nature of the prepara- ($8,820,000)” and insert “Nine Million issued” and before the period, insert: tion of the documents and the pro- Nine Hundred Seventy Five Thou- “upon City Council authorization”. ceedings in connection with the sand Dollars ($9,975,000)”. 6. In Section 9, lines 3 and 4, issuance and sale of the Bonds, and 7. Add a New Section 24 to read strike “Five Million Two Hundred the rendering of approving legal as follows: Eighty Thousand Dollars opinions with respect thereto, “Section 24. Counsel. Calfee, Hal- ($5,280,000)” and insert “Five Million together with legal advice and rec- ter & Griswold LLP is hereby des- Five Hundred Ninety Thousand Dol- ommendations as to the documents ignated to serve as Bond Counsel to lars ($5,590,000)”. and legal proceedings in connection the City and to provide legal ser- 7. Add a New Section 24 to read with the Bonds authorized herein. In vices in the nature of the prepara- as follows: rendering such services said firm tion of the document, and the pro- “Section 24. Counsel. Calfee, Hal- shall not exercise any administra- ceedings in connection with the ter & Griswold LLP is hereby des- tive discretion on behalf of the City issuance and sale of the Bonds, and ignated to serve as Bond Counsel to in the formation of public policy, the rendering of approving legal the City and to provide legal ser- expenditure of public funds, enforce- opinions with respect thereto, to- vices in the nature of the prepara- ment of laws, rules and regulation gether with legal advice and rec- tion of the documents and the pro- of this Council and the City, or the ommendations as to the documents ceedings in connection with the execution of public trusts. For such and legal proceedings in connection issuance and sale of the Bonds, and services, said firm shall be paid with the Bonds authorized herein. In the rendering of approving legal from the proceeds of the Bonds rendering such services, said firm opinions with respect thereto, to- authorized herein just and reason- shall not exercise any administra- gether with legal advice and rec- able compensation and reimburse- tive discretion on behalf of the City ommendations as to the documents ment of actual out-of-pocket expens- in the formation of public policy, and legal proceedings in connection es. expenditure of public funds, enforce- with the Bonds authorized herein. In Arter & Hadden LLP is hereby ment of laws, rules and regulation rendering such services, said firm designated to serve as underwriters’ of this Council and the City or the shall not exercise any administra- counsel and Forbes, Fields & Asso- execution of public trusts. For such tive discretion on behalf of the City ciates is hereby designated to serve services, said firm shall be paid in the formation of public policy, as co-underwriter counsel to the from the proceeds of the Bonds expenditure of public funds, enforce- Original Purchaser to provide legal authorized herein just and reason- ment of laws, rules and regulation services in connection therewith.” able compensation and reimburse- of this Council and the City, or the 4. Renumber existing “Section 24” ment of actual out-of-pocket expens- execution of public trusts. For such to new “Section 25”. es. services, said firm shall be paid Amendments agreed to. Arter & Hadden LLP is hereby from the proceeds of the Bonds The rules were suspended. Yeas designated to serve as underwriters’ authorized herein just and reason- 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. counsel and Forbes, Fields & Asso- able compensation and reimburse- Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. ciates is hereby designated to serve ment of actual out-of-pocket expens- In compliance with Section 33 of as co-underwriter counsel to the es. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Original Purchaser to provide legal Arter & Hadden LLP is hereby tion was furnished to each member services in connection therewith.” designated to serve as underwriters’ of Council before final passage. 1379 40 The City Record June 21, 2000

Ord. No. 900-2000. employ one or more professional the Ohio Department of Natural By Councilman Patmon (by de- consultants to provide professional Resources for the 2001 Recycle Ohio! partmental request). engineering and surveying services Program; authorizing a contract An emergency ordinance provid- necessary for various airport pro- with Parkworks for professional ing for the issuance and sale of jects. advertising services; and authoriz- Bonds in the maximum principal Approved by Directors of Port ing a contract for the purchase of amount of $2,310,000 for the purpose Control, Finance, Law; Recommend- equipment and supplies for the pro- of providing funds for public ed by Committees on Aviation and gram. improvements of municipal proper- Transportation, Finance; when Approved by Directors of Public ties and easements in residential amended as follows: Service, Finance, Law; Recommend- neighborhoods and to pay capital- 1. Insert New Section 2 to read as ed by Committees on Public Service, ized interest and all expenses follows: Finance. incurred in connection with the “Section 2. That the contract The rules were suspended. Yeas issuance of the Bonds; to authorize authorized herein shall be for a 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. agreements with respect to the term of one (1) year or less and Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Bonds; and to authorize the issuance shall not be amended, extended, or of notes in anticipation of such modified without City Council autho- Ord. No. 925-2000. Bonds. rization.”. By Councilman Cintron, Jr. Approved by Directors of Finance, 2. Delete existing Section 2 in its An emergency ordinance authoriz- Law; Recommended by Committee entirety and insert in lieu thereof ing the Director of Public Service to on Finance; when amended as fol- New Section 3 to read as follows: issue a permit to Stonebridge Build- lows: “Section 3. That all expenditures ing and Design, Inc. to encroach 1. In Section 4, line 4, after “SBK” under the contract authorized here- into the public right-of-way of and before “Investment Corp.” in shall not exceed $100,000.00, and Riverbed Street with an apartment insert: “-Brooks”; also in line 4, after shall be paid from Fund No. 60 SF building from the second story “Investment Corp.” and before “and” 001, Request No. 8286.”. upward to a minimum height of 12- insert “ , as co-senior managers,”; and 3. Renumber existing Section 3 to feet, 8-inches above the pavement also in line 4 after “Brothers” and “Section 4”. area. Amendments agreed to. before “(collectively,” insert “, as co- Approved by Directors of Public The rules were suspended. Yeas manager,”. Service, City Planning Commission, 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. 2. In Section 6, line 3, after “are Finance, Law; Recommended by Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. issued” and before the period, in- Committees on Public Service, City In compliance with Section 33 of sert: “upon City Council authoriza- Planning, Finance. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- t i o n” . The rules were suspended. Yeas tion was furnished to each member 3. Add a New Section 24 to read 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. of Council before final passage. as follows: Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. “Section 24. Counsel. Calfee, Hal- ter & Griswold LLP is hereby des- Ord. No. 921-2000. By Councilman Britt. Ord. No. 926-2000. ignated to serve as Bond Counsel to By Councilman Jackson (by re- the City and to provide legal ser- An emergency ordinance authoriz- quest). vices in the nature of the prepara- ing the Director of Public Service to An emergency ordinance autho- tion of the documents and the pro- issue a permit to The Cleveland rizing the Director of Public Ser- ceedings in connection with the Clinic Foundation to encroach into vice to issue a permit to Dunham issuance and sale of the Bonds, and the public right-of-way of Reserve Tavern Museum, to encroach into the rendering of approving legal Court N.E. for the construction of a the right-of-way of Euclid Avenue opinions with respect thereto, to- pavement for ingress and egress, with four (4) double sided banners gether with legal advice and rec- steel posts and security gates over, to be attached to utility poles (by ommendations as to the documents through, upon, and encroaching into separate permission) to celebrate and legal proceedings in connection the public right-of-way of Reserve with the Bonds authorized herein. Court N.E. for the American Cancer and identify their 175 years in exis- In rendering such services, said Society’s Community Resource Cen- t e n c e . firm shall not exercise any admin- ter. Approved by Directors of Public istrative discretion on behalf of the Approved by Directors of Public Service, City Planning Commission, City in the formation of public pol- Service, City Planning Commission, Finance, Law; Recommended by icy expenditure of public funds. Finance, Law; Recommended by Committees on Public Service, City enforcement of laws, rules and reg- Committees on Public Service, City Planning, Finance. ulation of this Council and the City, Planning, Finance. The rules were suspended. Yeas or the execution of public trusts. The rules were suspended. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. For such services, said firm shall 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. be paid from the proceeds of the Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Bonds authorized herein just and Ord. No. 927-2000. reasonable compensation and reim- Ord. No. 922-2000. By Councilmen Polensek, Cimper- bursement of actual out-of-pocket By Councilman Britt. man and Patmon (by departmental e x p e n s e s . An emergency ordinance authoriz- request). Arter & Hadden LLP is hereby ing the Director of Public Service to An emergency ordinance deter- designated to serve as underwrit- issue a permit to Supper’s Ready, mining the method of making the ers’ counsel and Forbes, Fields & Inc., an Ohio Corporation dba Sal- public improvement of renovating Associates is hereby designated to vatore’s Ristorante to encroach into various Department of Public serve as co-underwriter counsel to the right-of-way of Edgehill and Safety buildings; authorizing the the Original Purchaser to provide Murray Hill Roads with an outdoor Director of Public Safety to enter legal services in connection there- seasonal patio dining area with into contract for the making of w i t h .” tables, chairs, railings and a wood- such improvement; authorizing 4. Renumber existing “Section 24” en deck. said director to employ one or to new “Section 25”. Approved by Directors of Public more professional consultants to Amendments agreed to. Service, City Planning Commission, design the public improvement; The rules were suspended. Yeas Finance, Law; Recommended by and authorizing the purchase by 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. Committees on Public Service, City requirement contract of equipment, Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Planning, Finance. furniture, supplies and fixtures, In compliance with Section 33 of The rules were suspended. Yeas necessary to implement the im- the Charter, a copy of the legisla- 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. p r o v e m e n t . tion was furnished to each member Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Approved by Directors of Public of Council before final passage. Safety, City Planning Commission, Ord. No. 923-2000. Finance, Law; Recommended by Ord. No. 908-2000. By Councilmen Cintron and Pat- Committees on Public Safety, City By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon mon (by departmental request). Planning, Finance. (by departmental request). An emergency ordinance authoriz- The rules were suspended. Yeas An emergency ordinance authorizing the Director of Public Service to 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. ing the Director of Port Control to apply for and accept a grant from Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 1380 June 21, 2000 The City Record 41

Ord. No. 930-2000. Public Parks, Property, and Recre- that each separate trade and each By Councilmen Johnson, Rybka, ation, City Planning, Finance; when distinct component part of said Cimperman and Patmon (by de- amended as follows: improvement may be treated as a partmental request). 1. In the title, strike lines 19, 20, separate improvement, and each, or An emergency ordinance authoriz- 21, 22 and 23 in their entirety and any combination, of such trades or ing the Director of Parks, Recre- insert in lieu thereof the following: components may be the subject of a ation and Properties to apply for “design of playground improvements separate contract upon a unit basis. and accept a grant from the Ohio at Benjamin Franklin, Denison and Section 13. That the Director of Department of Natural Resources R.G. Jones Elementary Schools; and Parks, Recreation and Properties is for Phase II of the Woodland Recre- to determine the method of making authorized to make a written con- ation Center site improvements; the public improvement of improv- tract in accordance with the Charter determining the method of making ing the playgrounds; and authoriz- and the Codified Ordinances of the public improvement of con- ing the Director of Parks, Recre- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for play- structing the bikeway; and autho- ation and Properties to enter into ground equipment for Benjamin rizing the Director of Parks, Recre- contract for the making of such Franklin, Denison, R.G. Jones and ation and Properties to enter into improvement and authorizing the Paul Revere Elementary Schools to contract for the making of such Director of Parks, Recreation and be purchased by the Commissioner improvement. Properties to enter into contract to of Purchases and Supplies upon a Approved by Directors of Parks, purchase playground equipment.”. unit basis for the Department of Recreation and Properties, City Plan- 2. Strike the third whereas clause Parks, Recreation and Properties. ning Commission, Finance, Law; in its entirety and insert in lieu Section 14. That the cost of the Recommended by Committees on thereof the following: contract authorized between the Public Parks, Property, and Recre- “Whereas, the Cleveland Munici- City and Parkworks and the cost of ation, City Planning, Finance; when pal School District and the City the improvement hereby authorized amended as follows: desire to enter into an agreement and the cost of the contract to pur- 1. In Section 5, line 1, after “That” authorizing joint use of parking lots chase playground equipment shall insert “, provided this Council autho- and playgrounds at elementary be paid from Fund Nos. 10 SF 166 rizes and the City sells general schools in the City; and and 20 SF 361, Request No. 5056.”. obligation bonds in 2000 for the pur- Whereas, Parkworks has proposed Amendments agreed to. poses that include the improvement to design playground improvements The rules were suspended. Yeas authorized herein,”. at Benjamin Franklin, Denison and 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. 2. In existing Section 6, line 4, R.G. Jones Elementary Schools; Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. between “ordinance” and the period and”. In compliance with Section 33 of insert “and the cash match”. 3. Strike Sections 7, 8, 9 and 10 in the Charter, a copy of the legisla- 3. Insert new Sections 6 and 7 to their entirety and insert in lieu tion was furnished to each member read as follows: thereof the following: of Council before final passage. “Section 6. That plans for the “Section 7. That the Director of development of the improvement Parks, Recreation and Properties is Ord. No. 936-2000. shall be reviewed by the City Plan- authorized to enter into a joint use By Councilmen Rybka, Cimper- ning Commission prior to construc- agreement with the Cleveland man and Patmon (by departmental tion of the improvement. Municipal School District regarding request). Section 7. That before April 1, the use of playgrounds and parking An emergency ordinance authoriz- 2001, the Director of Parks, Recre- lots at the elementary schools locat- ing the Director of Parks, Recre- ation and Properties is to submit to ed within the City by residents of ation and Properties to apply for the Clerk of Council a list of all the City. This agreement shall pro- and accept a grant from the Ohio grants available from Natureworks vide that the playgrounds shall be Department of Transportation for and a list of all projects and sites open to the public without barriers Phase 2 of the 2000 Cleveland Lake- that the Director recommends for denying access during non-school front Bikeway Project; determining consideration for grants.”. hours and that the Cleveland Munic- the method of making the public 4. Renumber existing Sections 6 ipal School District shall maintain improvement of constructing the and 7, respectively to new “Section the playgrounds and parking lots. bikeway; and authorizing the Direc- 8” and “Section 9”. There shall be no use fee charged tor of Parks, Recreation and Prop- 5. In existing Section 6, line 4, to the City. erties to enter into contract for the between “ordinance” and the period Section 8. That the agreement making of such improvement. insert “and the cash match”. authorized pursuant to Section 7 Approved by Directors of Parks, Amendments agreed to. shall be prepared by the Director of Recreation and Properties, City Plan- The rules were suspended. Yeas Law and shall contain such terms ning Commission, Finance, Law; 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. and conditions as are required to Recommended by Committees on Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. protect the interest of the City. Public Parks, Property, and Recre- In compliance with Section 33 of Section 9. That the Director of ation, City Planning, Finance; when the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Parks, Recreation and Properties amended as follows: tion was furnished to each member and Community Development are 1. In Section 1, line 3, strike of Council before final passage. hereby authorized to enter into an “$681,966.00” and insert in lieu there- agreement with Parkworks to of “$684,000.00”. Ord. No. 931-2000. design playground improvements at 2. In Section 2, line 4, strike By Councilmen White, Brady, Benjamin Franklin, Denison and “$171,000” and insert in lieu thereof Rybka, Cimperman and Patmon (by R.G. Jones Elementary Schools. “$172,000”. departmental request). Section 10. That the Mayor, and 3. Insert new Section 5 to read as An emergency ordinance authoriz- the Director of Parks, Recreation follows: ing the Director of Parks, Recre- and Properties and other appropri- “Section 5. That upon completion ation and Properties to enter into ate City officials, are hereby autho- of said improvement, the City will and execute a lease agreement for rized to execute such other docu- thereafter keep said bikeway open certain properties in the City of ments and certificates, and take to traffic at all times, and will: Cleveland located at Paul Revere such other actions as may be nec- (a) Maintain the portion of the Elementary School, 10706 Sandusky essary or appropriate to effect the improvement which lies within ded- Avenue, Benjamin Franklin Ele- lease and agreements authorized icated public rights of way in the mentary School, 1905 Spring Road, pursuant to this ordinance. City of Cleveland in accordance and Denison Elementary School, Section 11. That, pursuant to Sec- with the provisions of the statutes 3799 West 33rd Street from the tion 167 of the Charter of the City relating thereto and make ample Cleveland Municipal School District of Cleveland, it is hereby deter- financial and other provisions for for a term not to exceed twenty (20) mined to make the public improve- such maintenance, it being under- years for the public purpose of con- ment of constructing playground stood that the State of Ohio will structing playground improvements; and parking lot improvements to maintain those portions of the and authorizing the Director to Benjamin Franklin, Denison, R.G. improvement located within State- enter into and execute an agreement Jones and Paul Revere Elementary owned or State-leased land; and with Parkworks, Cleveland for the Schools, for the Department of (b) Maintain said dedicated pub- construction of playground improve- Parks, Recreation and Properties. lic right-of-way, keep it free of ments at Benjamin Franklin Ele- Section 12. That the Director of obstruction in a manner satisfacto- mentary School, 1905 Spring Road, Parks, Recreation and Properties is ry to the State of Ohio, hold said and Denison Elementary School, hereby authorized to enter into con- right-of-way inviolate for public- 3799 West 33rd Street. tract for the making of the above highway bike route purposes and Approved by Directors of Parks, public improvement with the lowest permit no signs, posters, billboards, Recreation and Properties, City Plan- responsible bidder after competitive roadside stands or other private ning Commission, Finance, Law; bidding upon a unit basis for the installations within the right-of-way Recommended by Committees on improvement, provided, however, limits.”. 1381 42 The City Record June 21, 2000

4. In existing Section 5, line 1, of the Land Reutilization Program Ord. No. 942-2000. after “That” insert “, provided this and located at East 63rd Street to By Councilmen White, Melena and Council authorizes and the City sells Burten, Bell, Carr Development Cor- Patmon (by departmental request). general obligation bonds in 2000 for poration or designee. An emergency ordinance authoriz- the purposes that include the Approved by Directors of Commu- ing the Director of Community improvement authorized herein,”. nity Development, City Planning Development to enter into contract 5. Renumber existing Sections 5 Commission, Finance, Law; Recom- with Zaremba Cleveland Communi- and 6, respectively to new “Section mended by Committees on Commu- ties, Inc. and Millcreek Joint Ven- 6” and “Section 7”. nity and Economic Development, ture (jointly referred to herein as 6. In existing Section 6, line 4, City Planning, Finance. “Developer”) the developer of the between “ordinance” and the period The rules were suspended. Yeas Mill Creek Housing Development insert “and the cash match”. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. located on Turney Road in the 7. Insert new Section 8 to read as Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Warner-Turney-Broadway neighbor- follows: hood of Cleveland (“Mill Creek”) for “Section 8. That the Director of the Ord. No. 940-2000. payment of infrastructure costs City Planning Commission is hereby By Councilmen Jackson, Melena, associated with Mill Creek and to authorized to apply for a grant in an Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- authorize the acceptance of second amount not to exceed $101,000 from mental request). mortgages on the Mill Creek parcels the Ohio Department of Transporta- An emergency ordinance authoriz- in repayment of aforesaid contract. tion for the bicycle and pedestrian ing the sale of real property as part Approved by Directors of Commu- facility for the Mill Creek Trail.”. of the Land Reutilization Program nity Development, Finance, Law; 8. Renumber existing Section 7 to and located at on East 61st and 63rd Recommended by Committees on new “Section 9”. Streets to Burten, Bell, Carr Devel- Community and Economic Develop- Amendments agreed to. opment Corporation or designee ment, Finance. The rules were suspended. Yeas Approved by Directors of Commu- The rules were suspended. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. nity Development, City Planning 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Commission, Finance, Law; Recom- Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. In compliance with Section 33 of mended by Committees on Communi- the Charter, a copy of the legisla- ty and Economic Development, City Ord. No. 944-2000. tion was furnished to each member Planning, Finance; when amended as By Councilmen Jones, Melena and of Council before final passage. follows: Patmon (by departmental request). 1. Insert new Sections 35 and 36 An emergency ordinance authoriz- Ord. No. 937-2000. to read as follows: ing the Commissioner of Purchases By Councilmen Rybka, Cimper- “Section 35. That pursuant to Sec- and Supplies to sell City-owned prop- man and Patmon (by departmental tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- erty no longer needed for public use request). nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the located in Block A-5 of the Cleve- An emergency ordinance deter- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- land Industrial Park to Arrowhead mining the method of making the plies is hereby authorized to sell Industries Corp. and Erieview Metal public improvement of rehabilitat- Permanent Parcel Nos. 118-29-105 Treating Company. ing Cleveland Memorial Gardens; and 118-30-050, as more fully Approved by Directors of Econo- authorizing the Director of Parks, described in Section 36 below, to mic Development, Finance, Law; Recreation and Properties to enter Burten, Bell, Carr Development Cor- Recommended by Committees on into contract for the making of such poration or their designee. Community and Economic Develop- improvement; and authorizing said Section 36. That the real property ment, Finance; when amended as director to employ one or more pro- to be sold pursuant to Section 35 of follows: fessional consultants to design the this Ordinance is more fully 1. In the title, line 7 and in Sec- improvement. described as follows: tion 2, lines 3 and 4 delete “Arrow- Approved by Directors of Parks, head Industries Corp.” and insert the Recreation and Properties, City Pl a n - P. P. No. 118-29-105 following in lieu thereof: “Scovil- ning Commission, Finance, Law; Rec- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Hanna Realty, LLC d.b.a. Arrow- ommended by Committees on Public County of Cuyahoga and State of head Industries Corp.”. Parks, Property, and Recreation, City Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Amendment agreed to. Planning, Finance; when amended as 93 in Chamberlain Allotment of part The rules were suspended. Yeas fo l l o w s : of Original One Hundred Acre Lots 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. 1. Strike the title in its entirety Nos. 334 and 335 as shown by the Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. and insert in lieu thereof the fol- recorded plat in Volume 3 of Maps, In compliance with Section 33 of lowing: Page 28 of Cuyahoga County the Charter, a copy of the legisla- “An emergency ordinance autho- Records, and being 40 feet front on tion was furnished to each member rizing the Director of Parks, Recre- the Easterly line of East 61st Street of Council before final passage. ation and Properties to employ one (60 feet wide) and extending back or more professional consultants to of equal width 160 feet, be the same Ord. No. 946-2000. provide professional services neces- more or less, but subject to all legal By Councilmen White and Patmon sary to design the rehabilitation of highways. (by departmental request). Cleveland Memorial Gardens.”. Also subject to all zoning ordi- An emergency ordinance authoriz- 2. Strike Sections 1, 2, 3 and 4 in nances, if any. ing the Director of Personnel and their entirety and renumber existing Human Resources to apply for and Sections 5, 6 and 7, respectively, to P. P. No. 118-30-050 accept a grant from the Ohio Bureau new “ Section 1 ”, “ Section 2 ” and “Sec- Situated in the City of Cleveland. of Employment Services POWER* tion 3”. County of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio for the Workforce Investment 3. In existing Section 5, strike Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Act Transition Program; and to lines 6 and 7 in their entirety and 141 in W.S. and M.W. Chamberlain’s enter into contract with OMTI insert in lieu thereof the following: Allotment of part of Original One Workforce Training Institute to “professional services necessary to Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 334 and 335 implement the Program. design the Phase II construction of as shown by the recorded plat in Approved by Directors of Person- the roadways, constructing a Main- Volume 3 of Maps, Page 28 of Cuya- nel and Human Resources, Finance, tenance Building and culverting the hoga County Records and being 40 Law; Recommended by Committees drainage ditch at Cleveland Memor- feet front on the Easterly side of on Employment, Affirmative Action ial Gardens.”. East 63rd Street (formerly Richland and Training, Finance. 4. In existing Section 6, line 2, Avenue) and extending back of The rules were suspended. Yeas after “shall” insert “not exceed equal width 160 feet as appears by 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. $60,000 and shall”. said plat, be the same more or less, Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Amendments agreed to. but subject to all legal highways. The rules were suspended. Yeas Also subject to zoning ordinances, Ord. No. 996-2000. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. if any. By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 2. Renumber Sections 35, 36, 37 mon (by departmental request). In compliance with Section 33 of and 38 to new “Section 37”, “Section An emergency ordinance authoriz- the Charter, a copy of the legisla- 38”, “Section 39”, and “Section 40”. ing the Director of Law to apply for tion was furnished to each member Amendments agreed to. and accept a grant from the State of Council before final passage. The rules were suspended. Yeas of Ohio, Department of Education, 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. for the 2000 TEAM Approach to Vio- Ord. No. 939-2000. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. lence Against Women Program. By Councilmen Jackson, O’Malley, In compliance with Section 33 of Approved by Directors of Finance, Cimperman and Patmon. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Law; Recommended by Committee An emergency ordinance authoriz- tion was furnished to each member on Finance; when amended as fol- ing the sale of real property as part of Council before final passage. lows: 1382 June 21, 2000 The City Record 43

1. In Section 1, in lines 7, 8 and 9, on Public Service, Public Safety, mended by Committees on Commu- strike “and that said funds be and Finance; when amended as follows: nity and Economic Development, they are appropriated for the pur- 1. In Section 1, at amended Section City Planning, Finance. poses set forth in the summary for 1, lines 6 and 7, strike “the approx- The rules were suspended. Yeas said grant” and insert in lieu there- imate amount as purchased during 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. of “that one-half of said grant funds the preceding year” and insert in Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. are appropriated for the purposes lieu thereof “an amount not to set forth in the summary of the exceed $50,000”. Ord. No. 1066-2000. grant; and that appropriation of the 2. In Section 2, at amended Section By Councilmen Britt, Melena, Cim- remainder of said grant funds shall 1, lines 7 and 8, strike “the approx- perman and Patmon (by departmen- require further legislation of this imate amount as purchased during tal request). Council.” the preceding year” and insert in An emergency ordinance authoriz- Amendment agreed to. lieu thereof “an amount not to ing the Director of Economic Devel- The rules were suspended. Yeas exceed $30,000”. opment to enter into an Empower- 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. 3. In Section 3, at amended Section ment Zone Section 108 loan and an Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 1, lines 6 and 7, strike “the approx- Economic Development Initiative In compliance with Section 33 of imate amount as purchased during Grant Agreement with Fairfax the Charter, a copy of the legisla- the preceding year” and insert in Renaissance Development Corpora- tion was furnished to each member lieu thereof “an amount not to tion to provide economic develop- of Council before final passage. exceed $60,000”. ment assistance to partially finance 4. In Section 4, at amended Section the acquisition and construction of Ord. No. 998-2000. 1, lines 7 and 8, strike “the approx- real property located at the north- By Councilmen Cimperman, Cin- imate amount as purchased during west corner of East 82nd Street and tron, O’Malley and Patmon (by de- the preceding year” and insert in Quincy Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. partmental request). lieu thereof “an amount not to Approved by Directors of Eco- An emergency ordinance deter- exceed $300,000”. nomic Development, City Planning mining the method of making the Amendments agreed to. Commission, Finance, Law; Recom- public improvement of rehabilitat- The rules were suspended. Yeas mended by Committees on Commu- ing the Buhrer Avenue sewer, and 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. nity and Economic Development, authorizing the Director of Public Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. City Planning, Finance; when Utilities to enter into contract for In compliance with Section 33 of amended as follows: the making of such improvement. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- 1. In Section 4, line 5, strike Approved by Directors of Public tion was furnished to each member “1115023” and insert in lieu thereof Utilities, City Planning Commission, of Council before final passage. “13115”. Finance, Law; Recommended by Amendment agreed to. Committees on Public Utilities, City Ord. No. 1058-2000. The rules were suspended. Yeas Planning, Finance. By Councilmen Gordon, Melena 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. The rules were suspended. Yeas and Patmon (by departmental re- Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. quest). In compliance with Section 33 of Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. An emergency ordinance authoriz- the Charter, a copy of the legisla- ing the Directors of Community tion was furnished to each member Ord. No. 999-2000. Development and/or Public Health of Council before final passage. By Councilmen Dolan, O’Malley, to enter into contracts with various Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- agencies to provide AIDS related Ord. No. 1070-2000. mental request). services. By Councilmen White and Patmon An emergency ordinance deter- Approved by Directors of Public (by departmental request). mining the method of making the Health, Community Development, An emergency ordinance to amend public improvement of rehabilitat- Finance, Law; Recommended by Sections 8, 25, 28, 32, and 43 of Ordi- ing the Fairville/West 190th Street Committees on Public Health, Com- nance No. 434-2000, relating to area sewer, and authorizing the munity and Economic Development, compensation for various classifica- Director of Public Utilities to enter Finance; when amended as follows: tions. into contract for the making of such 1. In Section 1, line 5, after “pro- Approved by Directors of Person- improvement. gram” insert “in accordance with nel and Human Resources, Finance, Approved by Directors of Public File No. 1058-2000-A, attached here- Law; Recommended by Committees Utilities, City Planning Commission, to,”. on Employment, Affirmative Action Finance, Law; Recommended by Amendment agreed to. and Training, Finance. Committees on Public Utilities, City The rules were suspended. Yeas The rules were suspended. Yeas Planning, Finance. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. The rules were suspended. Yeas Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. In compliance with Section 33 of Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. the Charter, a copy of the legisla- Ord. No. 1071-2000. tion was furnished to each member By Councilman Willis. Ord. No. 1000-2000. of Council before final passage. An emergency ordinance authoriz- By Councilmen Dolan, O’Malley, ing the Director of Public Service to Cimperman and Patmon (by de- Ord. No. 1059-2000. issue a permit to University Circle partmental request). By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- Incorporated to encroach into the An emergency ordinance deter- mon (by departmental request). right-of-way at 11111 Euclid Ave. mining the method of making the An emergency ordinance authoriz- with a shuttle bus shelter in front public improvement of rehabilitating the Director of Public Health to of Case Western Reserve Universi- ing the Westpark Road sewer, and apply for and accept a grant from ty’s Thwing Student Service Center. authorizing the Director of Public the Ohio Department of Health for Approved by Directors of Public Utilities to enter into contract for the 2001 Infant Mortality Reduction Service, City Planning Commission, the making of such improvement. (Initiative) Project and to enter into Finance, Law; Recommended by Approved by Directors of Public contract with Lutheran Metropolitan Committees on Public Service, City Utilities, City Planning Commission, Ministry to implement the program. Planning, Finance. Finance, Law; Recommended by Approved by Directors of Public The rules were suspended. Yeas Committees on Public Utilities, City Health, Finance, Law; Recommend- 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. Planning, Finance. ed by Committees on Public Health, Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. The rules were suspended. Yeas Finance. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. The rules were suspended. Yeas LAID ON THE TABLE Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. 20. Nays 0. Read third time in full. Passed. Yeas 20. Nays 0. Ord. No. 1940-98. Ord. No. 1004-2000. By Councilmen Gordon, Zone and By Councilmen Cintron and Pat- Ord. No. 1063-2000. Johnson (by departmental request). mon (by departmental request). By Councilmen Melena, Cimper- An emergency ordinance to sup- An emergency ordinance to amend man and Patmon (by departmental plement the Codified Ordinances of the title and Section 1 of Ordinance request). Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, by enacting No. 2161-99, 2162-99, 2164-99 and 2165- An emergency ordinance authoriz- new Section 127.42 thereof relating 99, passed February 14, 2000, relating the sale of real property as part to transferring the Bureau of Vital ing to various requirement contract of the Land Reutilization Program Statistics from the Department of purchases for the Division of Traf- and located on West 52nd Street to Public Health to the Division of fic Engineering and Parking. Bridge Housing Corporation. Assessments and Licenses in the Approved by Directors of Public Approved by Directors of Commu- Department of Finance; to amend Service, Public Safety, Finance, nity Development, City Planning Ordinance No. 141.01, as amended by Law; Recommended by Committees Commission, Finance, Law; Recom- Ordinance No. 63410-A, passed Sep- 1383 44 The City Record June 21, 2000 tember 22, 1924; and to repeal exist- BOARD OF CONTROL Requisition No. RE-15138 ing Section 141.18 thereof, as enact- (Division of Property Management- ed by Ordinance No. 63410-A, passed $20,000.00) September 22, 1924, relating to the June 14, 2000 Bureau of Vital Statistics. RE-09900 (Division of Motor Vehicle Without objection, Ordinance No. The regular meeting of the Board Maintenance - $5,000.00) of Control convened in the Mayor’s 1940-98 was Laid on the Table pur- which shall be certified against suant to the Rules of Council. office on Wednesday, June 14, 2000, such contract in the total sum of at 11:00 a.m. with Acting Director Twenty-Five Thousand and 00/100 Ord. No. 1949-98. Carr presiding. Dollars ($25,000.00). By Councilmen Sweeney, Coats, Present: Acting Director Carr, Said requirement contract shall Zone and Johnson (by departmental Director Brooks, Acting Directors further provide that the Contractor request). Sundheimer, Savas, Directors Ric- shall furnish the remainder of the An emergency ordinance to dis- chiuto, Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, City’s requirements for such goods continue the Division of Waste Col- Patterson, Warren, Acting Director and/or services, whether more or lection and Disposal by repealing Alexander. less than said estimated quantity, as Sections 131.14 and 131.15 of the Cod- Absent: Director Jackson. may be ordered under subsequent ified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, Others: Myrna Branche, Commis- requisitions separately certified 1976, as amended by various ordi- sioner, Purchases and Supplies. against said contract. nances; to transfer the Division of Lucille Ambroz, Director, Office of Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Traffic Engineering from the Equal Opportunity. tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- Department of Public Safety to the On motion, the following resolu- heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, Department of Public Service by sup- tions were adopted. Guzman, Hudecek, Patterson, War- plementing said codified ordinances ren, Acting Director Alexander. by enacting new Sections 131.14 and Resolution No. 385-00. Nays: None. 131.15 thereof; to amend Sections By Director Brooks. Absent: Mayor White, Directors 131.12, 403.03 and 403.06 of said cod- Whereas, by Resolution No. 383-00, Whitlow, Jackson. ified ordinances, as amended by var- adopted June 7, 2000, pursuant to the ious ordinances, relating to the authority of Ordinance No. 318-00, Resolution No. 387-00. Duties of the Division of Traffic passed by the Cleveland City Coun- By Director Konicek. Engineering and the Commissioner cil April 17, 2000, this Board of Con- Be it resolved by the Board of thereof; and to allow for the discon- trol approved the bid of Dougherty Control of the City of Cleveland that tinuance of the Division of Traffic Lumber, as the lowest and best bid the employment of the following Engineering and the office of the for the purchase of lumber: and Commissioner of Traffic Engineer- subcontractors by Creative Works, Whereas, in said Resolution No. Inc., contractor employed by con- ing upon a vacancy in that office. 383-00, the bidder’s amount was Without objection, Ordinance No. tract to provide professional ser- incorrectly stated as Two Hundred vices to design, layout, produce and 1949-98 was Laid on the Table pur- Thirty-Seven Thousand Eight Hun- suant to the Rules of Council. distribute the 1999 and 2000 water dred Ninety-Seven and 50/100 Dol- quality reports, for the Division of lars ($237,895.50); now, therefore, Water, Department of Public Utili- Ord. No. 1950-98. Be it resolved by the Board of By Councilmen Coats, Gordon, ties, under City Contract No. 56168, Control of the City of Cleveland that authorized by Ordinance No. 882-99, Zone and Johnson (by departmental Board of Control Resolution No. 383- request). passed June 7, 1999 and Board of 00, adopted June 7, 2000, affirming Control Resolution No. 163-00, adopt- An emergency ordinance to sup- and approving the bid of Dougherty plement the Codified Ordinances of ed March 15, 2000 is hereby Lumber as the lowest and best for approved. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, by enacting the purchase of lumber, for various new Sections 135.57, 135.58, 135.59, divisions of City Government, 135.60, 135.61, 135.62 and 135.63 there- Subcontractor — Work Department of Finance, hereby is of, relating to transferring the Divi- sion of Correction from the Depart- amended by changing the amount to Andrew Johns, Inc. — $19,734.00 ment of Public Health to the Depart- “Two Hundred Thirty-Seven Thou- ment of Public Safety; to amend Sec- sand Eight Hundred Ninety-Five Phil Vedda & Sons, Inc. — tions 135.01 and 141.02, as amended and 50/100 Dollars ($237,895.50).” $187,516.00 by various ordinances; and to repeal Be it further resolved that all existing Sections 141.06, 141.07, other provisions of said resolution Alice Paul Printers and 141.071, 141.072, 141.08, 141.081 and not expressly amended hereby shall Mail Service — $32,300.00 141.09, as amended by various ordi- remain in full force and effect. nances relating to the Division of Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Mengay Photographic Illustration Correction. tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- — $7,000.00 Without objection, Ordinance No. heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, 1950-98 was Laid on the Table pur- Guzman, Hudecek, Patterson, War- The InterSoft Group, Inc. — suant to the Rules of Council. ren, Acting Director Alexander. $5,600.00 Nays: None. MOTION Absent: Mayor White, Directors Asist Translation Services — Whitlow, Jackson. $3,200.00 By Councilman Cintron and sec- onded by Councilman Gordon and Resolution No. 386-00. Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- unanimously carried that the absence By Director Brooks. tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- of Councilman Odelia V. Robinson be Resolved, by the Board of Control heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, and is hereby authorized. of the City of Cleveland that the bid Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- of Hough Supply & Specialty Co. for son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- MOTION an estimated quantity of Janitorial ander. Supplies (Group A - paper products), Nays: None. The Council adjourned at 11:55 for the various divisions of City Absent: Mayor White, Director p.m. to meet on Monday July 17, 2000 Government, Department of Finance, Jackson. in the Council Chambers. for a period of one (1) year beginning with the date of execution of Resolution No. 388-00. a contract, received on May 11, 2000, By Director Konicek. pursuant to the authority of Ordi- Be it resolved by the Board of nance No. 710-99, passed May 17, Control of the City of Cleveland that 1999, which on the basis of the esti- Board of Control Resolution No. 353- mated quantity would amount to 00, adopted May 24, 2000, pursuant Four Hundred Eighty-Eight Thou- to the authority of Ordinance No. sand Nine Hundred Sixty-Five and 1417-99, passed October 4, 1999 00/100 Dollars ($488,965.00)(Net 30 approving the bid of Meurer Clerk of Council Days), is hereby affirmed and Research, Inc. as lowest and best approved as the lowest and best bid, for labor and materials to modify and the Director of Finance is here- and maintain a trac-vac residuals THE CALENDAR by requested to enter into a require- collection system at the Garrett A. ment contract for such goods and/or Morgan Water Treatment Plant (all The following measures will be on services, which shall provide for the items), for the Division of Water, their final passage at the next meet- immediate purchase as the initial Department of Public Utilities, is ing: amount of such contract of the fol- hereby amended by deleting the NONE lowing: written words “Thirty Thousand 1384 June 21, 2000 The City Record 45

Dollars” referring to the requisition Division of Water, Department of Requisition No. 23682 amount and adding the written Public Utilities, pursuant to the which shall be certified against words “Fifty Thousand Dollars”. authority of Ordinance No. 1816-99, such contract in the sum of One Be it further resolved that all passed by the Council of the City of Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00). other provisions of said Resolution Cleveland on December 13, 1999, be Said requirement contract shall No. 353-00 not expressly amended and the same are hereby rejected. further provide that the Contractor hereby shall remain unchanged and Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- will furnish the remainder of the in full force and effect. tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- requirement for such commodities, Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, whether more or less than said esti- tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- mated quantity, as may be ordered heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, son, Warren, Acting Director under subsequent requisitions sepa- Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- Alexander. rately certified against said con- son, Warren, Acting Director Nays: None. tract. Alexander. Absent: Mayor White, Director Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Nays: None. Jackson. tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- Absent: Mayor White, Director heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, Jackson. Resolution No. 391-00. Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- By Director Konicek. son, Warren, Acting Director Resolution No. 389-00. Be it resolved, by the Board of Alexander. By Director Konicek. Control of the City of Cleveland that Nays: None. Be it resolved by the Board of the bid of Hooks Concrete Corpora- Absent: Mayor White, Director Control of the City of Cleveland that tion for an estimated quantity of Jackson. the bid of Perk Company, Inc. for labor and materials to repair tree an estimated quantity of various lawns (all items) for various divi- Resolution No. 393-00. sewer maintenance appurtenances - sions of the Department of Public By Director Konicek. slabs (items 1-9), for the Division of Utilities, for a period of one (1) year Be it resolved by the Board of Water Pollution Control, Depart- beginning with the date of execu- Control of the City of Cleveland that ment of Public Utilities, for a peri- tion of a contract received on the the bid of Mueller Co. for an esti- od of two (2) years beginning with 8th day of June, 2000, pursuant to mated quantity of fire hydrants and the date of execution of a contract, the authority of Ordinance No. 516- fire hydrant parts Group A — Items received on the 17th day of May 2000, passed May 22, 2000 on the 3 and 4; Group B — Items 8 and 12; 2000, pursuant to the authority of basis of the estimated quantity Group C — Item 13; Item 12A, for Section 129.27 of the Codified Ordi- would amount to Two Hundred the Division of Water, Department nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, Thirty Nine Thousand Five Dollars of Public Utilities, for a period of which on the basis of the estimated ($239,005.00), is hereby affirmed and one (1) year beginning with the quantity would amount to Two Hun- approved as the lowest and best bid, date of execution of a contract dred Twenty-Seven Thousand One and the Director of Public Utilities received on the 26th day of April, Hundred Sixty and 00/100 Dollars is hereby requested to enter into a 2000, pursuant to the authority of ($227,160.00) (Net) is hereby requirement contract for such com- Section 129.25 of the Codified Ordi- affirmed and approved as the low- modities, which shall provide for the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, est and best bid, and the Director of immediate purchase as the initial which on the basis of the estimated Public Utilities is hereby requested amount of such contract of the fol- quantity would amount to One Mil- to enter into requirement contract lowing: lion One Hundred Ninety One Thou- for such commodities, which shall sand Six Hundred Fifty Dollars provide for the immediate purchase Requisition No. 23713 ($1,191,650.00) (2% - 30 Days), is as the initial amount such contract which shall be certified against hereby affirmed and approved as of the following: such contract in the sum of One the lowest and best bid, and the Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars Director of Public Utilities is here- Requisition No. 22377 ($150,000.00). by requested to enter into a require- which shall be certified against Said requirement contract shall ment contract for such commodities, such contract in the sum of Seven- further provide that the Contractor ty-Five Thousand and 00/100 Dollars will furnish the remainder of the which shall provide for the immedi- ($75,000.00). requirement for such commodities, ate purchase as the initial amount Said requirement contract shall whether more or less than said esti- of such contract of the following: further provide that the Contractor mated quantity, as may be ordered will furnish the remainder of the under subsequent requisitions sepa- Requisition No. 23684 requirement for such commodities, rately certified against said con- which shall be certified against whether more or less than said esti- tract. such contract in the sum of Two mated quantity, as may be ordered Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Hundred Thousand Dollars under subsequent requisitions sepa- tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- ($200,000.00). rately certified against said con- heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, Said requirement contract shall tract. Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- further provide that the Contractor Be it further resolved by the son, Warren, Acting Director will furnish the remainder of the Board of Control of the City of Alexander. requirement for such commodities, Cleveland that the employment of Nays: None. whether more or less than said esti- the following subcontractor by Perk Absent: Mayor White, Director mated quantity, as may be ordered Company, Inc. for the contract Jackson. under subsequent requisitions sepa- authorized herein is approved: rately certified against said con- Resolution No. 392-00. tract. SUBCONTRACTOR MBE/FBE By Director Konicek. Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- WORK Be it resolved by the Board of tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- Control of the City of Cleveland that heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, Cuyahoga Supply the bid of Julian Supply Company, Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- FBE — Misc. Building Supplies Inc. for an estimated quantity of son, Warren, Acting Director (5%) fire hydrants and fire hydrant parts Alexander. Group C — Item 14, for the Division Nays: None. Alexa Trucking of Water, Department of Public Util- Absent: Mayor White, Director MBE — Project Trucking (16%) ities, for a period of one (1) year Jackson. beginning with the date of execu- Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- tion of a contract received on the Resolution No. 394-00. tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- 26th day of April, 2000, pursuant to By Director Konicek. heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, the authority of Section 129.25 of the Be it resolved by the Board of Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Control of the City of Cleveland that son, Warren, Acting Director Ohio 1976, which on the basis of the the bid of Kennedy Valve, Division Alexander. estimated quantity would amount to of McWane, Inc. for an estimated Nays: None. Ten Thousand Dollars, ($10,000.00) quantity of fire hydrants and fire Absent: Mayor White, Director (0% 30 Days), is hereby affirmed hydrant parts, Group A — Items 1, Jackson. and approved as the lowest and best 2, 5, and 6; Group B — Items 7, 9, bid, and the Director of Public Util- 10, and 11; Group C — Item 15; Items Resolution No. 390-00. ities is hereby requested to enter 1A, 5A, 9A, 11A, 12B, 12C, and 12D, By Director Konicek. into a requirement contract for such for the Division of Water, Depart- Resolved by the Board of Control commodities, which shall provide for ment of Public Utilities, for a peri- of the City of Cleveland, that all the immediate purchase as the ini- od of one (1) beginning with the bids received on May 19, 2000, for tial amount of such contract of the date of execution of a contract six (6) semi-dump trailers for the following: received on the 26th day of April, 1385 46 The City Record June 21, 2000

2000, pursuant to the authority of Resolution No. 396-00. City’s requirements for such goods Section 129.25 of the Codified Ordi- By Director Sheffield-McClain. and/or services, whether more or nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, Whereas, pursuant to the authori- less than said estimated quantity, as which on the basis of the estimated ty of Ordinance No. 239-98, passed by may be ordered under subsequent quantity would amount to One Mil- the Council of the City of Cleveland requisitions separately certified lion Thirty Six Thousand Nine Hun- on April 6, 1998, and Board of Con- against said contract. dred Dollars, ($1,036,900.00), (2% 31 trol Resolution No. 779-98, adopted Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Days) is hereby affirmed and December 2, 1998, the City, through tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- approved as the lowest and best bid, its Director of Port Control, entered heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, and the Director of Public Utilities into City Contract No. 53894 with Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- is hereby requested to enter into a H.E.M.S., Inc. for labor and materi- son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- requirement contract for such com- als needed to remove rubber and ander. modities, which shall provide for the paint from paved surfaces for the Nays: None. immediate purchase as the initial various divisions of the Department Absent: Mayor White, Director amount of such contract of the fol- of Port Control, and Jackson. lowing: Whereas, by its May 30, 2000 letter, H.E.M.S., Inc. has notified the Resolution No. 398-00. Requisition No. 23683 City that is has been acquired by By Director Sheffield-McClain. which shall be certified against and merged into Hi-Lite Markings, Resolved, by the Board of Control such contract in the sum of Two Inc. effectively requesting assign- of the City of Cleveland that the bid Hundred Thousand Dollars ment of the contract to the latter; of ADB Alnaco Inc. for an estimat- now, therefore ($200,000.00). ed quantity of labor and materials Be it resolved by the Board of for electrical parts and equipment Said requirement contract shall Control of the City of Cleveland that further provide that the Contractor necessary to maintain, repair and this Board hereby acknowledges modify airfield, parking and termi- will furnish the remainder of the and consents to the merger of requirement for such commodities, nal lighting systems for the various H.E.M.S., Inc. with and the change divisions of the Department of Port whether more or less than said esti- of name and the assignment of City Control, for the period not to exceed mated quantity, as may be ordered Contract No. 53894 to Hi-Lite Mark- two (2) years beginning with the under subsequent requisitions sepa- ings, Inc. date of execution of a contract, rately certified against said con- Be it further resolved that the received on the 19th day of April tract. Director of Port Control is hereby 2000, pursuant to the authority of Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- authorized to execute all documents Ordinance No. 1128-99, passed on tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- and to do all things necessary to July 14, 1999, which on the basis of heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, effect and recognize the name the estimated quantity would Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- change and the assignment of Con- amount to Eight Thousand Nine son, Warren, Acting Director tract No. 53894 and to implement the Hundred Ninety-Six and 50/100 Dol- Alexander. amendment to such contract autho- lars ($8,996.50), is hereby affirmed Nays: None. rized hereby. A copy of the consent and approved as the lowest and best Absent: Mayor White, Director to the name change and consent to bid for items numbers 1F, 2L, 2V Jackson. assignment shall be filed in the and 25, and the Director of Port Con- office of the Commissioner of trol is hereby requested to enter into Resolution No. 395-00. Accounts. a requirement contract for such By Director Konicek. Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- goods and/or services, which shall Be it resolved by the Board of tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- provide for the immediate purchase Control of the City of Cleveland heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, as the initial amount of such con- that the bid of Underground Pipe Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- tract of the following: and Valve Corp. for an estimated son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- ander. quantity of pipe repair clamps (all Requisition No. 16177 Nays: None. items), for the Division of Water, which shall be certified against Absent: Mayor White, Director Department of Public Utilities, for such contract in the sum of One Jackson. a period of one (1) year beginning Thousand Seven Hundred Ninety- with the date of execution of a con- Resolution No. 397-00. Nine and 20/100 Dollars ($1,799.20). tract received on the 19th day of By Director Sheffield-McClain. Said requirement contract shall April, 2000, pursuant to the author- Resolved, by the Board of Control further provide that the Contractor ity of Section 129.25 of the Codified of the City of Cleveland that the bid shall furnish the remainder of the Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, of Flight Light Inc. for an estimat- City’s requirements for such goods which on the basis of the order ed quantity of labor and materials and/or services, whether more or quantities would amount to One for electrical parts and equipment less than said estimated quantity, as Hundred Thirty One Thousand Six necessary to maintain, repair and may be ordered under subsequent Hundred Seventy Dollars ($131,670.00), modify airfield, parking and termi- requisitions separately certified is hereby affirmed and approved as nal lighting systems for the various against said contract. the lowest and best bid, and the divisions of the Department of Port Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Director of Public Utilities is here- Control, for the period not to exceed tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- by requested to enter into a require- two (2) years beginning with the heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, ment contract for such commodities, date of execution of a contract, Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- which shall provide for the imme- received on the 19th day of April son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- diate purchase as the initial 2000, pursuant to the authority of ander. amount of such contract of the fol- Ordinance No. 1128-99, passed on Nays: None. l o w i n g : July 14, 1999, which on the basis of Absent: Mayor White, Director the estimated quantity would Jackson. Requisition No. 23675 amount to Seventy-One Thousand Resolution No. 399-00. which shall be certified against Five Hundred Fifty-Six and 20/100 By Director Sheffield-McClain. such contract in the sum of Twenty Dollars, ($71,556.20), is hereby affirmed and approved as the low- Resolved, by the Board of Control Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00). of the City of Cleveland that the bid Said requirement contract shall est and best bid for items numbers 2M, 2P, 3, 4, 13, 14, 20 and 33 through of Honeywell Airport Systems further provide that the Contractor (Hughey & Phillips) for an esti- will furnish the remainder of the 37, and the Director of Port Control is hereby requested to enter into a mated quantity of labor and materi- requirement for such commodities, requirement contract for such goods als for electrical parts and equip- whether more or less than said esti- and/or services, which shall provide ment necessary to maintain, repair mated quantity, as may be ordered for the immediate purchase as the and modify airfield, parking and ter- under subsequent requisitions sepa- initial amount of such contract of minal lighting systems for the var- rately certified against said con- the following: ious divisions of the Department of tract. Port Control, for the period not to Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Requisition No. 16178 exceed two (2) years beginning tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- which shall be certified against with the date of execution of a con- heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, such contract in the sum of Four- tract, received on the 19th day of Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- teen Thousand Three Hundred April 2000, pursuant to the authori- son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- Eleven and 20/100 Dollars ty of Ordinance No. 1128-99, passed ander. ($14,311.20). on July 14, 1999, which on the basis Nays: None. Said requirement contract shall of the estimated quantity would Absent: Mayor White, Director further provide that the Contractor amount to Ninety-One Thousand One Jackson. shall furnish the remainder of the Hundred Ninety-Four and 00/100 1386 June 21, 2000 The City Record 47

Dollars ($91,194.00), is hereby Resolution No. 401-00. Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- affirmed and approved as the low- By Director Sheffield-McClain. son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- est and best bid for items numbers Resolved, by the Board of Control ander. 1A through 1E, 2A through 2K, 2N, of the City of Cleveland that the bid Nays: None. 2O, 2Q through 2U, 22 through 24 of Wesco Distribution, Inc. for an Absent: Mayor White, Director and 26 through 26B, and the Direc- estimated quantity of labor and Jackson. tor of Port Control is hereby materials for electrical parts and requested to enter into a require- equipment necessary to maintain, Resolution No. 403-00. ment contract for such goods and/or repair and modify airfield, parking By Director Sheffield-McClain. services, which shall provide for the and terminal lighting systems for Be it resolved by Board of Control immediate purchase as the initial the various divisions of the Depart- of the City of Cleveland that the bid amount of such contract of the fol- ment of Port Control, for the period of Cyngier-Cahlik, for the public lowing: not to exceed two (2) years begin- improvement of Phase 2 Continua- ning with the date of execution of tion of the Residential Sound Insu- Requisition No. 16179 a contract, received on the 19th day lation Program, HVAC/Electrical which shall be certified against of April 2000, pursuant to the Construction of Group “A-00”, for the such contract in the sum of Eigh- authority of Ordinance No. 1128-99, Division of Cleveland Hopkins Inter- teen Thousand Two Hundred Thir- passed on July 14, 1999, which on national Airport, Department of Port ty-Eight and 80/100 Dollars the basis of the estimated quantity Control, received on April 13, 2000, ($18,238.80). would amount to Ten Thousand pursuant to the authority of Ordi- Said requirement contract shall Nine Hundred Seventy-Nine and nance No. 930-95, passed on June 19, further provide that the Contractor 38/100 Dollars ($10,979.38), is hereby 1995 and Ordinance No. 469-98, shall furnish the remainder of the affirmed and approved as the low- passed on May 18, 1998, upon a unit City’s requirements for such goods est and best bid for items numbers basis for the improvement, in the and/or services, whether more or 5, 8, and 16 through 19, and the aggregate amount of $642,718.25, is less than said estimated quantity, as Director of Port Control is hereby hereby affirmed and approved as may be ordered under subsequent requested to enter into a require- the lowest responsible bid; and the requisitions separately certified ment contract for such goods and/or Director of Port Control is hereby against said contract. services, which shall provide for the authorized to enter into a contract Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- immediate purchase as the initial for said improvement with said bid- tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- amount of such contract of the fol- der. heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, lowing: Be it further resolved that the Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- employment of the following sub- son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- Requisition No. 16176 contractors by Cyngier-Cahlik for ander. which shall be certified against the public improvement of the Phase Nays: None. such contract in the sum of Two 2 Continuation of the Residential Absent: Mayor White, Director Thousand One Hundred Ninety-Four Sound Insulation Program, Jackson. and 80/100 Dollars ($2,194.80). HVAC/Electrical Construction Said requirement contract shall Group “A-00”, hereby is approved: Resolution No. 400-00. further provide that the Contractor By Director Sheffield-McClain. shall furnish the remainder of the Coleman Trucking Resolved, by the Board of Control City’s requirements for such goods MBE — $1,700.00 of the City of Cleveland that the bid and/or services, whether more or of Leader Electric Supply Company, less than said estimated quantity, as General Construction Inc. for an estimated quantity of may be ordered under subsequent MBE — $18,275.00 requisitions separately certified labor and materials for electrical against said contract. parts and equipment necessary to Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- maintain, repair and modify airfield, tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, parking and terminal lighting sys- heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, tems for the various divisions of the Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- Department of Port Control, for the son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- ander. period not to exceed two (2) years ander. Nays: None. beginning with the date of execu- Nays: None. tion of a contract, received on the Absent: Mayor White, Director Absent: Mayor White, Director 19th day of April 2000, pursuant to Jackson. Jackson. the authority of Ordinance No. 1128- 99, passed on July 14, 1999, which on Resolution No. 402-00. Resolution No. 404-00. the basis of the estimated quantity By Director Sheffleld-McClain. By Director Ricchiuto. would amount to Nineteen Thousand Be it resolved by Board of Control Be it resolved by the Board of Seven Hundred Sixty-Two and of the City of Cleveland that the bid Control of the City of Cleveland that 44/100 Dollars ($19,762.44), is hereby of Koch Corporation, for the public pursuant to the authority of Ordi- affirmed and approved as the low- improvement of Phase 2 Continua- nance No. 951-99, passed by the est and best bid for items numbers tion of the Residential Sound Insu- Council of the City of Cleveland 6, 7, 9, 10 and 31, and the Director lation Program, General Construc- June 14, 1999, the firm of Parsons of Port Control is hereby requested tion of Group “A-00”, for the Division Brinckerhoff Ohio, Inc. is hereby to enter into a requirement contract of Cleveland Hopkins International selected upon the nomination of the for such goods and/or services, Airport, Department of Port Control, Director of Public Service from a which shall provide for the immedi- received on April 13, 2000, pursuant list of qualified engineering consul- ate purchase as the initial amount to the authority of Ordinance No. tants or firms of such consultants of such contract of the following: 930-95, passed on June 15, 1995 and determined to be available after a Ordinance No. 469-98, passed on May full and complete canvass by the Requisition No. 16175 18, 1998, upon a unit basis for the Director of Public Service as the which shall be certified against improvement, in the aggregate firm to be employed by contract to such contract in the sum of Three amount of $1,066,268.50, is hereby supplement the regularly employed Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty-Two affirmed and approved as the low- staff of the several departments of and 40/100 Dollars ($3,952.40). est responsible bid; and the Director the City in order to obtain the con- Said requirement contract shall of Port Control is hereby authorized sulting services necessary to per- further provide that the Contractor to enter into a contract for said form the Eagle Avenue Bridge and shall furnish the remainder of the improvement with said bidder. Alternative Analysis Study. City’s requirements for such goods Be it further resolved that the Be it further resolved that the and/or services, whether more or employment of the following sub- Director of Public Service hereby is less than said estimated quantity, as contractors by Koch Corporation for authorized to enter into a written may be ordered under subsequent the public improvement of the Phase contract with Parsons Brinckerhoff requisitions separately certified 2 Continuation of the Residential Ohio, Inc. based on its proposal against said contract. Sound Insulation Program, General dated January 28, 2000 as amended Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Construction Group “A-00”, hereby is by its revised cost proposal dated tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- approved: May 1, 2000, provided that the com- heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, pensation to be paid shall not Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- General Construction exceed Five Hundred Twenty Four son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- MBE — $213,129.00 Thousand, Eight Hundred Eighty ander. Nine and 00/100 Dollars Nays: None. Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- ($524,889.00). The agreement autho- Absent: Mayor White, Director tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- rized hereby shall be prepared by Jackson. heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, the Director of Law and shall con- 1387 48 The City Record June 21, 2000 tain such other provisions as the Granger Trucking amount of such contract of the fol- Director of Law deems necessary to MBE — $81,000.00 — 15% lowing: protect and benefit the public interest. LT Services Requisition No. 16339 Be it further resolved that the FBE — $27,000.00 — 5% which shall be certified against employment of the following sub- such contract in the sum of Thirty- consultants by Parsons Brinckerhoff Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Seven Thousand Five Hundred and Ohio, Inc. for the contract autho- tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- 00/100 Dollars ($37,500.00). rized above hereby is approved: heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, Said requirement contract shall Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- further provide that the Contractor DLZ Ohio, Inc. son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- shall furnish the remainder of the 614 West Superior #1000 ander. City’s requirements for such goods Cleveland, OH - 44113 Nays: None. and/or services, whether more or MBE — $139,873.00 — 26.648% Absent: Mayor White, Director less than said estimated quantity, as Jackson. may be ordered under subsequent KS Associates, Inc. requisitions separately certified 424 Middle Avenue Resolution No. 406-00. against said contract. Elyria, OH - 44035 By Director Ricchiuto. Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- FBE — $25,000.00 — 4.763% Resolved, by the Board of Control tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- of the City of Cleveland that the bid heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, Cobolt Group, Inc. of Interstate Safety and Service Co., Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- 2518 Green Road Inc. for an estimated quantity of son, Warren, Acting Director Cleveland, OH - 44122 various traffic cones, safety drums Alexander. FBE — $12,000.00 — 2.286% with flasher and batteries, for the Nays: None. Division of Streets, Department of Absent: Mayor White, Director E. G. & G., Inc. Public Service, for the period of one Jackson. 388 South Main Street #301 (1) year beginning with the date of Akron, OH - 44311 execution of a contract, received on Resolution No. 408-00. $10,000.00 — 1.905% March 2, 2000, pursuant to the By Director Jackson. authority of Ordinance No. 1827-99, Be it resolved by the Board of Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- passed December 6, 1999, which on Control of the City of Cleveland, tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- the basis of the estimated quantity that the bid of R.J. Platten Con- heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, would amount to Thirteen Thousand tracting Company for the public Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- Six Hundred Eighty and 00/100 Dol- improvement of Rockefeller Park — son, Warren, Acting Director lars, ($13,680.00), is hereby affirmed Phase VI — Site Improvements for Alexander. and approved as the lowest and best Base Bid Items for Base Bid Items Nays: None. bid, for items numbers 1 through 6, #1-1.1, 1-1.2, 1-1.3, 1-1.4 and 1-1.5 Absent: Mayor White, Director and the Director of Public Service is including the adjusted 20% contin- Jackson. hereby requested to enter into a gency, Base Bid Items #1-2.1 and 1- requirement contract for such goods 2.2 including the adjusted 3% con- Resolution No. 405-00. and/or services, which shall provide tingency, Base Bid Items #1-3.1, 1- By Director Ricchiuto. for the immediate purchase as the 3.2, 1-3.4 and 1-3.5 including the Resolved, by the Board of Control initial amount of such contract of adjusted 3% contingency, Base Bid of the City of Cleveland that the bid the following: Item #2-1.1 including the adjusted of Kenmore Construction Co, Inc. for 3% contingency, Base Bid Items #2- 2.1, 2-2.2, 2-2.3, 2-2.4, 2-2.5 and 2-2.6 the public improvement of grinding Requisition No. 16335 including the adjusted 10% contin- of the local streets, for the Division which shall be certified against gency, Base Bid Items #2-3.1 and 2- of Streets, Department of Public Ser- such contract in the sum of Two 3.2 including the adjusted 3% con- vice received on the 26th day of Thousand Forty Six and no/100 Dol- tingency, Base Bid Items #2-4.1 and May, 2000, pursuant to the authority lars ($2,046.00). 2-4.2 including the 3% contingency, of Ordinance No 1838-99, passed Said requirement contract shall Base Bid Items #2-5.1, 2-5.2, 2-5.3 and December 15, 1999, upon a unit basis further provide that the Contractor 2-5.5 including the adjusted 3% con- for the improvements to be per- shall furnish the remainder of the tingency, Base Bid Items #2-6.1 and formed as ordered during one (1) City’s requirements for such goods 2-6.2 including the 3% contingency, year beginning upon execution of and/or services, whether more or Base Bid Item #3-1.1 and Base Bid the contract at the unit prices set less than said estimated quantity, as Item #3-3.1 including the 3% con- forth in the said bid, which on the may be ordered under subsequent tingency, for the Division of basis of the estimated work to be requisitions separately certified Research, Planning & Development, done would amount to Five Hundred against said contract. Department of Parks, Recreation & Forty Thousand and 00/100 Dollars Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Properties, received on April 5, 2000, ($540,000.00) are hereby affirmed tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- pursuant to the authority of Ordi- and approved as the lowest respon- heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, nance No. 1748-99, passed April 17, sible bid, and the Director of Public Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- 2000, upon a unit basis for the Service is hereby requested to enter son, Warren, Acting Director improvement in the aggregate into a requirement contract for said Alexander. amount of Two Hundred Sixty Seven improvement, which contract shall Nays: None. Thousand, Six Hundred Ninety provide for the initial performance Absent: Mayor White, Director Eight and 72/100 Dollars of the following work hereunder: Jackson. ($267,698.72), is hereby affirmed and approved as the lowest responsible Requisition Number 16342 Resolution No. 407-00. bid; and the Director of Parks, which shall be certified against By Director Ricchiuto. Recreation and Properties is hereby such contract in the sum of Four Resolved, by the Board of Control authorized to enter into contract for Hundred Thousand Dollars. of the City of Cleveland that the bid said improvement with said bidder. ($400,000.00) of Midwest Industrial Supply Com- Be it further resolved by the Board Said requirement contract shall pany for an estimated quantity of of Control of the City of Cleveland further provide that the contractor Emulsion and Equipment Service that following subcontractors for will perform so much of the bal- Management (All Items) for the R.J. Platten Contracting Company ance of the work as may be ordered Division of Streets, Department of on the public improvement of Rock- under subsequent requisitions sepa- Public Service, for the period of one efeller Park — Phase VI — Site rately certified against said re- (1) year beginning with the date of Improvements are hereby approved: quirement contract, whether the execution of a contract received on same shall be less than the total March 16, 2000, pursuant to the SUBCONTRACTOR estimate of work to be performed authority of Ordinance No. 1828-99, RESPONSIBILITY under said contract or shall exceed passed December 6, 1999, which on the same by not more than ten per- the basis of the estimated quantity Lito Trucking c e n t . would amount to Seventy-Five Thou- MBE — Trucking Be it further resolved by the sand and 00/100 Dollars, ($75,000.00), Board of Control of the City of is hereby affirmed and approved as Barrow Sign Cleveland that the employment of the lowest and best bid, and the FBE — Signage the following subcontractors by Director of Public Service is hereby Kenmore Construction Company requested to enter into a require- Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Inc., for the hauling of grinding ment contract for such goods and/or tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- debris, if needed, is hereby services, which shall provide for the heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, approved: immediate purchase as the initial Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- 1388 June 21, 2000 The City Record 49 son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- Whereas, the following conditions City of Cleveland with Daniel R. ander. exist: Palumbo for the sale and develop- Nays: None. 1. The member of Council from ment of Permanent Parcel No. 116- Absent: Mayor White, Director Ward 13 has consented to the pro- 20-018, located at 805 Wayside Jackson. posed sale; Avenue, in accordance with the 2. The parcel is either less than Land Reutilization Program in such Resolution No. 409-00. 4,800 square feet or less than 40 feet manner as best carries out the By Director Jackson. frontage; intent of said Program. Resolved by the Board of Control 3. The proposed purchaser of said Be it further resolved that the con- of the City of Cleveland that all bids parcel is neither tax delinquent nor sideration for said parcel shall be received on May 5, 2000 for Com- in violation of the Building and $1.00, which amount is hereby deter- mercial Electric Water Heaters for Housing Code; now, therefore, mined to be not less than the Fair the Department of Parks, Recreation Be it resolved by the Board of Market value of said parcel for uses & Properties, pursuant to the author- Control of the City of Cleveland that in accordance with said Program. ity of Ordinance No. 855-97 and 761- pursuant to Section 183.021 of Codi- Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- 98, passed by the Council of the City fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- of Cleveland on June 16, 1997 and 1976, the Commissioner of Purchas- heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, May 18, 1998, be and the same are es and Supplies is authorized, when Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- hereby rejected. directed by the Director of Commu- son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- nity Development, and the Mayor is ander. tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- hereby requested to execute an Offi- Nays: None. heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, cial Deed for and on behalf of the Absent: Mayor White, Director Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- City of Cleveland with Cleveland Jackson. son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- Housing Network for the sale and ander. development of Permanent Parcel Resolution No. 413-00. Nays: None. No. 004-17-159, located at 2491 Thur- By Director Hudecek. Absent: Mayor White, Director man Court, in accordance with the Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance Jackson. Land Reutilization Program in such No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, manner as best carries out the the City is conducting a Land Reuti- Resolution No. 410-00. intent of said Program. lization Program (“Program”) in By Director Hudecek. Be it further resolved that the con- accordance with the provisions of Be it resolved by the Board of sideration for said parcel shall be Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Revised Control of the City of Cleveland, $1.00, which amount is hereby deter- Code; and that pursuant to the authority of mined to be not less than the Fair Whereas, under said Program, the Ordinance No. 1272-92, passed by the Market value of said parcel for uses City has acquired Permanent Parcel Council of the City of Cleveland on in accordance with said Program. No. 107-03-077 located at 986 Ida June 15, 1992, Creative Business Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Avenue in Ward 8; and Solutions is selected by the Director tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- Whereas, Section 183.021 of the of Community Development as the heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, firm to be employed by contract, to Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- Ohio 1976 authorizes the Commis- provide professional services neces- son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- sioner of Purchases and Supplies, sary for the implementation of the ander. when directed by the Director of ACES system, for the Department of Nays: None. Community Development and when Community Development. Absent: Mayor White, Director certain specified conditions have Be it further resolved that the Jackson. been met, to sell Land Reutilization Director of Community Development Program parcels to adjacent or abut- hereby is requested to enter into a Resolution No. 412-00. ting landowners; and contract with Creative Business By Director Hudecek. Whereas, Della Saunders, abut- Solutions, which contract shall be Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance ting/adjacent landowner, has pro- prepared by the Director of Law, No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, posed to the City to purchase and shall provide for furnishing of pro- the City is conducting a Land Reuti- develop said parcel; and fessional services upon execution of lization Program (“Program”) in Whereas, the following conditions a contract for an aggregate fee not accordance with the provisions of exist: in excess of $13,575.00, and shall con- Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Revised 1. The member of Council from tain such additional provisions as Code; and Ward 8 has consented to the pro- the Director of Law deems neces- Whereas, under said Program, the posed sale; sary to protect and benefit the pub- City has acquired Permanent Parcel 2. The parcel is either less than lic interest. No. 116-20-018 located at 805 Wayside 4,800 square feet or less than 40 feet Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- Avenue in Ward 11; and frontage; tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- Whereas, Section 183.021 of the 3. The proposed purchaser of said heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, parcel is neither tax delinquent nor Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- Ohio 1976 authorizes the Commis- in violation of the Building and son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- sioner of Purchases and Supplies, Housing Code; now, therefore, ander. when directed by the Director of Be it resolved by the Board of Nays: None. Community Development and when Control of the City of Cleveland that Absent: Mayor White, Director certain specified conditions have pursuant to Section 183.021 of Codi- Jackson. been met, to sell Land Reutilization fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio Program parcels to adjacent or abut- 1976, the Commissioner of Purchas- Resolution No. 411-00. ting landowners; and es and Supplies is authorized, when By Director Hudecek. Whereas, Daniel R. Palumbo, directed by the Director of Commu- Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance abutting/adjacent landowner, has nity Development, and the Mayor is No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, proposed to the City to purchase and hereby requested to execute an Offi- the City is conducting a Land Reuti- develop said parcel; and cial Deed for and on behalf of the lization Program (“Program”) in Whereas, the following conditions City of Cleveland with Della Saun- accordance with the provisions of exist: ders for the sale and development of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Revised 1. The member of Council from Permanent Parcel No. 107-03-077 Code; and Ward 11 has consented to the pro- located at 986 Ida Avenue, in accor- Whereas, under said Program, the posed sale; dance with the Land Reutilization City has acquired Permanent Parcel 2. The parcel is either less than Program in such manner as best car- No. 004-17-159 located at 2491 Thur- 4,800 square feet or less than 40 feet ries out the intent of said Program. man Court in Ward 13; and frontage; Be it further resolved that the con- Whereas, Section 183.021 of the 3. The proposed purchaser of said sideration for said parcel shall be Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, parcel is neither tax delinquent nor $1.00, which amount is hereby deter- Ohio 1976 authorizes the Commis- in violation of the Building and mined to be not less than the Fair sioner of Purchases and Supplies, Housing Code; now, therefore, Market value of said parcel for uses when directed by the Director of Be it resolved by the Board of in accordance with said Program. Community Development and when Control of the City of Cleveland that Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- certain specified conditions have pursuant to Section 183.021 of Codi- tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- been met, to sell Land Reutilization fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, Program parcels to adjacent or abut- 1976, the Commissioner of Purchas- Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- ting landowners; and es and Supplies is authorized, when son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- Whereas, Cleveland Housing Net- directed by the Director of Commu- ander. work, abutting/adjacent landowner, nity Development, and the Mayor is Nays: None. has proposed to the City to purchase hereby requested to execute an Offi- Absent: Mayor White, Director and develop said parcel; and cial Deed for and on behalf of the Jackson. 1389 50 The City Record June 21, 2000

Resolution No. 414-00. SCHEDULE OF THE BOARD REPORT OF THE BOARD By Director Hudecek. OF ZONING APPEALS Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance OF ZONING APPEALS No. 2076-76 passed October 25, 1976, the City is conducting a Land Reuti- MONDAY, JULY 3, 2000 MONDAY, JUNE 19, 2000 lization Program in accordance with the provision of Chapter 5722 of the 9:30 A.M. At the meeting of the Board of Ohio Revised Code; and Zoning Appeals on Monday, June 19, Whereas, City has acquired Per- Calendar No. 00-176: 10832 Drexel 2000, the following appeals were manent Parcel No. 138-11-004 under Avenue (Ward 8) heard by the Board: said Land Reutilization Program; and Alfonzo Williams, owner, appeals Whereas, Ordinance No. 1753-99 to change the use of an existing 32' The following appeals were Ap- passed March 27, 2000, authorized x 40' two-story frame, one dwelling proved: the sale of said for a consideration house into a temporary shelter for established by the Board of Control women and children situated on a Calendar No. 00-166: 5000 Pearl at not less than the Fair Market 45' x 167' parcel and located in a R o a d Value; and Two-Family District on the south Pearl Road Auto Wrecking and Whereas, Greater Harvard Avenue side of Drexel Avenue at 10832 Drex- Salvage Inc., owner c/o Myron Church has proposed to the City to el Avenue; said change of use being Kaplan, appealed to construct a 59' purchase and develop said parcel; contrary to the Two-Family District x 267' one-story metal siding stor- now, therefore, Regulations where a shelter for Be it resolved by the Board of Con- age building to the west of an exist- women and children is not permit- ing 100' x 150' building located in trol of the City of Cleveland that pur- ted but first permitted in a Multi- a Semi-Industry District. suant to the authorization of Ordi- Family District as stated in Section nance No. 1753-99 passed March 27, 337.03 of the Codified Ordinances. 2000, by the Cleveland City Council, Calendar No. 00-167: 2401 Superior the Mayor is hereby authorized to Calendar No. 00-179: 4015 Bailey Avenue execute an official deed for and on Avenue (Ward 14) 2530 Superior Partners, owner c/o behalf of the City of Cleveland with Bailey Orchard Development Cor- Bruce Madorsky, appealed to estab- Greater Harvard Avenue Church for poration, owner c/o James Maher, lish an existing corner parcel into the sale and development of Perma- appeals to install approximately 35 a parking lot for 58 spaces in a nent Parcel No. 138-11-004, as linear feet of 6' high wooden fenc- Semi-Industry District; upon ap- described in said Ordinance in accor- ing to the southeasterly portion of proval of a revised plan showing dance with the Land Reutilization the approximate 60' x 157' irregu- installation of drainage and recom- Program in such manner as best car- lar shaped parcel and at the rear of mendations from Urban Forestry to ries out the intent of said program. the garage at 2312 West 40th Street, improve appearance of the tree Be it further resolved that the con- located in a Two-Family District on lawn area. sideration for said parcel shall be the south side of Bailey Avenue at $100.00, which amount is hereby 4015 Bailey Avenue; said fence Calendar No. 00-169: 3887 Lee Road determined to be not less than the installation being contrary to the Sherry Wingfield, owner, and Cyn- fair market value of said parcel for Residential District Regulations thia Tobin, agent, appealed to uses in accordance with the Land where the distance from the proper- change the use of a one-story mason- Reutilization Program. ty line to the adjoining building ry restaurant building into a day Yeas: Acting Director Carr, Direc- shall equal the height of fencing care facility in a Local Retail Busi- tor Brooks, Acting Directors Sund- permitted and a 6' high fence is pro- ness District. heimer, Savas, Directors Ricchiuto, posed where a 3' high fence is per- Whitlow, Guzman, Hudecek, Patter- mitted as stated in Section Calendar No. 00-43: 2259 West 11th son, Warren, Acting Director Alex- 337.03(a)(6) of the Codified Ordi- Street ander. nances. Sutton Builders LLC, owner c/o Nays: None. Keith Sutton, appealed to construct Absent: Mayor White, Director Calendar No. 00-180: 17325 Walden two, two-family townhouses with Jackson. Avenue (Ward 1) attached garages in as Multi-Fami- Edna and Eddie Tolbert, owners, ly District. JEFFREY B. MARKS, appeal to install approximately 20 Secretary linear feet of 4' high chain link The following appeals were De- fencing 3' to the west of a 42' x nied: 128' parcel located in a One-Family CIVIL SERVICE NOTICES District at 17325 Walden Avenue; ______Calendar No. 00-165: 5111 Biddulph said fence installation being con- Road General Information trary to the Residential District Sameh Melek, owner, appealed to Regulations where the distance install 250 linear feet of 6' high Application blanks and informa- from the property line to the adjoin- wooden privacy fencing to the front tion, regarding minimum entrance ing building shall equal the height of a 70' x 155' corner parcel in a qualifications, scope of examination, of fencing permitted and a 4' high Two-Family District. and suggested reference materials fence is proposed where a 3' high may be obtained at the office of the fence is permitted as stated in Sec- Calendar No. 00-168: 2053 West 48th Civil Service Commission, Room 119, tion 337.03(a)(6) of the Codified Street City Hall, East 6th Street, and Lake- Ordinances. Walter J. Eaton, owner, ap- side Avenue. pealed from the Notice of Violation Calendar No. 00-183: 9831 Denison Application blanks must be prop- issued May 12, 2000 by the Com- Avenue (Ward 18) erly filled out on the official form missioner of Building and Hous- prescribed by the Civil Service Com- Rosa and Ljubo Bjelovuk, owner, and James Thorne, tenant, appeal to ing, Department of Community mission and filed at the office of the D e v e l o p m e n t . commission not later than the final change the first floor use of an existing 30' x 38' two-story mason- closing date slated in the examina- The following appeal was With- tion announcement. ry store building into a coffee shop drawn: EXAMINATION RESULTS: Each situated on an approximate 43' x applicant whether passing or failing 160' corner parcel located in a Gen- will be notified of the results of the eral Retail Business District on the Calendar No. 00-170: 2173 West 95th examination as soon as the com- south side of Denison Avenue at Street mission has graded the papers. 9831 Denison Avenue; said change of Thomas Saba, owner, appealed to Thereafter, eligible lists will be use being contrary to the Enforce- install 79 linear feet of 6' high established which will consist of the ment and Penalty Requirements of wooden privacy fencing to the rear names of those candidates who have Section 327.02(c) where a plot plan of a 35' x 120' parcel in a Two-Fam- been successful in all parts of the drawn to scale needs to be submit- ily District. examination. ted and 0 parking spaces are pro- PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: All posed and 9 are required as stated On Monday, June 19, 2000, in Exec- candidates for original entrance in the Off-Street Parking and Load- utive Session: positions who are successful in other ing Requirements of Section 349.04 parts of the examinations must sub- of the Codified Ordinances. The following appeals were heard mit to a physical examination. on Monday, June 12, 2000 and said decisions were approved and ANNE BLOOMBERG, EUGENE CRANFORD, JR., adopted by the Board on June 19, President Secretary 2000. 1390 June 21, 2000 The City Record 51

The following appeals were Ap- 187.10 Negotiated contracts; tems Service, Department of proved: Notice required in Advertisement Finance, as authorized by Ordi- for Bids. nance No. 2042-99, passed by the Calendar No. 00-106: 5616 Memphis Where invitations for bids are Council of the City of Cleveland, Avenue advertised, the following notice December 13, 1999. McDonald’s Corporation, owners shall be included in the advertise- A PRE-BID MEETING WILL BE c/o Dave Gnatowski, appealed to ment: “Pursuant to the MBE/FBE HELD ON THURSDAY, JUNE 29, construct a 48' x 84' one-story Code, each prime bidder, each 2000, 10:00 A.M., AT 1404 EAST restaurant on a 254' x 164' parcel minority business enterprise 9TH STREET, 4TH FLOOR. in a Local Retail Business District. (“MBE”) and each female business enterprise (“FBE”) must be certi- Calendar No. 00-160: 2165 East 30th fied before doing business with the June 21, 2000 and June 28, 2000 Street City. Therefore, any prime contrac- City of Cleveland, owner, and tor wishing to receive credit for FRIDAY, JULY 7, 2000 Quadrangle Inc., tenant, appealed using an MBE or FBE should for a permit to use an existing 134' ensure that applications for certifi- Mower Parts and Labor, for the x 25' parcel for parking 7 cars and cation as to MBE or FBE status Division of Motor Vehicle Mainte- to pave and landscape said parcel compliance with the Code, affirma- nance, Department of Public Ser- which is located in a Multi-Family tive action in employment and, if vice, as authorized by Ordinance District. applicable, joint venture status, are No. 2174-98, passed by the Council submitted to the Office of Equal of the City of Cleveland, March 1, Calendar No. 00-161: 3008 Cedar Opportunity (“OEO”) prior to the 1999. Avenue date of bid opening or submission City of Cleveland, owner, and of proposals or as specified by the June 21, 2000 and June 28, 2000 Quadrangle Inc., tenant, appealed Director. Failure to comply with the for a permit to use an existing 47' business enterprise code or with WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 2000 x 132' parcel as an outdoor market, representations made on these paving and landscaping said parcel forms may result in cancellation of which is in a General Retail Busi- Replacement of the Air Conditioning the contract or other civil or crimi- ness District. Chiller at the First District Police nal penalties.” Station, for the Division of Prop- The following appeal was D e- erty Management, Department of n i e d : WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 2000 Parks, Recreation and Properties, as authorized by Ordinance No. Calendar No. 00-162: 1359 West 89th Helicopter Maintenance, for the 2106-98, passed by the Council of Street Division of Police, Department of the City of Cleveland, February 1, David Metzger, owner, appealed to Public Safety, as authorized by 1999. change the use of an existing 28' x Ordinance No. 736-2000, passed by the Council of the City of Cleve- 48' two-story frame dwelling unit Parts and Labor to Repair Oshkosh land. into a three dwelling unit in a Two- Snow Removal Implement Head, Family District. for the Department of Port Con- Pool Steps, for the Division of trol, as authorized by Ordinance Recreation, Department of EUGENE CRANFORD, JR., No. 411-2000, passed by the Coun- Parks, Recreation and Proper- Secretary cil of the City of Cleveland. ties, as authorized by Ordinance No. 1748-99, passed by the Coun- Burials for the Indigent Dead, for REPORT OF THE BOARD cil of the City of Cleveland, the Division of Health, Depart- April 17, 2000. OF BUILDING STANDARDS ment of Public Health, as autho- AND BUILDING APPEALS rized by Ordinance No. 1075-99, June 14, 2000 and June 21, 2000 passed by the Council of the City of Cleveland, June 14, 1999. NO MEETING THURSDAY, JULY 6, 2000

Replacement of the Power System June 21, 2000 and June 28, 2000 PUBLIC NOTICE for the Watercraft “Delaney”, for the Division of Police, Ports and THURSDAY, JULY 13, 2000 Harbors Unit, Department of Pub- NONE lic Safety, as authorized by Ordi- Halloran Skating Rink Improve- nance No. 182-99, passed by the ments: Council of the City of Cleveland, Base Bid 1 — Concrete Pad NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING June 7, 1999. Replacement; Base Bid 2 — Acrylic Shield Installation (Dasher Boards) NONE Liquid Oxygen System, for the Divi- sion of Fire, Department of Pub- Base Bid 3 — Net Installation lic Safety, as authorized by Ordi- (Bird Protection) Base Bid 4 — Combined Bid CITY OF CLEVELAND BIDS nance No. 2051-99, passed by the Council of the City of Cleveland, A DEPOSIT OF FIFTY DOLLARS March 6, 2000. ($50.00) CERTIFIED CHECK For All Departments WILL BE REQUIRED FOR EACH SET OF PLANS AND SPECIFICA- June 14, 2000 and June 21, 2000 Sealed bids will be received at the TIONS. THE DEPOSIT WILL BE office of the Commissioner of Pur- REFUNDED IF THE PLANS AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 2000 chases and Supplies, Room 128, City SPECIFICATIONS ARE RE- Hall, in accordance with the append- TURNED IN GOOD CONDITION Repair and Maintain Combination ed schedule, and will be opened and WITHIN FIFTEEN (15) DAYS Sewer and Catch Basin Cleaners, read in Room 128, City Hall, imme- AFTER THE BID OPENING diately thereafter. for the Division of Water Pollu- DATE. A PRE-BID MEETING Each bid must be made in accor- tion Control, Department of Pub- WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY, lic Utilities, as authorized by dance with the specifications and JUNE 29, 2000, 10:00 A.M. AT THE Ordinance No. 414-2000, passed by must be submitted on the blanks HALLORAN SKATING RINK, 3550 the Council of the City of Cleve- supplied for the purpose, all of WEST 117TH STREET, CLEVE- l a n d . which may be obtained at the office LAND, OHIO. of the said Commissioner of Pur- chases and Supplies, but no bid will June 21, 2000 and June 28, 2000 Radar Units, for the Division of be considered unless delivered to Police, Department of Public Safe- the office of the said commissioner THURSDAY, JULY 6, 2000 ty, as authorized by Ordinance No. previous to 12:00 noon (Eastern 2051-99, passed by the Council of Standard Time) on the date speci- Long Distance Telephone Service, the City of Cleveland, March 6, fied in the schedule. for Division of Information Sys- 2000. 1391 52 The City Record June 21, 2000

Electronic Mugshot System, for the ADOPTED RESOLUTIONS copies of this resolution to Governor Division of Police, Department of AND ORDINANCES Voinovich, the appropriate state and Public Safety, as authorized by federal agencies and to the Speak- Ordinance No. 182-99, passed by er of the House of Representatives, the Council of the City of Cleve- the President of the Senate and the land, June 7, 1999. Res. No. 1845-96. Ohio members of the United States By Councilman Coats. Senate and the House of Represen- t a t i v e s . June 21, 2000 and June 28, 2000 An emergency resolution opposing passage of HR 1020/S. 1271 Section 4. That this resolution is hereby declared to be an emergency FRIDAY, JULY 14, 2000 which could lead to the transport by railway and highway of high measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Shaker Square Redevelopment, for level radioactive waste from other all the members elected to Council, states through the Cleveland area, the Division of Engineering and it shall take effect and be in force or failing the above, to amend these Construction, Department of Pub- immediately upon its adoption and bills to provide additional provi- lic Service, as authorized by Ordi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it s i o n s . nance No. 2173-99, passed by the shall take effect and be in force Whereas, the Council of the City Council of the City of Cleveland, from and after the earliest period January 10, 2000. of Cleveland has been advised of allowed by law. A DEPOSIT OF FIFTY DOLLARS legislation pending before the U.S. Adopted June 12, 2000. ($50.00) CERTIFIED CHECK Congress, HR 1020/S. 1271, the Awaiting the approval or disap- WILL BE REQUIRED FOR EACH Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1995, proval of the Mayor. SET OF PLANS AND SPECIFICA- which could lead to the transport by TIONS. THE DEPOSIT WILL BE railway and highway of shipments REFUNDED IF THE PLANS AND of high level radioactive waste from SPECIFICATIONS ARE RE- other states through the Cleveland Res. No. 174-97. TURNED IN GOOD CONDITION area; and By Councilman Dolan. WITHIN FIFTEEN (15) DAYS Whereas, the City Council and the An emergency resolution urging AFTER THE BID OPENING appropriate City departments have the Cleveland Public Library to DATE. attempted to inform themselves of study and implement procedures the procedures to be used in these restricting children’s access to adult Tube Bundles for Two (2) Bell and shipments and have taken all avail- reading, viewing and audio materi- Gossett Heat Exchangers, for the able precautions within their power; als on the Internet. Division of Convention Center and and Whereas, the Cleveland Public Stadium, Department of Parks, Whereas, in spite of assurances by Library is a participant on the Inter- Recreation and Properties, as responsible federal and state offi- net; and authorized by Ordinance No. 524- cials that shipment procedures are Whereas, adult reading, viewing safe, there remain questions still 2000, passed by the Council of the and audio materials can be accessed unanswered regarding these proce- City of Cleveland, May 1, 2000. on the Internet by children using dures; and library computers; and Whereas, it is clear that the ship- Exterminating Services, for the Var- Whereas, certain adult books, ment of nuclear waste materials ious Divisions of City Govern- video and audio material may be through the City of Cleveland rep- inappropriate to be accessed by ment, Department of Finance, as resents an undesirable risk in the authorized by Ordinance No. 2096- minors; and event of a catastrophic and unpre- Whereas, this resolution consti- 98, passed by the Council of the dictable railway or highway acci- tutes an emergency measure provid- City of Cleveland, February 1, dent; and ing for the immediate preservation 2000. Whereas, this resolution consti- of the public peace, property, health tutes an emergency measure provid- or safety in that restriction of June 21, 2000 and June 28, 2000 ing for the immediate preservation access to adult materials on the of the public peace, property, health Internet is essential to the healthy Request for Qualifications (RFQ): or safety in that the City of Cleve- development and welfare of the chil- Testing and Inspection Services — land is without sufficient emergency dren of this country; now, therefore, RFQ Package N920 personnel, equipment and financial Be it resolved by the Council of resources to safeguard its residents the City of Cleveland: Interested firms may obtain qualifi- in the event of a major nuclear Section 1. That this Council urges transport accident; now, therefore, cations packages beginning June 9, the Cleveland Public Library to con- Be it resolved by the Council of 2000 by going to: duct a study on the feasibility of the City of Cleveland: procedures that restrict the access Section 1. That this Council here- www.clevelandairport.com of children to adult reading, view- by opposes passage of HR 1020/S. ing and audio materials on the 1271 and urges the members of the Internet. Submit questions (prior to the pre- General Assembly to vote against Section 2. That this Council urges qualification meeting) via the web- this threat to public health. the Cleveland Public Library to site or E-mail at: Section 2. That failing Section 1 of implement procedures which will this resolution, to urge the members restrict access of children to adult [email protected] of the Senate and the General reading, viewing, and audio materi- Assembly to support an amendment al on the Internet. SUBMITTAL DUE DATE: to these bills include the following: Section 3. That the Clerk of Coun- 1) to bar any shipment of irradiat- cil is hereby directed to transmit a Thursday, July 13, 2000 at 12:00 Noon ed fuel rods through the metropoli- copy of this resolution to the Board tan Cleveland area until a deep-geo- of Trustees of the Cleveland Public PRE-QUALIFICATIONS MEETING: logical repository is available for Library. permanent disposal; 2) to require Section 4. That this resolution is FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 2000 at 12:30 p.m. the responsible federal agency or hereby declared to be an emergency Program Management Team Office, agencies to provide a written measure and, provided it receives 19501 Five Points description with citations of Feder- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Cleveland, Ohio 44135 al Regulations which justify the all the members elected to Council, routing of this high level radioac- it shall take effect and be in force For Further Information Contact: — tive waste shipments through high- immediately upon its adoption and ly populated areas; and 3) to indem- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Denise Hale, M-F 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. nify the City of Cleveland from shall take effect and be in force (216) 676-9699 x103 accepting any liability for a risk of from and after the earliest period (216) 676-9778 this magnitude for its residents or allowed by law. their properties. Adopted June 12, 2000. Section 3. That the Clerk of Coun- Awaiting the approval or disap- June 21, 2000 and June 28, 2000 cil is hereby directed to transmit proval of the Mayor. 1392 June 21, 2000 The City Record 53

Res. No. 402-97. Res. No. 677-97. Res. No. 1029-2000. By Councilman Dolan. By Councilman Willis. By Councilman Cimperman. An emergency resolution urging An emergency resolution urging An emergency resolution with- the Mayor and the Administration to enactment of legislation regulating drawing objection to the stock immediately and actively investi- the collection and disposal of tires. transfer of a D1, D2, D3 and D3A Whereas, tires are being disposal gate and prepare the City of Cleve- Liquor Permit to 5353 Dolloff Road, of at unauthorized disposal sites and repealing Res. No. 2194-99 land for the imminent deregulation throughout the City of Cleveland of the electric utility industry by objecting to said stock transfer. and greater Cleveland areas; and Whereas, Council objected to the pursuing the right of electrical util- Whereas, the City of Cleveland stock transfer of a D1, D2, D3 and ity customers, both residential and intends to enact legislation regulat- D3A Liquor Permit to 5353 Dolloff commercial/industrial, situated in ing the collection and disposal of tires; and Road by Res. No. 2194-99 adopted the City of Cleveland to be aggre- by Council on December 13, 2000; gated together for the purpose of Whereas, this resolution constitutes an emergency measure provid- a n d purchasing electricity to derive ing for the immediate preservation Whereas, this Council wishes to greater energy savings as a collec- of the public peace, property, health withdraw its objection to the above tive group and other matters set or safety in that the illegal dump- stock transfer and consents to said forth in Case No. 96-406-EL-COI ing of tires is detrimental to the stock transfer; and before The Public Utilities Commis- environment; now therefore, Whereas, this resolution consti- sion of Ohio. Be it resolved by the Council of tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, The Public Utilities the City of Cleveland: ing for the usual daily operation of Commission of Ohio issued findings Section 1. That this Council urges a municipal department; now, therein Case No. 96-406-EL-COI, relating other cities in the Greater Cleveland fore, Area to adopt and enact similar leg- Be it resolved by the Council of to the right of electrical utility cus- islation regulating the collection tomers to be aggregated together the City of Cleveland: and disposal of tires. Section 1. That objection to the for the purpose of purchasing elec- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- stock transfer of a D1, D2, D3 and tricity to derive greater energy sav- cil is hereby directed to transmit ings as collective groups then would copies of this resolution to the City D3A Liquor Permit to 5353 Dolloff Road, be and the same is hereby otherwise be able to achieve indi- Councils of each of the communities withdrawn by Res. No. 2194-99, con- vidually; and in Cuyahoga County. Section 3. That this resolution is taining said objection, be and the Whereas, the members of this same is hereby repealed and that Council understand the importance hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives this Council consents to the imme- of the potentially significant energy the affirmative vote of two-thirds of diate stock transfer thereof. savings such customer aggregation all the members elected to Council, Section 2. That this resolution is may have to the residential and it shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency commercial/industrial customers of immediately upon its adoption and measure and, provided it receives electrical power who reside in the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the affirmative vote of two-thirds of City of Cleveland; and shall take effect and be in force all the members elected to Council, Whereas, such customer aggrega- from and after the earliest period it shall take effect and be in force tion and the resulting competitive allowed by law. immediately upon its adoption and Adopted June 12, 2000. market will have a positive effect approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Awaiting the approval or disap- shall take effect and be in force upon the cost of living and the cost proval of the Mayor. of doing business in the City of from and after the earliest period Cleveland; allowed by law. Now, therefore, be it resolved by Adopted June 5, 2000. the Council of the City of Cleveland: Res. No. 377-2000. Effective June 15, 2000. Section 1. That this Council By Councilman Westbrook (by re- strongly urges Mayor Michael R. quest). White and Directors Konicek and An emergency resolution declaring the intention to vacate a portion Res. No. 1030-2000. Jordan to commit the manpower and of West 68th Street. By Councilman Rybka. other resources required to immedi- Whereas, this Council; is satisfied An emergency resolution with- ately and actively investigate and that there is good cause to vacate a drawing objection to the renewal of prepare the City of Cleveland for portion of West 68th Street, as here- a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit to 4464 the imminent deregulation of the inafter described; and Warner Road, and repealing Res. No. electric utility industry and become Whereas, this resolution consti- 1332-99 objecting to said renewal. fully involved in the matters set tutes an emergency measure in that Whereas, this Council objected to the same provides for the usual forth in Case No. 96-406-EL-COI the renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor daily operation of a municipal before The Public Utilities Commis- Permit to 4464 Warner Road by Res. department; now, therefore, No. 1332-99 adopted by Council on sion of Ohio regarding competition Be it resolved by the Council of July 14, 1999; and in the electric utility industry in the City of Cleveland: Whereas, this Council wishes to Ohio, particularly the advisability of Section 1. That it hereby declares withdraw its objection to the above conjunctive electric service and the its intention to vacate the following described real property: renewal and consents to said renew- potential cost savings to residential al; and and commercial/industrial cus- Situated in the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and State of Whereas, this resolution consti- tomers situated in the City of Cleve- Ohio, and known as being all that tutes an emergency measure provid- land. portion of: ing for the usual daily operation of Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- WEST 68TH STREET (50.00 feet a municipal department; now, there- cil transmit copies of this resolution wide), extending Southerly from the fore, to the members of The Public Utili- Easterly prolongation of the South- Be it resolved by the Council of ties Commission of Ohio. erly line of Camden Avenue S.W. the City of Cleveland: Section 3. That this resolution is (30.00 feet wide), to its Southerly Section 1. That objection to the hereby declared to be an emergency terminus. renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Per- Section 2. That this resolution is mit to 4464 Warner Road, be and the measure and, provided it receives hereby declared to be an emergency the affirmative vote of two-thirds of same is hereby withdrawn and Res. measure and, provided it receives No. 1332-99, containing said objec- all the members elected to Council, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tion, be and the same is hereby it shall take effect and be in force all the members elected to Council, repealed and that this Council con- immediately upon its adoption and it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its adoption and sents to the immediate transfer of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it location thereof. shall take effect and be in force approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That this resolution is from and after the earliest period from and after the earliest period hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. allowed by law. measure and, provided it receives Adopted June 12, 2000. Adopted June 12, 2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Awaiting the approval or disap- Awaiting the approval or disap- all the members elected to Council, proval of the Mayor. proval of the Mayor. it shall take effect and be in force 1393 54 The City Record June 21, 2000 immediately upon its adoption and William N. Jones, DBA Corner Can- Res. No. 1033-2000. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it teen, 11022 Lorain Avenue, 1st Fl. & By Councilman Lewis. shall take effect and be in force Bsmt., Cleveland, Ohio 44111 and An emergency resolution with- from and after the earliest period requests the Director of Liquor Con- drawing objection to the transfer of allowed by law. trol to set a hearing for said appli- location of a C2 and C2X Liquor Adopted June 5, 2000. cation in accordance with provisions Permit to 8812 Hough Avenue, and Effective June 15, 2000. of Section 4303.26 of the Revised repealing Res. No. 1920-99 objecting Code of Ohio. to said transfer of location. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Whereas, this Council objected to cil be and she hereby is directed to the transfer of location of a C2 and Res. No. 1031-2000. transmit two certified copies of this C2X Liquor Permit to 8812 Hough By Councilman Brady. resolution, together with two copies Avenue by Res. No. 1920-99 adopted An emergency resolution object- of a letter of objection and two by Council on October 25, 1999; and ing to the transfer of ownership of copies of a letter requesting that the Whereas, this Council wishes to a D2, D2X, D3 and D6 Liquor Per- hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- withdraw its objection to the above mit to 11022 Lorain Avenue, 1st Fl. hoga County. transfer of location and consents to & Bsmt. Section 3. That this resolution is said transfer of location is based Whereas, Council has been noti- hereby declared to be an emergency upon and pursuant to a cooperation fied by the Director of Liquor Con- measure and, provided it receives agreement signed April 11, 2000, a trol of an application for the trans- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of copy of which is in the file for this fer of ownership of a D2, D2X, D3 all the members elected to Council, address with the City Law Depart- and D6 and Liquor Permit from Per- it shall take effect and be in force ment; and mit No. 1747111, Corner Canteen immediately upon its adoption and Whereas, this resolution consti- Inc., DBA Corner Canteen, 11022 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tutes an emergency measure providing for the usual daily operation of Lorain Avenue, 1st Fl. & Bsmt., shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- Cleveland, Ohio 44111 to Permit No. from and after the earliest period fore, 4373550, William N. Jones, DBA Cor- allowed by law. Be it resolved by the Council of ner Canteen, 11022 Lorain Avenue, Adopted June 5, 2000. the City of Cleveland: 1st Fl. & Bsmt., Cleveland, Ohio Effective June 15, 2000. Section 1. That objection to the 44111; and transfer of location of a C2 and C2X Whereas, the granting of this Liquor Permit to 8812 Hough Ave- application for a liquor permit to nue, be and the same is hereby with- this high crime area, which is Res. No. 1032-2000. drawn and Res. No. 1920-99, contain- already saturated with other liquor By Councilman Lewis. ing said objection, be and the same outlets, is contrary to the best An emergency resolution with- is hereby repealed and that this interests of the entire community; drawing objection to the transfer of Council consents to the immediate a n d ownership and location of a C2 and transfer of location. Whereas, the applicant does not C2X Liquor Permit to 1905 East 55th Section 2. That this resolution is qualify to be a permit holder and/or Street, and repealing Res. No. 119- hereby declared to be an emergency has demonstrated that he has oper- 2000 objecting to said transfer of measure and, provided it receives ated his liquor business in disregard ownership and location. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of of the laws, regulations or local Whereas, this Council objected to all the members elected to Council, ordinances of this state or any other the transfer of ownership and loca- it shall take effect and be in force state; and tion of a C2 and C2X Liquor Per- immediately upon its adoption and Whereas, the place for which the mit to 1905 East 55 Street adopted approval by the Mayor; otherwise it permit is sought has not conformed by Council on January 24, 2000; shall take effect and be in force to the building, safety or health a n d from and after the earliest period requirements of the governing body Whereas, this Council wishes to allowed by law. of this County or City; and withdraw its objection to the above Adopted June 5, 2000. Whereas, the place for which the transfer of ownership and location Effective June 15, 2000. permit is sought is so arranged or and consents to said transfer of constructed that law enforcement ownership and location based upon officers or agents of the Department and pursuant to a cooperation of Liquor Control are prevented rea- agreement signed May 15, 2000, a Res. No. 1034-2000. sonable access to the establishment; copy of which is in file for this By Councilman Polensek. and address with the City Law Depart- An emergency resolution fixing Whereas, the place for which the ment; and the summer schedule of meetings of permit is sought is so located with Whereas, this resolution consti- the Council of the City of Cleveland. respect to the neighborhood that it tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, this resolution consti- substantially interferes with public ing for the usual daily operation of tutes an emergency measure provid- decency, sobriety, peace or good a municipal department; now, there- ing for the usual daily operation of order; and fore, a municipal department; now, there- Whereas, this objection is based Be it resolved by the Council of fore, on other legal grounds as set forth the City of Cleveland: Be it resolved by the Council of in Revised Code Section 4303.292; Section 1. That objection to the the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That the schedule of and transfer of ownership and location meetings during the summer months Whereas, this resolution consti- of a C2 and C2X Liquor Permit to for the Council of the City of Cleve- tutes an emergency measure pro- 1905 East 55th Street, be and the land is hereby fixed as follows: viding for the immediate preserva- same if hereby withdrawn and Res. tion of the public peace, property, No. 119-2000, containing said objec- July 17, 2000 safety and welfare pursuant to Sec- tion, be and the same is hereby August 14, 2000 tion 4303.26 of the Ohio Revised repealed and that this Council con- Code. Council’s objection to said sents to the immediate transfer of A notice identifying the time of the permit must be received by the ownership and location thereof. meeting as well as a schedule of Director of Liquor Control within Section 2. That this resolution is committee meetings, if any, to be 30 days of notification; now, there- hereby declared to be an emergency held prior to the meeting shall be f o r e , measure and, provided it receives prepared by the Clerk of Council Be it resolved by the Council of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of prior to each of the above meeting the City of Cleveland: all the members elected to Council, dates. The Council will resume reg- Section 1. That Council does here- it shall take effect and be in force ular session at 7:00 P.M. on Monday, by record its objection to the trans- immediately upon its adoption and September 11, 2000. fer of ownership of a D2, D2X, D3 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 2. That this resolution is and D6 and Liquor Permit from Per- shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency mit No. 1747111, Corner Canteen Inc., from and after the earliest period measure and, provided it receives DBA Corner Canteen, 11022 Lorain allowed by law. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Avenue, 1st Fl. & Bsmt., Cleveland, Adopted June 5, 2000. all the members elected to Council, Ohio 44111 to Permit No. 4373550, Effective June 15, 2000. it shall take effect and be in force 1394 June 21, 2000 The City Record 55 immediately upon its adoption and Be it resolved by the Council of promise made during this year’s approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the City of Cleveland: budget process. shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That objection to the Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- from and after the earliest period transfer of ownership of a C2 and cil is hereby requested to transmit allowed by law. C2X Liquor Permit to 1113-1115 Nor- a copy of this resolution to Mayor Adopted June 5, 2000. wood Rd., 1st Fl. & Bsmt., be and Michael White. Effective June 15, 2000. the same is hereby withdrawn and Section 3. That this resolution is Res. No. 487-2000, containing said hereby declared to be an emergency objection, be and the same is here- measure and, provided it receives by repealed and that this Council the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Res. No. 1036-2000. consents to the immediate transfer all the members elected to Council, By Councilman Willis. of ownership thereof. it shall take effect and be in force An emergency resolution with- Section 2. That this resolution is immediately upon its adoption and drawing objection to the renewal of hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise it a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit to 10509 measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force Ashbury Avenue, and repealing Res. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period No. 1306-99 objecting to said renew- all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. al. it shall take effect and be in force Adopted June 12, 2000. Whereas, this Council objected to immediately upon its adoption and Awaiting the approval or disap- the renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor approval by the Mayor; otherwise it proval of the Mayor. Permit to 10509 Ashbury Avenue by shall take effect and be in force Res. No. 1306-99 adopted by Council from and after the earliest period on July 14, 2000; and allowed by law. Whereas, this Council wishes to Adopted June 12, 2000. Res. No. 1088-2000. withdraw its objection to the above Awaiting the approval or disap- By Councilman Dolan. renewal and consents to said renew- proval of the Mayor. An emergency resolution object- al; and ing to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3 Whereas, this resolution consti- and D3A Liquor Permit at 16800 tutes an emergency measure provid- Lorain Avenue. ing for the usual daily operation of Whereas, the uniform date for a municipal department; now, there- Res. No. 1087-2000. By Councilmen Cimperman, Cin- renewal of liquor permits in the fore, State of Ohio is October 1st; and Be it resolved by the Council of tron, Melena, Sweeney and Dolan. An emergency resolution condem- Whereas, pursuant to Section the City of Cleveland: 4303.271 of the Revised Code, the Section 1. That objection to the ning the Administration’s failure to honor its commitment to fully staff legislative authority of a municipal renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Per- corporation may object to the renew- mit to 10509 Ashbury Avenue, be the Department of Public Safety fireboat. al of a permit based upon legal and the same is hereby withdrawn grounds as set forth in division (A) and Res. No. 1306-99, containing said Whereas, as part of the annual budget process for this year, Coun- of Revised Code Section 4303.292; objection, be and the same is here- and by repealed and that this Council cil and the Administration agreed that $350,000 would be earmarked to Whereas, the applicant is unfit to consents to the immediate renewal continue to engage in the liquor per- fully staff the Department of Public thereof. mit business in that he has operat- Safety fireboat serving the neigh- Section 2. That this resolution is ed his liquor permit business in a borhoods along the Cuyahoga River; hereby declared to be an emergency manner that demonstrates a disre- and measure and, provided it receives gard for the laws, regulations or Whereas, Council reached this con- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of local ordinances of this state, and sensus with the Administration after all the members elected to Council, that this objection is based on other much discussion, and eventual agree- it shall take effect and be in force legal grounds as set forth in ment by the Administration, that the immediately upon its adoption and Revised Code Section 4303.292; and fireboat is needed to ensure the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Whereas, this resolution consti- shall take effect and be in force safety of residents and businesses in tutes an emergency measure provid- from and after the earliest period Tremont, Ohio City and the Clark ing for the immediate preservation allowed by law. Metro areas of the City, and along of the public peace, property, safety Adopted June 5, 2000. the riverfront; and and welfare in that pursuant to Sec- Effective June 15, 2000. Whereas, there is over $1 billion tion 4303.271 of the Revised Code, of business development along the objections to renewal of liquor per- riverfront; and mits shall be made no later than Whereas, Council has become thirty days prior to the expiration Res. No. 1086-2000. aware that the Administration has date of the permit; now, therefore, By Councilman Cimperman. not fulfilled its promise to fully staff Be it resolved by the Council of An emergency resolution with- the fireboat, citing an opinion of an the City of Cleveland: drawing objection to the transfer of arbitrator that failed to give due con- Section 1. That Council does here- ownership of a C2 and C2X Liquor sideration to the needs and safety of by record its objection to the renew- Permit to 1113-1115 Norwood Rd. 1st the impacted neighborhoods; and al of a D1, D2, D3 and D3A Liquor Fl. & Bsmt., and repealing Res. No. Whereas, this Council condemns Permit, Permit No. 44656470001, 487-2000 objecting to said transfer of this decision of the arbitrator and owned by Kamms Korner Tavern ownership. the Administration which places Inc., DBA Kilbanes Restaurant & Whereas, this Council objected to neighborhoods last, as opposed to Pub, 16800 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland, the transfer of ownership of a C2 first; and and C2X Liquor Permit to 1113-1115 Ohio 44111, and requests the Director Whereas, this resolution consti- of Liquor Control to set a hearing for Norwood Rd. 1st Fl. & Bsmt. by Res. tutes an emergency measure for the No. 487-2000 adopted by Council said application in accordance with immediate preservation of public March 27, 2000; and provisions of Section 4303.271 of the peace, property, health or safety, Whereas, this Council wishes to Revised Code of Ohio. now, therefore, withdraw its objection to the above Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- transfer of ownership and consents Be it resolved by the Council of cil is hereby directed to transmit to said transfer of ownership based the City of Cleveland: two certified copies of this resolu- upon and pursuant to a letter for- Section 1. That this Council of the tion, together with two copies of a warded to the Council and the City City of Cleveland condemns the letter of objection and two copies of of Cleveland Law Department sent Administration’s failure to honor its a letter requesting that the hearing by the permit holder on May 15, commitment to the residents and be held in Cleveland, Cuyahoga 2000, a copy of which is in the file business owners of the City of County, and a statement by the for this address with the City of Cleveland to fully staff the Depart- Director of Law that, in the Direc- Cleveland’s Law Department; and ment of Public Safety fireboat tor’s opinion, the objection is based Whereas, this resolution consti- which provides protection and fire upon substantial legal grounds with- tutes an emergency measure provid- safety for the Tremont, Ohio City in the meaning and intent of divi- ing for the usual daily operation of and Clark Metro neighborhoods and sion (A) of Section 4303.292 of the a municipal department; now, there- businesses and urges the Adminis- Revised Code to the Director of fore, tration to promptly fulfill its Liquor Control. 1395 56 The City Record June 21, 2000

Section 3. That this resolution is located at the East 131st Street and Section 131.03 Director to Hire hereby declared to be an emergency Miles Avenue location will be relo- Truck Owner Drivers measure and, provided it receives cating to another part of the City; It is hereby determined that it is the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and not feasible to procure the proper all the members elected to Council, Whereas, this Rite Aid Pharmacy type of truck and driver by the it shall take effect and be in force branch has recently closed its pre- ordinary processes of competitive immediately upon its adoption and scription services, which now makes bidding because of the qualifica- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it it difficult for Ward 2 residents tions of the drivers and the variance shall take effect and be in force especially senior citizens to obtain in types of trucks available, and it from and after the earliest period their medical prescriptions, since is in the public interest to secure allowed by law. there are no other pharmacies in the owner drivers because of the advan- Adopted June 12, 2000. neighborhood providing pharmaceu- tage to the City from such opera- Awaiting the approval or disap- tical services; and tion. Therefore, the Director of Pub- proval of the Mayor. Whereas, the absence of a phar- lic Service is authorized to employ macy in Ward 2 will require many owner drivers with trucks as he or residents especially senior citizens she deems necessary, at not to to seek other pharmacies outside exceed the following rates for the Res. No. 1089-2000. their own neighborhood in order services of the owner driver and the By Councilman Rybka. obtain medical prescriptions; and truck: An emergency resolution with- Whereas, the absence of a neigh- drawing objection to the renewal of borhood pharmacy could be a detri- Truck Capacity Rate per Hour a D5 Liquor Permit to 5901 Francis ment to the health and quality of Avenue, 1st Fl. & Bsmt., and repeal- life for residents in Ward 2, now, Two Tons or less $20.00 ing Res. No. 1334-99 objecting to said therefore; renewal. Be it resolved by the Council of Two and one-half tons Whereas, this Council objected to the City of Cleveland: or more $23.00 the renewal of a D5 Liquor Permit Section 1. That Council strongly to 5901 Francis Avenue, 1st Fl. & opposes the decision by Rite Aid Section 2. That existing Section Bsmt., by Res. No. 1334-99, adopted Pharmacies to relocate the Rite Aid 131.03 of the Codified Ordinances of by Council on July 14, 1999; and Pharmacy branch that is presently Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as amended Whereas, this Council wishes to located on East 131st Street and by Ordinance No. 391-87, passed withdraw its objection to the above Miles Avenue to another location March 23, 1987, is hereby repealed. renewal and consents to said renew- within the City of Cleveland, that Section 3. That this ordinance is al; and would leave Ward 2 residents with- hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, this resolution consti- out a pharmacy service. measure and, provided it receives tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 2. That Council strongly the affirmative vote or two-thirds of ing for the usual daily operation of urges Rite Aid Pharmacies to main- all the members elected to Council, a municipal department; now, there- tain a pharmacy branch in the Ward it shall take effect and be in force fore, 2 area at the East 131st Street and immediately upon its passage and Be it resolved by the Council of Miles Avenue location, in order for approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the City of Cleveland: residents to have their medical pre- shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That objection to the scriptions filled at a pharmacy in from and after the earliest period renewal of a D5 Liquor Permit to their own neighborhood. allowed by law. 5901 Francis Avenue, 1st Fl. & Section 3. That the Clerk of Coun- Passed June 12, 2000. Bsmt., be and the same is hereby cil be and she hereby is directed to Awaiting the approval or disap- withdrawn and Res. No. 1334-99, con- transmit two certified copies of this proval of the Mayor. taining said objection, be and the resolution to the Rite Aid Pharma- same is hereby repealed and that cies Chief Executive Officer Robert this Council consents to the imme- Miller. diate renewal thereof. Section 4. That this resolution is Ord. No. 2187-96. Section 2. That this resolution is hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilman Britt. hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives An ordinance to supplement the measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, Ohio, 1976, by enacting new Sec- all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force tions 687.01 through 687.17, relating it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its adoption and to the registration of bounty immediately upon its adoption and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it h u n t e r s . approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance consti- shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period tutes a measure providing for the from and after the earliest period allowed by law. usual daily operation of a municipal allowed by law. Adopted June 12, 2000. department; now, therefore, Adopted June 12, 2000. Awaiting the approval or disap- Be it ordained by the Council of Awaiting the approval or disapproval of the Mayor. the City of Cleveland: proval of the Mayor. Section 1. That the Codified Ordi- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, are hereby supplemented by enacting Ord. No. 2279-95. new Sections 687.01 through 687.17 Res. No. 1090-2000. By Councilman Coats. thereof, to read, respectively as fol- By Councilman White. An emergency ordinance to lows: An emergency resolution urging amend Section 131.03 of the Codified Rite Aid Pharmacies to keep the Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, CHAPTER 687 Rite Aid Pharmacy branch located as amended by Ordinance No. 391- BOUNTY HUNTERS on East 131st Street and Miles at 87, passed March 23, 1987, relating this location in order to continue to the hiring of truck owner dri- Section 687.01 Definitions providing pharmaceutical prescrip- v e r s . As used in this chapter: tions services to the residents in Whereas, this ordinance consti- (a) “Bounty Hunter” means a per- Ward 2. tutes an emergency measure provid- son employed by a professional Whereas, the Rite Aid Pharmacy ing for the usual daily operation of bondsman for the purpose of assist- has been providing pharmaceutical a municipal department; now, there- ing the bondsman in the appre- services to residents in Ward 2 for fore, hending fugitives and returning the last ten years; and Be it ordained by the Council of them to court. Whereas, Rite Aid Pharmacy is the City of Cleveland: (b) “Commissioner” means the the only pharmacy in Ward 2 that Section 1. That Section 131.03 of Commissioner of Assessments and residents can go to in order to fill the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- Licenses or his designee. their pharmaceutical prescriptions; land, Ohio, 1976, as amended by (c) “Fugitive” means a person and Ordinance No. 391-87, passed March who has posted a bond with a pro- Whereas, Rite Aid Pharmacies has 23, 1987, is hereby amended to read fessional bondsman and has failed announced that the Rite Aid branch as follows: to appear in court. 1396 June 21, 2000 The City Record 57

(d) “Person” means an individual, Section 687.05 Items Required to revoked, may appeal the Commis- firm, partnership, association, corpo- be Submitted sioner’s decision to the Board of ration, company or business of any Any person seeking registration Zoning Appeals. The notice of kind. as a bounty hunter must submit all appeal shall be in writing and shall (e) “Professional bondsman” of the following items to the Com- be filed with the Commissioner of means a person authorized under missioner of Assessments and Assessments and Licenses within the laws of the State of Ohio or any Licenses: ten (10) days of the finding of the other jurisdiction to do business as (a) A completed application form; Commissioner. The Board shall sus- a surety company and that and tain or overrule the decision from demands or receives, directly or (b) Three (3) unretouched pho- which the appeal is taken. indirectly, fees or compensation for tographs of the applicant taken becoming the surety or providing within thirty (30) days of the sub- Section 687.12 Limitations surety on any bail bond, recog- mission of the application of a size (a) The issuance of a registration nizance bond, appeal bond or other that can be affixed to the identifi- under this chapter does not confer court bond. cation card; and law enforcement status upon the (c) A letter from two (2) rep- r e g i s t r a n t . Section 687.02 Registration Re- utable persons who can attest to the (b) The issuance of a registration quired good character of the applicant; and does not authorize the registrant to No person shall act as a bounty (d) A fingerprint card of the carry a weapon. If the registrant hunter within the City of Cleveland applicant taken at the Division of intends to carry a weapon of any without first having registered with Police. sort, he or she must comply with all the Commissioner of Assessments federal, state and local laws, rules and Licenses. Section 687.06 Referral to the Divi- and regulations governing the s a m e. Any person who violates this sec- sion of Police tion is guilty of a misdemeanor of Upon receipt of a completed appli- Section 687.13 [Reserved] the first degree. cation, the Commissioner of Assess- ments and Licenses shall refer the Section 687.14 Notification of the Section 687.03 Availability of Ap- application to the Chief of Police Police Before Attempting an Appre- plication Forms who shall cause a criminal record check to be made of the applicant. hension The Commissioner shall make If the Chief of Police has any objec- No person acting as a bounty application forms available for the tion to the issuance of the registra- hunter shall attempt to apprehend a purpose of registering bounty tion, those objections shall be fugitive within the City of Cleve- hunters. The application forms reported to the Commissioner land without first notifying the shall include the questions con- together with results of the criminal Division of Police that an appre- tained in Section 687.04 and may record check. hension will be attempted. The include other questions that the Chief of Police shall determine the Commissioner determines to be Section 687.07 Registration Fees; method by which such notifications administratively helpful in deter- Record Check Fees will be made. mining whether the applicant is A registration fee of sixty-five Any person who violates this sec- q u a l i f i e d . ($65.00) shall be submitted with the tion is guilty of a misdemeanor of application form required by Section the first degree. Section 687.04 Qualifications of 687.05. The applicant shall also pay Bounty Hunters. a fee of fifteen ($15.00) for the cost Section 687.15 Identification Card A person may be registered as a of a criminal record check. to be Visible bounty hunter if he or she: No person registered as a bounty (a) Is a citizen of the United Section 687.08 Duration of Regis- hunter shall attempt the apprehen- States; and tration sion of a fugitive without wearing (b) Is at least twenty-one years of Registrations shall commence on on his or her outermost clothing the age; and April 30th of each year, and unless identification card issued by the (c) Has good eyesight; and revoked, shall continue for a period Commissioner in a manner that it (d) Has height, weight and mus- of one year. can be readily seen by any citizen cle tone within normal range; and or police officer. (e) Answers the following ques- Section 687.09 Issuance of Regis- Any person who violates this sections in the negative: tration tion is guilty of a misdemeanor of “(1) Are you under indictment or The Commissioner shall register the second degree. have you been convicted of a felony any applicant who meets all of the of violence?” requirements of this chapter and Section 687.16 Rules and Regula- “(2) Are you under indictment or shall issue the registrant a photo tions have you been convicted of a crime identification card. The Commissioner of Assessments involving force or threat of force?” and Licenses and the Director of “(3) Are you currently engaging Section 687.10 Suspension or Revo- Public Safety may each issue regu- in the illegal use of drugs?” cation lations to carry out the purposes of “(4) Are you engaged in the abuse Any person who has information this chapter. Regulations shall take of alcohol?” that a registrant is unqualified to be effect ten (10) days after their pub- “(5) Have you been arrested for a bounty hunter may file a com- lication in the City Record. driving under the influence?”; and plaint with the Commissioner of (f) Answers all the following Assessments and Licenses. The Com- Section 687.17 Hiring Unqualified questions in the negative or demon- missioner shall suspend or revoke Bounty Hunters Prohibited strates to the satisfaction of the the registration following a hearing (a) No person shall employ a per- Commissioner that an affirmative if he finds that the registrant: son to act as a bounty hunter unless answer will not adversely affect the (1) Was unqualified at the time the person being employed is regis- applicant’s ability to perform the the registration was issued; or tered as a bounty hunter under this job of a bounty hunter: (2) Has become unqualified and chapter. “(1) Have you ever been convict- would be denied registration as a (b) No person engaging in busi- ed of a crime under federal, state or bounty hunter if he or she was sub- ness as a professional bondsman local law, other than a minor traf- mitting an application at the time shall employ as a bounty hunter a fic violation? If you answer ‘yes’, of the hearing; or person known to the bondsman to be explain.” (3) Has failed to honestly answer unqualified under this chapter. “(2) Are you under a current court each of the questions on the appli- (c) Whoever violates division (a) order that may affect your ability to cation form. or (b) of this section is guilty of a perform the job of a bounty hunter? The rules of evidence applicable misdemeanor of the first degree. If you answer ‘yes’, explain.” to courts of law shall not be strict- Section 3. That this ordinance “(3) Do you have any condition ly applied. shall take effect and be in force that would render you unfit to carry from and after the earliest period a firearm? If you answer ‘yes’ Section 687.11 Appeals allowed by law. explain.”; and Any person who is denied regis- Passed June 12, 2000. (g) Submits all the items identi- tration as a bounty hunter, or whose Awaiting the approval or disap- fied in Section 687.05. registration is suspended or proval of the Mayor. 1397 58 The City Record June 21, 2000

Ord. No. 1783-97. Be it ordained by the Council of (f) of Section 535.04, and divisions By Councilmen Zone, Polensek, Pat- the City of Cleveland: (f)(1), (f)(2), and (f)(3) of Section mon, Britt, Cimperman, Coats, Gordon, Section 1. That Section 405.06 of 535.05, homesteads owned by a per- Jackson, Melena and Sweeney. the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- son sixty-five years of age or older An emergency ordinance to sup- land, Ohio, 1976, as amended by Or d i - or permanently and totally disabled plement the Codified Ordinance of nance No. 1109-96, passed December whose total annual income does not the City of Cleveland, 1976, by 16, 1996, is hereby amended to read exceed Twenty Three Thousand Dol- adding new Section 605.071 thereof as follows: lars ($23,000.00) may be eligible for relating the intentional abuse of the the special homestead rate estab- local 9-1-1 emergency system. Section 405.06 Impounding and lished for the service district in Whereas, the 9-1-1 system is Towing Fees which the homestead is located pur- designed to be used in the event of (a) In addition to the storage fee suant to Sections 535.04 and 535.05 major emergencies involving Cleve- provided for in Section 405.04, the of these codified ordinances. land police, fire, or ems services; and following fees shall be assessed (b) The Director of Public Utilities Whereas the misuse of the 9-1-1 against the owner or other person shall prescribe the application form system results in excessive con- claiming an impounded vehicle: for the homestead rate and have sumption of police, fire, and ems (1) An impound fee of thirty dol- final approval of all applications. safety services and creates a poten- lars ($30.00), except that the Section 2. That existing Section tial threat of the health and safety impound fee shall be reduced to ten 535.051 of the Codified Ordinances of to the citizens of Cleveland; and dollars ($10.00) for a person re- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as amended Be it ordained by the Council of claiming a recovered stolen vehicle. by Ordinance No. 1524-95, passed the City of Cleveland: (2) A towing fee of seventy-five January 29, 1996, is hereby repealed. Whereas, this ordinance constitutes dollars ($75.00), except that the tow- Section 3. That this ordinance is an emergency measure providing for ing fee shall be reduced to fifty dol- hereby declared to be an emergency the daily operation of a municipal lars ($50.00) for a person reclaiming measure and, provided it receives department; now, therefore, a recovered stolen vehicle, and shall the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1. That the Codified Ordi- be increased to one hundred dollars all the members elected to Council, nance of the City of Cleveland, 1976, ($100.00) for a person reclaiming a it shall take effect and be in force shall be supplemented by adding vehicle impounded incident to an immediately upon its passage and new Section 605.071 thereof, to read arrest. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it as follows: The towing charge shall be shall take effect and be in force increased by ten dollars ($10.00) if from and after the earliest period Section 605.071 Making False a dolly or flatbed is used or if a tire allowed by law. Alarms or tires are changed, except that Passed June 12, 2000. (a) No person shall do either of there shall be no such additional Awaiting the approval or disap- the following: charge in the case of a recovered proval of the Mayor. (1) Initiate a call to 9-1-1 regard- stolen vehicle. ing an alleged or impending fire, (b) No towing or impounding fees explosion, crime, or other emer- shall be charged when the vehicle is gency, knowing that such report is the property of the victim of a crime Ord. No. 1971-99. false, and likely to cause inconve- and such vehicle is being held by By Councilmen Lewis, Melena, nience or alarm; the Division of Police for processing. Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- (2) Knowingly cause a false Section 2. That existing Section mental request). alarm of fire or other emergency to 405.06 of the Codified Ordinances of An emergency ordinance authoriz- be transmitted to or within any safe- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as amended by ing the sale of real property as part ty service in the City of Cleveland, Ordinance No. 1109-96, passed Decem- of the Land Reutilization Program for dealing with emergencies involv- ber 16, 1996, is hereby repealed. and located at 5510 Whittier Avenue ing a risk of physical harm to per- Section 3. That this ordinance is to The Eleanor B. Rainey Memorial sons or property; hereby declared to be an emergency Institute, Inc. (3) Report to 9-1-1 that an alleged measure and, provided it receives Whereas, the City of Cleveland offense or other incident within the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of has elected to adopt and implement respective areas of concern for the all the members elected to Council, the procedures under Chapter 5722 safety divisions occurred, knowing it shall take effect and be in force of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- that such offense did not occur; immediately upon its passage and tate reutilization of nonproductive (4) Knowingly use the 9-1-l sys- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it lands situated within the City of tem, knowing that no major critical shall take effect and be in force Cleveland; and or life threatening emergency from and after the earliest period Whereas, real property acquired exists and knowing that such allowed by law. under the City’s Land Reutilization report is likely to result in unnec- Passed June 12, 2000. Program is acquired, held, adminis- essary consumption of safety ser- Awaiting the approval or disap- tered and disposed by the City of vices; or proval of the Mayor. Cleveland through its Department of (b) Whoever violates this section Community Development under the is guilty of improper use of 9-1-1 terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio telephone system, a misdemeanor of Revised Code and Section 183.021 of the first degree. Ord. No. 1411-99. Codified Ordinances of the City of Section 2. That this ordinance is By Councilmen Britt, Sweeney, Cleveland, 1976, and hereby declared to be an emergency Cintron, Cimperman, Dolan, Jack- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes measure and, provided it receives son, Jones, Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, an emergency measure providing for the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Polensek, Robinson Westbrook, the usual daily operation of a munic- all the members elected to Council, White, Willis and Zone. ipal department; now, therefore, it shall take effect and be in force An emergency ordinance to amend Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and Section 535.051 of the Codified Ordi- the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise it nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- shall take effect and be in force amended by Ordinance No. 1524-95 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- from and after the earliest period passed January 29, 1996, relating to nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the allowed by law. additional eligibility for special Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Passed June 12, 2000. Homestead rates. plies is hereby authorized to sell Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes Permanent Parcel No(s). 104-18-100, proval of the Mayor. an emergency measure providing for as more fully described in Section 2 the usual daily operation of a munic- below, to The Eleanor B. Rainey ipal department; now, therefore, Memorial Institute, Inc. Be it ordained by the Council of Section 2. That the real property Ord. No. 650-99. the City of Cleveland: to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of By Councilmen Coats, Zone and Section 1. That Section 535.051 of this ordinance is more fully Johnson (by departmental request). the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- described as follows: An emergency ordinance to amend land, Ohio, 1976, as amended by Section 405.06 of the Codified Ordi- Ordinance No. 1524-95, passed Janu- P.P. No. 104-18-100 nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as ary 29, 1996, is hereby amended to Parcel No. 1 amended by Ordinance No. 1109-96, read as follows: Situated in the City of Cleveland, passed December 16, 1996, relating County of Cuyahoga and State of to impounding and towing fees. Section 535.051 Additional Eligi- Ohio, and known as being the West- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes bility for Special Homestead Rates erly 130.00 feet of the Easterly an emergency measure providing for (a) In addition to those home- 180.00 feet of Sublot No. 1 in Sweesy, the usual daily operation of a munic- steads eligible for the special home- et. al. Re-Allotment of part of Orig- ipal department; now, therefore, stead rates prescribed by division inal One Hundred Acre Lot No. 340, 1398 June 21, 2000 The City Record 59 as shown by the recorded plat in Whereas, this ordinance consti- shall take effect and be in force Volume 12 of Maps, Page 40 of Cuya- tutes an emergency measure provid- from and after the earliest period hoga County Records and being ing for the usual daily operation of allowed by law. 130.00 feet front on the Southerly a municipal department; now, there- Passed June 12, 2000. side of Whittier Avenue, S.E., and fore, Awaiting the approval or disap- extending back 90.47 feet on the Be it ordained by the Council of proval of the Mayor. Easterly line 90.49 feet on the West- the City of Cleveland: erly line and having a rear line of Section 1. That the Director of 130.00 feet as appears by said plat, Port Control is hereby authorized to be the same more or less, but sub- employ by contract one or more Ord. No. 2116-99. ject to all legal highways. design engineers or one or more By Councilmen Dolan, Cimperman Also subject to all zoning ordi- firms of design engineers for the and Patmon (by departmental re- nances, if any. purpose of supplementing the regu- quest). larly employed staff of the several An emergency ordinance deter- Parcel No. 2 departments of the City of Cleveland mining the method of making the Situated in the City of Cleveland, in order to provide professional ser- County of Cuyahoga and State of public improvement of installing Ohio, and known as being the West- vices necessary to design the road- and replacing curbing, aprons, erly 38 feet of the Easterly 50 feet way modifications to the bag- ramps for the handicapped, and of Sublot No. 1 and the Westerly 38 gage/tug road, including, but not other concrete work for the various feet of the Easterly 50 feet of the limited to, the relocation of existing divisions of the Department of Port Northerly 52.27 feet of Sublot No. 2 utilities, traffic signs and signals at Control and authorizing the Direc- in the Sweesy, et. al. Subdivision of Cleveland Hopkins International tor of Port Control to enter into one a part of Original One Hundred Acre Airport (the “Improvement”). or more requirement contracts for Lot No. 340, as shown by the record- The selection of said consultants the making of such improvement, ed plat in Volume 12 of Maps, Page for such services shall be made by for a period not to exceed two 40 of Cuyahoga County Records, and the Board of Control upon the nom- y e a r s . being 38 feet front on the Southerly ination of the Director of Port Con- Whereas, this ordinance consti- side of Whittier Avenue, and extend- trol from a list of qualified con- tutes an emergency measure providing back between parallel lines sultants available for such employ- ing for the usual daily operation of 142.74 feet, as appears by said plat, ment as may be determined after a a municipal department; now, there- be the same more or less, but sub- full and complete canvass by the fore, ject to all legal highways. Director of Port Control for the Be it ordained by the Council of Also subject to all zoning ordi- purpose of compiling such a list. the City of Cleveland: nances, if any. The compensation to be paid for Section 1. That, pursuant to Sec- Section 3. That all documents nec- such services shall be fixed by the tion 167 of the Charter of the City essary to complete the conveyance Board of Control. The contract of Cleveland, it is hereby deter- authorized by this ordinance shall herein authorized shall be prepared mined to make the public improve- be executed within six (6) months by the Director of Law, approved ment of installing and/or replacing of the effective date of this ordi- by the Director of Port Control, and curbing, aprons, ramps for the hand- nance. If all of the documents are certified by the Director of icapped, and other concrete work not executed within six (6) months F i n a n c e . which is not otherwise included as of the effective date of this ordi- Section 2. That, pursuant to Sec- part of any other public improve- nance, or such additional time as tion 167 of the Charter of the City ment contract, for the various divi- may be granted by the Director of of Cleveland, it is hereby deter- sions of the Department of Port Con- Community Development, this ordi- mined to make the public improve- trol, by contract duly let to the low- nance shall be repealed and shall be est responsible bidder after compet- of no further force or effect. ment of implementing the Improve- ment, for the Division of Cleveland itive bidding upon a unit basis for Section 4. That the consideration the improvement. for the subject parcel shall be estab- Hopkins International Airport, Department of Port Control, by con- Section 2. That the Director of lished by the Board of Control and Port Control is hereby authorized to tract duly let to the lowest respon- shall be not less than Fair Market enter into a requirement contract for sible bidder after competitive bid- Value taking into account such the making of the above public ding for a gross price for the terms and conditions, restrictions improvement with the lowest improvement. and covenants as are deemed nec- responsible bidder after competitive essary or appropriate. Section 3. That the Director of bidding for the period of two years, Section 5. That the conveyance Port Control is hereby authorized to upon a unit basis, the unit prices for authorized hereby shall be made by enter into contract for the making which shall include all labor, mate- official deed prepared by the Director of the above public improvement rial and equipment, required thereof Law and executed by the Mayor on with the lowest responsible bidder fore, with no fixed price for items behalf of the City of Cleveland. The after competitive bidding upon a not subject to competitive bidding. deed shall contain such provisions as unit basis for the improvement, pro- In the discretion of the Board of may be necessary to protect and ben- vided, however, that each separate Control separate requirement con- efit the public interest. trade and each distinct component tracts may be let for the work to be Section 6. That this ordinance is part of said improvement may be done for each of the divisions of the hereby declared to be an emergency treated as a separate improvement, Department of Port Control. measure and, provided it receives and each, or any combination, of Section 3. That the Director of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of such trades or components may be Finance shall certify said contract all the members elected to Council, the subject of a separate contract or contracts in the amount set forth it shall take effect and be in force for a gross price. Upon request of immediately upon its passage and in the initial requisition, and there- said director the contractor shall after shall certify all orders placed approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it furnish a correct schedule of unit shall take effect and be in force by the Commissioner of Purchases prices, including profit and over- and Supplies pursuant to the requi- from and after the earliest period head, for all items constituting units allowed by law. sition issued against any such con- of said improvement. tract. Passed June 12, 2000. Section 4. That the costs for such Awaiting the approval or disap- Section 4. That the cost of said improvement and services herein proval of the Mayor. improvement hereby authorized authorized shall be paid from Fund shall not exceed 150,000.00 and shall No. 60 SF 001, 60 SF 105, 60 SF 106, be paid from Fund No. 60 SF 001, 60 SF 114, and from any funds or Request No. 8234. Ord. No. 2049-99. subfunds to which are credited any Section 5. That this ordinance is By Councilmen Dolan, Cimperman, federal grants for the above project hereby declared to be an emergency Patmon (by departmental request). and the proceeds from the sale of measure and, provided it receives An emergency ordinance authoriz- any airport revenue bonds issued for the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing the Director of Port Control to a purpose which includes the above all the members elected to Council, employ one or more professional project, Request No. 8220. it shall take effect and be in force consultants to design the roadway Section 5. That this ordinance is immediately upon its passage and modifications to the baggage/tug hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it road at Cleveland Hopkins Interna- measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force tional Airport; determining the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period method of making the public all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. improvement; and authorizing said it shall take effect and be in force Passed June 12, 2000. director to enter into contract for immediately upon its passage and Awaiting the approval or disap- the making of such improvement. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it proval of the Mayor. 1399 60 The City Record June 21, 2000

Ord. No. 137-2000. By Councilmen Cimperman and Lewis (by departmental request). An emergency ordinance to amend Section 355.04 of the Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as amended by Ordinance No. 552-96, passed June 10, 1996, relating to residence buildings and other main buildings in residence districts. 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 Section 355.04 of the Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as amended by Ordinance No. 552-96, passed June 10, 1996, is hereby amended to read as follows:

Section 355.04 Residence Buildings and Other Main Buildings in Residence District (a) Except as provided in Sections 335.05 to 335.07, in any use district, no residence building shall hereafter be erected, established or altered except in conformity with the limitations and requirements specified in the following table. (b) In a Residence District, no main building, irrespective of occupancy classification, shall hereafter be erected, established or altered except in conformity with the maximum gross floor area limitation specified in the following table:

AREA REGULATIONS FOR RESIDENCE BUILDINGS IN ALL USE DISTRICTS AND FOR ALL MAIN BUILDINGS IN RESIDENCE DISTRICTS

Mi n i m u m Ma x i m u m Minimum Lot St r e e t Gross Floor Wi d t h * * Fr o n t a g e * * * Minimum Lot Area (square feet) Ar e a (f e e t ) (f e e t )

Class A Mi n i m u m Ar e a Any Dwelling Ro w Mu l t i p l e Floor Area Di s t r i c t And Any Main One Family Ho u s e : Dw e l l i n g Per Primary Building in On e Tw o and Two On e Tw o Pe r Pe r Re s i d e n t i a l Re s i d e n c e Fa m i l y Fa m i l y Fa m i l y Fa m i l y Fa m i l y Dw e l l i n g Dw e l l i n g Bu i l d i n g Di s t r i c t Dw e l l i n g Dw e l l i n g Dw e l l i n g s Dw e l l i n g Dw e l l i n g Un i t Un i t (square feet)

AA 1/2 lot area 60 — 50 72 0 0 — — — 14 0 0 A 1/2 lot area 50 — 30 48 0 0 — — — 12 5 0 B 1/2 lot area 40 50 25 48 0 0 60 0 0 24 0 0 24 0 0 95 0 C* 1/2 lot area 40 50 25 48 0 0 60 0 0 24 0 0 — 95 0 D* lot area 40 50 25 48 0 0 60 0 0 21 0 0 — 95 0 E* 1 1/2 lot area 40 50 25 48 0 0 60 0 0 21 0 0 — 95 0 F* 2 lot area 40 50 25 48 0 0 60 0 0 21 0 0 — 95 0 G* 3 lot area 40 50 25 48 0 0 60 0 0 21 0 0 — 95 0 H* 4 lot area 40 50 25 48 0 0 60 0 0 21 0 0 — 95 0 J* 5 lot area 40 50 25 48 0 0 60 0 0 21 0 0 — 95 0 K* 6 lot area 40 50 25 48 0 0 60 0 0 21 0 0 — 95 0

* Shall not apply to Class B Multiple Dwellings erected, established or altered in the Central Business District defined in Section 325.12. * Shall not apply to alterations made to an existing building in a Residence district nor to an existing residence building in another use district, which building exceeds the maximum gross floor area limitation, provided the gross floor area of such existing building is not increased. ** Measured at “building line.” *** Lot width measured at front street line. Section 2. That Section 355.04 of the Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as amended by Ordinance No. 552-96, passed June 10, 1996, is hereby repealed. Section 3. 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 June 12, 2000. Awaiting the approval or disapproval of the Mayor.

Ord. No. 178-2000. No. 4 and bounded and described as 290.43 feet to the Easterly line of By Councilman Sweeney. follows: land so conveyed to Thomas Najjar; An ordinance to change the Use Beginning on the Easterly line of Thence North 0 degrees, 04 min- District of lands on the northwest- parcel of land conveyed to the Board utes, 24 seconds East, along the erly side of Grayton Road, S.W; of Park Commissioners of the Cleve- Easterly line of land so conveyed to south of I-480 (Map Change No. 2006, land Metropolitan Park District, by Thomas Najjar, a distance of 47.70 Sheet No. 13) deed recorded in Volume 3288, Page ft. to the Northeasterly corner there- Be it ordained by the Council of 412 of Cuyahoga County Records of of; the City of Cleveland: Deeds, at the most Westerly corner Thence North 85 degrees, 13 min- Section 1. That the Use District of of a parcel of land conveyed to utes, 11 seconds West, along the lands bounded and described as fol- Thomas Najjar, by deed recorded in Northerly line of land so conveyed lows: Volume 14272, Page 17 of Cuyahoga to Thomas Najjar, a distance of County Records; 589.72 feet to the place of beginning, LEGAL DESCRIPTION Thence South 66 degrees, 23 min- and containing 0.871 acres of land, utes, 02 seconds East, along the be the same more or less, but sub- Parcel No. 1 Southwesterly line of land so con- ject to all legal highways. Situated in the Township of Cleve- veyed to Thomas Najjar, a distance land, County of Cuyahoga, State of of 326.51 ft.; Parcel No. 2 Ohio; and known as being part of Thence North 83 degrees, 17 min- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Original Rockport Township Section utes, 06 seconds East, a distance of County of Cuyahoga, State of Ohio 1400 June 21, 2000 The City Record 61 and known as being all of Sublot South line of Interstate 480, a dis- Whereas, the property to be trans- No. 63 and part of Sublots Nos. 24, tance of 324.77 ft. to an angle point ferred is a component of the City of 25, 59, 60, 61, 62, 64, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, therein; Cleveland’s land reutilization pro- 72, 73, 74 and 76 and part of Sabre Thence South 58 degrees, 22 min- gram and, as such, can be trans- Drive S.W., 50 feet wide, and Hill- utes, 44 seconds East, along the ferred pursuant to Section 5722.07 of top Drive S.W. 50 feet wide, in the South line of Interstate 480, a dis- the Ohio Revised Code without the Alex Fodor Realty Co. Unis Subdi- tance of 418.57 feet to an angle point consent of other legislative authori- vision, of part of Original Rockport therein; ties only if: (a) the property is sold Township Section No. 4, as shown by Thence South 67 degrees, 26 min- at not less than fair market value; the recorded plat in Volume 174 of utes, 20 seconds East, along the and (b) the property is subject to Maps, Page 18 of Cuyahoga County South line of Interstate 480, a dis- such restrictions and covenants as Records; together forming a parcel tance of 200.78 feet to the Wester- appropriate to assure the land’s of land bounded and described as ly line of Grayton Road, as effective reutilization; and follows: w i d e n e d ; Whereas, this ordinance consti- Beginning on the Westerly line of Thence South 13 degrees, 47 min- tutes an emergency measure provid- Grayton Road, as widened at the utes, 50 seconds West, along the ing for the usual daily operation of Northwesterly corner of a parcel of Westerly line of Grayton Road, as a municipal department; now, there- land conveyed to the State of Ohio, widened, a distance of 35.28 feet to fore, by deed recorded in Volume 12965, the place of beginning according to Be it ordained by the Council of Page 658 of Cuyahoga County a survey by the Henry G. Reitz the City of Cleveland: Records of Deeds; Engineering Company dated May, Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Thence South 87 degrees, 58 min- 1981, be the same more or less, but tion 183.14 of the Codified Ordi- utes, 57 seconds West, along the subject to all legal highways, nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the Northerly line of a parcel of land and as outlined in red on the map Director of Community Development conveyed to Caroline L. Najjar, by hereto attached, be and the same is is authorized to transfer the follow- deed recorded in Volume 14886, Page hereby changed to a General Indus- ing described property to the con- 801 of Cuyahoga County Records of try Use District. trol, possession and use of the Deeds, and along the Northerly line Section 2. That said changed des- Department of Parks, Recreation of a parcel of land conveyed to ignation of lands described in Sec- and Properties for the expansion of Thames Playfield: Thomas S. Nahjjar, by deed record- tion 1 shall be identified as Map ed in Volume 14239, Page 757 of Change No. 2006, Sheet No. 13 and 15001 Thames Avenue Cuyahoga County Records of Deeds, shall be made upon the Building Zone Maps of the City of Cleveland Permanent Parcel No. 112-25-074 a distance of 232.66 feet; Situated in the City of Cleveland, Thence North 2 degrees, 01 min- on file in the office of the Clerk of Council and on file in the office of County of Cuyahoga and State of utes, 03 seconds West, a distance of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. 42.50 feet to a point of curvature; the City Planning Commission by the appropriate person designated 21 in the Greenhut Goodman Thence Northwesterly, a distance Improvement Co. Subdivision of part of 85.53 feet on the arc of a circle for such purpose by the City Plan- ning Commission. of Original Euclid Township Tract deflecting to the left, whose radius No. 16, as shown by the recorded is 42.50 feet and whose chord bears Section 3. That the lands bounded and described herein shall not be plat in Volume 41 of Maps, Page 9 North 59 degrees, 40 minutes, 18 sec- of Cuyahoga County Records, and onds West, a distance of 71.81 feet; used for asphalt manufacturing or mixing. being 33-63/100 feet front on the Thence North 76 degrees, 57 min- Northerly side of Thames Avenue, utes, 54 seconds West, a distance of Section 4. That within one year from the date of passage of this N.E., 142-6/100 feet deep on the 571.97 feet to the boundary line Westerly line, 142-16/100 feet deep between the City of Cleveland and ordinance, the use of the lands bounded and described herein shall on the Easterly line and 33-63/100 Riveredge Township; be improved by the installation of a feet in the rear as appears by said Thence North 0 degrees, 04 min- hard pavement at least two hundred plat, be the same more or less, but utes, 24 seconds East, along the (200) feet back from Grayton Road subject to all legal highways. boundary line between the City of and the installation of a tire wash, Restrictions of record and zoning Cleveland and Riveredge Township, including a proper drainage system, Ordinance. a distance of 47.70 feet to an angle to alleviate the concerns of neigh- 14913 Thames Avenue point therein; boring residents. Permanent Parcel No. 112-25-075 Thence North 85 degrees, 13 min- Section 5. That the lands bounded Situated in the City of Cleveland, utes, 11 seconds West, along the and described herein and within one boundary line between the City of County of Cuyahoga and State of hundred (100) feet of the Metro- Ohio and known as being Sublot No. Cleveland and Riveredge Township, politan Park shall be maintained in a distance of 589.72 feet to the 20 in the Greenhut Goodman their natural state. Improvement Co. Subdivision of part Southwesterly corner of a parcel of Section 6. That this ordinance of Original Euclid Township Tract land conveyed to Thomas S. Najjar, shall take effect and be in force by deed recorded in Volume 14243, No. 16, as shown by the recorded from and after the earliest period plat in Volume 41 of Maps, Page 9 Page 385 of Cuyahoga County allowed by law. Records of Deeds; of Cuyahoga County Records, be the Passed June 12, 2000. same more or less, but subject to all Thence North 23 degrees, 44 min- Effective July 22, 2000. utes, 20 seconds West, along the legal highways. Southwesterly line of land conveyed to Thomas S. Najjar in Volume 14909 Thames Avenue 14243, Page 385, a distance of 136.17 Permanent Parcel No. 112-25-076 Ord. No. 210-2000. Situated in the City of Cleveland, feet to an angle point; By Councilmen Coats, Melena, Thence North 5 degrees, 53 min- County of Cuyahoga and State of Rybka, Cimperman and Patmon (by Ohio and known as being Sublot No. utes, 58 seconds East, along the departmental request). 19 in the Greenhut Goodman Westerly line of land conveyed to An emergency ordinance authoriz- Improvement Co. Subdivision of part Thomas S. Najjar in volume 14243, ing the Director of Community of Original Euclid Township Tract Page 385, a distance of 85.11 feet to Development to transfer property No. 16, as shown by the recorded the South line of Interstate 480; described as Permanent Parcel Nos. plat in Volume 41 of Maps, Page 9 Thence North 81 degrees, 20 min- 014-15-010, 104-15-011, 112-25-074, 112- of Cuyahoga County Records, be the utes, 28 seconds East, along the 25-075, 112-25-076 and 112-25-091 to the same more or less, but subject to all South line of Interstate 480, a dis- control, possession and use of the legal highways. tance of 308.37 feet to an angle point Department of Parks, Recreation Also subject to zoning ordinances, therein; and Properties for the expansion of if any. Thence South 85 degrees, 40 min- Thames Playfield and for the cre- utes, 38 seconds East, along the ation of Henritze Park. Vac. Rear of 14914 Sylvia Avenue South line of Interstate 480, a dis- Whereas, the Department of Com- taken by State of Ohio tance of 193.74 feet to an angle point munity Development desires to Permanent Parcel No. 112-25-091 therein; transfer certain property under its Situated in the City of Cleveland, Thence South 42 degrees, 23 min- control to the Department of Parks, County of Cuyahoga and State of utes, 18 seconds East, along the Recreation and Properties; and Ohio and known as being the South line of Interstate 480, a dis- Whereas, Section 183.14 of the Southerly part of Sublot No. 8 in the tance of 201.54 feet to an angle point Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Greenhut-Goodman Improvement Co’s. therein; Ohio, 1976, requires that such trans- Subdivision of part of Original Thence South 79 degrees, 43 min- fer be preceded by an ordinance of Euclid Township Tract No. 16, as utes, 35 seconds East, along the Council approving the transfer; and shown by the recorded plat in Vol- 1401 62 The City Record June 21, 2000 ume 41 of Maps, Page 9 of Cuyahoga Director of Community Development it shall take effect and be in force County Records, and bounded and to assure the property’s effective immediately upon its passage and described as follows: reutilization. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Beginning at the Southwesterly Section 5. That this ordinance is shall take effect and be in force corner of said Sublot No. 8 in said hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period Greenhut-Goodman Improvement Co’s. measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. Subdivision; the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Passed June 12, 2000. Thence Northerly along the West- all the members elected to Council, Awaiting the approval or disap- erly line of said Sublot No. 8, a dis- it shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. tance of 72.94 feet to the South- immediately upon its passage and westerly corner of land appropriat- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ed by the State of Ohio for easement shall take effect and be in force purposes in Cuyahoga County Com- from and after the earliest period Ord. No. 257-2000. mon Pleas Court Case No. 732630; allowed by law. By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon Thence Northeasterly along the Passed June 12, 2000. (by departmental request). Southeasterly line of said land so Awaiting the approval or disap- An emergency ordinance authoriz- appropriated to the Southeasterly proval of the Mayor. ing the purchase by requirement corner thereof and the Easterly line contract of non 800 MHz radio com- of Sublot No. 8; munications equipment and elec- Thence Southerly along the East- tronic vehicle equipment, including erly line of said Sublot No. 8, a dis- Ord. No. 213-2000. aircraft radios, lights, sirens, public tance of 85.49 feet to the Southeast- By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon announcement systems, vehicle in- erly corner thereof; (by departmental request). stalls and de-installs, console equip- Thence Westerly along the South- An emergency ordinance authoriz- ment, replacement parts, antennas, erly line of said Sublot No. 8, a dis- ing the Director of Port Control to brackets, wiring harnesses and sup- tance of 35.32 feet to the place of enter into a Lease By Way of Con- port equipment and labor and mate- beginning, be the same more or less, cession with BTS/LTL Joint Ven- rials necessary to maintain and ser- but subject to all legal highways. ture for operation as a business service said equipment, for the various Section 2. That pursuant to Sec- vice center and the installation of divisions of the Department of Port tion 183.14 of the Codified Ordi- Internet kiosks at Cleveland Hop- Control, for a period not to exceed nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the kins International Airport. two years. Director of Community Development Whereas, this ordinance consti- Whereas, this ordinance consti- is authorized and directed to trans- tutes an emergency measure provid- tutes an emergency measure provid- fer the following described property ing for the usual daily operation of ing for the usual daily operation of within forty five (45) days after a municipal department; now, there- a municipal department; now, there- passage of this ordinance to the con- fore, fore, trol, possession and use of the Be it ordained by the Council of Be it ordained by the Council of Department of Parks, Recreation the City of Cleveland: the City of Cleveland: and Properties for the creation of Section 1. That notwithstanding Section 1. That the Director of Henritze Park: any provision of the Codified Ordi- Port Control is hereby authorized to nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to make a written requirement con- P. P. No. 014-15-010 the contrary, the Director of Port tract with the lowest and best bid- Situated in the City of Cleveland, Control is hereby authorized to der in accordance with the Charter County of Cuyahoga and State of enter into a Lease By Way of Con- and the Codified Ordinances of Ohio, and known as Sublot No. 71 in cession with BTS/LTL Joint Venture Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- the Charles & John Henritze’s Allot- for the use and occupancy of quirements for the period of two ment of part of Original Brooklyn approximately one thousand (1,000) years of the necessary items of non Township Lots Nos. 58 and 63, as square feet of space in the Airport 800 MHz radio communications shown by the recorded plat in Vol- Terminal Building and the installa- equipment and electronic vehicle ume 19 of Maps, Page 14 of Cuya- tion of Internet kiosks in various equipment, including aircraft radios, hoga County Records, and being 40 locations throughout the terminal in lights, sirens, public announcement feet front on the Northerly side of connection with its operation of a systems, vehicle installs and de- Henritze Avenue and extending business service center. The annu- installs, console equipment, re- back of equal width 122 feet, as al rent shall be determined as fol- placement parts, antennas, brackets, appears by said plat, be the same lows: Lessee shall pay to the City wiring harnesses and support equip- more or less, but subject to all legal a minimum annual guaranteed con- ment and labor and materials nec- highways. cession fee of Twenty-Four Thou- essary to maintain and service said sand One Dollars ($24,001); one and equipment, to be purchased by the P. P. No. 014-15-011 one-half percent (1-1/2%) of gross Commissioner of Purchases and Situated in the City of Cleveland, revenues realized by Lessee on U.S. Supplies upon a unit basis for the County of Cuyahoga and State of currency traded; ten percent (10%) various divisions of the Department Ohio, and known as Subdivision 72 of the gross premium on the sale of of Port Control. Bids shall be taken in the Charles & John Henritze’s travel related insurance and fifteen in such manner as to permit an Allotment of part of Original Brook- percent (15%) of gross revenues award to be made for all items as lyn Township Lots Nos. 58 and 63, realized by Lessee from all other a single contract, or by separate as shown by the recorded plat in operations. The minimum annual contract for each or any combina- Volume 19 of Maps, Page 14 of Cuya- guaranteed concession fee shall be tion of said items as the Board of hoga County Records, and being 40 subject to an annual increase of Control shall determine. Alternate feet front on the Northerly side of four percent (4%). The term shall bids for a period less than two Henritze Avenue and extending commence on the date of execution years may be taken if deemed desir- back of equal width 122 feet, as of the Agreement, and unless sooner able by the Commissioner of Pur- appears by said plat, be the same terminated, shall expire five years chases and Supplies until provision more or less, but subject to all legal thereafter. is made for the requirements for the highways. Section 2. That the Lease By Way entire term. Section 3. That upon consumma- of Concession authorized herein Section 2. That the cost of said tion of transfers referenced herein, shall be prepared by the Director of contract shall be charged against the Directors participating in the Law and shall contain such addi- the proper appropriation account transaction shall initial and date a tional provisions as he deems nec- and the Director of Finance shall copy of this ordinance and deliver essary to protect and benefit the certify thereon the amount of the said copy to the custody of the Divi- public interest. The Lease by way initial purchase thereunder, which sion of Property Management of the of Concession shall require purchase, together with all subse- Department of Parks, Recreation BTS/LTLJoint Venture to use best quent purchases, shall be made on and Properties. efforts to utilize a Cleveland based order of the Commissioner of Pur- Section 4. That, as a condition of firm or firms for maintenance ser- chases and Supplies pursuant to a said transfers, the Department of vices that may be needed in the requisition against such contract Parks, Recreation and Properties operation of the business service duly certified by the Director of shall pay the Department of Com- center. Finance. All expenditures under the munity Development a price not less Section 3. That this ordinance is contract authorized herein shall not than fair market value as deter- hereby declared to be an emergency exceed $50,000.00 (RL 8240) mined by the Board of Control, con- measure and, provided it receives Section 3. That this ordinance is sidering the restrictions and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hereby declared to be an emergency covenants deemed necessary by the all the members elected to Council, measure and, provided it receives 1402 June 21, 2000 The City Record 63 the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ord. No. 327-2000. plies upon a unit basis for the var- all the members elected to Council, By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon ious divisions of the Department of it shall take effect and be in force (by departmental request). Port Control. Bids shall be taken in immediately upon its passage and An emergency ordinance to amend such manner as to permit an award approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 5 of Ordinance No. 469-98, to be made for all items as a sin- shall take effect and be in force passed May 18, 1998, relating to the gle contract, or by separate con- from and after the earliest period public improvement of implementing tract for each or any combination allowed by law. Phase II of the sound insulation pro- of said items as the Board of Con- Passed June 12, 2000. gram. trol shall determine. Alternate bids Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, this ordinance consti- for a period less than a year may proval of the Mayor. tutes an emergency measure provid- be taken if deemed desirable by the ing for the usual daily operation of Commissioner of Purchases and a municipal department; now, there- Supplies until provision is made for fore, the requirements for the entire Ord. No. 264-2000. Be it ordained by the Council of y e a r . By Councilmen Dolan, Cimperman the City of Cleveland: Section 2. That the cost of said and Patmon (by departmental re- Section 1. That Section 5 of Ordi- contract shall be charged against quest). nance No. 469-98, passed May 18, the proper appropriation account An emergency ordinance author- 1998, is hereby amended to read as and the Director of Finance shall izing the Director of Port Control to follows: certify thereon the amount of the enter into a lease with United Par- Section 5. That the costs of the initial purchase thereunder, which cel Service for certain real property contracts authorized herein shall be purchase, together with all subse- at Cleveland Hopkins International paid from Fund Nos. 60 SF 106, 60 quent purchases, shall be made on Airport to construct a transfer sta- SF 001, 60 SF 124, 60 SF 122, 61 SF order of the Commissioner of Pur- tion/air cargo distribution and sort- 097 and from any funds or subfunds chases and Supplies pursuant to a ing facility and for preferential use to which are or may be credited any requisition against such contract of ramp area adjacent to the premis- federal grants or federal passenger duly certified by the Director of es. facilities charges authorized for the Finance. All expenditures under Whereas, this ordinance consti- making of the above Improvement, the contract authorized herein tutes an emergency measure provid- and the proceeds from the sale of shall not exceed $250,000.00. (RL ing for the usual daily operation of any airport revenue bonds issued for 8 2 5 6 ) a municipal department; now, there- a purpose which would include the Section 3. That this ordinance is fore, above Improvement, Request No. hereby declared to be an emergency Be it ordained by the Council of 22543. measure and, provided it receives the City of Cleveland: Section 2. That Section 5 of Ordi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1. That, notwithstanding nance No. 469-98, passed May 18, all the members elected to Council, and as an exception to the provi- 1998, is hereby repealed. it shall take effect and be in force sions of the Codified Ordinances of Section 3. That this ordinance is immediately upon its passage and Cleveland, Ohio, the Director of Port hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Control (“Director”) is hereby autho- measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force rized to enter into a Lease with the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period United Parcel Service (“Lessee”) for all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. approximately 110,610 square feet of it shall take effect and be in force Passed June 12, 2000. real property at Cleveland Hopkins immediately upon its passage and Awaiting the approval or disap- International Airport, the address approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it proval of the Mayor. being 5203 West Hangar Road (the shall take effect and be in force “Premises”) for construction of a from and after the earliest period transfer station/air cargo distribu- allowed by law. tion and sorting facility including a Passed June 12, 2000. Ord. No. 368-2000. service office open to the public, Awaiting the approval or disap- By Councilmen Coats, Melena, public parking, parking for UPS proval of the Mayor. Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- delivery vehicles and parking for mental request). UPS ground service equipment, and An emergency ordinance authoriz- for approximately 194,023 square ing the sale of real property as part feet of ramp area adjacent to the Ord. No. 328-2000. of the Land Reutilization Program Premises. The term of the Lease By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon and located at 14725 Thames Avenue shall be for twenty (20) years, with (by departmental request). to Greater Bethel African Meth. an option exercisable by United Par- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Epis. Church. cel Service to renew the term for an ing the purchase by requirement Whereas, the City of Cleveland additional five (5) years. The rent contract of labor and materials nec- has elected to adopt and implement for use of the Premises shall be essary to clean and maintain oilwa- the procedures under Chapter 5722 $0.30 per square feet; the rent for ter separators, sewers, electrical of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- the preferential use ramp area shall vaults and associated appurte- tate reutilization of nonproductive be $0.40 per square foot. The rents nances, including test and disposal lands situated within the City of for the Premises and the ramp area of waste materials, for the various Cleveland; and shall be adjusted during the term of divisions of the Department of Port Whereas, real property acquired the Lease to reflect increases in the Control. under the City’s Land Reutilization Consumer Price Index. The method Whereas, this ordinance consti- Program is acquired, held, adminis- of calculating these increase shall tutes an emergency measure provid- tered and disposed of by the City of be stated in the Lease. ing for the usual daily operation of Cleveland through its Department of Section 2. That the Lease autho- a municipal department; now, there- Community Development under the rized herein shall be prepared by fore, terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio the Director of Law and shall con- Be it ordained by the Council of Revised Code and Section 183.021 of tain such additional terms and con- the City of Cleveland: Codified Ordinances of the City of ditions as said Director deems neces- Section 1. That the Director of Cleveland, 1976; and sary to protect and benefit the pub- Port Control is hereby authorized to Whereas, this ordinance consti- lic interest. make a written requirement con- tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 3. That this ordinance is tract in accordance with the Char- ing for the usual daily operation of hereby declared to be an emergency ter and the Codified Ordinances of a municipal department; now, there- measure and, provided it receives Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- fore, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of quirements for the period of one Be it ordained by the Council of all the members elected to Council, year for the necessary items of the City of Cleveland: it shall take effect and be in force labor and materials necessary to Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- immediately upon its passage and clean and maintain oilwater sepa- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it rators, sewers, electrical vaults and nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the shall take effect and be in force associated appurtenances, including Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- from and after the earliest period test and disposal of waste materi- plies is hereby authorized to sell allowed by law. als, in the approximate amount as Permanent Parcel No(s). 112-25-084, Passed June 12, 2000. purchased during the preceding as more fully described in Section 2 Awaiting the approval or disap- year, to be purchased by the Com- below, to Greater Bethel African proval of the Mayor. missioner of Purchases and Sup- Meth. Epis. Church. 1403 64 The City Record June 21, 2000

Section 2. That the real property Ord. No. 371-2000. being 40 feet front on the Northerly to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of By Councilmen Lewis, Melena, side of Lexington Avenue, and this Ordinance is more fully Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- extending back of equal width 150 described as follows: mental request). feet deep, as appears by said plat, An emergency ordinance authoriz- be the same more or less, but sub- P. P. No. 112-25-084 ing the sale of real property as part ject to all legal highways. Situated in the City of Cleveland, of the Land Reutilization Program Section 3. That all documents nec- County of Cuyahoga and State of and located at 6305, 6301 and 6215 essary to complete the conveyance Ohio, and known as being a part of Lexington Avenue to Johnny A. authorized by this ordinance shall Sublot No. 3 in Deborah McIlraths Barnes and Lucille E. Barnes. be executed within six (6) months Partition of part of Original Euclid Whereas, the City of Cleveland of the effective date of this ordi- Township Tract No. 16 and bounded has elected to adopt and implement nance. If all of the documents are and described as follows: the procedures under Chapter 5722 not executed within six (6) months Beginning on the Northerly line of of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- of the effective date of this ordi- Thames Avenue, N.E., at the South- tate reutilization of nonproductive nance, or such additional time as easterly corner of land conveyed to lands situated within the City of may be granted by the Director of Community Development, this ordi- Frank J. Neff by deed dated Octo- Cleveland; and Whereas, real property acquired nance shall be repealed and shall be ber 1, 1953 and recorded in Volume under the City’s Land Reutilization of no further force or effect. 7879, Page 674 of Cuyahoga County Program is acquired, held, adminis- Section 4. That the consideration Records; thence Westerly along the tered and disposed of by the City of for the subject parcel shall be estab- Northerly line of Thames Avenue, Cleveland through its Department of lished by the Board of Control and N.E., 65 feet to the Southwesterly Community Development under the shall be not less than Fair Market corner of land so conveyed to Frank terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Value taking into account such J. Neff; thence Northerly along the Revised Code and Section 183.021 of terms and conditions, restrictions Westerly line of land so conveyed, Codified Ordinances of the City of and covenants as are deemed nec- about 94.38 feet to the Southwester- Cleveland, 1976; and essary or appropriate. ly corner of land conveyed to the Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 5. That the conveyance City of Cleveland by deed dated tutes an emergency measure provid- authorized hereby shall be made by October 7, 1959 and recorded in Vol- ing for the usual daily operation of official deed prepared by the Direc- ume 9790, Page 243 of Cuyahoga a municipal department; now, there- tor of Law and executed by the County Records; thence Northeaster- fore, Mayor on behalf of the City of ly along the Southeasterly line of Be it ordained by the Council of Cleveland. The deed shall contain land conveyed to the City of Cleve- the City of Cleveland: such provisions as may be necessary land, to the Easterly line of land Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- to protect and benefit the public conveyed to Frank J. Neff, as afore- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- interest. said; thence Southerly long the East- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the Section 6. That this ordinance is erly line of land so conveyed to Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- hereby declared to be an emergency Frank J. Neff, about 117.66 feet to plies is hereby authorized to sell measure and, provided it receives the place of beginning, as appears Permanent Parcel No(s). 104-19-034, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of by said plat, be the same more or 104-19-035 and 104-19-036, as more all the members elected to Council, less, but subject to all legal high- fully described in Section 2 below, it shall take effect and be in force ways. to Johnny A. Barnes and Lucille E. immediately upon its passage and Also subject to all zoning ordi- Barnes. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it nances, if any. Section 2. That the real property shall take effect and be in force Section 3. That all documents to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of from and after the earliest period necessary to complete the con- this Ordinance is more fully allowed by law. veyance authorized by this ordi- described as follows: Passed June 12, 2000. nance shall be executed within six Awaiting the approval or disap- (6) months of the effective date of P. P. No. 104-19-034 proval of the Mayor. this ordinance. If all of the docu- Situated in the City of Cleveland, ments are not executed within six County of Cuyahoga and State of (6) months of the effective date of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. this ordinance, or such additional 56 in Luther and Arvilla Moses Sub- Ord. No. 373-2000. division of part of Original One time as may be granted by the By Councilmen Polensek, Melena, Hundred Acre Lot No. 340, as shown Director of Community Develop- Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- by the recorded plat in Volume 5 of mental request). ment, this ordinance shall be Maps, Page 48 of Cuyahoga County An emergency ordinance authoriz- repealed and shall be of no further Records and being 40 feet front on ing the sale of real property as part force or effect. the Northerly side of Lexington Ave- of the Land Reutilization Program Section 4. That the consideration nue and extending back of equal and located at 15912 Saranac Road for the subject parcel shall be estab- width 150 feet deep, be the same to Sheila Frey. lished by the Board of Control and more or less, but subject to all legal Whereas, the City of Cleveland shall be not less than Fair Market highways. has elected to adopt and implement Value taking into account such the procedures under Chapter 5722 terms and conditions, restrictions P. P. No. 104-19-035 of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- and covenants as are deemed nec- Situated in the City of Cleveland, tate reutilization of nonproductive essary or appropriate. County of Cuyahoga and State of lands situated within the City of Section 5. That the conveyance Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Cleveland; and authorized hereby shall be made by 54 in the Luther Moses “et.al.” Allot- Whereas, real property acquired official deed prepared by the Direc- ment of part of Original One Hun- under the City’s Land Reutilization tor of Law and executed by the dred Acre Lot No. 340 as shown by Program is acquired, held, adminis- Mayor on behalf of the City of the recorded plat in Volume 5 of tered and disposed of by the City of Cleveland. The deed shall contain Maps, Page 48 of Cuyahoga County Cleveland through its Department of such provisions as may be necessary Records and being 40 feet front on Community Development under the to protect and benefit the public the Northerly side of Lexington terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio interest. Avenue, and extending back be- Revised Code and Section 183.021 of Section 6. That this ordinance is tween parallel lines 150 feet, as Codified Ordinances of the City of hereby declared to be an emergency appears by said plat, be the same Cleveland, 1976; and measure and, provided it receives more or less, but subject to all legal Whereas, this ordinance consti- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of highways. 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 P. P. No. 104-19-036 a municipal department; now, there- immediately upon its passage and Situated in the City of Cleveland, fore, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it County of Cuyahoga and State of Be it ordained by the Council of shall take effect and be in force Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. the City of Cleveland: from and after the earliest period 52 in Luther Moses Subdivision of Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- allowed by law. part of Original One Hundred Acre tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Passed June 12, 2000. Lot No. 340, as shown by the record- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the Awaiting the approval or disap- ed plat in Volume 5 of Maps, Page Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- proval of the Mayor. 48 of Cuyahoga County Records and plies is hereby authorized to sell 1404 June 21, 2000 The City Record 65

Permanent Parcel No(s). 116-11-029, Ord. No. 412-2000. the Director of Law. The Lease shall as more fully described in Section 2 By Mayor White. contain such terms and conditions below, to Sheila Frey. An emergency ordinance authoriz- as the Director of Law deems nec- Section 2. That the real property ing the purchase by contract of of essary to protect and benefit the to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of office furniture, for the various divi- public interest and shall specifical- this Ordinance is more fully sions of the Department of Port Con- ly contain provisions that the City described as follows: trol. shall provide Lessee with twelve Whereas, this ordinance consti- (12) months’ written notice prior to P. P. No. 116-11-029 tutes an emergency measure provid- cancellation of the Lease for any Situated in the City of Cleveland, ing for the usual daily operation of reason other than Lessee’s default County of Cuyahoga and State of a municipal department; now, there- and that the City shall provide Ohio, and known as being part of fore, Lessee with four (4) months’ writ- Sublot No. 42 in Block “L” in Be it ordained by the Council of ten notice prior to cancellation of Crosby’s Allotment of part of Origi- the City of Cleveland: the Lease as a result of Lessee’s nal Euclid Township Tract No. 16, Section 1. That the Director of default. The President of City Coun- as shown by the recorded plat in Port Control is hereby authorized to cil, the Chairman of the Aviation Volume 9 of Maps, Page 25 of Cuya- make a written contract in accor- and Transportation Committee, and hoga County Records, bounded and dance with the Charter and the Cod- the Chairman of the Finance Com- described as follows: ified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, mittee shall receive a copy of all Beginning at the Northeasterly 1976, for each or all of the follow- such notices. corner of said Sublot; thence ing items: office furniture, to be pur- Section 3. That notwithstanding Southerly along the Easterly line of chased by the Commissioner of Pur- any provision of the Codified Ordi- said Sublot, 101 feet 9 inches to the chases and Supplies upon a unit nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to Southeasterly corner thereof; thence basis for the various divisions of the the contrary, Lessee shall provide Northwesterly along the Northeast- Department of Port Control. the City with a security deposit in erly line of land conveyed to Julius Section 2. That the contract autho- lieu of a performance bond. Such G. Avorp, et al. by deed dated May rized herein shall be for a term of security deposit shall be in an 15, 1958 and recorded in Volume 9086 one (1) year or less and all expen- amount equal to four (4) months of Deeds, Page 243 of Cuyahoga ditures under the contract shall not rent. County Records to a point on the exceed $35,000.00. The cost of said Section 4. That this ordinance is Westerly line of said Sublot, which contract shall be paid from Fund hereby declared to be an emergency is 3 feet Northerly from the South- Nos. 60 SF 001, 60 SF 105 and 60 SF measure and, provided it receives westerly corner of said Sublot (said 106, Request No. 8251. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of point being also in the Easterly line Section 3. That this ordinance is all the members elected to Council, of East 159th Street); thence hereby declared to be an emergency it shall take effect and be in force Northerly along the Westerly line of measure and, provided it receives immediately upon its passage and said Sublot, 15 feet to the South- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it easterly line of Saranac Road, N.E., all the members elected to Council, shall take effect and be in force (formerly Collins Avenue); thence it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period Northeasterly along said Southeast- immediately upon its passage and allowed by law. erly line 160 feet to the place of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Passed June 12, 2000. beginning, as appears by said plat, shall take effect and be in force Awaiting the approval or disap- be the same more or less, but sub- from and after the earliest period proval of the Mayor. ject to all legal highways. allowed by law. Passed June 12, 2000. Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if Awaiting the approval or disap- any. proval of the Mayor. Section 3. That all documents Ord. No. 466-2000. By Mayor White. necessary to complete the con- An emergency ordinance authoriz- veyance authorized by this ordi- ing the Director of Port Control to nance shall be executed within six Ord. No. 465-2000. enter into a Lease By Way of Con- (6) months of the effective date of By Mayor White. cession with American Flyers, Inc. this ordinance. If all of the docu- An emergency ordinance authoriz- for the purpose of operating a flight ments are not executed within six ing the Director of Port Control to training facility and related ser- (6) months of the effective date of enter into a Lease By Way of Con- vices. this ordinance, or such additional cession with Pilot Management, Inc. Whereas, this ordinance consti- time as may be granted by the dba Cleveland AirSports for the pur- tutes an emergency measure provid- Director of Community Develop- pose of operating a flight training ing for the usual daily operation of ment, this ordinance shall be facility and related services. a municipal department; now, there- repealed and shall be of no further Whereas, this ordinance consti- fore, force or effect. tutes an emergency measure provid- Be it ordained by the Council of Section 4. That the consideration ing for the usual daily operation of the City of Cleveland: for the subject parcel shall be estab- a municipal department; now, there- Section 1. That notwithstanding lished by the Board of Control and fore, any provision of the Codified Ordi- shall be not less than Fair Market Be it ordained by the Council of nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to Value taking into account such the City of Cleveland: the contrary, the Director of Port terms and conditions, restrictions Section 1. That notwithstanding Control is hereby authorized to and covenants as are deemed nec- any provision of the Codified Ordi- enter into a Lease By Way of Con- essary or appropriate. nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to cession with American Flyers, Inc. Section 5. That the conveyance the contrary, the Director of Port for the use and occupancy of authorized hereby shall be made by Control is hereby authorized to approximately 1,711.71 square feet of official deed prepared by the Direc- enter into a Lease By Way of Con- office space in the terminal building tor of Law and executed by the cession with Pilot Management, Inc. at Burke Lakefront Airport in con- Mayor on behalf of the City of dba Cleveland AirSports for the use nection with its operation of a flight Cleveland. The deed shall contain and occupancy of approximately 826 training facility and related ser- such provisions as may be necessary square feet of office space in the vices. Any change in square footage to protect and benefit the public terminal building at Burke Lake- shall be subject to approval by the interest. front Airport in connection with its Board of Control. The annual rent Section 6. That this ordinance is operation of a flight training facili- shall be determined at a rate of hereby declared to be an emergency ty and related services. Any change $12.00 per square foot, and shall be measure and, provided it receives in square footage shall be subject to paid at mutually-agreed upon inter- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of approval by the Board of Control. vals. The term shall commence on all the members elected to Council, The annual rent shall be determined the date of execution of the Agree- it shall take effect and be in force at a rate of $12.00 per square foot, ment and, unless sooner terminated, immediately upon its passage and and shall be paid at mutually-agreed shall expire two (2) years there- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it upon intervals. The term shall com- after. shall take effect and be in force mence on the date of execution of Section 2. That the Lease autho- from and after the earliest period the Agreement and, unless sooner rized herein shall be prepared by allowed by law. terminated, shall expire two (2) the Director of Law. The Lease shall Passed June 12, 2000. years thereafter. contain such terms and conditions Awaiting the approval or disap- Section 2. That the Lease autho- as the Director of Law deems nec- proval of the Mayor. rized herein shall be prepared by essary to protect and benefit the 1405 66 The City Record June 21, 2000 public interest and shall specifical- cancellation of the Lease for any certify thereon the amount of the ly contain provisions that the City reason other than Lessee’s default initial purchase thereunder, which shall provide Lessee with twelve and that the City shall provide purchase, together with all subse- (12) months’ written notice prior to Lessee with four (4) months’ writ- quent purchases, shall be made on cancellation of the Lease for any ten notice prior to cancellation of order of the Commissioner of Pur- reason other than Lessee’s default the Lease as a result of Lessee’s chases and Supplies pursuant to a and that the City shall provide default. The President of City Coun- requisition against such contract Lessee with four (4) months’ writ- cil, the Chairman of the Aviation duly certified by the Director of ten notice prior to cancellation of and Transportation Committee, and Finance. All expenditures under the Lease as a result of Lessee’s the Chairman of the Finance Com- the contract authorized herein default. The President of City Coun- mittee shall receive a copy of all shall not exceed 1,900,000.00. (RL cil, the Chairman of the Aviation such notices. 8 2 5 5 ) and Transportation Committee, and Section 3. That notwithstanding Section 3. That this ordinance is the Chairman of the Finance Com- any provision of the Codified Ordi- hereby declared to be an emergency mittee shall receive a copy of all nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to measure and, provided it receives such notices. the contrary, Lessee shall provide the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 3. That notwithstanding the City with a security deposit in all the members elected to Council, any provision of the Codified Ordi- lieu of a performance bond. Such it shall take effect and be in force nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to security deposit shall be in an immediately upon its passage and the contrary, Lessee shall provide amount equal to four (4) months approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the City with a security deposit in rent. shall take effect and be in force lieu of a performance bond. Such Section 4. That this ordinance is from and after the earliest period security deposit shall be in an hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. amount equal to four (4) months measure and, provided it receives Passed June 12, 2000. rent. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Awaiting the approval or disap- Section 4. That this ordinance is all the members elected to Council, proval of the Mayor. 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, shall take effect and be in force Ord. No. 519-2000. it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period By Councilman Melena. immediately upon its passage and allowed by law. An emergency ordinance to vacate approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Passed June 12, 2000. a portion of West 76th Street here- shall take effect and be in force Awaiting the approval or disap- inafter described. from and after the earliest period proval of the Mayor. Whereas, on the 20th day of Sep- allowed by law. tember, 1999, the Council of the City Passed June 12, 2000. of Cleveland adopted Resolution No. Awaiting the approval or disap- 271-99 declaring its intention to proval of the Mayor. Ord. No. 469-2000. vacate a portion of West 76th Street, By Mayor White. hereinafter described. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Whereas, notice of the adoption of ing the purchase by requirement the above Resolution No. 271-99 has Ord. No. 467-2000. contract of deicing services, for the been served upon the owners of all By Mayor White. Division of Cleveland Hopkins Inter- the property abutting West 76th An emergency ordinance authoriz- national Airport, Department of Port Street affected by said Resolution, ing the Director of Port Control to Control, for a period not to exceed notifying the said property owners enter into a Lease By Way of Con- one year. of the time and place at which cession with Circadian Knight Whereas, this ordinance consti- objections can be heard before the Corp., dba Top Gun for the purpose tutes an emergency measure provid- Board of Revision of Assessments, of operating a flight training facil- ing for the usual daily operation of and ity and related services. a municipal department; now, there- Whereas, on the 28th day of Whereas, this ordinance consti- fore, March, 2000, the Board of Revision tutes an emergency measure provid- Be it ordained by the Council of of Assessments approved the vaca- ing for the usual daily operation of the City of Cleveland: tion of West 76th Street, hereinafter a municipal department; now, there- Section 1. That the Director of described, in accordance with the fore, Port Control is hereby authorized provisions of Section 176 of the Charter of the City of Cleveland; Be it ordained by the Council of to make a written requirement con- and the City of Cleveland: tract in accordance with the Char- Whereas, this Council is satisfied Section 1. That notwithstanding ter and the Codified Ordinances of that there is good cause for vacat- any provision of the Codified Ordi- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- ing West 76th Street, hereinafter nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to quirements for the period of one described and that it will not be the contrary, the Director of Port year for the necessary items of detrimental to the general interest Control is hereby authorized to deicing services, including but not and ought to be made; and enter into a Lease By Way of Con- limited to analyzing, storing, dis- Whereas, this ordinance consti- cession with Circadian Knight posing, reselling, recycling deicing tutes an emergency measure provid- Corp., dba Top Gun for the use and agents, and for reporting on, super- ing for the usual daily operation of occupancy of approximately 205.34 vising and maintaining and prepar- a municipal department; now, there- square feet of office space in the ing reports concerning deicing fore terminal building at Burke Lake- operations in the approximate Be it ordained by the Council of front Airport in connection with its amount as purchased during the the City of Cleveland: operation of a flight training facili- preceding term, to be purchased by Section 1. That situated in the ty and related services. Any change the Commissioner of Purchases and City of Cleveland, County of Cuya- in square footage shall be subject to Supplies upon a unit basis for the hoga and State of Ohio, and known approval by the Board of Control. Division of Cleveland Hopkins as being all that portion of: The annual rent shall be determined International Airport, Department West 76th Street (20 feet wide) at a rate of $12.00 per square foot, of Port Control. Bids shall be taken extending Northerly from the and shall be paid at mutually-agreed in such manner as to permit an Northerly line of Lorain Avenue upon intervals. The term shall com- award to be made for all items as (66.00 feet wide) to the Southerly mence on the date of execution of a single contract, or by separate line of Colgate Court (14.00 feet the Agreement and, unless sooner contract for each or any combina- wide), is hereby vacated. terminated, shall expire two (2) tion of said items as the Board of Section 2. That there be and here- years thereafter. Control shall determine. Alternate by is reserved to the City of Cleve- Section 2. That the Lease autho- bids for a period less than one year land an easement for existing Divi- rized herein shall be prepared by may be taken if deemed desirable sion of Fire equipment. the Director of Law. The Lease shall by the Commissioner of Purchases The description of easement is as contain such terms and conditions and Supplies until provision is follows: as the Director of Law deems nec- made for the requirements for the That portion of West 76th Street essary to protect and benefit the entire term. (20 feet wide) extending Northerly public interest and shall specifical- Section 2. That the cost of said from the Northerly line of Lorain ly contain provisions that the City contract shall be charged against Avenue (66.00 feet wide) to the shall provide Lessee with twelve the proper appropriation account Southerly line of Colgate Court (12) months’ written notice prior to and the Director of Finance shall (14.00 feet wide). 1406 June 21, 2000 The City Record 67

That no structures shall be here- known as being part of Section No. of Ohio and known as being part of after erected on the premises 3 and part of Section No. 4 of Orig- Springdale Avenue (50 feet wide) described in this easement except inal Rockport Township, and bound- and part of West 188th Street (50 those constructed in accordance ed and described as follows: feet wide). The parcel is further with the approval of, and in com- Beginning at the intersection of known as being part of Section No. pliance with, plans approved by the the centerline of West 188th Street 3 and part of Section No. 4 of Orig- Commissioner of the Division of (50 feet wide) and the northerly line inal Rockport Township, and bound- Water. of Home Gardens Allotment II, ed and described as follows: Section 3. That the Clerk of Coun- thence South 89°-04'-47" East, 25.00 Beginning at the intersection of cil be and she is hereby directed to feet to a point on the easterly right- the centerline of West 188th Street notify the Auditor of Cuyahoga of-way line of West 188th Street; (50 feet wide) and the northerly line County of the vacation of all that Thence South 01°-53'-16" West of Home Gardens Allotment II, portion of West 76th Street, herein along the easterly right-of-way line thence South 89°-04'-47" East, 25.00 provided by sending him a copy of of West 188th Street, 144.34 feet to feet to a point on the easterly right- this Ordinance. a point of intersection with the of-way line of West 188th Street; Thence South 01°-53'-16" West Section 4. That this Ordinance is northerly right-of-way line of Springdale Avenue (50 feet wide); along the easterly right-of-way line hereby declared to be an emergency of West 188th Street, 144.34 feet to measure, and provided it receives Thence South 89°-02'-44" East, 848.30 feet along the northerly right- a point of intersection with the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of northerly right-of-way line of all the members elected to Council, of-way line of Springdale Avenue to a point; Springdale Avenue (50 feet wide); it shall take effect and be in force Thence South 89°-02'-44" East, immediately upon its passage and Thence North 58°-08'-25" East, 32.98 feet along said northerly right- 848.30 feet along the northerly right- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it of-way line to a point on the West- of-way line of Springdale Avenue to shall take effect and be in force erly right-of-way line of Rocky a point; from and after the earliest period River Drive; Thence North 58°-08'-25" East, allowed by law. Thence South 25°-19'-31" West, 32.98 feet along said northerly right- Passed June 12, 2000. 99.14 feet along said westerly right- of-way line to a point on the West- Awaiting the approval or disap- of-way line to a point on the erly right-of-way line of Rocky proval of the Mayor. southerly right-of-way line of River Drive; Springdale Avenue; Thence South 25°-19'-31" West, Thence North 31°-51'-45" West, 99.14 feet along said westerly right- 26.69 feet along said southerly right- of-way line to a point on the Ord. No. 521-2000. of-way line to a point; southerly right-of-way line of By Councilman Sweeney. Thence North 89°-02'-44" West, Springdale Avenue; An emergency ordinance to vacate 821.46 feet along said southerly Thence North 31°-51'-45" West, a portion of Springdale Ave., and right-of-way line to a point of inter- 26.69 feet along said southerly right- West 188th Street hereinafter section with the easterly right-of- of-way line to a point; described. way line of West 188th Street; Thence North 89°-02'-44" West, Whereas, on the 14th day of July Thence South 01°-53'-16" West 821.46 feet along said southerly 1999, the Council of the City of 266.22 feet along said easterly right- right-of-way line to a point of inter- Cleveland adopted Resolution No. of-way line to a point of intersection section with the easterly right-of- way line of West 188th Street; 1295-99 declaring its intention to with the northerly right-of-way line Thence South 01°-53'-16" West, vacate a portion of Springdale Ave., of Widened Maplewood Avenue (60 266.22 feet along said easterly right- and West 188th Street, hereinafter feet wide), of-way line to a point of intersection described. Thence North 89°-04'-14" West with the northerly right-of-way line Whereas, notice of the adoption of 50.01 feet along said northerly right- of Widened Maplewood Avenue (60 of-way line to a point of intersection the above Resolution No. 1295-99 has feet wide); been served upon the owners of all with the westerly right-of-way line Thence North 89°-04'-14" West, the property abutting Springdale of West 188th Street; 50.01 feet along said northerly right- Ave., and West 188th Street affected Thence North 01°-53'-16" East of-way line to a point of intersection by said Resolution, notifying the 266.25 feet along said westerly right- with the westerly right-of-way line said property owners of the time of-way to a point of intersection of West 188th Street, and place at which objections can with the southerly right-of-way line Thence North 01°-53'-16" East, be heard before the Board of Revi- of Springdale Avenue; 266.25 feet along said westerly right- sion of Assessments, and Thence North 89°-02'-44" West, of-way to a point of intersection Whereas, on the 28th day of 592.58 feet along said southerly with the southerly right-of-way line March, 2000, the Board of Revision right-of-way line to a point; of Springdale Avenue; of Assessments approved the vaca- Thence North 00°-57'-16" East, Thence North 89°-02'-44" West, tion of Springdale Ave., and West 50.00 feet to a point on the norther- 592.58 feet along said southerly 188th Street, hereinafter described, ly right-of-way line of Springdale right-of-way line to a point; in accordance with the provisions of Avenue; Thence North 00°-57'-16" East, Section 176 of the Charter of the Thence South 89°-02'-44" East, 50.00 feet to a point on the norther- City of Cleveland; and 593.40 feet along said northerly ly right-of-way line of Springdale Whereas, this Council is satisfied right-of-way line to a point of inter- Avenue; section with the westerly right-of- that there is good cause for vacat- Thence South 89°-02'-44" East, way line of West 188th Street; ing Springdale Ave., and West 188th 593.40 feet along said northerly Thence North 01°-53'-16" East, Street, hereinafter described and right-of-way line to a point of inter- 144.31 feet along said westerly right- that it will not be detrimental to the section with the westerly right-of- of-way line to a point of intersection way line of West 188th Street general interest and ought to be with the northerly line of The Home made; and Thence North 01°-53'-16" East, Gardens Allotment II; 144.31 feet along said westerly right- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Thence South 89°-04'-47" East, tutes an emergency measure provid- of-way line to a point of intersection 25.00 feet to the point of beginning, with the northerly line of The Home ing for the usual daily operation of containing within said boundaries Gardens Allotment II; a municipal department; now, there- 95,980 square feet (2.2034 acres) of Thence South 89°-04'-47" East, fore, land, be the same mere or less, but 25.00 feet to the point of beginning, Be it ordained by the Council of subject to all legal highways. Bear- containing within said boundaries the City of Cleveland: ings used are based on an assumed 95,980 square feet (2.2034 acres) of Section 1. That situated in the meridian and are used to indicate land, be the same more or less, but City of Cleveland, County of Cuya- angles only, is hereby vacated. subject to all legal highways. Bear- hoga and State of Ohio, and known Section 2. That there be and here- ings used are based on an assumed as being all that portion of: by is reserved to the City of Cleve- meridian and are used to indicate land an easement for existing Divi- angles only. SPRINGDALE AVE., AND WEST sion of Fire equipment. That no structures shall be here- 188TH STREET FOR CLEVELAND The description of easement is as after erected on the premises BUSINESS PARK LTD., PHASE II follows: described in this easement except Situated in the City of Cleveland That all that portion of SPRING- those constructed in accordance County of Cuyahoga and the State DALE AVE., AND WEST 188TH with the approval of, and in com- of Ohio and known as being part of STREET FOR CLEVELAND BUSI- pliance with, plans approved by the Springdale Avenue (50 feet wide) NESS PARK LTD., PHASE II Division of Fire. and part of West 188th Street (50 Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section 3. That the Clerk of Coun- feet wide). The parcel is further County of Cuyahoga and the State cil be and she is hereby directed to 1407 68 The City Record June 21, 2000 notify the Auditor of Cuyahoga Ord. No. 528-2000. posed District meets the criteria for County of the vacation of all that By Councilman Gordon. designation set forth in Section portion of Springdale Ave., and An ordinance to change the Use 303.04 of Chapter 303 of the Codified West 188th Street, herein provided and Area Districts of lands north of Ordinances of the City of Cleveland, by sending him a copy of this Ordi- Memphis Avenue between West 57 Ohio 1976, therefore, nance. Street and West 56 Street (Map Be it ordained by the Council of Section 4. That this Ordinance is Change No. 2009, Sheet No. 2) the City of Cleveland: hereby declared to be an emergency Be it ordained by the Council of Section 1. That the following area, measure, and provided it receives the City of Cleveland: further defined and outlined on the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1. That the Use and Area map hereto attached, be and the all the members elected to Council, Districts of lands bounded and same is hereby designated the it shall take effect and be in force described as follows, Broadway Corridor Business Revi- immediately upon its passage and Beginning at the intersection of talization District (BRD). approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it the center line of West 56 Street and Beginning at the intersection of shall take effect and be in force the easterly extension of the the center line of Broadway, S.E. from and after the earliest period southerly line of Sublot No. 52 in the and the center line of Finn Avenue, allowed by law. Memphis Ridge Subdivision as S.E.; thence northeasterly along said Passed June 12, 2000. recorded in Volume 56, Page 24 of center line of Finn Avenue, S.E. to Awaiting the approval or disap- the Cuyahoga County Map Records; its intersection with the center line proval of the Mayor. thence westerly along said easterly of a fifteen (15) foot unnamed alley; extension and along said southerly thence southeasterly along said cen- line of said Sublot No. 52 to its inter- ter line of said fifteen (15) foot section with the westerly line there- unnamed alley and along its south- Ord. No. 522-2000. of; thence northerly along said west- easterly extension to the center line By Councilman Westbrook. erly line of said Sublot No. 52 to its of Wendell Avenue, S.E.; thence An emergency ordinance to vacate intersection with the southerly line northeasterly along said center line a portion of Mueller Court N.W. of Sublot No. 151 in the Memphis of Wendell Avenue, S.E. to its inter- hereinafter described. Avenue (Municipal Realty Compa- section with the northwesterly Whereas, on the 7th day of June, ny) Subdivision as recorded in Vol- extension of the southwesterly line 1999, the Council of the City of ume 84, Page 12 of the Cuyahoga of Sublot No. 24 in the Mrs. J. Smith Cleveland adopted Resolution No. County Map Records; thence wester- Subdivision as recorded in Volume 9, 2115-98 declaring its intention to ly along said southerly line of said Page 33 of the Cuyahoga County vacate a portion of Mueller Court Sublot No. 151 and along its wester- Map Records; thence southeasterly N.W., hereinafter described. ly extension to the center line of along said northwesterly extension Whereas, notice of the adoption of West 57 Street; thence northerly and along said southwesterly line of the above Resolution No. 2115-98 has along said center line of West 57 said Subot No. 24 to its intersection been served upon the owners of all Street to its intersection with the with the southeasterly line thereof; the property abutting Mueller Court westerly prolongation of the thence northeasterly along said N.W. affected by said Resolution, northerly line of said Sublot No. 52; southeasterly line of said Sublot No. notifying the said property owners thence easterly along said westerly 24 to its intersection with the north- of the time and place at which prolongation and along said norther- westerly extension of the southwesterly line of Sublot No. 61 in the objections can be heard before the ly line of said Sublot No. 52 and Abel Mead Subdivision as recorded Board of Revision of Assessments, along its easterly extension to the in Volume 4, Page 41 of the Cuya- and center line of West 56 Street; thence hoga County Map Records; thence Whereas, on the 28th day of southerly along said center line of southeasterly along said northwest- March, 2000, the Board of Revision West 56 Street to the place of begin- erly extension and along said south- of Assessments approved the vaca- ning, and as outlined in red on the map westerly line of said Sublot No. 61 tion of Mueller Court N.W., here- and along its southeasterly exten- inafter described, in accordance hereto attached, be and the same is hereby changed to a Local Retail sion to the center line of Mead with the provisions of Section 176 of Avenue, S.E.; thence southwesterly the Charter of the City of Cleveland; Use District and a ‘C’ Area District. Section 2. That said changed des- along said center line of Mead and Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with Whereas, this Council is satisfied ignation of lands described in Sec- tion 1 shall be identified as Map the northwesterly extension of a that there is good cause for vacat- line located approximately one hun- Change No. 2009, Sheet No. 2 and ing Mueller Court N.W., hereinafter dred fifty (150) feet northeast of the shall be made upon the Building described and that it will not be northeasterly line of Broadway, S.E.; Zone Maps of the City of Cleveland detrimental to the general interest thence southeasterly along said on file in the office of the Clerk of and ought to be made; and northwesterly extension and along Whereas, this ordinance consti- Council and on file in the office of said line which is parallel to and the City Planning Commission by tutes an emergency measure provid- approximately one hundred fifty ing for the usual daily operation of the appropriate person designated (150) feet northeast of said north- for such purpose by the City Plan- a municipal department; now, there- easterly line of Broadway, S.E. and fore ning Commission. along its southeasterly extension to Be it ordained by the Council of Section 3. That this ordinance the center line of Pershing Avenue, the City of Cleveland: shall take effect and be in force S.E.; thence northeasterly along said Section 1. That all that portion of from and after the earliest period center line of Pershing Avenue, S.E. Mueller Court N.W. (16.00 feet wide) allowed by law. to its intersection with the north- and its Westerly Cul-de-sac extend- Passed June 12, 2000. westerly extension of the northeast- ing Westerly from the Westerly line Effective July 22, 2000. erly line of Sublot No. 7 in the Hub- of West 100th Street (48.00 feet bard Hollister Subdivision as wide) to its Westerly terminus, is recorded in Volume 4, Page 25 of the hereby vacated. Cuyahoga County Map Records; Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Ord. No. 554-2000. thence southeasterly along said cil be and she is hereby directed to By Councilmen Rybka, White and northwesterly extension and along notify the Auditor of Cuyahoga Cimperman. said northeasterly line of said County of the vacation of all that An ordinance establishing the Sublot No. 7 to its intersection with portion of Mueller Court N.W., here- Broadway Corridor Business Revi- the northwesterly line of Sublot No. in provided by sending him a copy talization District (BRD) (Map 13 in the Edwin Fowler Allotment of this Ordinance. Change No. 2008 Sheet No. 5 & 6) as recorded in Volume 11, Page 44 Section 3. That this Ordinance is Whereas, the Board of Trustees of of the Cuyahoga County Map hereby declared to be an emergency Slavic Village Development have Records; thence northeasterly along measure, and provided it receives submitted a written request dated said northwesterly line of said the affirmative vote of two-thirds of February 3, 2000 to the Planning Sublot No. 13 to its intersection with all the members elected to Council, Commission to establish a Business the northeasterly line thereof; it shall take effect and be in force Revitalization District in accordance thence southeasterly along said immediately upon its passage and with the procedures outlined in northeasterly line of said Sublot No. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Chapter 303 of the Codified Ordi- 13 and along its southeasterly exten- shall take effect and be in force nances of the City of Cleveland; and sion to the center line of Fowler from and after the earliest period Whereas, such request is accompa- Avenue, S. E.; thence northeasterly allowed by law. nied by a map identifying the bound- along said center line of Fowler Passed June 12, 2000. aries of the proposed district; and Avenue, S.E. to the center line of Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, the City Planning Com- Hector Street, S.E.; thence south- proval of the Mayor. mission has determined that the pro- easterly along said center line of 1408 June 21, 2000 The City Record 69

Hector Street, S.E. to the center line section with the southwesterly line the City Planning Commission by of McBride Avenue, S.E.; thence thereof; thence northwesterly along the appropriate person designated southwesterly along said center line said southwesterly line of said for such purpose by the City Plan- of McBride Avenue, S.E. to the cen- Sublot No. 1 and continuing north- ning Commission. ter line of St. Alexis Court, S.E.; westerly along the southwesterly Section 3. That the following area, thence southeasterly along said cen- lines of Sublot Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 further defined and outlined in the ter line of St. Alexis Court, S.E. and and 8 in said T.G. Clewell Non map hereto attached, be and the along its southeasterly extension to Recorded Subdivision to its inter- same is hereby designated the its intersection with the northeast- section with the southeasterly line Broadway Corridor Business Revi- erly line of Sublot No. 122 in the of Sublot No. 37 in the Phineas talization District (BRD). Mary D. Morgan and Heirs of Caleb Dolloff Allotment as recorded in Beginning at the intersection of Morgan Re-Subdivision as recorded Volume 8, Page 35 of the Cuyahoga the northwesterly extension of the in Volume 16, Page 4 of the Cuya- County Map Records; thence north- northeasterly line of Permanent Par- hoga County Map Records; thence easterly along said southeasterly cel No. 125-26-80 and the center line southeasterly along said northeast- line of said Sublot No. 37 to its inter- of Cable Avenue, S.E.; thence southerly line of said Sublot No. 122 to its section with the northeasterly line westerly along said center line of intersection with the southeasterly thereof; thence northwesterly along Cable Avenue, S.E. to the center line line thereof; thence southwesterly said northeasterly line of said of Broadway, S.E.; thence north- along said southeasterly line of said Sublot No. 37 and continuing northwesterly along said center line of Sublot No. 122 and along its southwesterly along the northeasterly Broadway, S.E. to its intersection westerly extension to the center line lines of Sublot Nos. 36 and 35 in said with the northeasterly extension of of Broadway, S.E.; thence north- Phineas Dolloff Allotment to its the southeasterly line of Permanent westerly along said center line of intersection with the northwesterly Parcel No. 131-22-76; thence south- Broadway, S.E. to its intersection line thereof; thence southwesterly westerly along said northeasterly with the northeasterly extension of along said northwesterly line of extension and along said southeast- a line located approximately fifty said Sublot No. 35 to its intersection erly line of said Permanent Parcel (50) feet northwest of the north- with a line located one hundred No. 131-22-76 and along its southwesterly line of Barkwell Avenue, twenty (120) feet northeast of the westerly extension to the center line S.E.; thence southwesterly along northeasterly line of Dolloff Road, of Escoba Court, S.E.; thence north- said northeasterly extension and S.E.; thence northwesterly along westerly and southwesterly along along said line which is parallel to said line which is parallel to and said center line of Escoba Court, and approximately fifty (50) feet one hundred twenty (120) feet north- S.E. to its intersection with the northwest of said northwesterly line east of said northeasterly line of southeasterly extension of the south- of Barkwill Avenue, S.E. to its inter- Dolloff Road, S.E. to its intersection westerly line of Permanent Parcel section with a line located approxi- with a line located approximately No. 131-22-78; thence northwesterly mately one hundred sixty five (165) fifty (50) feet southeast of the along said southeasterly extension feet southwest of the southwesterly southeasterly line of Pershing and along said southwesterly line of line of Broadway, S.E.; thence north- Avenue, S.E.; thence southwesterly said Permanent Parcel No. 131-22-78 westerly along said line which is along said line which is parallel to and continuing northwesterly along parallel to and approximately one and approximately fifty (50) feet the southwesterly lines of Perma- hundred sixty five (165) feet south- southeast of said southeasterly line nent Parcel Nos. 131-22-77, 131-22-78, west of said southwesterly line of of Pershing Avenue, S.E. and along 131-22-79, 131-22-80, 131-22-81, 131-22- Broadway, S.E. to its intersection its southwesterly extension to the 82, 131-22-83, 131-22-84, and 131-22-85 with a line located approximately center line of Dolloff Road, S.E.; and along its northwesterly exten- one hundred (100) feet northwest of thence northwesterly along said cen- sion to the center line of Hamm said northwesterly line of Barkwill ter line of Dolloff Road, S.E. to the Avenue, S.E.; thence southwesterly Avenue, S.E.; thence southwesterly center line of East 49 Street; thence along said center line of Hamm along said line which is parallel to northerly along said center line of Avenue, S.E. to the center line of and approximately one hundred East 49 Street to the center line of Dolloff Road, S.E.; thence south- (100) feet northwest of said north- Jewett Avenue, S.E.; thence wester- easterly along said center line of westerly line of Barkwill Avenue, ly along said center line of Jewett Dolloff Road, S.E. to the center line S.E. to its intersection with the Avenue, S.E. to the center line of of Blanche Avenue, S.E.; thence northeasterly line of Permanent Par- East 49 Place; thence northerly southwesterly and westerly along cel No. 123-31-85 (said northeasterly along said center line of East 49 said center line of Blanche Avenue, line of said Permanent Parcel No. Place to the center line of Czar S.E. to the center line of East 55 123-31-85 being located one hundred Avenue, S.E.; thence southwesterly Street to the center line of Morgana ten (110) feet northeast of the north- along said center line of Czar Avenue, S.E.; thence easterly along easterly line of Dolloff Road, S.E.); Avenue, S.E. to the center line of a said center line of Morgana Avenue, thence northwesterly along said continuation of East 49 Place; S.E. to its intersection with the northeasterly line of said Permanent thence northwesterly along said cen- northerly extension of the easterly Parcel No. 123-31-85 and continuing ter line of said continuation of East line of Permanent Parcel No. 131-36- northwesterly along the northeast- 49 Place to its intersection with the 7; thence southerly along said erly lines of Permanent Parcel Nos. easterly extension of a line located northerly extension and along said 123-31-84, 123-31-83, 123-31-82, 123-31- one hundred forty (140) feet north easterly line of said Permanent Par- 81, and 123-31-80 to its intersection of the northerly line of Czar cel No. 131-36-7 to its intersection with the northwesterly line thereof; Avenue, S.E.; thence westerly along with the northerly line of Perma- thence southwesterly along said said easterly extension and along nent Parcel No. 131-36-8; thence east- northwesterly line of said Perma- said line which is parallel to and erly along said northerly line of nent Parcel No. 123-31-80 to its inter- one hundred forty (140) feet north said Permanent Parcel No. 131-36-8 section with a line located approxi- of said northerly line of Czar and continuing easterly and south- mately one hundred and five tenths Avenue, S.E.; thence westerly along easterly along the northerly and (100.5) feet northeast of said north- said easterly extension and along northeasterly lines of Permanent easterly line of Dolloff Road, S.E.; said line which is parallel to and Parcel Nos. 131-36-9, 131-36-10, 131-36- thence northwesterly along said line one hundred forty (140) feet north 11 to its intersection with the south- which is parallel to and approxi- of said northerly line of Czar westerly line of Permanent Parcel mately one hundred and five tenths Avenue, S.E. and along its westerly No. 131-25-12; thence southeasterly (100.5) feet northeast of said north- extension to the center line of East and northeasterly along the southeasterly line of Dolloff Road, S.E. to 47 Street; thence northerly along westerly and southeasterly lines of its intersection with a line located said center line of East 47 Street to said Permanent Parcel No. 131-25-12 one hundred seventy (170) feet the center line of Finn Avenue, S.E.; and along its northeasterly exten- southwest of the southwesterly line thence northeasterly along said cen- sion to said center line of Morgana of Broadway, S.E.; thence north- ter line of Finn Avenue, S.E. to the Avenue, S.E.; thence southeasterly westerly along said line which is center line of Broadway, S.E.; thence along said center line of Morgana parallel to and one hundred seventy southeasterly along said center line Avenue, S.E. crossing Ackley Ave- (170) feet southwest of said south- of Broadway, S.E. to the place of nue, S.E. and continuing southeast westerly line of Broadway, S.E. and beginning. along said center line of Morgana along its northwesterly extension to Section 2. That the designation of Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with the center line of McBride Avenue, the area set forth in Section 1 here- the northerly extension of the east- S.E. and beyond to its intersection of as the Broadway Corridor Busi- erly line of Permanent Parcel No. with the southeasterly line of Sublot ness Revitalization District (BRD) 132-1-26; thence southerly along said No. 1 in the T.G. Clewell Non and shall be noted on the Building northerly extension and along said Recorded Subdivision; thence south- Zone Maps of the City of Cleveland easterly line of said Permanent Par- westerly along said southeasterly on file in the office of the Clerk of cel No. 132-1-26 and along its line of said Sublot No. 1 to its inter- Council and on file in the office of southerly extension to the center 1409 70 The City Record June 21, 2000 line of Kenyon Avenue, S.E. and the erly line of Permanent Parcel No. Avenue, S.E. to the center line of northerly extension of a line locat- 132-13-82 and along its southerly East 67 Street; thence northerly ed four hundred ninety (490) feet extension to the center line of Has- along said center line of East 67 east of the easterly line of East 61 mer Avenue, S.E.; thence westerly Street to the center line of Baxter Street; thence southerly along said along said center line of Hasmer Avenue, S.E.; thence easterly along northerly extension and along said Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with said center line of Baxter Avenue, line which is parallel to and four the northerly extension of the east- S.E. to its intersection with the hundred ninety (490) feet east of erly line of Permanent Parcel No. northwesterly extension of a line said easterly line of East 61 Street 132-13-109; thence southerly along located one hundred fifty (150) feet and along its southerly extension to said northerly extension and along southwest of the southwesterly line the center line of Heisley Avenue, said easterly line of said Permanent of Broadway, S.E.; thence southeast- S.E.; thence continuing southerly to Parcel No. 132-13-109 and continuing erly along said northwesterly exten- its intersection with a line located southerly along the easterly line of sion and along said line which is one hundred forty (140) feet south Permanent Parcel No. 132-13-116 and parallel to and one hundred fifty of the southerly line of Heisley along its southerly extension to the (150) feet southwest of said south- Avenue, S.E.; thence westerly along center line of Lansing Avenue, S.E.; westerly line of Broadway, S.E. and said line which is parallel to and thence westerly along said center along said its southeasterly exten- one hundred forty (140) feet south line of Lansing Avenue, S.E. to the sion to the center line of Forman of said southerly line of Heisley center line of East 64 Street; thence Avenue, S.E; thence easterly along Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with southerly along said center line of said center line of Forman Avenue, a line located one hundred forty East 64 Street to its intersection S.E. to the center line of East 69 (140) feet east of the easterly line with the westerly extension of a Street; thence southerly along said of East 63 Street; thence southerly line located one hundred forty (140) center line of East 69 Street to the along said line which is parallel to feet south of the southerly line of center line of Chambers Avenue, and one hundred forty (140) feet Lansing Avenue, S.E.; thence east- S.E.; thence easterly along said cen- east of said easterly line of East 63 erly along said westerly extension ter line of Chambers Avenue, S.E. to Street to its intersection with a line and along said line which is paral- the center line of East 71 Street; located one hundred fifty (150) feet lel to and one hundred forty (140) thence southerly along said center north of the northerly line of Fleet feet south of said southerly line of line of East 71 Street to the center Avenue, S.E.; thence easterly along Lansing Avenue, S.E. and along its line of Fleet Avenue, S.E.; thence said line which is parallel to and easterly extension to the center line northeasterly along said center line one hundred fifty (150) feet north of of East 66 Street; thence northerly of Fleet Avenue, S.E. to the center said northerly line of Fleet Avenue, along said center line of East 66 line of Spafford Road, S.E.; thence S.E. to its intersection with a line Street to the center line of Lansing southeasterly along said center line located one hundred sixty (160) feet Avenue, S.E.; thence westerly along of Spafford Road, S.E. to the center east of said easterly line of East 63 said center line of Lansing Avenue, line of Fullerton Road, S.E.; thence Street; thence southerly along said S.E. to its intersection with the southwesterly along said center line line which is parallel to and one southerly extension of the easterly of Fullerton Road, S.E. to the center hundred sixty (160) feet east of said line of Permanent Parcel No. 132-14- line of Spafford Place, S.E.; thence easterly line of East 63 Street and 152; thence northerly along said southeasterly along said center line along its southerly extension to the southerly extension and along said of Spafford Place, S.E. and along its center line of Fleet Avenue, S.E.; easterly line of said Permanent Par- southeasterly prolongation to its thence westerly along said center cel No. 132-14-152 and continuing intersection with the southeasterly line of Fleet Avenue, S.E. to its northerly along the westerly line of line of Permanent Parcel No. 133-17- intersection with the northerly Permanent Parcel No. 132-14-117 and 25 (said southeasterly line of said extension of a line located one hun- along its northerly extension to the Permanent Parcel No. 133-17-25 being dred twenty (120) feet west of the center line of Hasmer Avenue, S.E.; located approximately one hundred westerly line of East 65 Street; thence easterly along said center sixty five (165) feet northwest of thence southerly along said norther- line of Hasmer Avenue, S.E. to its the northwesterly line of Worley ly extension and along said line intersection with the southerly Avenue, S.E.); thence southwesterly which is parallel to and one hundred extension of the easterly line of Per- along said southeasterly line of said twenty (120) feet west of said west- manent Parcel No. 132-14-113; thence Permanent Parcel No. 133-17-25 and erly line of East 65 Street to its northerly along said southerly along its southwesterly extension to intersection with a line located one extension and along said easterly the center line of Spafford Road, hundred thirty five (135) feet north line of said Permanent Parcel No. S.E.; thence southeasterly along said of the northerly line of Fullerton 132-14-113 and continuing northerly center line of Spafford Road, S.E. to Avenue, S.E.; thence easterly along along the easterly line of Permanent the center line of Worley Avenue, said line which is parallel to and Parcel No. 132-14-78 and along its S.E.; thence northeasterly along said one hundred thirty five (135) feet northerly extension to the center center line of Worley Avenue, S.E. north of said northerly line of line of Gertrude Avenue, S.E.; thence to its intersection with the north- Fullerton Avenue, S.E. to its inter- easterly along said center line of easterly extension of a line located section with the easterly line of Gertrude Avenue, S.E. to its inter- ninety three (93) feet southwest of Permanent Parcel No. 132-13-19; section with the southerly extension the southwesterly line of Broadway, thence southerly along said easterly of the westerly line of Permanent S.E.; thence southeasterly along said line of said Permanent Parcel No. Parcel No. 132-14-74; thence norther- line which is parallel to and ninety 132-13-19 to the center line of Fuller- ly along said southerly extension three (93) feet southwest of said ton Avenue, S.E.; thence westerly and along said westerly line of said southwesterly line of Broadway, S.E. along said center line of Fullerton Permanent Parcel No. 132-14-74 and to the center line of Homestead Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with continuing northerly along the Avenue, S.E. and continuing south- the northerly extension of the east- westerly line of Permanent Parcel easterly to its intersection with a erly line of said Permanent Parcel No. 132-14-41 and along its northerly line located eighty five (85) feet No. 132-13-46: thence southerly along extension to the center line of southeast of the southeasterly line said northerly extension and along Fullerton Avenue, S.E.; thence east- of Homestead Avenue, S.E.; thence said easterly line of said Permanent erly along said center line of Fuller- southwesterly along said line which Parcel No. 132-13-46 to its intersec- ton Avenue, S.E. to its intersection is parallel to and eighty five (85) tion with the southerly line thereof; with the southerly extension of the feet southeast of said southeasterly thence westerly along said souther- westerly line of Permanent Parcel line of Homested Avenue, S.E. to its ly line of said Permanent Parcel No. No. 132-14-36; thence northerly along intersection with a line located one 132-13-46 to its intersection with the said southerly extension and along hundred sixty five (165) feet northeasterly line of Permanent Parcel said westerly line of said Permanent east of the northeasterly line of No. 132-13-51; thence southerly along Parcel No. 132-14-36 and continuing Spafford Road, S.E.; thence south- said easterly line of said Permanent northerly along the westerly line of easterly along said line which is Parcel No. 132-13-51 and along its Permanent Parcel No. 132-14-3 and parallel to and one hundred sixty southerly extension to the center along its northerly extension to the five (165) feet northeast of said line of Gertrude Avenue, S.E.; thence center line of Fleet Avenue, S.E.; northeasterly line of Spafford Road, westerly along said center line of thence easterly along said center S.E. to its intersection with the Gertrude Avenue, S.E. to its inter- line of Fleet Avenue, S.E. to its southeasterly line of Permanent Par- section with the northerly extension intersection with the southerly cel No. 133-16-68; thence northeaster- of the easterly line of Permanent extension of a line located eighty ly along said southeasterly line of Parcel No. 132-13-78; thence souther- (80) feet east of the easterly line of said Permanent Parcel No. 133-16-68 ly along said northerly extension East 65 Street and along its norther- to its intersection with the north- and along said easterly line of said ly prolongation to the center line of easterly line of Permanent Parcel Permanent Parcel No. 132-13-78 and Forman Avenue, S.E.; thence easter- No. 133-15-41; thence southeasterly continuing southerly along the east- ly along said center line of Forman along said northeasterly line of said 1410 June 21, 2000 The City Record 71

Permanent Parcel No. 133-15-41 and cel No. 134-9-7 to its intersection along said northerly line of said along its southeasterly extension to with the northeasterly line thereof; Permanent Parcel No. 133-27-8 and the center line of Jones Road, S.E; thence southeasterly along said along its westerly extension to the thence northeasterly along said cen- northeasterly line of said Permanent easterly line of Permanent Parcel ter line of Jones Road, S.E. to its Parcel No. 134-9-7 to its intersection No. 133-27-35; thence northerly along intersection with the northwesterly with the westerly line of Permanent said easterly line of said Permanent extension of a line located one hun- Parcel No. 134-9-12; thence northerly Parcel No. 133-27-35 to its intersec- dred (100) feet southwest of the along said westerly line of said Per- tion with the northeasterly line southwesterly line of Broadway, manent Parcel No. 134-9-12 and along thereof; thence northwesterly along S.E.; thence southeasterly along said its northerly extension to the center said northeasterly line of said Per- line which is parallel to and one line of Miles Avenue, S.E.; thence manent Parcel No. 133-27-35 and con- hundred (100) feet southwest of said westerly along said center line of tinuing northwesterly along the southwesterly line of Broadway, S.E. Miles Avenue, S.E. to its intersection northeasterly line of Permanent Par- to its intersection with the south- with the southerly extension of the cel Nos. 133-27-34, 133-27-1 and 133-27- easterly line of Permanent Parcel easterly line of Permanent Parcel 2 and along its northwesterly exten- No. 133-15-10; thence southwesterly No. 134-8-31; thence northerly along sion to the center line of Jones along said southeasterly line of said said southerly extension and along Road, S.E.; thence southwesterly Permanent Parcel No. 133-15-10 to its said easterly line of said Permanent along said center line of Jones intersection with the easterly line Parcel No. 134-8-31 to its intersection Road, S.E. to its intersection with thereof; thence southerly along said with the northerly line thereof; the southeasterly extension of the easterly line of said Permanent Par- thence westerly along said norther- southwesterly line of Permanent cel No. 133-15-10 to its intersection ly line of said Permanent Parcel No. Parcel No. 133-13-2; thence north- with the easterly line of Permanent 134-8-31 and continuing westerly westerly along said southeasterly Parcel No. 133-14-10; thence souther- along the northerly line of Perma- extension and along said south- ly along said easterly line of said nent Parcel No. 134-8-30 to its inter- westerly line of said Permanent Par- Permanent Parcel No. 133-14-10 to its section with the westerly line of cel No. 133-13-2 and along its north- intersection with the northwesterly Permanent Parcel No 134-8-19; thence westerly extension to the center line prolongation of the northeasterly northerly along said westerly line of of Wire Avenue, S.E.; thence south- line of Permanent Parcel No. 133-14- said Permanent Parcel No. 134-8-19 westerly along said center line of 12; thence southeasterly along said to its intersection with the north- Wire Avenue, S.E. to its intersection northwesterly prolongation and westerly line of Permanent Parcel with the southwesterly extension of along said northeasterly line of said No. 134-8-27; thence southwesterly the northeasterly line of Permanent Permanent Parcel No. 133-14-12 and along said northwesterly line of Parcel No. 133-12-17; thence north- along its southeasterly prolongation said Permanent Parcel No. 134-8-27 westerly along said southwesterly to the center line of Harvard to its intersection with the easterly extension and along said northeast- Avenue, S.E.; thence easterly along line of Permanent Parcel No. 134-8- erly line of said Permanent Parcel said center line of Harvard Avenue, 22; thence northerly along said east- No. 133-12-17 to its intersection with S.E. to the center line of East 81 erly line of said Permanent Parcel a line located one hundred ninety Street; thence southerly along said No. 134-8-22 and along its northerly eight (198) feet south of the souther- center line of East 81 Street to its extension to the center line of Miles ly line of Burke Avenue, S.E.; thence intersection with the westerly exten- Park Avenue, S.E.; thence southwesterly along said line which is sion of a line located one hundred westerly along said center line of parallel to and one hundred ninety seventy five (175) feet south of the Miles Park Avenue, S. E. to its inter- eight (198) feet south of said southerly line of Harvard Avenue, section with the southeasterly exten- southerly line of Burke Avenue, S.E. S.E.; thence easterly along said sion of the southwesterly line of and along its westerly extension to westerly extension and along said Permanent Parcel No. 134-6-43; the center line of East 78 Street; line which is parallel to and one thence northwesterly along said thence northeasterly along said cen- hundred seventy five (175) feet southeasterly extension and along ter line of East 78 Street to its inter- south of said southerly line of Har- said southwesterly line of said Per- section with the southeasterly vard Avenue, S.E. and along its east- manent Parcel No. 134-6-43 to its extension of the northeasterly line erly extension to the center line of intersection with the southeasterly of Permanent Parcel No. 133-10-24; East 82 Street; thence southerly line of Permanent Parcel No. 134-6- thence northwesterly along said along said center line of East 82 36; thence northeasterly along said southeasterly extension and along Street to its intersection with the southeasterly line of said Perma- said northeasterly line of said Per- westerly extension of the southerly nent Parcel No. 134-6-36 to its inter- manent Parcel No. 133-10-24 and line of Permanent Parcel No. 134-6- section with the northeasterly line southwesterly along the northwest- 17; thence easterly along said west- thereof; thence northwesterly along erly line of said Permanent Parcel erly extension and along said said northeasterly line of said Per- No. 133-10-24 to its intersection with southerly line of said Permanent manent Parcel No. 134-6-36 to its the northeasterly line of Permanent Parcel No. 134-6-17 and along its intersection with the northwesterly Parcel No. 133-10-16; thence northeasterly prolongation to its inter- line thereof; thence southwesterly westerly along said northeasterly section with the southwesterly along said northwesterly line of line of said Permanent Parcel No. Right of Way line of the C & P Rail- said Permanent Parcel No. 134-6-36 133-10-16 and continuing northwest- road line; thence southeasterly to its intersection with the southerly along the northeasterly lines of along said southwesterly Right of westerly line of Permanent Parcel Permanent Parcel Nos. 133-10-15, 133- Way line of said C & P Railroad and No. 134-6-72; thence northwesterly 10-14, 133-10-13, 133-10-12, 133-10-11, continuing southerly along the west- along said southwesterly line of 133-10-10, and along its northwester- erly Right of Way line of said C & said Permanent Parcel No. 134-6-72 ly extension to its intersection with P Railroad and easterly along the and along its northwesterly exten- the northeasterly line of Permanent southerly Right of Way line and sion to the center line of Walker Parcel No. 133-10-9; thence continu- southerly along a westerly Right of Avenue, S.E.; thence northeasterly ing northwesterly along the north- Way line of said C & P Railroad and along said center line of Walker easterly lines of Permanent Parcel easterly along a southerly Right of Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with Nos. 133-10-9, 133-10-48, 133-10-5 and Way line of said C & P Railroad to the southeasterly extension of the 133-10-4 to its intersection with the the center line of Turney Road, S.E.; northeasterly line of Permanent Par- easterly line of Permanent Parcel thence southerly along said center cel No. 134-6-63; thence northwester- No. 133-10-46; thence northerly along line of Turney Road, S.E. to its ly along said southeasterly exten- said easterly line of said Permanent intersection with the center line of sion and along said northeasterly Parcel No. 133-10-46; and along its Warner Road, S.E.; thence north- line of said Permanent Parcel No. northerly extension to the center easterly along said center line of 134-6-63 and along its northwesterly line of Marble Avenue, S.E.; thence Warner Road, S.E. to its intersection prolongation to the center line of easterly along said center line of with the northwesterly extension of Whitehead Avenue, S.E.; thence Marble Avenue, S.E. to the center the southwesterly Right of Way line northerly along said center line of line of East 77 Street; thence of the C & P Railroad; thence south- Whitehead Avenue, S.E. to the cen- northerly along said center line of easterly along said northwesterly ter line of Harvard Avenue, S.E.; East 77 Street to the center line of extension and along said south- thence westerly along said center Osage Avenue, S.E.; thence westerly westerly Right of Way line of said line of Harvard Avenue, S.E. to the and southwesterly along said center C & P Railroad to its intersection center line of East 86 Street; thence line of Osage Avenue, S.E. to its with the southwesterly prolongation northwesterly along said center line intersection with the southeasterly of the northwesterly line of Perma- of East 86 Street to its intersection extension of a line located one hun- nent Parcel No. 134-9-7; thence north- with the easterly prolongation of dred ninety (190) feet northeast of easterly along said southwesterly the northerly line of Permanent Par- the northeasterly line of Broadway, prolongation and along said north- cel No. 133-27-8; thence westerly S.E.; thence northwesterly along westerly line of said Permanent Par- along said easterly prolongation and said southeasterly extension and 1411 72 The City Record June 21, 2000 along said line which is parallel to northerly extension and along said westerly extension to the center line and one hundred ninety (190) feet line which is parallel to and one of Engle Avenue, S.E.; thence north- northeast of said northeasterly line hundred sixty (160) feet east of said easterly along said center line of of Broadway, S.E. and along its easterly line of East 66 Street to its Engle Avenue, S.E. to its intersec- northwesterly extension to the cen- intersection with a line located one tion with the southeasterly exten- ter line of Fleet Avenue, S.E.; thence hundred thirty (130) feet south of sion of the northeasterly line of Per- northeasterly and northerly along said southerly line of Consul manent Parcel No. 125-26-61; thence said center line of Fleet Avenue, Avenue, S.E.; thence westerly along northwesterly along said southeast- S.E. to the center line of Aetna said line which is parallel to and erly extension and along said north- Road, S.E.; thence northwesterly one hundred thirty (130) feet south easterly line of said Permanent Par- along said center line of Aetna of said southerly line of Consul cel No. 125-26-61 to its intersection Road, S.E. to the center line of East Avenue, S.E. and along its westerly with the northwesterly line thereof; 71 Street; thence northeasterly and extension to the center line of East thence southwesterly along said northerly along said center line of 66 Street; thence northerly along northwesterly line of said Perma- East 71 Street; to the center line of said center line of East 66 Street to nent Parcel No. 125-26-61 and con- Union Avenue, S.E.; thence westerly its intersection with the easterly tinuing southwesterly along the along said center line of Union extension of the center line of a ten northwesterly lines of Permanent Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with (10) foot unnamed alley; thence Parcel Nos. 125-26-60 and 125-26-59 to the southerly extension of a line westerly along said easterly exten- its intersection with said northeast- located approximately two hundred sion and along said center line of erly line of Permanent Parcel No. ninety five (295) feet east of the said (10) foot unnamed alley and 125-26-80 and along said northwest- easterly line of East 70 Street; along its westerly extension to the erly line to the place of beginning. thence northerly along said souther- center line of East 65 Street; thence Section 4. That the designation of ly extension and along said line southerly along said center line of the area set forth in Section 1 here- which is parallel to and approxi- East 65 Street to its intersection of as the Broadway Corridor Busi- mately two hundred ninety five with the easterly extension of the ness Revitalization District shall be (295) feet east of said easterly line center line of Hinde Court, S.E.; noted on the Building Zone Maps of of East 70 Street to its intersection thence westerly along said easterly the City of Cleveland on file in the with a line located one hundred thir- extension and westerly and north- office of the Clerk of Council and ty five (135) feet north of the westerly along said center line of on file in the office of the City northerly line of Union Avenue, S.E.; Hinde Court, S.E. and along its Planning Commission by the appro- thence westerly along said line northwesterly extension to the cen- priate person designated for such which is parallel to and one hundred ter line of Hinde Avenue, S.E.; purpose by the City Planning Com- thirty five (135) feet north of said thence northeasterly along said cen- mission. northerly line of Union Avenue, S.E. ter line of Hinde Avenue, S.E. to its Section 5. That this ordinance to its intersection with a line locat- intersection with the southeasterly shall take effect and be in force ed one hundred twenty five (125) extension of the southwesterly line from and after the earliest period feet east of said easterly line of of Permanent Parcel No. 125-28-95; allowed by law. East 70 Street; thence southerly thence northwesterly along said along said line which is parallel to southeasterly extension and along Passed June 12, 2000. and one hundred twenty five (125) said southwesterly line of said Per- Effective July 22, 2000. feet east of said easterly line of manent Parcel No. 125-28-95 to its East 70 Street to its intersection intersection with the southeasterly with a line located one hundred line of Permanent Parcel No.125-28- twenty (120) feet south of the 93; thence southwesterly along said Ord. No. 588-2000. southerly line of Ivy Avenue, S.E.; southeasterly line of said Perma- By Mayor White. thence westerly along said line nent Parcel No. 125-28-93 to its inter- An emergency ordinance autho- which is parallel to and one hundred section with the southwesterly line rizing the Director of Port Control twenty (120) feet south of said thereof; thence northwesterly along to enter into a termination agree- southerly line of Ivy Avenue, S.E. said southwesterly line of said Per- ment with Green Energy, Inc. and and along its westerly extension to manent Parcel No. 125-28-93 and Carl R. Gessel d/b/a Green Energy the center line of East 70 Street; along its northwesterly extension to Company for the plugging and thence northerly along said center the center line of Morton Avenue, abandonment of the Tuma No. 1 line of East 70 Street to its inter- S.E.; thence northwesterly along the gas well and to pay termination section with the easterly extension southeasterly extension of the south- c o s t s . of the northerly line of Permanent westerly line of Permanent Parcel Whereas, this ordinance consti- Parcel No. 125-33-72; thence westerly No. 125-28-65 and along said south- tutes an emergency measure provid- along said easterly extension and westerly line of said Permanent Par- ing for the usual daily operation of along said northerly line of aid Per- cel No. 125-28-65 to its intersection a municipal department; now, there- manent Parcel No. 125-33-72 and con- with the northwesterly line thereof; fore, tinuing westerly along the norther- thence northeasterly along said Be it ordained by the Council of ly line of Permanent Parcel No. 125- northwesterly line of said Perma- the City of Cleveland: 33-35 and along its westerly exten- nent Parcel No. 125-28-65 to its inter- Section 1. That the Director of sion to the center line of East 69 section with the southwesterly line Port Control is hereby authorized to Street; thence southerly along said of Permanent Parcel No.125-28-63; enter into a termination agreement center line of East 69 Street to its thence northwesterly along said with Green Energy, Inc. and Carl R. intersection with the easterly exten- southwesterly line of said Perma- Gessel d/b/a Green Energy Compa- sion of a line located one hundred nent Parcel No. 125-28-63 and along ny for the plugging and abandon- thirty (130) feet south of the its northwesterly extension to the ment of the Tuma No. 1 gas well southerly line of Consul Avenue, center line of Hillman Avenue, S.E.; and to pay termination costs in the S.E.; thence westerly along said thence southwesterly along said cen- amount of $182,000, to be paid from easterly extension and along said ter line of Hillman Avenue, S.E. to the proceeds from the sale of the line which is parallel to and one its intersection with the southeast- 1997 GARBS, Request No. 8265. Said hundred thirty (130) feet south of erly extension of the northeasterly agreement shall be prepared by the said southerly line of Consul line of Permanent Parcel No. 125-26- Director of Law and shall contain Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with 21; thence northwesterly along said a line located approximately one southeasterly extension and along such other terms and conditions as hundred eighteen and thirty six hun- said northeasterly line of said Per- the Director of Law deems neces- dredths (118.36) feet west of the manent Parcel No. 125-26-21 and con- sary to protect and benefit the pub- westerly line of East 69 Street; tinuing northwesterly along the lic interest. thence northerly along said line northeasterly lines of Permanent Section 2. That this ordinance is which is parallel to and approxi- Parcel Nos. 125-26-20 and 125-26-19 to hereby declared to be an emergency mately one hundred eighteen and its intersection with the southeast- measure and, provided it receives thirty six hundredths (118.36) feet erly line of Permanent Parcel No. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of west of said westerly line of East 125-26-18; thence northeasterly along all the members elected to Council, 69 Street and along its northerly said southeasterly line of said Per- it shall take effect and be in force extension to the center line of Con- manent Parcel No. 125-26-18 to its immediately upon its passage and sul Avenue, S.E; thence westerly intersection with the northeasterly approval by the Mayor; otherwise it along said center line of Consul line thereof; thence northwesterly shall take effect and be in force Avenue, S.E. to its intersection with along said northeasterly line of said from and after the earliest period the northerly extension of a line Permanent Parcel No. 125-26-18 and allowed by law. located one hundred sixty (160) feet continuing northwesterly along the Passed June 12, 2000. east of the easterly line of East 66 northeasterly line of Permanent Par- Awaiting the approval or disap- Street; thence southerly along said cel No. 125-26-17 and along its north- proval of the Mayor. 1412 June 21, 2000 The City Record 73

Ord. No. 593-2000. from and after the earliest period Ord. No. 599-2000. By Councilmen Cintron, Cimper- allowed by law. By Councilmen Cintron, Melena, man and Patmon (by departmental Passed June 5, 2000. Cimperman and Patmon (by depart- request). Effective June 15, 2000. mental request). An emergency ordinance deter- An emergency ordinance authoriz- mining the method of making the ing the sale of real property as part public improvement of repairing and of the Land Reutilization Program constructing sidewalks, driveway Ord. No. 598-2000. and located at 4425 Lorain Avenue aprons, curbing, curb strips, inter- By Councilmen Cintron, Gordon, and 2020-22 West 44th Street to Span- sections, bridge approaches, utility Melena, O’Malley and Patmon (by ish American Committee. box and casting adjustments, and departmental request). Whereas, the City of Cleveland appurtenances and authorizing the An emergency ordinance to amend has elected to adopt and implement Director of Public Service to enter the title, Section 1 and Section 2 of the procedures under Chapter 5722 into one or more requirement con- Ordinance No. 962-99, passed June 7, of the Ohio Revised Code to facili- tracts for the making of said 1999, relating to the public improve- tate reutilization of nonproductive improvement. ment of rehabilitating West 40th lands situated within the City of Whereas, this ordinance consti- Place. Cleveland; and tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Whereas, real property acquired ing for the usual daily operation of tutes an emergency measure provid- under the City’s Land Reutiliza- tion Program is acquired, held, a municipal department; now, there- ing for the usual daily operation of administered and disposed of by fore, a municipal department; now, there- the City of Cleveland through its Be it ordained by the Council of fore, Department of Community Devel- the City of Cleveland: Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: opment under the terms of Chap- Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Section 1. That the title, Section 1 ter 5722 of the Ohio Revised Code tion 167 of the Charter, it is here- and Section 2 of Ordinance No. 962- and Section 183.021 of Codified by determined to make the public 99, passed June 7, 1999, are hereby Ordinances of the City of Cleve- i mprovement of repairing and amended to read, respectively, as land, 1976; and constructing sidewalks, driveway follows: Whereas, this ordinance consti- aprons, curbing, curb ramps, medi- An emergency ordinance deter- tutes an emergency measure provid- an strips, intersections, bridge ap- mining the method of making the ing for the usual daily operation of proaches, utility box and casting public improvement of rehabilitat- a municipal department; now, there- adjustments, and appurtenances in ing West 40th Place, and authoriz- fore, areas of the City of Cleveland, by ing the Directors of Community Be it ordained by the Council of one or more public improvement Development, Public Utilities or the City of Cleveland: contracts duly let to the lowest Public Service to enter into contract Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- responsible bidder after competitive for the making of such improve- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- b i d d i n g . ment. nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the Section 2. That the Director of Section 1. That, pursuant to Sec- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Public Service is hereby authorized tion 167 of the Charter of the City plies is hereby authorized to sell to enter into a written requirement of Cleveland, it is hereby deter- Permanent Parcel No.(s) 006-20-020 contract, in the approximate amount mined to make the public improve- and 006-20-022, as more fully of $4,000,000.00 with the lowest ment of rehabilitating West 40th described in Section 2 below, to responsible bidder after advertising Place, including but not limited to Spanish American Committee. for all such work estimated to be paving, grading, drainage, install- Section 2. That the real property done during a two year period, ing water lines, curbing, sidewalks, to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of upon a unit basis. In the discretion lighting, streetscaping, traffic sig- this Ordinance is more fully of the Board of Control, separate nals, and other necessary appurte- described as follows: requirement contracts may be let nances (the “Improvement”), for the for specified districts within the Departments of Community Devel- P. P. No. 006-20-020 C i t y . opment, Public Utilities or Public Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section 3. That the contract autho- Service, by contract duly let to the County of Cuyahoga and State of rized herein shall expire on or lowest responsible bidder after com- Ohio, and known as being the South- before December 31, 2001. petitive bidding upon a unit basis westerly one-half of Sublot No. 153 Section 4. That prior to the per- for the Improvement. and the Northeasterly one-half of formance of any work authorized Section 2. That the Directors of Sublot No. 154 in the Peach Orchard herein, the Director of Public Ser- Community Development, Public Subdivision of part of Original vice shall obtain the consent of the Utilities or Public Service, as appro- Brooklyn Township Lot No. 52, as council member representing the priate, are hereby authorized to shown by the recorded plat in Vol- ward in which the work is to be per- enter into contract for the making ume 3 of Maps, Page 7 of Cuyahoga formed. of the above Improvement with the County Records, and together form- Section 5. That the cost of said lowest responsible bidder after com- ing a parcel of land 40 feet front on contract or contracts shall be petitive bidding upon a unit basis the Southeasterly side of Lorain Avenue and extending back 125 feet charged against the proper appro- for the Improvement, provided, how- 1/2 inch on the Northeasterly line, priation account and the Director of ever, that each separate trade and each distinct component part of said 125 feet 1/2 inch on the Southwest- Finance shall certify thereon the Improvement may be treated as a erly line, and having a rear line of amount of the initial purchase there- separate improvement, and each, or 40 feet 1/2 inch, as appears by said under, which purchase, together any combination, of such trades or plat. with all subsequent purchases, shall components may be the subject of a be made on order of the Commis- separate contract upon a unit basis. P. P. No. 006-20-022 sioner of Purchases and Supplies Section 2. That the existing title, Situated in the City of Cleveland, pursuant to a requisition against Section 1 and Section 2 of Ordinance County of Cuyahoga and State of such contract duly certified by the No. 962-99, passed June 7, 1999, are Ohio, and described as follows to-wit: Director of Finance. hereby repealed. And known as being Subdivision 151 Section 6. That the cost of the Section 3. That this ordinance is in Mueller and Meyers Peach improvement hereby authorized hereby declared to be an emergency Orchard Allotment of part of Origi- shall be paid from Fund No. 11 SF measure and, provided it receives nal Brooklyn Township, Lot No. 52, 401, 14 SF 025, 14 SF 026 and 10 SF the affirmative vote of two-thirds of as shown by the recorded plat in 166, Request No. 22515. all the members elected to Council, Volume 3 of Maps, Page 7 of Cuya- Section 7. That this ordinance is it shall take effect and be in force hoga County Records and being 53- hereby declared to be an emergency immediately upon its passage and 10/12 feet front on the Westerly side measure and, provided it receives approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of West 44th Street, (formerly Har- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of shall take effect and be in force bor Street) and extending back 113- all the members elected to Council, from and after the earliest period 1/2 feet on the Southerly line, 125- it shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. 5/12 feet on an alley on the Norther- immediately upon its passage and Passed June 12, 2000. ly side, as appears by said plat, be approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Awaiting the approval or disap- the same more or less, but subject shall take effect and be in force proval of the Mayor. to all legal highways. 1413 74 The City Record June 21, 2000

Section 3. That all documents of said southeasterly line of St. Clair Ord. No. 645-2000. necessary to complete the con- Avenue, N.E. to its intersection with By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- veyance authorized by this ordi- the northeasterly line of Sublot No. mon (by departmental request). nance shall be executed within six 1 in said Mary D. Stackpole Allot- An emergency ordinance autho- (6) months of the effective date of ment; thence northwesterly along rizing the Director of Public this ordinance. If all of the docu- said northeasterly line of said Health to apply for and accept a ments are not executed within six Sublot No. 1 and along its north- grant from the Alcohol and Drug westerly extension to the center line (6) months of the effective date of Addiction Services Board of Cuya- of St. Clair Avenue, N.E.; thence this ordinance, or such additional hoga County for the 2000-2001 Drug time as may be granted by the northeasterly along said center line Prevention, Treatment and Inter- Director of Community Develop- of St. Clair Avenue, N.E. to the place vention Program; and to enter into ment, this ordinance shall be of beginning, repealed and shall be of no further and as outlined in red on the map a contract for the lease of facili- force or effect. hereto attached, be and the same is ties needed to implement the pro- Section 4. That the consideration hereby changed to a Semi-Industry g r a m . for the subject parcel shall be estab- Use District. Whereas, this ordinance consti- lished by the Board of Control and Section 2. That said changed des- tutes an emergency measure provid- shall be not less than Fair Market ignation of lands described in Sec- ing for the usual daily operation of Value taking into account such tion 1 shall be identified as Map a municipal department; now, there- terms and conditions, restrictions Change No. 2010, Sheet No. 4 and fore, and covenants as are deemed nec- shall be made upon the Building Be it ordained by the Council of essary or appropriate. Zone Maps of the City of Cleveland the City of Cleveland: on file in the office of the Clerk of Section 5. That the conveyance Section 1. That the Director of Council and on file in the office of authorized hereby shall be made by Public Health is hereby authorized official deed prepared by the Direc- the City Planning Commission by tor of Law and executed by the the appropriate person designated to apply for and accept a grant in Mayor on behalf of the City of for such purpose by the City Plan- the approximate amount of Cleveland. The deed shall contain ning Commission. $464,152.00, and any other funds as such provisions as may be necessary Section 3. That this ordinance they become available during the to protect and benefit the public shall take effect and be in force grant term, from the Alcohol and interest and as may be specified by from and after the earliest period Drug Addiction Services Board of the Board of Control, the Director of allowed by law. Cuyahoga County, to conduct the Community Development or the Passed June 12, 2000. 2000-2001 Drug Prevention, Treat- Director of Law. Effective July 22, 2000. ment and Intervention Program, for Section 6. That this ordinance is the purposes set forth in the pro- hereby declared to be an emergency gram description and according measure and, provided it receives thereto; that the Director of Public the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ord. No. 644-2000. Health is hereby authorized to file all the members elected to Council, By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- it shall take effect and be in force mon (by departmental request). all papers and execute all docu- immediately upon its passage and An emergency ordinance authoriz- ments necessary to receive the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ing the Director of Public Health to funds under said grant; and that shall take effect and be in force apply for and accept a grant from said funds be and they hereby are from and after the earliest period the Ohio Department of Health for appropriated for the purposes set allowed by law. the 2000-2001 State AIDS Community forth in the program description for Passed June 12, 2000. Based Care Program. said grant. Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 2. That the program proval of the Mayor. tutes an emergency measure provid- description for said grant, File No. ing for the usual daily operation of 645-2000-A, made a part hereof as if a municipal department; now, there- fully rewritten herein, is hereby fore, approved in all respects. Ord. No. 601-2000. Be it ordained by the Council of Section 3. That notwithstanding By Councilman Patmon. the City of Cleveland: An ordinance to change the Use Section 1. That the Director of and as an exception to the provi- District of lands on the southerly Public Health is hereby authorized sions of chapters 181 and 183 of the side of St. Clair Avenue, N.E. and to apply for and accept a grant in Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, the west side of East 93 Street. (Map the approximate amount of Ohio, 1976, the Director of Public Change No. 2010, Sheet No. 4) $43,875.00, and any other funds as Health is hereby authorized to Be it ordained by the Council of they become available during the lease a facility for the implemen- the City of Cleveland: grant term, from the Ohio Depart- tation of the grant. The term of Section 1. That the Use District of ment of Health, to conduct the 2000- the lease shall not exceed the grant lands bounded and described as fol- 2001 State AIDS Community Based period and shall be payable from lows, Care Program, for the purposes set the fund or funds to which are cred- Beginning at the intersection of forth in the summary and according ited the grant proceeds accepted the center line of St. Clair Avenue, thereto; that the Director of Public pursuant to Section 1 of this ordi- N.E. and the center line of East 93 Health is hereby authorized to file n a n c e . Street; thence southerly along said all papers and execute all docu- That the lease may authorize the center line of East 93 Street to its ments necessary to receive the intersection with the northeasterly funds under said grant; and that City to make improvements to the extension of the center line of a ten said funds be and they hereby are leased premises under terms to be (10) foot unnamed alley; thence appropriated for the purposes set determined by the parties consistent southwesterly along said northeast- forth in the summary for said grant. with the purposes of the grant. erly extension and along said cen- Section 2. That the summary for That the lease may provide for the ter line of said ten (10) foot said grant, File No. 644-2000-A, made Cityís payment of appropriate utili- unnamed alley to its intersection a part hereof as if fully rewritten ty and other operating costs of the with the southeasterly extension of herein, is hereby approved in all leased premises. the southwesterly line of Sublot No. respects. That the lease shall be prepared 3 in the Mary D. Stackpole Allot- Section 3. That this ordinance is by the Director of Law and shall ment as recorded in Volume 4, Page hereby declared to be an emergency contain such authorized terms and 28 of the Cuyahoga County Map measure and, provided it receives conditions as are required to protect Records; thence northwesterly along the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the interests of the City. all the members elected to Council, said southeasterly extension and That the Director of Public along said southwesterly line of it shall take effect and be in force Health, the Director of Law, and said Sublot No. 3 to its intersection immediately upon its passage and with a line located approximately approval by the Mayor; otherwise it other appropriate City officials, are one hundred eighty (180) feet south- shall take effect and be in force authorized to execute such other east of the southeasterly line of St. from and after the earliest period documents and certificates, and Clair Avenue, N.E.; thence south- allowed by law. take such other actions as may be westerly along said line which is Passed June 12, 2000. necessary or appropriate to effect parallel to and approximately one Awaiting the approval or disap- the lease authorized by this ordi- hundred eighty (180) feet southeast proval of the Mayor. n a n c e . 1414 June 21, 2000 The City Record 75

Section 4. That this ordinance is Ord. No. 647-2000. Whereas, this ordinance consti- hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- tutes an emergency measure provid- measure and, provided it receives mon (by departmental request). ing for the usual daily operation of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of An emergency ordinance authoriz- a municipal department; now, there- all the members elected to Council, ing the purchase by requirement fore, it shall take effect and be in force contract of hepatitis B vaccine, for Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and the Division of Police, Department the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of Public Safety. Section 1. That the Director of shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance consti- Public Safety is hereby authorized from and after the earliest period tutes an emergency measure provid- to apply for and accept a grant in allowed by law. ing for the usual daily operation of the amount of $100,000.00, from the Passed June 12, 2000. a municipal department; now, there- U.S. Department of Justice, Office Awaiting the approval or disap- fore, for State and Local Domestic Pre- proval of the Mayor. Be it ordained by the Council of paredness, to conduct the Domestic the City of Cleveland: Preparedness Equipment Support Section 1. That the Director of Program, for the purposes set forth Public Safety is hereby authorized in the application and according Ord. No. 646-2000. to make a written requirement con- thereto; that the Director of Public By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- tract in accordance with the Charter Safety is hereby authorized to file mon (by departmental request). and the Codified Ordinances of all papers and execute all documents necessary to receive the An emergency ordinance authoriz- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- funds under said grant; and that ing the purchase by requirement quirements for the period of one said funds be and they hereby are contract of pneumococcal vaccine, year for the necessary items of appropriated for the purposes set for the Division of Health, Depart- hepatitis B vaccine in the approxi- forth in the application for said ment of Public Health. mate amount as purchased during Whereas, this ordinance consti- grant. the preceding year to be purchased Section 2. That the application for tutes an emergency measure provid- by the Commissioner of Purchases said grant, File No. 648-2000-A, made ing for the usual daily operation of and Supplies upon a unit basis for a part hereof as if fully rewritten a municipal department; now, there- the Division of Police, Department herein, is hereby approved in all fore, of Public Safety. Bids shall be taken respects. Be it ordained by the Council of in such manner as to permit an Section 3. That the Director of the City of Cleveland: award to be made for all items as Public Safety shall have the author- Section 1. That the Director of a single contract, or by separate ity to extend the term of the grant Public Health is hereby authorized contract for each or any combina- if said extension does not involve an to make a written requirement con- tion of said items as the Board of increase in the dollar amount of the tract in accordance with the Char- Control shall determine. Alternate grant specified above. ter and the Codified Ordinances of bids for a period less than a year Section 4. That the Director of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- may be taken if deemed desirable Public Safety is hereby authorized quirements for the period of one by the Commissioner of Purchases to make a written requirement con- year for the necessary items of and Supplies until provision is made tract in accordance with the Charter pneumococcal vaccine in the esti- for the requirements for the entire and the Codified Ordinances of mated sum of $42,000 to be pur- year. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- chased by the Commissioner of Section 2. That the cost of said quirements for the grant term for Purchases and Supplies upon a contract shall be charged against the necessary items of equipment unit basis for the Division of the proper appropriation account and supplies necessary to implement Health, Department of Public and the Director of Finance shall the program, to be purchased by the Health. Bids shall be taken in such certify thereon the amount of the Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- manner as to permit an award to initial purchase thereunder, which plies upon a unit basis for the be made for all items as a single purchase, together with all subse- Department of Public Safety. Bids contract, or by separate contract quent purchases, shall be made on shall be taken in such manner as to for each or any combination of order of the Commissioner of Pur- permit an award to be made for all said items as the Board of Control chases and Supplies pursuant to a items as a single contract, or by sep- shall determine. Alternate bids for requisition against such contract arate contract for each or any com- a period less than a year may be duly certified by the Director of bination of said items as the Board taken if deemed desirable by the Finance. (RL 5708) of Control shall determine. Alternate Commissioner of Purchases and Section 3. That this ordinance is bids for a period less than one year Supplies until provision is made hereby declared to be an emergency may be taken if deemed desirable for the requirements for the entire measure and, provided it receives by the Commissioner of Purchases y e a r . the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and Supplies until provision is made Section 2. That the cost of said all the members elected to Council, for the requirements for the entire contract shall be charged against it shall take effect and be in force year. That the cost of said contract the proper appropriation account immediately upon its passage and shall be charged against the proper and the Director of Finance shall approval by the Mayor; otherwise it appropriation account and the Direc- certify thereon the amount of the shall take effect and be in force tor of Finance shall certify thereon initial purchase thereunder, which from and after the earliest period the amount of the initial purchase purchase, together with all subse- allowed by law. thereunder, which purchase, to- quent purchases, shall be made on Passed June 12, 2000. gether with all subsequent pur- order of the Commissioner of Pur- Awaiting the approval or disap- chases, shall be made on order of chases and Supplies pursuant to a proval of the Mayor. the Commissioner of Purchases and requisition against such contract Supplies pursuant to a requisition duly certified by the Director of against such contract duly certified Finance. (RL 6584) by the Director of Finance. Section 3. That this ordinance is Ord. No. 648-2000. Section 5. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives mon (by departmental request). measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of An emergency ordinance authoriz- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, ing the Director of Public Safety to all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force apply for and accept a grant from it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and the U.S. Department of Justice, immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Office for State and Local Domestic approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force Preparedness for the Domestic Pre- shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period paredness Equipment Support Pro- from and after the earliest period allowed by law. gram; authorizing the purchase by allowed by law. Passed June 12, 2000. requirement contract of equipment Passed June 12, 2000. Awaiting the approval or disap- and supplies necessary to implement Awaiting the approval or disapproval of the Mayor. the program. proval of the Mayor. 1415 76 The City Record June 21, 2000

Ord. No. 650-2000. Section 3. That the Director of measure and, provided it receives By Councilmen Melena, Rybka Community Development is autho- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and Patmon (by departmental re- rized to accept monies in repayment all the members elected to Council, quest). under said program and to utilize it shall take effect and be in force An emergency ordinance authoriz- said repayments and other program immediately upon its passage and ing the Director of Parks, Recre- income in a revolving fund for mak- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ation and Properties to expend Com- ing additional expenditures under shall take effect and be in force munity Development Block Grant this program. from and after the earliest period funds for the operation of the Pro- Section 4. Authorizing the City to allowed by law. ject Clean Program. accept promissory notes, naming the Passed June 12, 2000. Whereas, the City of Cleveland City of Cleveland as payee, and Awaiting the approval or disap- has received a Community Devel- mortgages, naming the City of proval of the Mayor. opment Block Grant, Year XXVI Cleveland as mortgagee, and any from the United States Government, other security instrument executed a n d to evidence and secure repayment of Whereas, this ordinance consti- fees under the City’s Demoli- Ord. No. 712-2000. tutes an emergency measure provid- tion/Board Up Program. By Councilman Cimperman. ing for the usual daily operation of Section 5. That the Director of the An emergency ordinance authoriz- a municipal department; now, there- Department of Community Develop- ing the Director of Public Service to fore, ment be and is hereby authorized to issue a permit to STAVSERV, Inc., Be it ordained by the Council of enter into forbearance agreements an Ohio Corporation, dba the Greek the City of Cleveland: with any recipient of a validly exist- Isles Restaurant to encroach into Section 1. That the Director of ing loan, administered by the City the public right-of-way of West St. Parks, Recreation and Properties is under the City’s Demolition/Board Clair Ave. with an outdoor seasonal hereby authorized to expend Com- Up Program. sidewalk cafe, a fencing enclosure munity Development Block Grant Section 6. That the Director of and associated equipment for the funds in the amount of Seven Hun- Community Development is hereby dining area. dred Thousand Dollars ($700,000.00), authorized to charge and accept fees Whereas, this ordinance consti- from Fund No. 14 SF 026, Request and to expend such fees to cover tutes an emergency measure provid- No. 1179, for the operation of the costs incurred in the preparation of ing for the usual daily operation of Project Clean Program and that said loan documents, closing, and servic- a municipal department; now, there- Director and the Director of Com- ing costs. Such fees shall be de- fore, munity Development are hereby posited to and expended from Fund Be it ordained by the Council of authorized to memorialize said No. 14. the City of Cleveland: expenditure through a memorandum Section 7. That this ordinance is Section 1. That the Director of of understanding. hereby declared to be an emergency Public Service hereby is authorized Section 2. That this ordinance is measure and, provided it receives to issue a permit to STAVSERV, hereby declared to be an emergency the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Inc., an Ohio Corporation, dba the measure and, provided it receives all the members elected to Council, Greek Isles Restaurant to encroach the affirmative vote of two-thirds of it shall take effect and be in force into the public right-of-way of West all the members elected to Council, immediately upon its passage and St. Clair Ave. with an outdoor sea- it shall take effect and be in force approval by the Mayor; otherwise it sonal sidewalk cafe, a fencing enclo- immediately upon its passage and shall take effect and be in force sure and associated equipment for approval by the Mayor; otherwise it from and after the earliest period the dining area which will encroach shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. into the public right-of-way of West from and after the earliest period Passed June 12, 2000. St. Clair Avenue at the location allowed by law. Awaiting the approval or disap- more fully described as Exhibit “A” Passed June 12, 2000. proval of the Mayor. in File No. 712-2000-A, being filed by Awaiting the approval or disap- the Clerk of the Council of the City proval of the Mayor. of Cleveland at the Council Office of the City of Cleveland. Ord. No. 655-2000. Section 2. That said outdoor sea- By Councilmen Melena and Pat- sonal sidewalk cafe, fencing enclo- Ord. No. 652-2000. mon (by departmental request). By Councilmen Melena and Pat- An emergency ordinance autho- sure and associated equipment for mon (by departmental request). rizing the Director of Economic the cafe dining area will be placed An emergency ordinance authoriz- Development to enter into a con- within the public right-of-way as ing the Director of Community tract with the Cleveland Neighbor- aforesaid, in Section 1, and will be Development to enter into one or hood Development Corporation to constructed in accordance with more contracts to provide for the continue the administration of the plans and specifications approved demolition, removal or the boarding Cleveland Industrial Retention Ini- by the Commissioner of Engineering up of structures within the City of t i a t i v e . and Construction. That all other Cleveland. Whereas, this ordinance consti- required permits, including a build- Whereas, the City of Cleveland tutes an emergency measure providing Permit, shall be obtained before has received a Community Devel- ing for the usual daily operation of said fence is constructed. opment Block Grant, Year XXVI a municipal department; now, there- Section 3. That this permit herein from the United States Government, fore, authorized shall be prepared by the a n d Be it ordained by the Council of Director of Law and shall be issued Whereas, this ordinance consti- the City of Cleveland: only when in the opinion of the tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 1. That the Director of Director of Law, the City of Cleve- ing for the usual daily operation of Economic Development is hereby land has been properly indemnified a municipal department; now, there- authorized to enter into contract against any and all loss which may fore, with the Cleveland Neighborhood result from said permit. Be it ordained by the Council of Development Corporation (“CNDC”) Section 4. That this ordinance is the City of Cleveland: to provide the professional services hereby declared to be an emergency Section 1. That the Director of necessary to administer the Cleve- measure and, provided it receives Community Development is hereby land Industrial Retention Initiative the affirmative vote of two-thirds of authorized to enter into one or more (“CIRI”) for CIRI participants, in all the members elected to Council, contracts for the demolition, the total sum of Three Hundred Sev- it shall take effect and be in force removal or the boarding up of struc- enty Five Thousand Dollars immediately upon its passage and tures within the City of Cleveland. ($375,000.00) payable from Fund No. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 2. That the cost of said 17 SF 008, Request No. 26611, for the shall take effect and be in force contract or contracts shall be in an Department of Economic Develop- from and after the earliest period amount not to exceed $3,450,000.00 ment. allowed by law. and shall be paid from Fund No. 14 Section 2. That this ordinance is Passed June 5, 2000. SF 026 RL 1178. hereby declared to be an emergency Effective June 15, 2000. 1416 June 21, 2000 The City Record 77

Ord. No. 713-2000. Ord. No. 717-2000. sent of the Director of Public Ser- By Councilmen Cintron, Cimper- By Councilmen White, Robinson, vice to Gene Marco Co. LLC, dba man and Patmon (by departmental Jones, Cintron and Patmon (by Circo/Zibibbo Restaurant/Lounge, request). departmental request). 1300 West 9th Street, Cleveland, An emergency ordinance ap p r o v - An emergency ordinance authoriz- Ohio, 44113, its successors and ing the final draft Solid Waste Man- ing the Director of Public Service to assigns, for the construction, use agement Plan of the Cuyahoga Coun- cause payment of the City’s share to and maintenance of an outdoor sea- ty Solid Waste Management District. the Cuyahoga County Commission- sonal cafe restaurant with a side- Whereas, the Ohio Solid Waste ers for the cost of the design and walk barrier which will encroach Disposal Act, effective June 24, 1988, rehabilitation of Phases II and III into the public right-of-way of West mandated that all counties establish the Harvard Avenue project 9th Street at the location described a Solid Waste District and a Solid between East 116th Street and the herein: Waste Management Policy Commit- east corporation line. tee to prepare, adopt and submit to Whereas, in Ordinance No. 2166-99, LEGAL DESCRIPTION FOR the Ohio Environmental Protection passed March 27, 2000, this Council PROPOSED ENCROACHMENT Agency a Solid Waste Management gave consent to the Cuyahoga Coun- AREA/CIRCO CAFE N.W. Plan (Sections 3734.52 to 3734.56 of ty Commissioners, for the design the Revised Code); and CORNER OF WEST ST. CLAIR Whereas, through its Resolution and rehabilitation of Phases II and AVENUE AND WEST 9TH No. 814313, adopted August 29, 1988, III of the Harvard Avenue project STREET the Cuyahoga County Board of Com- between East 116th Street and the Situated in the City of Cleveland, missioners formed a single-county east corporation line; and County of Cuyahoga and the State Solid Waste Management District, in Whereas, this Council authorized of Ohio and known as being part of accordance with Section 3734.52 of the City to cooperate with the Coun- West 9th Street, 99.00 feet wide, and the Revised Code; and ty of Cuyahoga in the cost of the being further bounded and described Whereas, the Director of the Ohio above-referenced improvement, as follows: Environmental Protection Agency, including its design; and Beginning at the intersection of on March 30, 1989, designated the Whereas, the Cityís share of the the Northwesterly right-of-way line Cuyahoga County Planning Com- cost of said improvement, including of West St. Clair Avenue, 49.50 feet mission to serve as the Solid Waste its design, is currently estimated to wide, and the Southwesterly right- Management Policy Committee for be $459,400.00; and of-way line of said West 9th Street; the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste Whereas, this ordinance consti- thence North 34°-56'-42" West along District (the “Policy Committee”) tutes an emergency measure provid- the Southwesterly right-of-way line pursuant to Section 3734.54(D) of the ing for the usual daily operation of of West 9th Street a distance of Ohio Revised Code, which Police a municipal department; now, there- 16.50 feet to a point and the Princi- committee is required to prepare a fore, pal Place of Beginning of the “solid waste management plan” for Be it ordained by the Council of encroachment herein described; the District as required by Section the City of Cleveland: Course No. 1: Thence continuing 3734.54 (the “Plan”); and Section 1. That this Council here- North 34°-56'-42" West along the Whereas, the Policy Committee by authorizes payment to the Cuya- Southwesterly right-of-way line of completed a draft Plan for the Dis- hoga County Commissioners of the West 9th Street, a distance of 67.00 trict and submitted that Plan to the Cityís share of the design and reha- feet to a point; Director of the Ohio Environmental bilitation of Phases II and III of the Course No. 2: Thence North 55°-03'- Protection Agency for preliminary Harvard Avenue project between 18" East and at right angles to said review and comment in accordance East 116th Street and the east cor- Southwesterly right-of-way line of with Sections 3734.54 and 3734.55 of poration line, from Fund No. 20 SF West 9th Street, a distance of 10.50 the Revised Code; and 364, and from the fund or funds to feet to a point; Whereas, the Policy committee which are credited the proceeds of Course No. 3: Thence South 34°- received the Director’s written, non- the sale of general obligation bonds binding advisory opinion regarding 56'-42" East parallel to the South- for 2000 if authorized by this Coun- binding advisory opinion regarding westerly right-of-way line of said cil and sold by the City for a pur- the draft Plan and established a West 9th Street, a distance of 67.00 public’s authorized by Divisions (A) pose which includes this payment, feet to a point; and (B) of Section 3734.573 of the Request No. 22504. Course No. 4: Thence South 55°- Revised Code to levy fees upon the Section 2. That this ordinance is 03'-18" West and at right angles to generation of solid wastes within hereby declared to be an emergency the Southwesterly right-of-way line the District for the purposes of measure and, provided it receives of said West 9th Street, a distance preparing, revising and implement- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of of 10.50 feet to the place of begin- ing the Solid Waste Management all the members elected to Council, ning and containing 703 square feet Plan and as otherwise provided in it shall take effect and be in force of land as calculated and described Section 3734.573 of the Revised Code; immediately upon its passage and by McSteen and Associates, Inc. and approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it dated March 29, 2000, be the same Whereas, the Policy Committee shall take effect and be in force more or less, but subject to all legal has adopted and submitted to this from and after the earliest period highways and easements. Council a resolution adopting a pro- allowed by law. Section 2. That said outdoor sea- posed fee schedule upon the gener- Passed June 12, 2000. sonal cafe will be placed within the ation of solid wastes within the Dis- Awaiting the approval or disap- public right-of-way as aforesaid in trict and disposed of within the proval of the Mayor. Section 1, and will be by the Com- State of Ohio; and missioner of Engineering and Con- Whereas, this ordinance consti- struction. That all other required tutes an emergency measure provid- permits, including a Building Per- ing for the usual daily operation of Ord. No. 727-2000. mit, shall be obtained before said a municipal department; now, there- By Councilman Cimperman. fence is constructed. fore, An emergency ordinance authoriz- Section 3. That the permit herein Be it ordained by the Council of ing the Director of Public Service to authorized shall be prepared by the the City of Cleveland: issue a permit to the Gene Marco Co. Director of Law an shall be issued Section 1. That the Final Draft LLC, dba Circo/Zibibbo Restau- only when in the opinion of the Plan for the Cuyahoga County Solid rant/Lounge for an outdoor season- Director of Law, the City of Cleve- Waste District is hereby approved in land has been properly indemnified the form submitted to this Council al cafe restaurant with a sidewalk against any and all loss which may and contained in File No. 713-2000-A. barrier which will encroach into the result from said permit. Section 2. That this ordinance is public right-of-way of West 9th hereby declared to be an emergency Street. Section 4. That this ordinance is measure and, provided it receives Whereas, this ordinance consti- hereby declared to be an emergency the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tutes an emergency measure provid- measure and, provided it receives all the members elected to Council, ing for the usual daily operation of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of it shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- all the members elected to Council, immediately upon its passage and fore, it shall take effect and be in force approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it from and after the earliest period Section 1. That the Director of shall take effect and be in force allowed by law. Public Service hereby is authorized from and after the earliest period Passed June 12, 2000. to issue a permit, revocable at the allowed by law. Awaiting the approval or disap- will of Council, and assignable by Passed June 5, 2000. proval of the Mayor. the Permittee with the written con- Effective June 15, 2000. 1417 78 The City Record June 21, 2000

Ord. No. 729-2000. Ord. No. 730-2000. Section 1. That, notwithstanding By Councilman Dolan. By Councilmen Gordon, O’Malley, Section 183.03 or any other provision An emergency ordinance authoriz- Cintron, Cimperman and Patmon (by of the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- ing the Director of Public Service to departmental request). land, Ohio, 1976, to the contrary, the issue a permit to Fairview Hospital, An emergency ordinance deter- Director of Public Health is hereby of the Cleveland Clinic Health Sys- mining the method of making the authorized to enter into one or more tem, to encroach into the right-of- public improvement of rehabilitat- lease or leases by way of concession way of Fernshaw Ave. S.W. & ing State Road from Brookpark with MetroHealth Systems for the Riveredge Rd. S.W. for the con- Road to Pearl Road, and authoriz- provision of medical services and struction of a walk, driveway and ing the Director of Public Service to clinical physician services, includ- landscaping to the new Fairview enter into contract for the making ing comprehensive maternal ser- Hospital Parking Facility pending of such improvement. vices, infant and pediatric services, the vacation of portions of Fernshaw Whereas, this ordinance constitutes primary adult health care services, Ave. S.W. & Riveredge Rd. S.W. & an emergency measure providing for dental services, and Women, Infants the completion of the Cul-de-Sacs. the usual daily operation of a munic- and Children (“WIC”) services, at Whereas, this ordinance constitutes ipal department; now, therefore, the J. Glen Smith and Miles-Broad- an emergency measure providing for Be it ordained by the Council of way Health Center, for a period not the usual daily operation of a munic- the City of Cleveland: greater than five (5) years, with ipal department; now, therefore, Section 1. That, pursuant to Sec- approval by City Council. Be it ordained by the Council of tion 167 of the Charter of the City Section 2. That, notwithstanding the City of Cleveland: of Cleveland, it is hereby deter- Section 183.03 or any other provi- Section 1. That the Director of Pub- mined to make the public improve- sion of the Codified Ordinances of lic Service hereby is authorized to ment of rehabilitating State Road Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to the con- issue a permit, revocable at the will from Brookpark Road to Pearl trary, the Director of Public Health of Council, and assignable by the Road, for the Division of Engineer- is hereby authorized to enter into Permittee with the written consent ing and Construction, Department of one or more lease or leases by way of the Director of Public Service to Public Service, by contract duly let of concession with MetroHealth Fairview Hospital (of the Cleveland to the lowest responsible bidder Systems for the provision of health Clinic Health System), 18101 Lorain after competitive bidding upon a care screenings at the Tremont Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44111-5656, unit basis for the improvement. Health Center six (6) times a year, its successors and assigns, for the Section 2. That the Director of for a period of not greater than five construction, use and maintenance of Public Service is hereby authorized (5) years, with approval by City grading, paving and draining of an to enter into contract for the mak- C o u n c i l . access driveway, walk and the asso- ing of the above public improvement Section 3. That said leases or by ciated landscaping to the Fairview with the lowest responsible bidder way of concession shall include pro- Hospital Parking Facility which will after competitive bidding upon a visions for MetroHealth Systems to encroach into the public right-of-way unit basis for the improvement pro- assist the City of Cleveland in coor- of Fernshaw Avenue S.W. and vided however, that each separate dinating other medical and public Riveredge Road S.W., pending the trade and each distinct component health services offered at McCaffer- street vacation of parts of Fernshaw part of said improvement may be ty, J. Glen Smith and Miles-Broad- Avenue S.W. and Riveredge Road treated as a separate improvement, way Health Centers; to contribute S.W. and the completion of the street and each, or any combination, of medical and other staff; and to con- Cul-de-Sacs, at the locations more such trades or components may be tribute a share of the operating fully described as follows: the subject of a separate contract costs of said Health Centers. The upon a unit basis. lease or leases by way of concession LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE Section 3. That the cost of said shall contain a provision wherein PROPOSED ENCROACHMENT improvement hereby authorized City Council approval is necessary AREA FOR FAIRVIEW HOSPITAL shall be paid from Fund No. 20 SF to amend said lease or leases in PARKING FACILITY WITH 364 and from the fund or funds to order for MetroHealth Health Sys- LANDSCAPING: which are credited the proceeds of tems to provide medical services or Situated in the City of Cleveland, any grant funds from the Ohio clinical physician services in addi- County of Cuyahoga and the State Works Commission and from the tion to those specified in said lease of Ohio and described as follows: Ohio Department of Transportation, on its Effective Date. The lease or Being those portions of Fernshaw Request No. 22513. leases by way of concession shall Avenue S.W. (50.00 feet wide), and Section 4. That this ordinance is contain a provision wherein Metro- Riveredge Road S.W. (60.00 feet hereby declared to be an emergency Health Medical Systems shall pro- wide), extending Southerly from Old measure and, provided it receives vide notice to City Council in the Lorain Road (so called) to the pro- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of event that any of those factors con- posed Cul-de-Sacs for said Fernshaw all the members elected to Council, tained in said lease, which permit Avenue S.W. and Riveredge Road it shall take effect and be in force MetroHealth Medical Systems to ter- S.W. immediately upon its passage and minate said lease or leases, come Section 2. That said Fairview Hos- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it into existence and that said notifi- pital Parking Facility with land- shall take effect and be in force cation shall be at the earliest pos- scaping will be placed within the from and after the earliest period sible time. public right-of-way as aforesaid in allowed by law. Section 4. That the Director of Section 1, and will be constructed in Passed June 12, 2000. Public Health and MetroHealth accordance with plans and specifi- Awaiting the approval or disap- Health Systems shall not enter into cations approved by the Commis- proval of the Mayor. a billing agreement for services pro- sioner of Engineering and Con- vided under the lease or leases by struction. That all other required way of concession without prior permits, including a Building Per- approval from City Council. mit, shall be obtained before said Ord. No. 734-2000. Section 5. That the Director of fence is constructed. By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- Public Health is hereby authorized Section 3. That the permit herein mon (by departmental request). to employ by contract(s) Metro- authorized shall be prepared by the An emergency ordinance authoriz- Health and/or MetroHealth em- Director of Law and shall be issued ing the Director of Public Health to ployed physicians and professional only when in the opinion of the enter into one or more lease or leas- staff for the professional consulting Director of Law, the City of Cleve- es by way of concession with Metro- services of said physicians and pro- land has been properly indemnified Health to provide medical services fessional staff, as necessary. This against any and all loss which may and clinical physician services at authority shall be included in the result from said permit. the J. Glen Smith, Thomas McCaf- lease or leases by way of concession Section 4. That this ordinance is ferty, and Miles-Broadway Health and said authority shall continue for hereby declared to be an emergency Center, and to provide health care the duration of the lease or leases measure and, provided it receives screenings at the Tremont Health by way of concession. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Center six times a year, for a peri- Section 6. That the lease or leas- all the members elected to Council, od not to exceed five years, and to es by way of concession shall be it shall take effect and be in force employ medical professionals to pro- prepared by the Director of Law and immediately upon its passage and vide necessary services. shall contain such necessary provi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Whereas, this ordinance consti- sions which the Director of Law shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- deems necessary to protect the pub- from and after the earliest period ing for the usual daily operation of lic interest. allowed by law. a municipal department; now, there- Section 7. That the term of the Passed June 12, 2000. fore, lease or leases authorized herein Awaiting the approval or disap- Be it ordained by the Council of shall not be extended without City proval of the Mayor. the City of Cleveland: Council authorization. 1418 June 21, 2000 The City Record 79

Section 8. That this ordinance is Section 5. That this ordinance is Ord. No. 737-2000. hereby declared to be an emergency hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- measure and, provided it receives measure and, provided it receives mon (by departmental request). the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of An emergency ordinance authoriz- all the members elected to Council, all the members elected to Council, ing the purchase by requirement con- it shall take effect and be in force it shall take effect and be in force tract of supplies needed for care and immediately upon its passage and immediately upon its passage and feeding of horses, for the Division of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Police, Department of Public Safety. Whereas, this ordinance constitutes shall take effect and be in force shall take effect and be in force an emergency measure providing for from and after the earliest period from and after the earliest period the usual daily operation of a munic- allowed by law. allowed by law. ipal department; now, therefore, Passed June 12, 2000. Passed June 12, 2000. Be it ordained by the Council of Awaiting the approval or disap- Awaiting the approval or disap- the City of Cleveland: proval of the Mayor. proval of the Mayor. Section 1. That the Director of Public Safety is hereby authorized to make a written requirement contract in accordance with the Charter Ord. No. 735-2000. Ord. No. 736-2000. and the Codified Ordinances of By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the requirements for the period of one mon (by departmental request). mon (by departmental request). year for the necessary items of sup- An emergency ordinance authoriz- An emergency ordinance to extend plies needed for the care and feed- the retirement dates of Officer Emil ing the purchase by requirement ing of horses in the approximate Cielec, Lieutenant Michael O’Malley, contract of labor and materials nec- amount as purchased during the pre- Lieutenant Edward Lentz and Detec- essary to service and maintain ceding year, to be purchased by the tive Arssie Taylor, for a one year police aircraft, including labor if Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- period for the Division of Police, necessary, for the Division of Police, plies upon a unit basis for the Divi- Department of Public Safety. Department of Public Safety. sion of Police, Department of Public Whereas, Section 135.07 of the Whereas, this ordinance consti- Safety. Bids shall be taken in such Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, tutes an emergency measure provid- manner as to permit an award to be Ohio, 1976, provides that members of ing for the usual daily operation of made for all items as a single con- the Division of Police in the Depart- a municipal department; now, there- tract, or by separate contract for ment of Public Safety, attaining the fore, each or any combination of said age of sixty-five years, upon written Be it ordained by the Council of items as the Board of Control shall request of the Police Chief, shall the City of Cleveland: determine. Alternate bids for a period less than a year may be taken if continue on active duty on a year- Section 1. That the Director of deemed desirable by the Commis- to-year basis subject to the approval Public Safety is hereby authorized to make a written requirement con- sioner of Purchases and Supplies of the Department of Public Safety until provision is made for the and this Council; and tract in accordance with the Charter and the Codified Ordinances of requirements for the entire year. Whereas, Officer Emil Cielec, Section 2. That the cost of said Lieutenant Michael O’Malley, Lieu- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the contract shall be charged against tenant Edward Lentz and Detective requirements for the period of one the proper appropriation account Arssie Taylor, possess great wealth year for the necessary items of and the Director of Finance shall of knowledge and expertise and labor and materials necessary to certify thereon the amount of the have proved invaluable in attaining service and maintain police aircraft, initial purchase thereunder, which the goals of the Division of Police, including labor if necessary, in the purchase, together with all subse- Department of Public Safety; and approximate amount as purchased quent purchases, shall be made on Whereas, the Director of Public during the preceding year, to be pur- order of the Commissioner of Pur- Safety has approved the continua- chased by the Commissioner of Pur- chases and Supplies pursuant to a requisition against such contract tion on active duty for Officer Emil chases and Supplies upon a unit basis for the Division of Police, duly certified by the Director of Cielec, Lieutenant Michael O’Malley, Department of Public Safety. Bids Finance. (RL 5706) Lieutenant Edward Lentz and shall be taken in such manner as to Section 3. That this ordinance is Detective Arssie Taylor; and permit an award to be made for all hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, this ordinance consti- items as a single contract, or by sep- measure and, provided it receives tutes an emergency measure provid- arate contract for each or any com- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing for the usual daily operation of bination of said items as the Board all the members elected to Council, a municipal department; now, thereof Control shall determine. Alter- it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and fore, nate bids for a period less than a approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Be it ordained by the Council of year may be taken if deemed desir- the City of Cleveland: shall take effect and be in force able by the Commissioner of Pur- from and after the earliest period Section 1. That Officer Emil Cielec chases and Supplies until provision of the Division of Police, Depart- allowed by law. is made for the requirements for the Passed June 12, 2000. ment of Public Safety, shall con- entire year. tinue on active duty for a one (1) Awaiting the approval or disap- Section 2. That the cost of said proval of the Mayor. year period beginning on August 20, contract shall be charged against 2000, and that such continuation is the proper appropriation account hereby approved by this Council. and the Director of Finance shall Section 2. That Lieutenant certify thereon the amount of the Ord. No. 738-2000. Michael O’Malley of the Division of initial purchase thereunder, which By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Police, Department of Public Safety, purchase, together with all subse- mon (by departmental request). shall continue on active duty for a quent purchases, shall be made on An emergency ordinance authoriz- one (1) year period beginning on order of the Commissioner of Pur- ing the purchase by requirement June 30, 2000, and that such contin- chases and Supplies pursuant to a contract of aviation fuel and hangar uation is hereby approved by this requisition against such contract space for aircraft, for the Division Council. duly certified by the Director of of Police, Department of Public Section 3. That Lieutenant Finance. (RL 5704) Safety. Edward Lentz of the Division of Section 3. That this ordinance is Whereas, this ordinance consti- Police, Department of Public Safety, hereby declared to be an emergency tutes an emergency measure provid- shall continue on active duty for a measure and, provided it receives ing for the usual daily operation of one (1) year period beginning on the affirmative vote of two-thirds of a municipal department; now, therefore, August 14, 2000, and that such con- all the members elected to Council, tinuation is hereby approved by this Be it ordained by the Council of it shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: Council. immediately upon its passage and Section 1. That the Director of Section 4. That Detective Arssie approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Public Safety is hereby authorized Taylor of the Division of Police, shall take effect and be in force to make a written requirement con- Department of Public Safety, shall from and after the earliest period tract in accordance with the Charter continue on active duty for a one allowed by law. and the Codified Ordinances of (1) year period beginning on August Passed June 12, 2000. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the 26, 2000, and that such continuation Awaiting the approval or disap- requirements for the period of one is hereby approved by this Council. proval of the Mayor. year for the necessary items of avi- 1419 80 The City Record June 21, 2000 ation fuel and hangar space for certify thereon the amount of the Ord. No. 741-2000. police aircraft in the approximate initial purchase thereunder, which By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- amount as purchased during the pre- purchase, together with all subse- mon (by departmental request). ceding year, to be purchased by the quent purchases, shall be made on An emergency ordinance authoriz- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- order of the Commissioner of Pur- ing the purchase by requirement plies upon a unit basis for the Divi- chases and Supplies pursuant to a contract of photo lab materials and sion of Police, Department of Public requisition against such contract supplies, for the Division of Police, Safety. Bids shall be taken in such duly certified by the Director of Department of Public Safety. manner as to permit an award to be Finance. (RL 5703) Whereas, this ordinance constitutes made for all items as a single con- Section 3. That this ordinance is an emergency measure providing for tract, or by separate contract for hereby declared to be an emergency the usual daily operation of a munic- each or any combination of said measure and, provided it receives ipal department; now, therefore, items as the Board of Control shall the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Be it ordained by the Council of determine. Alternate bids for a peri- all the members elected to Council, the City of Cleveland: od less than a year may be taken if it shall take effect and be in force Section 1. Th a t the Director of deemed desirable by the Commis- immediately upon its passage and Public Safety is hereby authorized to sioner of Purchases and Supplies approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it make a written requirement contract until provision is made for the shall take effect and be in force in accordance with the Charter and requirements for the entire year. from and after the earliest period the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- Section 2. That the cost of said allowed by law. land, Ohio, 1976, for the requirements contract shall be charged against Passed June 12, 2000. for the period of one year for the the proper appropriation account Awaiting the approval or disap- necessary items of photo lab mate- and the Director of Finance shall proval of the Mayor. rials and supplies in the approxi- certify thereon the amount of the mate amount as purchased during initial purchase thereunder, which the preceding year, to be purchased purchase, together with all subse- by the Commissioner of Purchases quent purchases, shall be made on Ord. No. 740-2000. and Supplies upon a unit basis for order of the Commissioner of Pur- By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- the Division of Police, Department of chases and Supplies pursuant to a mon (by departmental request). Public Safety. Bids shall be taken requisition against such contract An emergency ordinance authoriz- in such manner as to permit an duly certified by the Director of ing the purchase by requirement award to be made for all items as a Finance. (RL 5705) contract of citation forms, for the single contract, or by separate con- Section 3. That this ordinance is Division of Police, Department of tract for each or any combination of hereby declared to be an emergency Public Safety. said items as the Board of Control measure and, provided it receives Whereas, this ordinance consti- shall determine. Alternate bids for the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tutes an emergency measure provid- a period less than a year may be all the members elected to Council, ing for the usual daily operation of taken if deemed desirable by the it shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- immediately upon its passage and fore, plies until provision is made for the approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Be it ordained by the Council of requirements for the entire year. shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: Section 2. That the cost of said from and after the earliest period Section 1. That the Director of contract shall be charged against allowed by law. Public Safety is hereby authorized the proper appropriation account Passed June 12, 2000. to make a written requirement con- and the Director of Finance shall Awaiting the approval or disap- tract in accordance with the Charter certify thereon the amount of the proval of the Mayor. and the Codified Ordinances of initial purchase thereunder, which purchase, together with all subse- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the quent purchases, shall be made on requirements for the period of one order of the Commissioner of Pur- year for the necessary items of cita- chases and Supplies pursuant to a Ord. No. 739-2000. tion forms in the approximate By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- requisition against such contract amount as purchased during the pre- duly certified by the Director of mon (by departmental request). ceding year, to be purchased by the Finance. (RL 5707) An emergency ordinance authoriz- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 3. That this ordinance is ing the purchase by requirement plies upon a unit basis for the Divi- hereby declared to be an emergency contract of prisoner meals, for the sion of Police, Department of Public measure and, provided it receives Division of Police, Department of Safety. Bids shall be taken in such the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Public Safety. manner as to permit an award to be all the members elected to Council, Whereas, this ordinance consti- made for all items as a single con- it shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- tract, or by separate contract for immediately upon its passage and ing for the usual daily operation of each or any combination of said approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it a municipal department; now, there- items as the Board of Control shall shall take effect and be in force fore, determine. Alternate bids for a peri- from and after the earliest period Be it ordained by the Council of od less than a year may be taken if allowed by law. the City of Cleveland: deemed desirable by the Commis- Passed June 12, 2000. Section 1. That the Director of sioner of Purchases and Supplies Awaiting the approval or disap- Public Safety is hereby authorized until provision is made for the proval of the Mayor. to make a written requirement con- requirements for the entire year. tract in accordance with the Charter Section 2. That the cost of said and the Codified Ordinances of contract shall be charged against Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the the proper appropriation account Ord. No. 743-2000. requirements for the period of one and the Director of Finance shall By Councilmen Cimperman, Dolan year for the necessary items of pris- certify thereon the amount of the and Patmon (by departmental re- oner meals in the approximate initial purchase thereunder, which quest). amount as purchased during the pre- purchase, together with all subse- An emergency ordinance authoriz- ceding year, to be purchased by the quent purchases, shall be made on ing the Director of Port Control to Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- order of the Commissioner of Pur- enter into a Lease By Way of Con- plies upon a unit basis for the Divi- chases and Supplies pursuant to a cession with T &G Flying Club, Inc. sion of Police, Department of Public requisition against such contract for space in the terminal building at Safety. Bids shall be taken in such duly certified by the Director of Burke Lakefront Airport for use as manner as to permit an award to be Finance. (RL 5709) a flight training facility and relat- made for all items as a single con- Section 3. That this ordinance is ed services. tract, or by separate contract for hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, this ordinance consti- each or any combination of said measure and, provided it receives tutes an emergency measure provid- items as the Board of Control shall the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing for the usual daily operation of determine. Alternate bids for a peri- all the members elected to Council, a municipal department; now, there- od less than a year may be taken if it shall take effect and be in force fore, deemed desirable by the Commis- immediately upon its passage and Be it ordained by the Council of sioner of Purchases and Supplies approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it the City of Cleveland: until provision is made for the shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That the Director of requirements for the entire year. from and after the earliest period Port Control (“Director”) is autho- Section 2. That the cost of said allowed by law. rized to enter into a Lease By Way contract shall be charged against Passed June 12, 2000. of Concession (“Lease”) with T & G the proper appropriation account Awaiting the approval or disap- Flying Club, Inc. (“Lessee”) for and the Director of Finance shall proval of the Mayor. approximately 486 square feet of 1420 June 21, 2000 The City Record 81 space in the terminal building at nate bids for a period less than a chases and Supplies pursuant to a Burke Lakefront Airport for use as year may be taken if deemed desir- requisition against such contract a flight training facility and relat- able by the Commissioner of Pur- duly certified by the Director of ed services. The term of the Lease chases and Supplies until provision Finance. All expenditures under the shall be for two years. The rent is made for the requirements for the two year contract authorized herein shall be $12.00 per square foot per entire year. shall not exceed $1,500,000. In the year. During the term, any addition Section 2. That the cost of said event that a contract for less than or deletion of space to be leased contract shall be charged against two years is entered into, all expen- shall be approved by the Board of the proper appropriation account ditures under such contract and Control, and shall be effective upon and the Director of Finance shall authorized herein, shall not exceed written agreement between Lessee certify thereon the amount of the $750,000. (RL 16533) and the City. initial purchase thereunder, which Section 3. That this ordinance is Section 2. That the Lease shall be purchase, together with all subse- hereby declared to be an emergency prepared by the Director of Law. quent purchases, shall be made on measure and, provided it receives The Lease shall contain such terms order of the Commissioner of Pur- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and conditions as the Director of chases and Supplies pursuant to a all the members elected to Council, Law deems necessary to protect and requisition against such contract it shall take effect and be in force benefit the public interest and shall duly certified by the Director of immediately upon its passage and specifically contain provisions that Finance. All expenditures under the approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it the City shall provide Lessee with contract authorized herein shall not shall take effect and be in force twelve (12) months’ written notice exceed $100,000.00. (RL 12249) from and after the earliest period prior to cancellation of the Lease for Section 3. That this ordinance is allowed by law. any reason other than Lessee’s hereby declared to be an emergency Passed June 12, 2000. default and that the City shall pro- measure and, provided it receives Awaiting the approval or disap- vide Lessee with four (4) months’ the affirmative vote of two-thirds of proval of the Mayor. written notice prior to cancellation all the members elected to Council, of the Lease as a result of Lessee’s it shall take effect and be in force default. The President of City Coun- immediately upon its passage and cil, the Chairman of the Aviation approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Ord. No. 748-2000. and Transportation Committee, and shall take effect and be in force By Councilmen Melena and Pat- the Chairman of the Finance Com- from and after the earliest period mon (by departmental request). mittee shall receive a copy of all allowed by law. An emergency ordinance authoriz- such notices. Passed June 12, 2000. ing the Director of Community Section 3. That notwithstanding Awaiting the approval or disap- Development to enter into or amend any provision of the Codified Ordi- proval of the Mayor. contracts with various social service nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to agencies, community development or the contrary, Lessee shall provide local development corporations and the City with a security deposit in private for profit entities and to lieu of a performance bond. Such Ord. No. 746-2000. enter into or amend memorandums security deposit shall be in an By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- of understanding with various City amount equal to four (4) months mon (by departmental request). of Cleveland departments to imple- rent. An emergency ordinance authoriz- ment the City’s community develop- Section 4. That this ordinance is ing the purchase by requirement ment programs and to expend funds hereby declared to be an emergency contract of labor and materials for the operation of programs measure and, provided it receives needed to install streetlighting administered by the Department of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of bases and pull boxes, for the Divi- Community Development. all the members elected to Council, sion of Cleveland Public Power, Whereas, the City of Cleveland it shall take effect and be in force Department of Public Utilities, for a has received a Community Develop- immediately upon its passage and period not to exceed two years. ment Block Grant, Year XXVI, from approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Whereas, this ordinance consti- the United States Government; and shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, the Council of the City from and after the earliest period ing for the usual daily operation of of Cleveland has approved the Year allowed by law. a municipal department; now, there- XXVI Community Development Passed June 12, 2000. fore, Block Grant Plan as set forth in Awaiting the approval or disap- Be it ordained by the Council of File No. 135-2000-A, pursuant to Ordi- proval of the Mayor. the City of Cleveland: nance No. 135-2000, passed March 30, Section 1. That the Director of 2000; and Public Utilities is hereby authorized Whereas, in prior Block Grant to make a written requirement con- years, the Council has approved Ord. No. 745-2000. tract in accordance with the Charter Block Grant Plans; and By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- and the Codified Ordinances of Whereas, the Block Grant Plans mon (by departmental request). Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the as approved commit funds to Neigh- An emergency ordinance authoriz- requirements for the period of two borhood Development Activities ing the purchase by requirement years of the necessary items of (“NDA”), which are CDBG eligible contract of tree trimming, for the labor and materials needed to activities proposed by the various Division of Cleveland Public Power, install underground miscellaneous Council members; and Department of Public Utilities. duct line streetlighting bases and Whereas, this ordinance consti- Whereas, this ordinance consti- pull boxes, in the approximate tutes an emergency measure provid- tutes an emergency measure provid- amount as purchased during the pre- ing for the usual daily operation of ing for the usual daily operation of ceding term, to be purchased by the a municipal department; now, there- a municipal department; now, there- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- fore, fore, plies upon a unit basis for the Divi- Be it ordained by the Council of Be it ordained by the Council of sion of Cleveland Public Power, the City of Cleveland: the City of Cleveland: Department of Public Utilities. Bids Section 1. That the Director of Section 1. That the Director of shall be taken in such manner as to Community Development, after Public Utilities is hereby authorized permit an award to be made for all receiving the approval stated in Sec- to make a written requirement con- items as a single contract, or by sep- tion 4 below, is authorized to enter tract in accordance with the Charter arate contract for each or any com- into or amend contracts with vari- and the Codified Ordinances of bination of said items as the Board ous social services agencies, com- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the of Control shall determine. Alternate munity development or local devel- requirements for the period of one bids for a period less than two years opment corporations and private for year for the necessary items of tree may be taken if deemed desirable profit entities for activities and pro- trimming in the approximate by the Commissioner of Purchases grams that are eligible under the amount as purchased during the pre- and Supplies until provision is made Community Development Block ceding year, to be purchased by the for the requirements for the entire Grant (“CDBG”) Program and are Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- term. consistent with the City’s Communi- plies upon a unit basis for the Divi- Section 2. That the cost of said ty Development objectives and poli- sion of Cleveland Public Power, contract shall be charged against cies. Department of Public Utilities. Bids the proper appropriation account Section 2. That the Director of shall be taken in such manner as to and the Director of Finance shall Community Development, after permit an award to be made for all certify thereon the amount of the receiving the approval stated in Sec- items as a single contract, or by sep- initial purchase thereunder, which tion 4 below, is authorized to enter arate contract for each or any com- purchase, together with all subse- into or amend memorandums of bination of said items as the Board quent purchases, shall be made on understanding with various City of Control shall determine. Alter- order of the Commissioner of Pur- departments to implement activities 1421 82 The City Record June 21, 2000 and programs that are eligible Ord. No. 750-2000. Whereas, this ordinance consti- under the CDBG Program and are By Councilmen Melena and Pat- tutes an emergency measure provid- consistent with the City’s Communi- mon (by departmental request). ing for the usual daily operation of ty Development objectives and poli- An emergency ordinance authoriz- a municipal department; now, there- cies. ing the Director of Community fore, Section 3. That the Director of Development to expend Community Be it ordained by the Council of Community Development, after Development Block Grant funds for the City of Cleveland: receiving the approval stated in Sec- the operation of the Storefront Ren- Section 1. That the Director of tion 4 below, is authorized to expend ovation Program. Community Development is hereby NDA funds for the operation of pro- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes authorized to enter into contract grams administered by the Depart- an emergency measure providing for with Cleveland Action to Support ment of Community Development, the usual daily operation of a munic- Housing (CASH) for administrative including all related services, and to ipal department; now, therefore, costs to implement housing rehabil- enter into contract under those pro- Be it ordained by the Council of itation, new housing construction grams. the City of Cleveland: and commercial redevelopment loan Section 4. That prior to entering Section 1. That the Director of the programs in the City of Cleveland. into or amending those contracts or Department of Community Develop- Section 2. That the cost of said memorandums of understanding, or ment is hereby authorized to expend contract shall be in an amount not expending any funds, the Director Community Development Block to exceed $500,000.00, and shall be of Community Development shall Grant funds in the amount of paid from Fund No. 14 SC 026, receive written approval from the $2,000,000 from Fund No. 14 SC 026, Request No. 20683. Councilmember whose ward line Request No. 20690 for the operation Section 3. That this ordinance is item is to fund the activity or pro- of the Storefront Renovation Pro- hereby declared to be an emergency gram, provided that the amount for gram for all related services includ- measure and, provided it receives such activity or program does not ing: to enter into rebate contracts the affirmative vote of two-thirds of exceed the amount allocated for the with program applicants and to reim- all the members elected to Council, Councilmember’s ward pursuant to burse eligible administrative costs to it shall take effect and be in force the relevant Community Develop- local development corporations for immediately upon its passage and ment Block Grant plan. implementation of the program. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 5. That the cost of the con- Section 2. That the Director of shall take effect and be in force tracts, memorandums of understand- Community Development is autho- from and after the earliest period ing and expenditures for the pro- rized to accept program income allowed by law. grams administered by the Depart- monies in repayment from local Passed June 12, 2000. ment of Community Development development corporations under the Awaiting the approval or disap- shall not exceed $10,500,000.00 and Storefront Renovation Program, to proval of the Mayor. shall be paid from Fund No. 14 SC utilize this program income, other 026. Community Development Block Section 6. That the Director of Grant program income and Kiosk Community Development is autho- program income for additional Ord. No. 756-2000. rized to accept program income and expenditures under the Storefront By Councilmen Melena and Pat- to deposit that program income in Renovation Program. mon (by departmental request). Fund No. 14 to be used as a revolv- Section 3. Authorizing the City to An emergency ordinance authorizing fund to finance the eligible NDA accept promissory notes, naming the ing the Directors of Community programs that generated the pro- City of Cleveland as payee, and Development and the Community gram income. mortgages, naming the City of Relations Board to expend Commu- Section 7. That the Director of Cleveland as mortgagee, and any nity Development Block Grant funds Community Development is autho- other security instrument executed for fair housing services. rized to enter into or amend con- to evidence and secure repayment of Whereas, the City of Cleveland tracts with the entities administer- fees under the City’s Storefront Ren- has received a Community Devel- ing the NDA program that generat- ovation Program. opment Block Grant, Year XXVI, ed the program income in an Section 4. That the Director of the from the United States Government; amount not to exceed that generat- Department of Community Develop- a n d ed program income and to expend ment be and is hereby authorized to Whereas, this ordinance consti- funds for the programs administered enter into forbearance agreements tutes an emergency measure provid- by the Department of Community with any recipient of a validly existing for the usual daily operation of Development that generated pro- ing loan, administered by the City a municipal department; now, there- gram income in an amount not to under the City’s Storefront Renova- fore, exceed that generated program tion Program. Be it ordained by the Council of income, all to be paid from the Section 5. That the Director of the City of Cleveland: revolving fund in Fund 14. Community Development is hereby Section 1. That the Director of the Section 8. That the City is autho- authorized to charge and accept fees Community Relations Board is here- rized to accept promissory notes, and to expend such fees to cover by authorized to expend Community naming the City of Cleveland as costs incurred in the preparation of Development Block Grant funds in payee, and mortgages, naming the loan documents, closing, and serving the amount of $100,000.00 from Fund City of Cleveland as mortgagee, and costs. Such fees shall be deposited No. 14 SF 026 Request No. 20680, for any other security instrument exe- to and expended from Fund No. 14. fair housing services in conjunction cuted to evidence and secure repay- Section 6. That this ordinance is with the Community Development ment of loans made under this pro- hereby declared to be an emergency Block Grant Program. gram. measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That said Director and Section 9. That the Director of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the Director of Community Develop- Community Development is hereby all the members elected to Council, ment are hereby authorized to enter authorized to enter into forbearance it shall take effect and be in force into a memorandum of understand- agreements with any recipient of a immediately upon its passage and ing for this program. validly existing loan administered approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 3. That the Director of the by the City, and to charge and shall take effect and be in force Community Relations Board is here- accept fees and to expend such fees from and after the earliest period by authorized to enter into contracts to cover costs incurred in the prepa- allowed by law. with outside agencies for the pur- ration of loan documents, closing, Passed June 12, 2000. pose of providing fair housing ser- and servicing costs. Such fees shall Awaiting the approval or disap- vices in conjunction with the Com- be deposited to and expended from proval of the Mayor. munity Development Block Grant Fund No. 14. Program. Section 10. That this ordinance is Section 4. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives Ord. No. 753-2000. measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of By Councilmen Melena and Pat- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, mon (by departmental request). all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force An emergency ordinance authoriz- it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and ing the Director of Community immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Development to enter into contract approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force with Cleveland Action to Support shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period Housing (CASH) for administrative from and after the earliest period allowed by law. costs to implement housing rehabil- allowed by law. Passed June 12, 2000. itation, new housing construction Passed June 12, 2000. Awaiting the approval or disap- and commercial redevelopment loan Awaiting the approval or disapproval of the Mayor. programs. proval of the Mayor. 1422 June 21, 2000 The City Record 83

Ord. No. 760-2000. Be it ordained by the Council of described in File No. 948-95-A, as the By Councilmen Lewis, Melena and the City of Cleveland: Cleveland Area Enterprise Zone Patmon (by departmental request). Section 1. That the Director of (the “Zone”) pursuant to Chapter An emergency ordinance to amend Economic Development is hereby 5709 of the Ohio Revised Code; and the title and Sections 1, 2 and 3 of authorized to enter into a contract Whereas, in August, 1995, the Ordinance No. 739-99, passed June 14, with ACH Properties, LLC to pro- Director of Development of the State 1999, relating to an Empowerment vide economic development assis- of Ohio determined that the Zone Zone contract with Aletha Gambrell tance to partially finance the contains the characteristics set forth dba Hot Curls and Clippers to provide acquisition real property located at in Section 5709.61(A) of the Revised economic development assistance to 7100 Broadway Avenue, Cleveland, Code and certified said area as an partially finance capital improve- O h i o . “Urban Jobs and Enterprise Zone” ments to property located at 1787 Section 2. That the term of said pursuant to Chapter 5709 of the East 55th Street, Cleveland, Ohio. loan shall be in accordance with the Revised Code; and Whereas, this ordinance constitutes terms as set forth in the Executive Whereas, Midland Steel Products an emergency measure providing for Summary contained in File No. 762- Holding Company (the “Enterprise”) the usual daily operation of a munic- 2000-A. has proposed to acquire machinery ipal department; now, therefore, Section 3. That the costs of said and equipment and for real proper- Be it ordained by the Council of contract shall not exceed One Hun- ty improvements located at 10615 the City of Cleveland: dred Ten Thousand Dollars Madison Avenue in the City of Section 1. That the title and Sec- ($110,000.00), and shall be paid from Cleveland; and tions 1, 2 and 3 of Ordinance No. 739- Fund No. 17 SF 008, Request No. Whereas, the Enterprise has cer- 99, passed June 14, 1999, are hereby 26629. tified to the City that, but for abate- amended to read, respectively, as Section 4. That the Director of ment of personal property and real follows: Economic Development is hereby estate taxes the Enterprise would be An emergency ordinance authoriz- authorized to accept the collateral at a competitive disadvantage by ing the Director of Economic Devel- as set forth in the Executive Sum- operating at this location; and opment to enter into an Empower- mary contained in the file refer- Whereas, this ordinance consti- ment Zone contract with Aletha tutes an emergency measure in that Gambrell dba Hot Curls and Clip- enced in Section 2 of this ordinance in order to secure repayment of said the same provides for the immediate pers to provide economic develop- preservation of the public peace, ment assistance to partially finance loan. Any security instrument shall be prepared and approved by the safety, property, and welfare and capital improvements to property for the further reason that its enact- located at 1787 East 55th Street, Director of Law. Section 5. That the Director of ment is a necessary prerequisite to Cleveland, Ohio. providing immediate assistance to Section 1. That the Director of Economic Development is hereby authorized to accept monies in create and preserve job opportuni- Economic Development is hereby ties and advance and promote com- authorized to enter into an Empow- repayment of the loan and to deposit said monies in Fund No. 17 SF 006. mercial and economic development erment Zone contract with Aletha in the City of Cleveland, such assis- Gambrell dba Hot Curls and Clip- Section 6. That the Director of Economic Development is hereby tance being immediately necessary pers to provide economic develop- or such jobs will be lost; now, there- ment assistance to partially finance authorized to charge and accept fees fore, capital improvements to property in an amount not to exceed the maximum allowable fees under federal Be it ordained by the Council of located at 1787 East 55th Street, the City of Cleveland: Cleveland, Ohio. regulations and expend such fees to Section 1. That this Council here- Section 2. That the terms of said cover costs incurred in the prepara- by approves the application of the loan shall be in accordance with the tion of the loan application, closing terms as set forth in the Executive and servicing of the loan. Such fees Enterprise for enterprise zone incen- Summary contained in File No. 739- shall be deposited to and expended tives on the basis that the Enter- 99-B. That notwithstanding any pro- from Fund No. 17 SF 305, Loan Fees prise is qualified by financial vision of said file to the contrary, the Fund, responsibility and business experi- goal shall be to employ City of Cleve- Section 7. That the Director of ence to create and preserve employ- land residents for all new permanent Law is hereby authorized to prepare ment opportunities in the Cleveland jobs created, using best efforts. said contract and such other docu- Area Enterprise Zone and to Section 3. That the costs of said ments as may be appropriate to com- improve the economic climate of the contract shall not exceed $155,000.00 plete the transaction. City of Cleveland. and shall be paid from Fund Nos. 18 Section 8. That this ordinance is Section 2. That the Director of SF 001 and 18 SF 003, Request Nos. hereby declared to be an emergency Economic Development is authorized to enter into an Enterprise 23762 and 13104. measure and, provided it receives Zone Agreement with the Enterprise Section 2. That the existing title the affirmative vote of two-thirds of to provide for a ten (10) year abate- and Sections 1, 2 and 3 of Ordinance all the members elected to Council, ment for certain tangible personal No. 739-99, passed June 14, 1999, are it shall take effect and be in force property and real estate taxes as an hereby repealed. immediately upon its passage and incentive to assist with the acquisi- Section 3. That this ordinance is approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it hereby declared to be an emergency tion of machinery and equipment shall take effect and be in force and for real property improvements measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period the affirmative vote of two-thirds of relative thereto located at 10615 allowed by law. Madison Avenue; said abatement all the members elected to Council, Passed June 12, 2000. it shall take effect and be in force shall be subject to annual review of Awaiting the approval or disap- the Tax Incentive Review Council. immediately upon its passage and proval of the Mayor. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 3. That the terms of said shall take effect and be in force tax abatement shall be in accor- from and after the earliest period dance with the terms as set forth in allowed by law. the Executive Summary contained Passed June 12, 2000. Ord. No. 765-2000. in File No. 765-2000-A. The terms of Awaiting the approval or disap- By Councilmen Westbrook, Melena said file notwithstanding, the terms proval of the Mayor. and Patmon (by departmental re- of the tax abatement shall not be quest). amended, nor shall the tax abate- An emergency ordinance a u t h o- ment be assignable or transferrable rizing the Director of Economic to any entity, without the prior leg- Ord. No. 762-2000. Development to enter into an Enter- islative authorization by Cleveland By Councilmen Rybka, Melena an d prise Zone Agreement with Midland City Council. Patmon (by departmental request). Steel Products Holding Company to Section 4. That the Director of An emergency ordinance authoriz- provide for a ten year abatement Economic Development is hereby ing the Director of Economic Devel- for certain tangible personal prop- authorized to charge and accept fees opment to enter into a contract with erty and real estate taxes as an in an amount not to exceed the max- ACHProperties, LLC to provide eco- incentive to assist with making the imum allowable under Chapter 5709 nomic development assistance to acquisition of machinery and equip- of the Revised Code and such funds partially finance the acquisition of ment and for real property improve- are hereby appropriated for the pur- real property located at 7100 Broad- ments located at 10615 Madison poses set forth in Chapter 5709 of way Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Avenue in the Cleveland Area the Revised Code. Such fees shall be Whereas, this ordinance consti- Enterprise Zone. deposited to and expended from tutes an emergency measure provid- Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance Fund No. 17 SF 305, Loan Fees Fund. ing for the usual daily operation of No. 948-95, passed June 19, 1995, this Section 5. That the Director of a municipal department; now, there- Council designated an area which is Law shall prepare and approve said fore, in the City of Cleveland and agreement and that said agreement 1423 84 The City Record June 21, 2000 shall contain such terms and provi- Section 8. That this ordinance is purchased during the preceding sions as he deems necessary to pro- hereby declared to be an emergency year, to be purchased by the Com- tect the City’s interest. measure and, provided it receives missioner of Purchases and Supplies Section 6. That this ordinance is the affirmative vote of two-thirds of upon a unit basis for the various hereby declared to be an emergency all the members elected to Council, divisions of City government. Bids measure and, provided it receives it shall take effect and be in force shall be taken in such manner as to the affirmative vote of two-thirds of immediately upon its passage and permit an award to be made for all all the members elected to Council, approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it items as a single contract, or by sep- it shall take effect and be in force shall take effect and be in force arate contract for each or any com- immediately upon its passage and from and after the earliest period bination of said items as the Board approval by the Mayor; otherwise it allowed by law. of Control shall determine. Alternate shall take effect and be in force Passed June 12, 2000. bids for a period less than a year from and after the earliest period Awaiting the approval or disap- may be taken if deemed desirable allowed by law. proval of the Mayor. by the Commissioner of Purchases Passed June 12, 2000. and Supplies until provision is made Awaiting the approval or disap- for the requirements for the entire proval of the Mayor. year. Ord. No. 768-2000. Section 2. The cost of said con- By Councilman Cintron. tract shall be charged against the An emergency ordinance to sup- proper appropriation account and Ord. No. 766-2000. plement the Codified Ordinances of the Director of Finance shall certi- By Councilmen Westbrook, Melena Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, by enacting fy thereon the amount of the initial and Patmon (by departmental new Section 133.04 thereof, relating purchase thereunder, which pur- request). to Exempted Special Events. chase, together with all subsequent An emergency ordinance authoriz- Whereas, this ordinance consti- purchases, shall be made on order of ing the Director of Economic Devel- tutes an emergency measure provid- the Commissioner of Purchases and opment to enter into a contract with ing for the usual daily operation of Supplies pursuant to a requisition Midland Steel Products Holding a municipal department; now, there- against such contract duly certified Company to provide economic devel- fore, by the Director of Finance. (RL opment assistance to partially Be it ordained by the Council of 3062) finance the acquisition of machinery the City of Cleveland: Section 3. That this ordinance is and equipment and for real proper- Section 1. That the Codified Ordi- hereby declared to be an emergency ty improvements located at 10615 nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, are measure and, provided it receives Madison Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. hereby supplemented by enacting the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, this ordinance consti- new Section 133.04 thereof, to read all the members elected to Council, tutes an emergency measure provid- as follows: it shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of immediately upon its passage and a municipal department; now, there- Section 133.04 Exempted Special approval by the Mayor; otherwise it fore, Events shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of Notwithstanding Section 133.031(g) from and after the earliest period the City of Cleveland: or any provision of the Codified Ordi- allowed by law. Section 1. That the Director of nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, to Passed June 12, 2000. Economic Development is hereby the contrary, a member of Council Awaiting the approval or disap- authorized to enter into a contract may request an exemption for a spe- proval of the Mayor. with Midland Steel Products Hold- cial event for an event located out- ing Company to provide economic side of the members’ ward if there development assistance to partially is not a location in the members’ finance the acquisition of machinery ward suitable for the special event. Ord. No. 812-2000. and equipment and for real proper- This exemption shall not be consid- By Councilman Patmon (by ty improvements located at 10615 ered as the exemption designated departmental request). Madison Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. pursuant to Section 133.031(g) of the Section 2. That the term of said An emergency ordinance authoriz- Codified Ordinances. ing the purchase by requirement loan shall be in accordance with the Section 2. That this ordinance is terms as set forth in the Executive contract of office supplies, for the hereby declared to be an emergency Summary contained in File No. 766- various divisions of City govern- measure and, provided it receives 2000-A. ment, for a period of one year, with the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 3. That the costs of said one option to renew for an addi- all the members elected to Council, contract shall not exceed Five Hun- tional year. it shall take effect and be in force dred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00), Whereas, this ordinance consti- immediately upon its passage and and shall be paid from Fund No. 17 tutes an emergency measure provid- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it SF 008, Request No. 26615. ing for the usual daily operation of shall take effect and be in force Section 4. That the Director of a municipal department; now, there- Economic Development is hereby from and after the earliest period fore, authorized to accept the collateral allowed by law. Be it ordained by the Council of as set forth in the Executive Sum- Passed June 12, 2000. the City of Cleveland: mary contained in the file refer- Awaiting the approval or disap- Section 1. That the Director of enced in Section 2 of this ordinance proval of the Mayor. Finance is hereby authorized to in order to secure repayment of said make a written requirement con- loan. Any security instrument shall tract in accordance with the Charter be prepared and approved by the and the Codified Ordinances of Director of Law. Ord. No. 811-2000. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the Section 5. That the Director of By Councilman Patmon (by requirements for the period of one Economic Development is hereby departmental request). year for the necessary items of authorized to accept monies in An emergency ordinance authoriz- office supplies in the approximate repayment of the loan and to deposit ing the purchase by requirement amount as purchased during the pre- said monies in Fund No. 17 SF 006. contract of lamps, for the various ceding year, with one (1) option Section 6. That the Director of divisions of City government. exercisable by the Director of Economic Development is hereby Whereas, this ordinance consti- Finance, to renew for an additional authorized to charge and accept fees tutes an emergency measure provid- one-year consecutive term, and can- in an amount not to exceed the max- ing for the usual daily operation of cellable upon thirty days written imum allowable fees under federal a municipal department; now, there- notice by said Director, to be pur- regulations and expend such fees to fore, chased by the Commissioner of Pur- cover costs incurred in the prepara- Be it ordained by the Council of chases and Supplies upon a unit tion of the loan application, closing the City of Cleveland: basis for the various divisions of and servicing of the loan. Such fees Section 1. That the Director of City government. Bids shall be shall be deposited to and expended Finance is hereby authorized to taken in such manner as to permit from Fund No. 17 SF 305, Loan Fees make a written requirement con- an award to be made for all items Fund, tract in accordance with the Charter as a single contract, or by separate Section 7. That the Director of and the Codified Ordinances of contract for each or any combina- Law is hereby authorized to prepare Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the tion of said items as the Board of said contract and such other docu- requirements for the period of one Control shall determine. Alternate ments as may be appropriate to com- year for the necessary items of bids for a period less than a year plete the transaction. lamps in the approximate amount as may be taken if deemed desirable 1424 June 21, 2000 The City Record 85 by the Commissioner of Purchases Section 4. That this ordinance is Ord. No. 822-2000. and Supplies until provision is made hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- for the requirements for the entire measure and, provided it receives mon (by departmental request). year. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of An emergency ordinance authoriz- Section 2. That the cost of said all the members elected to Council, ing the purchase by requirement contract shall be charged against it shall take effect and be in force contract of labor, material and ser- the proper appropriation account immediately upon its passage and vices necessary to maintain outdoor and the Director of Finance shall approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it residential lighting and energy effi- certify thereon the amount of the shall take effect and be in force cient programs, for the Division of initial purchase thereunder, which from and after the earliest period Cleveland Public Power, Department purchase, together with all subse- allowed by law. of Public Utilities, for a period not quent purchases, shall be made on Passed June 12, 2000. to exceed two years. order of the Commissioner of Pur- Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, this ordinance consti- chases and Supplies pursuant to a proval of the Mayor. tutes an emergency measure provid- requisition against such contract ing for the usual daily operation of duly certified by the Director of a municipal department; now, there- Finance. (RL 3060) fore, Section 3. That this ordinance is Ord. No. 815-2000. Be it ordained by the Council of hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilman Patmon (by the City of Cleveland: measure and, provided it receives departmental request). Section 1. That the Director of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of An emergency ordinance authoriz- Public Utilities is hereby authorized all the members elected to Council, ing the purchase by requirement to make a written requirement con- it shall take effect and be in force contract of the lease or lease with tract in accordance with the Charter immediately upon its passage and option to purchase an electronic key and the Codified Ordinances of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it telephone system, for the Division of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the shall take effect and be in force Information System Services, requirements for the period of two from and after the earliest period Department of Finance, for a period years of the necessary items of allowed by law. not to exceed three years. labor, material and services neces- Passed June 12, 2000. Whereas, this ordinance consti- sary to maintain outdoor residential Awaiting the approval or disap- tutes an emergency measure provid- lighting and energy efficient pro- proval of the Mayor. ing for the usual daily operation of grams, in the approximate amount a municipal department; now, there- as purchased during the preceding fore, term, to be purchased by the Com- Be it ordained by the Council of missioner of Purchases and Supplies Ord. No. 814-2000. the City of Cleveland: upon a unit basis for the Division By Councilman Patmon (by Section 1. That the Director of of Cleveland Public Power, Depart- departmental request). Finance is hereby authorized to ment of Public Utilities. Bids shall An emergency ordinance authoriz- make a written requirement con- be taken in such manner as to per- ing the purchase by requirement tract in accordance with the Char- mit an award to be made for all contract of various sizes of steel ter and the Codified Ordinances of items as a single contract, or by separate contract for each or any com- plates, for the various divisions of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the lease bination of said items as the Board City government. or lease with option to purchase the of Control shall determine. Alter- Whereas, this ordinance consti- necessary items, exercisable by the nate bids for a period less than two tutes an emergency measure provid- Director of Finance, for a period not years may be taken if deemed desir- ing for the usual daily operation of to exceed three years, an electronic able by the Commissioner of Pur- a municipal department; now, there- key telephone system, in the esti- chases and Supplies until provision fore, mated sum of $45,000.00 to be pur- Be it ordained by the Council of is made for the requirements for the chased by the Commissioner of Pur- entire term. the City of Cleveland: chases and Supplies upon a unit Section 1. That the Director of Section 2. That the cost of said basis for the Division of Informa- contract shall be charged against Finance is hereby authorized to tion System Services, Department of make a written requirement con- the proper appropriation account Finance. Bids shall be taken in and the Director of Finance shall tract in accordance with the Charter such manner as to permit an award and the Codified Ordinances of certify thereon the amount of the to be made for all items as a sin- initial purchase thereunder, which Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the gle contract, or by separate contract requirements for the period of one purchase, together with all subse- for each or any combination of said quent purchases, shall be made on year for the necessary items of var- items as the Board of Control shall ious sizes of steel plates in the order of the Commissioner of Pur- determine. Alternate bids for a approximate amount as purchased chases and Supplies pursuant to a period less than three years may be during the preceding year, to be pur- requisition against such contract taken if deemed desirable by the chased by the Commissioner of Pur- duly certified by the Director of chases and Supplies upon a unit Commissioner of Purchases and Finance. (RL 16620) basis for the various divisions of Supplies until provision is made for Section 3. That this ordinance is City government. Bids shall be the requirements for the entire hereby declared to be an emergency taken in such manner as to permit t e r m . measure and, provided it receives an award to be made for all items Section 2. That the cost of said the affirmative vote of two-thirds of as a single contract, or by separate contract shall be charged against all the members elected to Council, contract for each or any combina- the proper appropriation account it shall take effect and be in force tion of said items as the Board of and the Director of Finance shall immediately upon its passage and Control shall determine. Alternate certify thereon the amount of the approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it bids for a period less than a year initial purchase thereunder, which shall take effect and be in force may be taken if deemed desirable purchase, together with all subse- from and after the earliest period by the Commissioner of Purchases quent purchases, shall be made on allowed by law. and Supplies until provision is made order of the Commissioner of Pur- Passed June 12, 2000. for the requirements for the entire chases and Supplies pursuant to a Awaiting the approval or disap- year. requisition against such contract proval of the Mayor. Section 2. That the cost of said duly certified by the Director of contract shall be charged against Finance. (RL 7758) the proper appropriation account Section 3. That this ordinance is and the Director of Finance shall hereby declared to be an emergency Ord. No. 823-2000. certify thereon the amount of the measure and, provided it receives By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- initial purchase thereunder, which the affirmative vote of two-thirds of mon (by departmental request). purchase, together with all subse- all the members elected to Council, An emergency ordinance authoriz- quent purchases, shall be made on it shall take effect and be in force ing the purchase by requirement order of the Commissioner of Pur- immediately upon its passage and contract of labor and materials nec- chases and Supplies pursuant to a approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it essary to remove idle wood, concrete requisition against such contract shall take effect and be in force and metal poles, for the Division of duly certified by the Director of from and after the earliest period Cleveland Public Power, Department Finance. (RL 3059) allowed by law. of Public Utilities, for a period not Section 3. That all costs under the Passed June 12, 2000. to exceed two years. one (1) year contract authorized Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, this ordinance consti- herein shall not exceed $136,000.00. proval of the Mayor. tutes an emergency measure provid- 1425 86 The City Record June 21, 2000 ing for the usual daily operation of labor and materials needed to fab- bids for a period less than two years a municipal department; now, there- ricate ring and pinion gears, in the may be taken if deemed desirable fore, approximate amount as purchased by the Commissioner of Purchases Be it ordained by the Council of during the preceding term, to be and Supplies until provision is made the City of Cleveland: purchased by the Commissioner of for the requirements for the entire Section 1. That the Director of Purchases and Supplies upon a unit term. Public Utilities is hereby authorized basis for the Division of Water, Section 2. The cost of said con- to make a written requirement con- Department of Public Utilities. Bids tract shall be charged against the tract in accordance with the Charter shall be taken in such manner as to proper appropriation account and and the Codified Ordinances of permit an award to be made for all the Director of Finance shall certi- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the items as a single contract, or by sep- fy thereon the amount of the initial requirements for the period of two arate contract for each or any com- purchase thereunder, which pur- years of the necessary items of bination of said items as the Board chase, together with all subsequent labor and materials necessary to of Control shall determine. Alternate purchases, shall be made on order of remove idle wood, concrete and bids for a period less than two years the Commissioner of Purchases and metal poles, in the approximate may be taken if deemed desirable Supplies pursuant to a requisition amount as purchased during the pre- by the Commissioner of Purchases against such contract duly certified ceding term, to be purchased by the and Supplies until provision is made by the Director of Finance. (RL Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- for the requirements for the entire 16618) plies upon a unit basis for the Divi- term. Section 3. That this ordinance is sion of Cleveland Public Power, Section 2. The cost of said con- hereby declared to be an emergency Department of Public Utilities. Bids tract shall be charged against the measure and, provided it receives shall be taken in such manner as to proper appropriation account and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of permit an award to be made for all the Director of Finance shall certi- all the members elected to Council, items as a single contract, or by sep- fy thereon the amount of the initial it shall take effect and be in force arate contract for each or any com- purchase thereunder, which pur- immediately upon its passage and bination of said items as the Board chase, together with all subsequent approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of Control shall determine. Alternate purchases, shall be made on order of shall take effect and be in force bids for a period less than two years the Commissioner of Purchases and from and after the earliest period may be taken if deemed desirable Supplies pursuant to a requisition allowed by law. by the Commissioner of Purchases against such contract duly certified Passed June 12, 2000. and Supplies until provision is made by the Director of Finance. (RL Awaiting the approval or disap- for the requirements for the entire 18744) proval of the Mayor. term. Section 3. That this ordinance is Section 2. That the cost of said hereby declared to be an emergency contract shall be charged against measure and, provided it receives the proper appropriation account the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ord. No. 826-2000. and the Director of Finance shall all the members elected to Council, By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- certify thereon the amount of the it shall take effect and be in force mon (by departmental request). initial purchase thereunder, which immediately upon its passage and An emergency ordinance authoriz- purchase, together with all subse- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ing the purchase by requirement quent purchases, shall be made on shall take effect and be in force contract of hauling and disposal of order of the Commissioner of Pur- from and after the earliest period water plant residuals, for the Divi- chases and Supplies pursuant to a allowed by law. sion of Water, Department of Public requisition against such contract Passed June 12, 2000. Utilities, for a period not to exceed duly certified by the Director of Awaiting the approval or disap- two years. Finance. That all expenditures proval of the Mayor. Whereas, this ordinance consti- under the contract authorized here- tutes an emergency measure provid- in shall not exceed $35,000.00. (RL ing for the usual daily operation of 16613) a municipal department; now, there- Section 3. That this ordinance is Ord. No. 825-2000. fore, hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- Be it ordained by the Council of measure and, provided it receives mon (by departmental request). the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the City of Cleveland: An emergency ordinance authoriz- Section 1. That the Director of all the members elected to Council, ing the purchase by requirement it shall take effect and be in force Public Utilities is hereby authorized contract of labor and materials nec- to make a written requirement con- immediately upon its passage and essary for miscellaneous building approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it tract in accordance with the Char- maintenance services, for the vari- ter and the Codified Ordinances of shall take effect and be in force ous divisions of the Department of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- from and after the earliest period Public Utilities, for a period not to quirements for the period of two allowed by law. exceed two years. years of the necessary items of Passed June 12, 2000. Whereas, this ordinance consti- hauling and disposal of water plant Awaiting the approval or disap- tutes an emergency measure provid- residuals, in the approximate proval of the Mayor. ing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, there- amount as purchased during the fore, preceding term, to be purchased by Be it ordained by the Council of the Commissioner of Purchases and Ord. No. 824-2000. the City of Cleveland: Supplies upon a unit basis for the By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- Section 1. That the Director of Division of Water, Department of mon (by departmental request). Public Utilities is hereby authorized Public Utilities. Bids shall be taken An emergency ordinance authoriz- to make a written requirement con- in such manner as to permit an ing the purchase by requirement tract in accordance with the Charter award to be made for all items as contract of labor and materials and the Codified Ordinances of a single contract, or by separate needed to fabricate ring and pinion Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- contract for each or any combina- gears, for the Division of Water, quirements for the period of two tion of said items as the Board of Department of Public Utilities, for a years of the necessary items of Control shall determine. Alternate period not to exceed two years. labor and materials necessary for bids for a period less than two Whereas, this ordinance consti- miscellaneous building maintenance years may be taken if deemed desir- tutes an emergency measure provid- services, in the approximate amount able by the Commissioner of Pur- ing for the usual daily operation of as purchased during the preceding chases and Supplies until provision a municipal department; now, there- term, to be purchased by the Com- is made for the requirements for the fore, missioner of Purchases and Supplies entire term. Be it ordained by the Council of upon a unit basis for the Divisions Section 2. The cost of said contract the City of Cleveland: of Water, Water Pollution Control shall be charged against the proper Section 1. That the Director of and Cleveland Public Power, Depart- appropriation account and the Direc- Public Utilities is hereby authorized ment of Public Utilities. Bids shall tor of Finance shall certify thereon to make a written requirement con- be taken in such manner as to per- the amount of the initial purchase tract in accordance with the Charter mit an award to be made for all thereunder, which purchase, togeth- and the Codified Ordinances of items as a single contract, or by sep- er with all subsequent purchases, Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the arate contract for each or any com- shall be made on order of the Com- requirements for the period of two bination of said items as the Board missioner of Purchases and Supplies years for the necessary items of of Control shall determine. Alternate pursuant to a requisition against 1426 June 21, 2000 The City Record 87 such contract duly certified by the Ord. No. 828-2000. ing for the usual daily operation of Director of Finance. (RL 23478) By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- a municipal department; now, there- Section 3. That this ordinance is mon (by departmental request). fore, hereby declared to be an emergency An emergency ordinance authoriz- Be it ordained by the Council of measure and, provided it receives ing the Director of Public Utilities the City of Cleveland: the affirmative vote of two-thirds of to employ one or more professional Section 1. That the Director of all the members elected to Council, consultants to provide services nec- Public Utilities is hereby authorized it shall take effect and be in force essary to design, layout, produce to make a written requirement con- immediately upon its passage and and distribute 2000 and 2001 annual tract in accordance with the Charter approval by the Mayor; otherwise it reports and other customer public and the Codified Ordinances of shall take effect and be in force information materials, for the vari- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the from and after the earliest period ous divisions of the Department of requirements for the period of two allowed by law. Public Utilities. years of the necessary items of the Passed June 12, 2000. Whereas, this ordinance consti- rental of various pieces of heavy Awaiting the approval or disap- tutes an emergency measure provid- equipment, in the approximate proval of the Mayor. ing for the usual daily operation of amount as procured during the pre- a municipal department; now, there- ceding term, to be procured by the fore, Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Be it ordained by the Council of plies upon a unit basis for the Divi- Ord. No. 827-2000. the City of Cleveland: sion of Water, Department of Public By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- Section 1. That the Director of Utilities and the Division of Cleve- mon (by departmental request). Public Utilities is hereby authorized land Public Power, Department of An emergency ordinance authoriz- to employ by contract one or more Public Utilities. Bids shall be taken ing the purchase by requirement consultants or one or more firms of in such manner as to permit an contract of paper products, for the consultants for the purpose of sup- award to be made for all items as Divisions of Water and Cleveland plementing the regularly employed a single contract, or by separate Public Power, Department of Public staff of the several departments of contract for each or any combina- Utilities, for a period not to exceed the City of Cleveland in order to pro- tion of said items as the Board of two years. vide professional services necessary Control shall determine. Alternate Whereas, this ordinance consti- to design, layout, produce and dis- bids for a period less than two years tutes an emergency measure provid- tribute 2000 and 2001 annual reports may be taken if deemed desirable ing for the usual daily operation of and other customer public informa- by the Commissioner of Purchases a municipal department; now, there- tion materials, including but not and Supplies until provision is made fore, limited to writing, photography and for the requirements for the entire Be it ordained by the Council of artwork offset lithographic repro- term. the City of Cleveland: duction, for the Divisions of Water, Section 2. That the cost of said Section 1. That the Director of Cleveland Public Power and Water contract shall be charged against Utilities is hereby authorized to Pollution Control, Department of the proper appropriation account make a written requirement con- Public Utilities. and the Director of Finance shall tract in accordance with the Charter The selection of said consultants certify thereon the amount of the and the Codified Ordinances of for such services shall be made by initial procurement thereunder, which procurement, together with Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the the Board of Control upon the nom- all subsequent procurements, shall requirements for the period of two ination of the Director of Public be made on order of the Commis- years of the necessary items of Utilities from a list of qualified con- sioner of Purchases and Supplies paper products, in the approximate sultants available for such employ- amount as purchased during the pre- pursuant to a requisition against ment as may be determined after a such contract duly certified by the ceding term, to be purchased by the full and complete canvass by the Director of Finance. That all expen- Commissioner of Purchases and Director of Public Utilities for the Supplies upon a unit basis for the ditures under the contract autho- purpose of compiling such a list. rized herein shall not exceed Divisions of Water and Cleveland The compensation to be paid for Public Power, Department of Public $150,000.00. (RL 18745) such services shall be fixed by the Section 3. That this ordinance is Utilities. Bids shall be taken in such Board of Control. The contract here- manner as to permit an award to be hereby declared to be an emergency in authorized shall be prepared by measure and, provided it receives made for all items as a single con- the Director of Law, approved by tract, or by separate contract for the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the Director of Public Utilities, and all the members elected to Council, each or any combination of said certified by the Director of Finance. items as the Board of Control shall it shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That the costs for such determine. Alternate bids for a peri- immediately upon its passage and services herein contemplated shall od less than two years may be taken approval by the Mayor; otherwise it be paid from Fund Nos. 52 SF 001, if deemed desirable by the Commis- shall take effect and be in force 54 SF 001 and 58 SF 001, Request No. sioner of Purchases and Supplies from and after the earliest period until provision is made for the 23477. allowed by law. requirements for the entire term. Section 3. That this ordinance is Passed June 12, 2000. Section 2. That the cost of said hereby declared to be an emergency Awaiting the approval or disap- contract shall be charged against measure and, provided it receives proval of the Mayor. the proper appropriation account the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and the Director of Finance shall all the members elected to Council, certify thereon the amount of the it shall take effect and be in force initial purchase thereunder, which immediately upon its passage and Ord. No. 830-2000. purchase, together with all subse- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- quent purchases, shall be made on shall take effect and be in force mon (by departmental request). order of the Commissioner of Pur- from and after the earliest period An emergency ordinance authoriz- chases and Supplies pursuant to a allowed by law. ing the purchase by requirement requisition against such contract Passed June 12, 2000. contract of labor and materials to duly certified by the Director of Awaiting the approval or disap- maintain decorative and special Finance. That all expenditures proval of the Mayor. lighting, for the Division of Cleve- under the contract authorized here- land Public Power, Department of in shall not exceed $900,000.00. (RL Public Utilities, for a period not to 18742) exceed two years. Section 3. That this ordinance is Ord. No. 829-2000. Whereas, this ordinance consti- hereby declared to be an emergency By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- tutes an emergency measure provid- measure and, provided it receives mon (by departmental request). ing for the usual daily operation of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of An emergency ordinance authoriz- a municipal department; now, there- all the members elected to Council, ing the procurement by requirement fore, it shall take effect and be in force contract of the rental of various Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and pieces of heavy equipment, for the the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Division of Water, Department of Section 1. That the Director of shall take effect and be in force Public Utilities and the Division of Public Utilities is hereby authorized from and after the earliest period Cleveland Public Power, Department to make a written requirement con- allowed by law. of Public Utilities, for a period not tract in accordance with the Charter Passed June 12, 2000. to exceed two years. and the Codified Ordinances of Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the proval of the Mayor. tutes an emergency measure provid- requirements for the period of two 1427 88 The City Record June 21, 2000 years of the necessary items of from Fund No. 52 SF 001, Request Be it ordained by the Council of labor and materials necessary to No. 18741. the City of Cleveland: maintain decorative and special Section 3. That this ordinance is Section 1. That the Director of lighting, in the estimated sum of hereby declared to be an emergency Public Safety is hereby authorized $300,000.00 to be purchased by the measure and, provided it receives to make a written requirement con- Commissioner of Purchases and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tract in accordance with the Charter Supplies upon a unit basis for the all the members elected to Council, and the Codified Ordinances of Division of Cleveland Public Power, it shall take effect and be in force Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- Department of Public Utilities. Bids immediately upon its passage and quirements for the period of one shall be taken in such manner as to approval by the Mayor; otherwise it year of the necessary items of labor permit an award to be made for all shall take effect and be in force and materials necessary to service items as a single contract, or by sep- from and after the earliest period and repair elevators at the Justice arate contract for each or any com- allowed by law. Center and the 3rd District Police bination of said items as the Board Passed June 12, 2000. Station, in the approximate amount of Control shall determine. Alternate Awaiting the approval or disap- as purchased during the preceding bids for a period less than two years proval of the Mayor. term, with one (1) option exercis- may be taken if deemed desirable able by the Director of Finance, to by the Commissioner of Purchases renew for an additional one-year and Supplies until provision is made consecutive term, and cancellable for the requirements for the entire Ord. No. 832-2000. upon thirty days written notice by term. By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- said Director, to be purchased by Section 2. That the cost of said mon (by departmental request). the Commissioner of Purchases and contract shall be charged against An emergency ordinance authoriz- Supplies upon a unit basis for the the proper appropriation account ing the Director of Public Utilities Division of Police, Department of and the Director of Finance shall to enter into contract without com- Public Safety. Bids shall be taken in certify thereon the amount of the petitive bidding with ORACLE Ser- such manner as to permit an award initial purchase thereunder, which vice Industries for the purchase of to be made for all items as a single purchase, together with all subse- multi-server licenses, for the Divi- contract, or by separate contract for quent purchases, shall be made on sion of Water, Department of Public each or any combination of said order of the Commissioner of Pur- Utilities. items as the Board of Control shall chases and Supplies pursuant to a Whereas, this ordinance consti- determine. Alternate bids for a peri- requisition against such contract tutes an emergency measure provid- od less than one year may be taken duly certified by the Director of ing for the usual daily operation of if deemed desirable by the Commis- Finance. That all expenditures a municipal department; now, there- sioner of Purchases and Supplies under the contract authorized here- fore, until provision is made for the in shall not exceed $300,000.00. (RL Be it ordained by the Council of requirements for the entire year. 16622) the City of Cleveland: Section 2. That the cost of said Section 3. That this ordinance is Section 1. That it is hereby deter- contract shall be charged against hereby declared to be an emergency mined that the within commodities the proper appropriation account measure and, provided it receives are non-competitive and cannot be and the Director of Finance shall the affirmative vote of two-thirds of secured from any source other than certify thereon the amount of the all the members elected to Council, ORACEL Service Industries. There- initial purchase thereunder, which it shall take effect and be in force fore, the Director of Public Utilities purchase, together with all subse- immediately upon its passage and is hereby authorized to make a writ- quent purchases, shall be made on approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it ten contract with said ORACLE Ser- order of the Commissioner of Pur- shall take effect and be in force vice Industries upon the basis of its chases and Supplies pursuant to a from and after the earliest period proposal dated April 26, 2000, for requisition against such contract allowed by law. multi-server licenses, to be pur- duly certified by the Director of Passed June 12, 2000. chased by the Commissioner of Pur- Finance. (RL 15234) Awaiting the approval or disap- chases and Supplies for a gross Section 3. That this ordinance is proval of the Mayor. price for the Division of Water, hereby declared to be an emergency Department of Public Utilities. measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That all expenditures the affirmative vote of two-thirds of under the contract authorized here- all the members elected to Council, Ord. No. 831-2000. in shall not exceed $319,979.00. The it shall take effect and be in force By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- cost of said contract shall be paid immediately upon its passage and mon (by departmental request). from Fund No. 52 SF 001, Request approval by the Mayor; otherwise it An emergency ordinance authoriz- No. 23492. shall take effect and be in force ing the Director of Public Utilities Section 3. That this ordinance is from and after the earliest period to enter into contract without com- hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. petitive bidding with Pitney Bowes measure and, provided it receives Passed June 12, 2000. for the maintenance of a mail insert- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Awaiting the approval or disap- er machine, for the Division of all the members elected to Council, proval of the Mayor. Water, Department of Public Utili- it shall take effect and be in force ties, for a period not to exceed three immediately upon its passage and years. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Whereas, this ordinance consti- shall take effect and be in force Ord. No. 838-2000. tutes an emergency measure provid- from and after the earliest period By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- ing for the usual daily operation of allowed by law. mon (by departmental request). a municipal department; now, there- Passed June 12, 2000. An emergency ordinance authoriz- fore, Awaiting the approval or disap- ing the purchase by requirement Be it ordained by the Council of proval of the Mayor. contract of furniture and fixtures the City of Cleveland: for various locations within the Section 1. That it is hereby deter- Division of Police, Department of mined that the within commodities Public Safety. are non-competitive and cannot be Ord. No. 834-2000. Whereas, this ordinance consti- secured from any source other than By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- tutes an emergency measure provid- Pitney Bowes. Therefore, the Direc- mon (by departmental request). ing for the usual daily operation of tor of Public Utilities is hereby An emergency ordinance authoriz- a municipal department; now, there- authorized to make a written con- ing the purchase by requirement fore, tract with said Pitney Bowes upon contract of labor and materials nec- Be it ordained by the Council of the basis of their proposal dated essary to service and repair eleva- the City of Cleveland: January 12, 2000, for maintenance of tors at the Justice Center and the Section 1. That the Director of a mail inserter machine for a peri- 3rd District Police Station, for the Public Safety is hereby authorized od not to exceed three years, to be Division of Police, Department of to make a written requirement con- purchased by the Commissioner of Public Safety, for a period of one tract in accordance with the Charter Purchases and Supplies upon a unit year, with one option to renew for and the Codified Ordinances of basis for the Division of Water, an additional year. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the Department of Public Utilities. Whereas, this ordinance consti- requirements for the period of one Section 2. That all expenditures tutes an emergency measure provid- year for the necessary items of fur- under the contract authorized here- ing for the usual daily operation of niture and fixtures for various loca- in shall not exceed $42,673.00. The a municipal department; now, there- tions within the Division of Police cost of said contract shall be paid fore, in the approximate amount as pur- 1428 June 21, 2000 The City Record 89 chased during the preceding year, to the affirmative vote of two-thirds of purchases, shall be made on order of be purchased by the Commissioner all the members elected to Council, the Commissioner of Purchases and of Purchases and Supplies upon a it shall take effect and be in force Supplies pursuant to a requisition unit basis for the Division of Police, immediately upon its passage and against such contract duly certified Department of Public Safety. Bids approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it by the Director of Finance. shall be taken in such manner as to shall take effect and be in force Section 5. That this ordinance is permit an award to be made for all from and after the earliest period hereby declared to be an emergency items as a single contract, or by sep- allowed by law. measure and, provided it receives arate contract for each or any com- Passed June 12, 2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of bination of said items as the Board Awaiting the approval or disap- all the members elected to Council, of Control shall determine. Alter- proval of the Mayor. it shall take effect and be in force nate bids for a period less than a immediately upon its passage and year may be taken if deemed desir- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it able by the Commissioner of Pur- shall take effect and be in force chases and Supplies until provision Ord. No. 840-2000. from and after the earliest period is made for the requirements for the By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- allowed by law. entire year. mon (by departmental request). Passed June 12, 2000. Section 2. That the cost of said An emergency ordinance authoriz- Awaiting the approval or disap- contract shall be charged against ing the Director of Public Safety to proval of the Mayor. the proper appropriation account apply for and accept a grant from and the Director of Finance shall the Ohio Department of Public Safe- certify thereon the amount of the ty for the 2000-2001 EMS-EMT Train- initial purchase thereunder, which ing Program; and authorizing the Ord. No. 841-2000. purchase, together with all subse- purchase by requirement contract of quent purchases, shall be made on By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- equipment and supplies necessary to mon (by departmental request). order of the Commissioner of Pur- implement the program. chases and Supplies pursuant to a An emergency ordinance authoriz- Whereas, this ordinance consti- ing the Director of Public Health to requisition against such contract tutes an emergency measure provid- duly certified by the Director of enter into contracts with various ing for the usual daily operation of agencies to provide AIDS-related Finance. (RL 15236) a municipal department; now, there- Section 3. That this ordinance is services. fore, Whereas, this ordinance consti- hereby declared to be an emergency Be it ordained by the Council of tutes an emergency measure provid- measure and, provided it receives the City of Cleveland: ing for the usual daily operation of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1. That the Director of a municipal department; now, there- all the members elected to Council, Public Safety is hereby authorized fore, it shall take effect and be in force to apply for and accept a grant in Be it ordained by the Council of immediately upon its passage and the amount not to exceed $78,686.13, approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it from the Ohio Department of Public the City of Cleveland: shall take effect and be in force Safety, to conduct the 2000-2001 EMS- Section 1. That the Director of from and after the earliest period EMT Training Program, for the pur- Public Health is hereby authorized allowed by law. poses set forth in the application to enter into one or more contracts Passed June 12, 2000. and according thereto; that the to provide AIDS-related services Awaiting the approval or disap- Director of Public Safety is hereby with the following agencies, in the proval of the Mayor. authorized to file all papers and following amounts: execute all documents necessary to receive the funds under said grant; Agency Amount and that said funds be and they Ord. No. 839-2000. hereby are appropriated for the pur- AIDS Housing Council By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- poses set forth in the application for (support services) $370,000.00 mon (by departmental request). said grant. AIDS Housing Council An emergency ordinance authoriz- Section 2. That the application for (rental assistance) $128,327.00 ing the Director of Public Safety to said grant, File No. 840-2000-A, made AIDS Taskforce of Greater enter into contract without competi- a part hereof as if fully rewritten Cleveland $165,576.00 tive bidding with Medtronic Physio- herein, is hereby approved in all Visiting Nurses Control for the purchase of mainte- respects. Association $ 40,986.00 nance service on defibrillators, Section 3. That the Director of including but not limited to moni- Public Safety shall have the author- In addition, the sum of not more tors and battery support systems, ity to extend the term of the grant than $20,000 is appropriated to the for the Division of Emergency Med- if said extension does not involve an Department of Public Health for ical Service, Department of Public increase in the dollar amount of the administrative costs of implement- Safety. grant specified above. ing the HOPWA program. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 4. That the Director of Section 2. That the costs of the tutes an emergency measure provid- Public Safety is hereby authorized contracts authorized above shall be ing for the usual daily operation of to make a written requirement con- paid from Fund No. 13 SF 515, a municipal department; now, there- tract in accordance with the Charter Request No. 6791. fore, and the Codified Ordinances of Section 3. That this ordinance is Be it ordained by the Council of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- hereby declared to be an emergency the City of Cleveland: quirements for the grant term for measure and, provided it receives Section 1. That it is hereby deter- the necessary items of equipment the affirmative vote of two-thirds of mined that the within commodities and supplies necessary to implement all the members elected to Council, are non-competitive and cannot be the program, to be purchased by the it shall take effect and be in force secured from any source other than Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- immediately upon its passage and Medtronic PhysioControl. Therefore, plies upon a unit basis for the approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it the Director of Public Safety is here- Department of Public Safety. Bids shall take effect and be in force by authorized to make a written shall be taken in such manner as to from and after the earliest period contract with said Medtronic Phys- permit an award to be made for all allowed by law. ioControl, for a period of one year items as a single contract, or by sep- Passed June 12, 2000. on the basis of their proposal for arate contract for each or any com- Awaiting the approval or disap- maintenance service on defibrilla- bination of said items as the Board proval of the Mayor. tors, including but not limited to of Control shall determine. Alternate monitors and battery support sys- bids for a period less than one year tems, to be purchased by the Com- may be taken if deemed desirable missioner of Purchases and Supplies by the Commissioner of Purchases for a gross price for the Division of and Supplies until provision is made Ord. No. 842-2000. Emergency Medical Service, Depart- for the requirements for the entire By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- ment of Public Safety. year. mon (by departmental request). Section 2. That the cost of said That the cost of said contract An emergency ordinance authoriz- contract hereby authorized shall be shall be charged against the proper ing the Director of Public Health to paid from Fund No. 01-600402-661200, appropriation account and the amend Contract No. 53170 with Uni- Request No. 10665. Director of Finance shall certify versity Settlement to provide addi- Section 3. That this ordinance is thereon the amount of the initial tional lead abatement services. hereby declared to be an emergency purchase thereunder, which pur- Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance measure and, provided it receives chase, together with all subsequent No. 2186-97, passed April 6, 1998, the 1429 90 The City Record June 21, 2000

Director of Public Health entered inspectors identified on a list pro- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it into Contract No. 53170 with Univer- vided by the ODE or with any shall take effect and be in force sity Settlement to provide lead inspectors who are certified by the from and after the earliest period abatement services; and State of Ohio to perform inspections allowed by law. Whereas, additional lead abate- of day care centers, for the purpose Passed June 12, 2000. ment services are desired; and of providing inspections, during the Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, this ordinance consti- period from July 1, 2000, through proval of the Mayor. tutes an emergency measure provid- June 30, 2001. The Director of Pub- ing for the usual daily operation of lic Health is hereby authorized to a municipal department; now, there- receive the funds for this program; fore, and upon acceptance of said funds Ord. No. 846-2000. Be it ordained by the Council of appropriate them for the purposes By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- the City of Cleveland: as identified above and set forth in mon (by departmental request). Section 1. That the Director of the agreement or memorandum of An emergency ordinance authoriz- Public Health is authorized to understanding. ing the Director of Parks, Recre- amend Contract No. 53170 with Uni- Section 3. That the cost of the con- ation and Properties to transfer the versity Settlement to provide addi- tracts authorized herein shall be ownership of the Ivan Franko bust tional lead abatement services, and paid from the fund or funds to from the City of Cleveland to the to increase the amount of the con- which are credited the proceeds United Ukrainian Organizations of tract by $25,000, for a total of accepted pursuant to this ordinance. Greater Cleveland in exchange for $230,000.00. Said increase shall be Section 4. That this ordinance is two Ukrainian busts to be created paid from Fund No. 13 SF 456, hereby declared to be an emergency and installed in the Cultural Gar- Request No. 7148. measure and, provided it receives dens at Rockefeller Park. Section 2. That this ordinance is the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, Section 181.19 of the hereby declared to be an emergency all the members elected to Council, Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, measure and, provided it receives it shall take effect and be in force Ohio, 1976, authorizes the sale of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of immediately upon its passage and personal property owned by the City all the members elected to Council, approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it of Cleveland when no longer needed it shall take effect and be in force shall take effect and be in force or not suitable for the use of the immediately upon its passage and from and after the earliest period City; and approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it allowed by law. Whereas, the City owns the Ivan shall take effect and be in force Passed June 12, 2000. Franko bust; and from and after the earliest period Awaiting the approval or disap- Whereas, the bust is not current- allowed by law. proval of the Mayor. ly being displayed but rather is in Passed June 12, 2000. a Division of Park Maintenance and Awaiting the approval or disap- Properties service station; and proval of the Mayor. Whereas, if the City transfers Ord. No. 845-2000. ownership of the Ivan Franko bust By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- to the United Ukrainian Organiza- mon (by departmental request). tions of Greater Cleveland, that Ord. No. 843-2000. An emergency ordinance authoriz- organization will have a replica of By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- ing the purchase by contract of the Ivan Franko bust and of another mon (by departmental request). labor and materials necessary to An emergency ordinance autho- best of a famous Ukrainian created install tubing and other related rizing the Director of Public Health and installed in the Cultural Gar- work at Glenville Recreation Center, to enter into an agreement or mem- dens at Rockefeller Park; and including removal of existing tub- orandum of understanding with the Whereas, this ordinance consti- ing and appurtenances, for the Divi- State of Ohio, Department of Edu- tutes an emergency measure provid- sion of Property Management, cation, Division of Early Childhood ing for the usual daily operation of Department of Parks, Recreation Education and the Ohio Association a municipal department; now, there- and Properties. of County Boards of Mental Retar- fore, dation and Developmental Disabili- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Be it ordained by the Council of ties; to accept funds to administer tutes an emergency measure provid- the City of Cleveland: and perform inspections of day care ing for the usual daily operation of Section 1. That, notwithstanding centers; and to authorize the Direc- a municipal department; now, there- and as an exception to Section 181.19 tor of Public Health to enter into fore, of the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- contracts with certified inspectors Be it ordained by the Council of land, Ohio, 1976, the Director of to perform day care center inspec- the City of Cleveland: Parks, Recreation and Properties t i o n s . Section 1. That the Director of will transfer ownership of the Ivan Whereas, this ordinance consti- Parks, Recreation and Properties is Franko bust to the United Ukrain- tutes an emergency measure provid- hereby authorized to make a writ- ian Organizations of Greater Cleve- ing for the usual daily operation of ten contract in accordance with the land. In exchange for this transfer a municipal department; now, there- Charter and the Codified Ordinances of ownership, the City of Cleveland fore, of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for each or will receive from the United Ukrain- Be it ordained by the Council of all of the following items: labor and ian Organizations of Greater Cleve- the City of Cleveland: materials necessary to install tubing land, a replica of the Ivan Franko Section 1. That the Director of within two (2) existing boilers at bust and of another bust of a Public Health is hereby authorized Glenville Recreation Center and famous Ukrainian both to be creat- to enter into an agreement or mem- other related work, including ed and installed in the Cultural Gar- orandum of understanding, as appro- removal of existing tubing and dens at Rockefeller Park at no cost priate, with the State of Ohio, appurtenances, to be purchased by to the City. Department of Education, Division the Commissioner of Purchases and Section 2. The Director of Parks, of Early Childhood Education Supplies for a gross price for the Recreation and Properties is autho- (“ODE”) and the Ohio Association of Division of Property Management, rized to execute all documents or County Boards of Mental Retarda- Department of Parks, Recreation agreements and do all things nection and Developmental Disabilities and Properties. essary to effectuate the exchange (“Ohio Association”), under which Section 2. That the contract autho- identified above. the ODE, through the Ohio Associa- rized herein shall be for a term of Section 3. That this ordinance is tion, shall provide the City with one (1) year or less and all expen- hereby declared to be an emergency funds in the estimated amount of ditures under the contract shall not measure and, provided it receives Sixty Five Thousand Dollars exceed $25,000.00. The cost of said the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ($65,00.00), for the purpose of the contract shall be paid from Fund all the members elected to Council, City Department of Public Health’s No. 01-701110-645200, Request No. it shall take effect and be in force provision of administrative support, 2 1 9 5 3 . immediately upon its passage and maintenance of data and records Section 3. That this ordinance is approval by the Mayor; otherwise it and payment of fees and expenses hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force for inspection services of day care measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period centers. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. Section 2. That the Director of all the members elected to Council, Passed June 12, 2000. Public Health is hereby authorized it shall take effect and be in force Awaiting the approval or disap- to enter into contracts with certified immediately upon its passage and proval of the Mayor. 1430 June 21, 2000 The City Record 91

Ord. No. 848-2000. Section 2. That the terms of said from the Federal Highway Admin- By Councilmen Gordon and Pat- loan shall be in accordance with the istration, to conduct the Scenic mon (by departmental request). terms as set forth in the Executive Byways Program, for the purposes An emergency ordinance authoriz- Summary contained in File No. 851- set forth in the project summary ing the Director of Aging to apply 2000-A. and according thereto; that the for and accept a grant from the Section 3. That the cost of said Director of the City Planning Com- Western Reserve Area Agency on contract shall not exceed Three mission is hereby authorized to file Aging for the 2000 Western Reserve Hundred Thousand Dollars all papers and execute all docu- Area Agency on Aging Program. ($300,000.00), and shall be paid from ments necessary to receive the Whereas, this ordinance consti- Fund No. 17 SF 008, Request No. funds under said grant; and that tutes an emergency measure provid- 26618. said funds be and they hereby are ing for the usual daily operation of Section 4. That the Director of appropriated for the purposes set a municipal department; now, there- Community Development is hereby forth in the project summary for fore, authorized and directed to accept said grant. Be it ordained by the Council of collateral as said Director shall Section 2. That the project sum- the City of Cleveland: deem adequate in order to secure mary for said grant, File No. 868- Section 1. That the Director of repayment of said Loan. Any secu- 2000-A, made a part hereof as if Aging is hereby authorized to apply rity instrument shall be prepared fully rewritten herein, is hereby for and accept a grant in the and approved by the Director of approved in all respects. amount of $114,855.00, from the Law. Section 3. That this ordinance is Western Reserve Area Agency on Section 5. That the Director of hereby declared to be an emergency Aging, to conduct the 2000 Western Community Development is hereby measure and, provided it receives Reserve Area Agency on Aging Pro- authorized to accept monies in the affirmative vote of two-thirds of gram, for the purposes set forth in repayment of the loan and to deposit all the members elected to Council, the application and according there- said monies in Fund No. 17 SF 006. it shall take effect and be in force to; that the Director of Aging is Section 6. That the Director of immediately upon its passage and hereby authorized to file all papers Community Development is hereby approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it and execute all documents neces- authorized to accept and charge fees shall take effect and be in force sary to receive the funds under said in an amount not to exceed the max- from and after the earliest period grant; and that said funds be and imum allowable under federal regu- allowed by law. they hereby are appropriated for the lations and expend such fees to Passed June 12, 2000. purposes set forth in the application cover costs incurred in the prepara- Awaiting the approval or disap- for said grant. tion of the loan application, closing proval of the Mayor. Section 2. That the application for and servicing of the loan. Such fees said grant, File No. 848-2000-A, made shall be deposited to and expended a part hereof as if fully rewritten from Fund No. 17 SF 305, Loan Fees herein, is hereby approved in all Fund. Ord. No. 869-2000. respects. Section 7. That the Director of By Councilmen Cimperman and Section 3. That this ordinance is Law is authorized to prepare said Patmon (by departmental request). hereby declared to be an emergency contract and such other documents An emergency ordinance authoriz- measure and, provided it receives as may be appropriate to complete ing the Director of the City Plan- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the transaction. ning Commission to apply for and all the members elected to Council, Section 8. That the Mayor, the accept a grant from the Federal it shall take effect and be in force Directors of Law, Finance, Commu- Highway Administration for the immediately upon its passage and nity Development and Economic TCSP Program. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Development are hereby authorized Whereas, this ordinance consti- shall take effect and be in force to execute such certifications and tutes an emergency measure provid- from and after the earliest period documents and to take such other ing for the usual daily operation of allowed by law. actions as may be necessary or a municipal department; now, there- Passed June 12, 2000. appropriate to carry out the terms fore, Awaiting the approval or disap- of the agreements authorized in this Be it ordained by the Council of proval of the Mayor. Ordinance. the City of Cleveland: Section 9. That this ordinance is Section 1. That the Director of the hereby declared to be an emergency City Planning Commission is here- measure and, provided it receives by authorized to apply for and Ord. No. 851-2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of accept a grant in the amount of By Councilmen Cimperman, Mele- all the members elected to Council, $259,000.00, from the Federal High- na and Patmon (by departmental it shall take effect and be in force way Administration, to conduct the request). immediately upon its passage and TCSP Program, for the purposes set An emergency ordinance authoriz- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it forth in the program description ing the Director of Community shall take effect and be in force and according thereto; that the Development to enter into contract from and after the earliest period Director of the City Planning Com- with Marshall-Magnate Building, allowed by law. mission is hereby authorized to file LTD to provide a Loan to partially Passed June 12, 2000. all papers and execute all docu- finance the rehabilitation and rede- Awaiting the approval or disap- ments necessary to receive the velopment of the historic Marshall proval of the Mayor. funds under said grant; and that Drug Building located at the corner said funds be and they hereby are of W. 9th Street and Lakeside appropriated for the purposes set Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. forth in the program description for Whereas, this ordinance consti- Ord. No. 868-2000. said grant. tutes an emergency measure provid- By Councilmen Cimperman and Section 2. That the program ing for the usual daily operation of Patmon (by departmental request). description for said grant, File No. a municipal department; now, there- An emergency ordinance authoriz- 869-2000-A, made a part hereof as if fore, ing the Director of the City Plan- fully rewritten herein, is hereby Be it ordained by the Council of ning Commission to apply for and approved in all respects. the City of Cleveland: accept a grant from the Federal Section 3. That this ordinance is Section 1. That the Director of Highway Administration for the hereby declared to be an emergency Community Development is hereby Scenic Byways Program. measure and, provided it receives authorized to enter into and execute Whereas, this ordinance consti- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of a contract for and on behalf of the tutes an emergency measure provid- all the members elected to Council, City of Cleveland with Marshall- ing for the usual daily operation of it shall take effect and be in force Magnate Building, LTD to provide a a municipal department; now, there- immediately upon its passage and loan to partially finance the reha- fore, approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it bilitation and redevelopment of the Be it ordained by the Council of shall take effect and be in force Marshall Building located at the cor- the City of Cleveland: from and after the earliest period ner of W. 9th Street and Lakeside Section 1. That the Director of the allowed by law. Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio into market City Planning Commission is hereby Passed June 12, 2000. rate rental housing units and com- authorized to apply for and accept Awaiting the approval or disap- mercial space. a grant in the amount of $280,000, proval of the Mayor. 1431 92 The City Record June 21, 2000

Ord. No. 902-2000. By Councilman Patmon (by departmental request). An emergency ordinance authorizing the Director of Finance to pay as Moral Claims the sums herein set forth opposite the names of the claimants. 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 Finance is hereby authorized to pay as Moral Claims the sums set forth opposite and names of the following claimants and charged against the fund numbers opposite the names of the claimants:

Claimant Claim No. Amount Division Fund

Milan Kovatch 10857 $1,500.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Christopher Velotta 10862 $602.43 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Tania Starcovic 10868 $296.59 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Carol Dolan 10869 $1,500.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Matthew Cappezzuto 10886 $1,000.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Oscar Crowder III 10893 $300.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Zaremba Molden Investments 10902 $1,000.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 James Carr, Jr. 10907 $500.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Danette Boone 10911 $500.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 David Sandoval 10921 $1,500.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Beverly Jarrett 10930 $250.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Gloria Rauscher 10936 $1,500.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Charlotte Hamilton 10937 $500.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Rick Plotz 10939 $500.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Shirleen and Tyrone Mitchell 10925 $2,000.00 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Narun Prak 10926 $498.15 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001 Robert Smith 10927 $1,639.75 Water Pollution Control 54 SF 001

Robert and Ethel Gentry 10811 $350.00 Police 01-600202-672000 Juanita Garnett 10864 $1,159.00 Police 01-600202-672000 Douglas Hawkins 10870A $290.00 Police 01-600202-672000 Emmanuel Lozano 10870B $500.00 Police 01-600202-672000 Tommie and Eddie Tartt 10888 $125.00 Police 01-600202-672000 Jerry Beavers 10900 $282.49 Police 01-600202-672000 Katherine Habdas 10918 $300.00 Police 01-600202-672000 Chris Hall 10935 $608.41 Police 01-600202-672000 Keith Sehlegel 10942 $71.00 Police 01-600202-672000

Nancy Cooper 10874A $180.82 Fire 01-600302-672000 Rafik Massouh-Kharaz 10874B $502.55 Fire 01-600302-672000 James Moss, Sr. 10903 $1,000.00 Fire 01-600302-672000 Renetha S. Webb 10931 $590.75 Fire 01-600302-672000 Bobby Betts 10932 $575.77 Fire 01-600302-672000

Donald Phillips 10894 $500.00 EMS 01-600402-672000

Dempsey Powers 10851 $51.36 Park Maintenance 01-701205-672000 St. Joseph Collinwood Elementary School 10872 $250.00 Recreation 01-700404-672000

Showanda Bolwaire 10861 $1,375.00 Park Maintenance 01-701204-672000 (Urban Forestry) Dolores Smaloer 10890 $490.60 Park Maintenance 01-701204-672000 (Urban Forestry) Willa Wright 10897 $500.00 Park Maintenance 01-701204-672000 (Urban Forestry)

Cyrus E. Oatridge 10877 $1,799.95 Streets 11 SF 401

Frank Townsend 10904 $19.33 Waste Collection 01-400303-672000 Granger Trucking, Inc. 10922 $524.75 Waste Collection 01-400303-672000

Marian Belle 10899 $78.00 Municipal Clerk 01-011601-672000 Of Courts

Section 2. That the authority of the Director of Finance to pay the amounts set forth in Section 1 of this ordinance is conditioned upon a City-approved written acceptance by the claimant of the City's offer to pay this claim within six months from the effective date of this ordinance. Section 3. 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 June 12, 2000. Awaiting the approval or disapproval of the Mayor. 1432 June 21, 2000 The City Record 93

Ord. No. 903-2000. shall take effect and be in force year for the necessary items of By Councilman Patmon (by de- from and after the earliest period labor and materials necessary for partmental request). allowed by law. emergency cleanup and replacement An emergency ordinance to Passed June 12, 2000. of leaking underground storage amend the title and Sections 1 and Awaiting the approval or disap- tanks and systems in the approxi- 2 of Ordinance No. 1174-97, passed proval of the Mayor. mate amount as purchased during July 16, 1997, relating to the pur- the preceding year, to be purchased chase, lease or lease with option to by the Commissioner of Purchases purchase of telephone equipment and Supplies upon a unit basis for and systems, voice and data com- Ord. No. 906-2000. the Division of Motor Vehicle Main- munication systems and coin oper- By Councilmen O’Malley, Lewis tenance, Department of Public Ser- ated telephones, including equip- and Patmon (by departmental re- vice. Bids shall be taken in such ment, service, supplies and materi- quest). manner as to permit an award to be als necessary to service and main- An emergency ordinance to amend made for all items as a single contain new and existing telephone Section 129.33 of the Codified Ordi- tract, or by separate contract for networks of the Department of Port nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as each or any combination of said C o n t r o l . amended by Ordinance No. 1148-88, items as the Board of Control shall Whereas, this ordinance consti- passed May 16, 1998, relating to con- determine. Alternate bids for a peri- tutes an emergency measure provid- tracts for purchase of electric power od less than a year may be taken if ing for the usual daily operation of and energy. deemed desirable by the Commis- a municipal department; now, there- Whereas, this ordinance consti- sioner of Purchases and Supplies fore, tutes an emergency measure provid- until provision is made for the Be it ordained by the Council of ing for the usual daily operation of requirements for the entire year. the City of Cleveland: a municipal department; now, there- Section 2. That the cost of said Section 1. That the title and Sec- fore, contract shall be charged against the proper appropriation account tions 1 and 2 of Ordinance No. 1174- Be it ordained by the Council of and the Director of Finance shall 97, passed July 16, 1997, are hereby the City of Cleveland: certify thereon the amount of the amended to read, respectively, as Section 1. That Section 129.33 of initial purchase thereunder, which follows: the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- An emergency ordinance authoriz- purchase, together with all subse- land, Ohio, 1976, as amended by quent purchases, shall be made on ing the purchase or lease, or lease Ordinance No. 1148-88, passed May with option to purchase of telephone order of the Commissioner of Pur- 16, 1998, is hereby amended to read chases and Supplies pursuant to a equipment and systems, voice and as follows: data communication systems and requisition against such contract duly certified by the Director of coin operated telephones, including Section 129.33 Contracts for Pur- equipment, service, supplies and Finance. (RL 17724) chase of Electric Power and Energy Section 3. That this ordinance is materials necessary to service and Notwithstanding and as an excep- maintain new and existing tele- hereby declared to be an emergency tion to the Codified Ordinances of measure and, provided it receives phone networks for the Department Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the Director of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of of Port Control, for a period not to Public Utilities, or any person des- all the members elected to Council, exceed three years. ignated for this purpose by the it shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That the Director of Director, is hereby authorized to immediately upon its passage and Port Control is hereby authorized to enter into contracts for the whole- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it make a written contract in accor- sale purchase and sale of electric shall take effect and be in force dance with the Charter and the power and energy, as needed, for from and after the earliest period Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, the Division of Cleveland Public allowed by law. Ohio, 1976, for the purchase, lease or Power. Passed June 12, 2000. lease with option to purchase for the Section 2. That Section 129.33 of Awaiting the approval or disap- necessary items, exercisable by the the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- proval of the Mayor. Director of Port Control, for a peri- land, Ohio, 1976, as amended by od not to exceed three (3) years, Ordinance No. 1148-88, passed May telephone equipment and systems, 16, 1998, is hereby repealed. voice and data communication sys- Section 3. That this ordinance is tems and coin operated telephones, hereby declared to be an emergency Ord. No. 928-2000. including equipment, service, sup- measure and, provided it receives By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- mon (by departmental request). plies and materials necessary to ser- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of An emergency ordinance authoriz- vice and maintain new and existing all the members elected to Council, ing the Director of Public Safety to telephone networks of the Depart- it shall take effect and be in force enter into a requirement contract immediately upon its passage and ment of Port Control, in the approx- with Dictaphone Corporation for the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it imate amount as purchased during a maintenance contract for Dicta- the preceding terms, to be purchased shall take effect and be in force phone equipment, for the Division of by the Commissioner of Purchases from and after the earliest period Emergency Medical Service, Depart- and Supplies upon a unit basis for allowed by law. ment of Public Safety. the Department of Port Control. Passed June 12, 2000. Whereas, this ordinance consti- That pursuant to Section 108(b) of Awaiting the approval or disap- tutes an emergency measure provid- the Charter, the purchases, leases or proval of the Mayor. ing for the usual daily operation of leases with option to purchase a municipal department; now, there- authorized by this ordinance may be fore, made through cooperative agree- Be it ordained by the Council of ments using state procedures. The Ord. No. 924-2000. the City of Cleveland: Director of Port Control may sign By Councilmen Cintron and Pat- Section 1. That it is hereby deter- all documents with the State of Ohio mon (by departmental request). mined that the within services are or any of its political subdivisions An emergency ordinance authoriz- non-competitive and cannot be that are necessary to effectuate ing the purchase by requirement secured from any source other than such cooperative efforts, and may contract of labor and materials nec- Dictaphone Corporation. Therefore, enter into contract with the vendors essary for emergency cleanup and the Director of Public Safety is here- selected through that cooperative replacement of leaking underground by authorized to make a written process. storage tanks and systems, for the requirement contract with Dicta- Section 2. That the cost of said Division of Motor Vehicle Mainte- phone Corporation for the renewal contract hereby authorized shall be nance, Department of Public Service. of a maintenance contract for one paid from Fund No. 60 SF 001, Whereas, this ordinance consti- Dictaphone recorder and not to Request No. 8291. tutes an emergency measure provid- exceed two (2) Dictaphone play- Section 2. That the existing title ing for the usual daily operation of backs, for the Division of Emer- and Sections 1 and 2 of Ordinance a municipal department; now, there- gency Medical Service, Department No. 1174-97, passed July 16, 1997, are fore, of Public Safety. hereby repealed. Be it ordained by the Council of Section 2. That the cost of said Section 3. That this ordinance is the City of Cleveland: contract shall be charged against hereby declared to be an emergency Section 1. That the Director of the proper appropriation account measure and, provided it receives Public Service is hereby authorized and the Director of Finance shall the affirmative vote of two-thirds of to make a written requirement con- certify thereon the amount of the all the members elected to Council, tract in accordance with the Charter initial purchase thereunder, which it shall take effect and be in force and the Codified Ordinances of purchase, together with all subse- immediately upon its passage and Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the quent purchases, shall be made on approval by the Mayor; otherwise it requirements for the period of one order of the Commissioner of Pur- 1433 94 The City Record June 21, 2000 chases and Supplies pursuant to a ing for the usual daily operation of all the members elected to Council, requisition against such contract a municipal department; now, there- it shall take effect and be in force duly certified by the Director of fore, immediately upon its passage and Finance. (RL 10674) Be it ordained by the Council of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 3. That this ordinance is the City of Cleveland: shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency Section 1. That the Director of from and after the earliest period measure and, provided it receives Parks, Recreation and Properties is allowed by law. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hereby authorized to accept on Passed June 12, 2000. all the members elected to Council, behalf of the Division of Recreation, Awaiting the approval or disap- it shall take effect and be in force a cash donation in the amount of proval of the Mayor. immediately upon its passage and $12,500, from Dollar Bank to be used approval by the Mayor; otherwise it for recreational purposes. shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That this ordinance is from and after the earliest period hereby declared to be an emergency Ord. No. 962-2000. allowed by law. measure and, provided it receives By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Passed June 12, 2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of mon (by departmental request). Awaiting the approval or disap- all the members elected to Council, An emergency ordinance authoriz- proval of the Mayor. it shall take effect and be in force ing the Director of Finance, on immediately upon its passage and behalf of the Cleveland Municipal approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Court, to enter into contract with shall take effect and be in force the Cuyahoga County Public Defend- from and after the earliest period Ord. No. 929-2000. er Commission for legal services By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- allowed by law. Passed June 12, 2000. necessary to defend indigents mon (by departmental request). charged with violation of ordinances An emergency ordinance authoriz- Awaiting the approval or disapproval of the Mayor. of the City of Cleveland, provided ing the Director of Public Safety to such violation may result in incar- apply for and accept a grant from ceration, for the Cleveland Munici- the U.S. Department of Justice’s Bul- letproof Vest Partnership for the pal Court. Whereas, in Argersinger v. Ham- 1999-2001 Bulletproof Vest Grant. Ord. No. 943-2000. lin and Scott v. Illinois, the United Whereas, this ordinance constitutes By Councilmen Jackson, Melena and an emergency measure providing for Patmon (by departmental request). States Supreme Court held that no the usual daily operation of a munic- An emergency ordinance authoriz- indigent criminal defendant may be ipal department; now, therefore, ing the Director of Economic Devel- sentenced to a term of imprisonment Be it ordained by the Council of opment to consent to assignment of unless he has been afforded the the City of Cleveland: Contract No. 56030 from Athersys, right to assistance of appointed Section 1. That the Director of Inc. to Advanced Biotherapeutics, counsel in his defense; and Public Safety is hereby authorized Inc, a wholly owned subsidiary of Whereas, the City of Cleveland, to apply for and accept a grant in Athersys, Inc. through the Cleveland Municipal the amount of $104,960, from the U.S. Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance Court, is therefore obligated to pro- Department of Justice’s Bulletproof No. 460-99, passed May 10, 1999, the vide an indigent defendant appoint- Vest Partnership, to conduct the Director of Economic Development ed counsel in order to permit the 1999-2001 Bulletproof Vest Grant, for entered into City Contract No. 56030 imposition of a sentence including a the purposes set forth in the appli- with Athersys, Inc. for an economic term of imprisonment; and cation and according thereto; that development assistance to partially Whereas, pursuant to Section the Director of Public Safety is here- finance the acquisition of equipment 120.14 of the Ohio Revised Code, a by authorized to file all papers and at its operation located at 11000 county commission which has orga- execute all documents necessary to Cedar Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio; and nized a county public defender com- receive the funds under said grant; Whereas, Athersys, Inc. has re- mission may contract with any and that said funds be and they quested consent of the City to municipal corporation within the hereby are appropriated for the pur- assignment of Contract No. 56030 to County served by the county public poses set forth in the application for Advanced Biotherapeutics, Inc., defender to provide such legal rep- said grant. which is a wholly-owned subsidiary resentation on behalf of the munic- Section 2. That the application for of Athersys, Inc. and Advanced Bio- ipal corporation; and said grant, File No. 929-2000-A, made therapeutics, Inc. has stated its Whereas, it is the recommenda- a part hereof as if fully rewritten intention to undertake the obligation of the Cleveland Municipal herein, including the obligation of tions of Athersys, Inc. under said Court, the district of which encom- the City of Cleveland to provide contract; and passes Bratenahl and the City of cash matching funds in the sum of Whereas, this ordinance consti- Cleveland, that such indigent de- $52,480.00 from Fund No. 01-600200- tutes an emergency measure provid- fense should be provided by the 644000, is hereby approved in all ing for the usual daily operation of Cuyahoga County Public Defender respects. a municipal department; now, there- Commission, who will in turn, enter Section 3. That this ordinance is fore, into an agreement with the Legal hereby declared to be an emergency Be it ordained by the Council of Aid Society of Cleveland to provide measure and, provided it receives the City of Cleveland: these services; and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1. That the Director of Whereas, this ordinance consti- all the members elected to Council, Economic Development is hereby it shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- authorized to consent to the request ing for the usual daily operation of immediately upon its passage and of Athersys, Inc. and Advanced Bio- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it a municipal department; now, there- therapeutics, Inc. to assign the fore, shall take effect and be in force obligations of Athersys, Inc. under from and after the earliest period Be it ordained by the Council of Contract No. 56030 for economic the City of Cleveland: allowed by law. development assistance to partially Section 1. That, the Director of Passed June 12, 2000. finance the acquisition of equipment Awaiting the approval or disap- at its operation located at 11000 Finance, on behalf of the Cleveland proval of the Mayor. Cedar Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, to Municipal Court, is hereby autho- Advanced Biotherapeutics, Inc. rized to enter into contract with the Section 2. That the Director of Cuyahoga County Public Defender Economic Development is hereby Commission for legal services nec- Ord. No. 938-2000. authorized to execute all documents essary to defend indigents charged By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- and do all things necessary and with violation of ordinances of the mon (by departmental request). appropriate to effect such consent to City of Cleveland, provided such vio- An emergency ordinance authoriz- assignment. A copy of the assign- lation may result in incarceration, ing the Director of Parks, Recre- ment shall be filed in the office of for the period of one year beginning ation and Properties to accept a the Commissioner of Accounts. January 1, 2000, at the estimated cash donation from Dollar Bank for Section 3. That this assignment cost of $1,000,000, payable from Fund recreational purposes. shall be prepared and approved by No. 01-011502-632000, Request No. Whereas, Dollar Bank has indi- the Director of Law and shall con- 19254. cated a desire to make a cash dona- tain such provisions as he deems Section 2. That this ordinance is tion of $12,500, resulting in proceeds necessary to protect and benefit the hereby declared to be an emergency generated by the Dollar Bank Jam- public interest. measure and, provided it receives boree held in Cleveland in 1999, to Section 4. That this ordinance is the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the Division of Recreation; and hereby declared to be an emergency all the members elected to Council, Whereas, this ordinance consti- measure and, provided it receives it shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of immediately upon its passage and 1434 June 21, 2000 The City Record 95 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 2. That the cost of said Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- shall take effect and be in force contract shall be in an amount not tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- from and after the earliest period to exceed $30,000 and shall be paid nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this allowed by law. from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Council consents to and approves Passed June 5, 2000. Section 3. That the Director of the holding of the America’s Walk Effective June 15, 2000. Law shall prepare and approve said for Diabetes (WALKTOBERFEST), contract and that the contract shall sponsored by the American Diabetes contain such terms and provisions Association on October 7, 2000, as he deems necessary to protect the beginning at the Nautica Stage - Ord. No. 963-2000. City’s interest. Boardwalk, turn left in Center Road, By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Section 4. That this ordinance is cross Riverbed and Merwin Roads, mo n . hereby declared to be an emergency turn left on Carter Road (this An emergency ordinance authoriz- measure and, provided it receives becomes Robert Lockwood Road), ing the Director of Finance, on behalf the affirmative vote of two-thirds of turn right on Front Street, turn of the Cleveland Municipal Court, to all the members elected to Council, right on West 9th Street, turn left enter into contract without competi- it shall take effect and be in force on Lakeside Avenue, turn right on tive bidding with Oracle Corporation immediately upon its passage and West 6th Street, turn left on Supe- for computer database software main- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it rior Avenue, circle Public Square via tenance and support services for the shall take effect and be in force Tower City (not into circle), BP Cleveland Integrated Justice Infor- from and after the earliest period Building, Society Bank and the Illu- mation System for a period not to allowed by law. minating Building, turn right on exceed one year, for the Cleveland Passed June 5, 2000. West 3rd Street, turn left onto Lake- Municipal Court. Effective June 15, 2000. side Avenue, turn right onto West Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure provid- 9th Street, turn onto Front Street, ing for the usual daily operation of turn left onto Old River Road, turn right onto Center Street, turn right a municipal department; now, there- Ord. No. 1015-2000. fore, onto Main Street, which leads By Councilmen Britt, White, Willis straight to Nautica Boardwalk/Fin- Be it ordained by the Council of and Rybka. the City of Cleveland: ish Line, provided that the applicant An emergency ordinance authoriz- sponsor shall meet all the require- Section 1. That it is hereby deter- ing the Director of Community mined that the within commodities ments of Section 411.05 of the Codi- Development to enter into an agree- are non-competitive and cannot be fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, ment with Case Western Reserve secured from any source other than 1976. Streets may be closed as deter- Oracle Corporation. Therefore, the University for transportation ser- mined by the Chief of Police and Director of Finance, on behalf of vices for their national youth sports safety forces as may be necessary Cleveland Municipal Court, is here- program through the use of Wards in order to protect the participants by authorized to make a written 2, 6, 9, 12 Neighborhood Equity in the event. Said permit shall fur- contract with said Oracle Corpora- Funds. ther provide that the City of Cleve- tion upon the basis of their propos- Whereas, this ordinance consti- land shall be fully indemnified from al dated January 24, 2000, for com- tutes an emergency measure provid- any and all liability resulting from puter database software mainte- ing for the usual daily operation of the issuance of the same, to the a municipal department; now, there- nance and support services for the extent and in form satisfactory to fore, Cleveland Integrated Justice Infor- the Director of Law. Be it ordained by the Council of mation System for a period not to Section 2. That this ordinance is exceed one year, to be purchased by the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That the Director of hereby declared to be an emergency the Commissioner of Purchases and measure and, provided it receives Supplies for a gross price for the Community Development is authorized to enter into an agreement the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Cleveland Municipal Court. all the members elected to Council, Section 2. That the cost of said with Case Western Reserve Univer- sity for transportation services for it shall take effect and be in force contract hereby authorized shall be immediately upon its passage and paid from Fund No. 10 SF 086, their national youth sports pro- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Request No. 19225. g r a m . Section 3. That this ordinance is Section 2. That the cost of said shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency contract shall be in an amount not from and after the earliest period measure and, provided it receives to exceed $12,000 and shall be paid allowed by law. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Passed June 5, 2000. all the members elected to Council, Section 3. That the Director of Effective June 15, 2000. it shall take effect and be in force Law shall prepare and approve said immediately upon its passage and contract and that the contract shall approval by the Mayor; otherwise it contain such terms and provisions shall take effect and be in force as he deems necessary to protect the Ord. No. 1017-2000. from and after the earliest period City’s interest. By Councilman Cimperman. allowed by law. Section 4. That this ordinance is An emergency ordinance consent- Passed June 5, 2000. hereby declared to be an emergency ing and approving the issuance of a Effective June 15, 2000. measure and, provided it receives permit for the Cleveland Corporate the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Challenge on August 13, 2000, spon- all the members elected to Council, sored by the YMCA and Hermes it shall take effect and be in force Race System. Ord. No. 1014-2000. immediately upon its passage and Whereas, this ordinance consti- By Councilman Britt. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tutes an emergency measure provid- An emergency ordinance authoriz- shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of ing the Director of Community from and after the earliest period a municipal department; now, there- Development to enter into an agree- allowed by law. fore, ment with Fairfax Renaissance Passed June 5, 2000. Be it ordained by the Council of Development Corporation for the Effective June 15, 2000. the City of Cleveland: creation of a web based information Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- system to assist first time home tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- buyers through the use of Ward 6 nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this Neighborhood Equity Funds. Ord. No. 1016-2000. Council consents to and approves Whereas, this ordinance consti- By Councilman Cimperman. the holding of the Cleveland Cor- tutes an emergency measure provid- An emergency ordinance consent- porate Challenge sponsored by the ing for the usual daily operation of ing and approving the issuance of a YMCA and Hermes Race Systems, a municipal department; now, there- permit for the America’s Walk for on August 13, 2000, beginning at fore, Diabetes (WALKTOBERFEST) on Muny Parking Lot to South Mar- Be it ordained by the Council of October 7, 2000, sponsored by the ginal Road to East 49th Street and the City of Cleveland: American Diabetes Association. return the same route, provided Section 1. That the Director of Whereas, this ordinance consti- that the applicant sponsor shall Community Development is autho- tutes an emergency measure provid- meet all the requirements of Sec- rized to enter into an agreement ing for the usual daily operation of tion 411.05 of the Codified Ordi- with Fairfax Renaissance Develop- a municipal department; now, there- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976. ment Corporation for the creation of fore, Streets may be closed as deter- a web based information system to Be it ordained by the Council of mined by the Chief of Police and assist first-time home buyers. the City of Cleveland: safety forces as may be necessary 1435 96 The City Record June 21, 2000 in order to protect the participants Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Ord. No. 1021-2000. in the event. Said permit shall fur- tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- By Councilman Dolan. ther provide that the City of Cleve- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this An emergency ordinance authoriz- land shall be fully indemnified Council consents to and approves ing the Director of Community from any and all liability resulting the holding of the East 9th Street Development to enter into an agree- from the issuance of the same, to Mile sponsored Hermes Race Sys- ment with Kamm’s Corners Devel- the extent and in form satisfactory tems, on September 9, 2000, begin- opment Corporation for purchase to the Director of Law. ning at East 9th Street and Eagle and installation of holiday lighting Section 2. That this ordinance is to North Coast Harbor and Finish, through the use of Ward 21 Neigh- hereby declared to be an emergency provided that the applicant sponsor borhood Equity Funds. measure and, provided it receives shall meet all the requirements of Whereas, this ordinance consti- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 411.05 of the Codified Ordi- tutes an emergency measure provid- all the members elected to Council, nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976. ing for the usual daily operation of it shall take effect and be in force Streets may be closed as determined a municipal department; now, there- immediately upon its passage and by the Chief of Police and safety fore, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it forces as may be necessary in order Be it ordained by the Council of shall take effect and be in force to protect the participants in the the City of Cleveland: from and after the earliest period event. Said permit shall further pro- Section 1. That the Director of allowed by law. vide that the City of Cleveland shall Community Development is autho- Passed June 5, 2000. be fully indemnified from any and rized to enter into an agreement Effective June 15, 2000. all liability resulting from the with Kamm’s Corners Development issuance of the same, to the extent Corporation for purchase and instal- and in form satisfactory to the lation of holiday lighting. Director of Law. Section 2. That the cost of said Ord. No. 1018-2000. Section 2. That this ordinance is contract shall be in an amount not By Councilman Cimperman. hereby declared to be an emergency to exceed $50,000 and shall be paid An emergency ordinance consent- measure and, provided it receives from Fund No. 10 SF 166. ing and approving the issuance of a the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 3. That the Director of permit for the Cleveland Browns all the members elected to Council, Law shall prepare and approve said Run, on July 29, 2000, sponsored by it shall take effect and be in force contract and that the contract shall Hermes Race System. immediately upon its passage and contain such terms and provisions Whereas, this ordinance consti- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it as he deems necessary to protect the tutes an emergency measure provid- shall take effect and be in force City’s interest. ing for the usual daily operation of from and after the earliest period Section 4. That this ordinance is a municipal department; now, there- allowed by law. hereby declared to be an emergency fore, Passed June 5, 2000. measure and, provided it receives Be it ordained by the Council of Effective June 15, 2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the City of Cleveland: all the members elected to Council, Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- it shall take effect and be in force tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- immediately upon its passage and nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Ord. No. 1020-2000. Council consents to and approves shall take effect and be in force the holding of the Cleveland By Councilman Coats. from and after the earliest period Browns Run sponsored by Hermes An emergency ordinance authoriz- allowed by law. Race Systems, on July 29, 2000, ing the Director of Community Passed June 5, 2000. beginning at East 9th Street to Development to enter into an agree- Effective June 15, 2000. Eagle to North Coast Harbor and ment with The International Pre- Finish, provided that the applicant paratory School for partial support sponsor shall meet all the require- of student participation in an inter- ments of Section 411.05 of the Codi- national conference and youth sum- Ord. No. 1022-2000. fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, mit in China through the use of By Councilman Gordon. 1976. Streets may be closed as deter- Ward 10 Neighborhood Equity An emergency ordinance to amend mined by the Chief of Police and Funds. the Title and Section 1 of Ordinance safety forces as may be necessary Whereas, this ordinance consti- No. 183-2000, passed February 7, in order to protect the participants tutes an emergency measure provid- 2000, relating to crime watch per- in the event. Said permit shall fur- ing for the usual daily operation of sonnel and programs for business ther provide that the City of Cleve- a municipal department; now, there- and residential groups in the Old land shall be fully indemnified from fore, Brooklyn Area using Ward 15 Neigh- any and all liability resulting from Be it ordained by the Council of borhood Equity Funds. the issuance of the same, to the the City of Cleveland: Whereas, this ordinance consti- extent and in form satisfactory to Section 1. That the Director of tutes an emergency measure provid- the Director of Law. Community Development is autho- ing for the usual daily operation of Section 2. That this ordinance is rized to enter into an agreement a municipal department; now, there- hereby declared to be an emergency with The International Preparatory fore, measure and, provided it receives School for partial support of student Be it ordained by the Council of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of participation in an international the City of Cleveland: all the members elected to Council, conference and youth summit in Section 1. That the Title and Sec- it shall take effect and be in force China. tion 1 of Ordinance No. 183-2000, immediately upon its passage and passed February 7, 2000, are hereby approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 2. That the cost of said contract shall be in an amount not amended to read as follows: shall take effect and be in force An emergency ordinance authoriz- from and after the earliest period to exceed $16,000 and shall be paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166. ing the Director of Community allowed by law. Development to enter into an agree- Passed June 5, 2000. Section 3. That the Director of Law shall prepare and approve said ment with Lutheran Housing Corpo- Effective June 15, 2000. ration for crime watch personnel contract and that the contract shall and programs in the Old Brooklyn contain such terms and provisions Area, using Ward 15 Neighborhood as he deems necessary to protect the Equity Funds. Ord. No. 1019-2000. City’s interest. Section 1. That the Director of By Councilman Cimperman. Section 4. That this ordinance is Community Development is autho- An emergency ordinance consent- hereby declared to be an emergency rized to enter into an agreement ing and approving the issuance of a measure and, provided it receives with Lutheran Housing Corporation permit for the East 9th Street Mile, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of for crime watch personnel and pro- on September 9, 2000, sponsored by all the members elected to Council, grams in the Old Brooklyn Area, Hermes Race Systems. it shall take effect and be in force using Ward 15 Neighborhood Equity Whereas, this ordinance consti- immediately upon its passage and Funds. tutes an emergency measure provid- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 2. That the existing title ing for the usual daily operation of shall take effect and be in force and Section 1 of Ordinance No. 183- a municipal department; now, there- from and after the earliest period 2000, passed February 7, 2000 are fore, allowed by law. hereby repealed. Be it ordained by the Council of Passed June 5, 2000. Section 3. That this ordinance is the City of Cleveland: Effective June 15, 2000. hereby declared to be an emergency 1436 June 21, 2000 The City Record 97 measure and, provided it receives Department of Public Service is immediately upon its passage and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hereby authorized and directed to approval by the Mayor; otherwise it all the members elected to Council, issue a permit to Sagrada Familia shall take effect and be in force it shall take effect and be in force Church to install, maintain and from and after the earliest period immediately upon its passage and remove banners across Kinsman allowed by law. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Avenue at 7750 Detroit Avenue Passed June 5, 2000. shall take effect and be in force (pole nos. E643 and E54), for the Effective June 15, 2000. from and after the earliest period period from June 6, 2000 to July 7, allowed by law. 2000, inclusive. Said banner shall be Passed June 5, 2000. approved by the Director of Public Effective June 15, 2000. Service, in consultation with the Ord. No. 1026-2000. Director of Public Safety, as to By Councilmen Robinson and type, method of affixing and loca- Britt. tion so as not to interfere with any An emergency ordinance autho- Ord. No. 1023-2000. sign erected and maintained under rizing and directing the Director of By Councilman O’Malley. the requirements of law or ordi- Public Service to issue a permit to An emergency ordinance to amend nance. The permission of the owner Muhammad Mosque No. 18 to the Title and Section 1 of Ordinance of any pole from which a banner stretch banners across Kinsman No. 187-2000, passed February 7, will be hung must be obtained prior Avenue at 14402 Kinsman and 2000, relating to crime watch per- to issuance of the permit. No com- across Fairhill at the intersection sonnel and programs for business mercial advertising shall be print- of Cedar Avenue, for the period and residential groups in the Old ed or permitted on said banner and from June 1, 2000 to July 7, 2000, Brooklyn Area using Ward 16 Neigh- said banner shall be removed inclusive, publicizing the Million borhood Equity Funds. promptly upon the expiration of Family March. Whereas, this ordinance consti- said permit. Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure provid- Section 2. That this ordinance is tutes an emergency measure providing 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, therefore, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of fore, Be it ordained by the Council of all the members elected to Council, Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: it shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That the Title and Sec- immediately upon its passage and Section 1. That notwithstanding tion 1 of Ordinance No. 187-2000, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the provision of Section 623.13 of the passed February 7, 2000, are hereby shall take effect and be in force Codified Ordinances, of Cleveland, amended to read as follows: from and after the earliest period Ohio, 1976, the Director of the An emergency ordinance authoriz- allowed by law. Department of Public Service is ing the Director of Community Passed June 5, 2000. hereby authorized and directed to Development to enter into an agree- Effective June 15, 2000. issue a permit to Muhammad ment with Lutheran Housing Corpo- Mosque No. 18 to install, maintain ration for crime watch personnel and remove banners across Kinsman and programs in the Old Brooklyn Avenue at 14402 Kinsman and Area, using Ward 16 Neighborhood Ord. No. 1025-2000. across Fairhill at the intersection of Equity Funds. By Councilman O’Malley. Cedar Avenue, for the period from Section 1. That the Director of An emergency ordinance to amend June 1, 2000 to July 7, 2000, inclu- Community Development is autho- the Title and Section 1 of Ordinance sive. Said banner shall be approved rized to enter into an agreement No. 189-2000, passed February 7, by the Director of Public Service, in with Lutheran Housing Corporation 2000, relating to the improvements consultation with the Director of for crime watch personnel and pro- to the public right-of-way located at Public Safety, as to type, method of grams in the Old Brooklyn Area, 4533 State Road at the corner of affixing and location so as not to using Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity State Road and Cypress Avenue in interfere with any sign erected and Funds. Ward 16. maintained under the requirements Section 2. That the existing title Whereas, this ordinance consti- of law or ordinance. The permission and Section 1 of Ordinance No. 187- tutes an emergency measure provid- of the owner of any pole from which 2000, passed February 7, 2000 are ing for the usual daily operation of a banner will be hung must be hereby repealed. a municipal department; now, there- obtained prior to issuance of the Section 3. That this ordinance is fore, hereby declared to be an emergency Be it ordained by the Council of permit. No commercial advertising measure and, provided it receives the City of Cleveland: shall be printed or permitted on said the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1. That the Title and Sec- banner and said banner shall be all the members elected to Council, tion 1 of Ordinance No. 189-2000, removed promptly upon the expira- it shall take effect and be in force passed February 7, 2000, are hereby tion of said permit. immediately upon its passage and amended to read as follows: Section 2. That this ordinance is approval by the Mayor; otherwise it An emergency ordinance authoriz- hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force ing the Director of Community measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period Development to enter into an agree- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. ment with Lutheran Housing Corpo- all the members elected to Council, Passed June 5, 2000. ration for the purpose of improving it shall take effect and be in force Effective June 15, 2000. the public right-of-way at 4533 State immediately upon its passage and Road at the corner of State Road approval by the Mayor; otherwise it and Cypress Avenue in Ward 16, shall take effect and be in force using Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity from and after the earliest period Ord. No. 1024-2000. Funds. allowed by law. By Councilman Melena. Section 1. That the Director of Passed June 5, 2000. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Community Development is autho- Effective June 15, 2000. ing and directing the Director of rized to enter into an agreement Public Service to issue a permit to with Lutheran Housing Corporation Sagrada Familia Church to stretch for the purpose of improving the banners at 7750 Detroit Avenue, for public right-of-way at 4533 State Ord. No. 1027-2000. the period from June 6, 2000 to July Road at the corner of State Road By Councilman Rybka. 7, 2000, inclusive, publicizing the and Cypress Avenue in Ward 16, An emergency ordinance to amend Church Festival. using Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity Section 133.16 of the Codified Ordi- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Funds. nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 2. That the existing title enacted by Ordinance No. 1662-91, ing for the usual daily operation of and Section 1 of Ordinance No. 189- passed April 6, 1992 relating to a municipal department; now, there- 2000, passed February 7, 2000 are rental of market stalls. fore, hereby repealed. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Be it ordained by the Council of Section 3. That this ordinance is tutes an emergency measure provid- the City of Cleveland: hereby declared to be an emergency ing for the usual daily operation of Section 1. That notwithstanding measure and, provided it receives a municipal department; now, there- the provision of Section 623.13 of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of fore, the Codified Ordinances, of Cleve- all the members elected to Council, Be it ordained by the Council of land, Ohio, 1976, the Director of the it shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: 1437 98 The City Record June 21, 2000

Section 1. That Section 133.16 of Be it ordained by the Council of Park, Euclid Avenue turn right, the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- the City of Cleveland: East 14th Street turn left, Sumner land, Ohio, 1976, as enacted by Ordi- Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Ave. turn right, E. 9th Street turn nance No. 1662-91, passed April 6, tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- left, Carnegie Ave. turn right, 1992, is hereby amended to read as nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this Lorain Carnegie Bridge cross follows: Council consents to and approves bridge, W. 25th St., turn right, The Director of Parks, Recreation the holding of the Race for the Detroit Ave., turn left, West and Properties is hereby directed to Cure sponsored by Hermes Race Blvd./Cliff Dr. turn right go across establish a schedule of prices for all Systems, on September 24, 2000, Lake Ave., Edgewater Drive turn the various parts and sections of beginning at East Blvd. and Euclid left, Cove Ave. turn left, Lake Ave., the West Side Market as considera- Avenue, Euclid Avenue to Martin turn right, Lakewood Park tion for rental of spaces or of grant Luther King, Martin Luther King to Entrance turn right into Park of right to use the same and to pre- Wade Park, Wade Park to East CHECKPOINT #2, Exit Checkpoint sent such schedule in the form of 118th Street and East 118th to #2, turn right or west onto Lake legislation, to Council for review, Euclid Avenue, Euclid Avenue to Ave., W. Clifton Blvd. turn left, approval, and modification, if nec- Ford, Ford to Bellflower, Bellflower Sloane Ave. turn right, cross Detroit essary, no later than October 1 of each year. The Director shall take to East Blvd. and Finish, provided Rd. and enter Rocky River Metro into consideration the relative value that the applicant sponsor shall Park, Valley Parkway follow Val- of the various spaces and parts of meet all the requirements of Sec- ley Parkway in the Metro Park the building and may modify the tion 411.05 of the Codified Ordi- south approx. 12 miles to turn- schedule of prices yearly in accor- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976. around at Checkpoint #3, turn- dance with such variation in value, Streets may be closed as deter- around at CHECKPOINT #3 located if any, as may arise. Upon Council’s mined by the Chief of Police and near the West Park YMCA Camp approval of such schedule of prices safety forces as may he necessary entrance, Cedar Point Rd. turn left, for the various parts and spaces in in order to protect the participants Columbia Rd. turn right, Mastick the Market House, the Director may in the event. Said permit shall fur- Rd. turn right, W. 210 St. turn left, rent such spaces or parts or grant ther provide that the City of Cleve- Wager Rd. cross Center Ridge Rd. the right to use the same for a land shall be fully indemnified where W. 210th St. turns into Wager period not to exceed one year. He from any and all liability resulting Rd., Avalon Dr. turn right, Beach- may make such provision for renew- from the issuance of the same, to cliff Blvd. turn left, Kensington al or extension of the rental right the extent and in form satisfactory Oval turn left, Frasier Dr. turn left, or grant as he may deem advisable to the Director of Law. Beachcliff Blvd. turn left, Lake Rd. from time to time for additional Section 2. That this ordinance is turn right, Linda St. turn left, periods not exceeding one year hereby declared to be an emergency Detroit Rd. turn left, Sloane Ave. each, upon notification to Council, measure and, provided it receives turn left, W. Clifton Blvd. turn left, providing that the option or right of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Lake Rd. turn right enter Lakewood renewal shall be exercisable only all the members elected to Council, Park CHECKPOINT #4, exit Check- by the Director and not by the it shall take effect and be in force point #4 and continue east on Lake grantee. The Director is hereby immediately upon its passage and Rd., Cove Ave., turn left, Edgewater authorized to provide in the renting approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Dr. turn right, Cliff Dr./West Blvd. or granting of rights to the use of shall take effect and be in force turn right go across Lake Ave. to such part or space that the rental from and after the earliest period West Blvd., Detroit Ave. turn left, right or grant shall not be trans- allowed by law. Detroit Superior Bridge cross ferred or assigned by the grantee Passed June 5, 2000. bridge, Ontario turn left, Rockwell thereof to any other person without Effective June 15, 2000. Ave. turn left, W. 3rd St. turn right, the consent, in writing, of the Direc- tor. Such right or grant may be Erieside circle around north & east revoked by the Director upon con- sides of Browns Stadium, N. Mar- viction of the grantee of violation ginal Dr. turn left, Burke Lakefront of law or ordinances relating to Ord. No. 1035-2000. Airport, turn left into Airport park- weights and measures. Provisions By Councilmen Cimperman, Cin- ing lot Finish; 25 Mile Bicycle shall be made by the Director for tron, Lewis, Melena and Westbrook. Route for 2000, Burke Lakefront the payment of such rental at such An emergency ordinance consent- Airport exit Airport east on N. Mar- regular times and at such place as ing and approving the issuance of a ginal Dr., N. Marginal continue east may be by him deemed most advis- permit for Clean Air Challenge 2000 on “bike only path”, Martin Luther a b l e . (50 Mile Tour, 25 Mile Tour, 12.5 King Blvd. (Gordon Park) turn Section 2. That existing Section Family Cleveland Landmark Tour, right (S) onto Martin Luther King, 133.16 of the Codified Ordinances of 5K Run and 5K Walk), on Sunday, Hough Ave. turn right to reflecting Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as enacted by June 18, 2000, sponsored by The pond CHECKPOINT #1, exit Check- Ordinance No. 1662-91, passed April American Lung Association. point No. 1, turn right or south onto 6, 1992 is hereby repealed. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Martin Luther King through Wade Section 3. That this ordinance is tutes an emergency measure provid- Park, Euclid Ave. turn right, E. 14th hereby declared to be an emergency ing for the usual daily operation of St. turn left, Sumner Ave. turn right, measure and, provided it receives a municipal department; now, there- E. 9th St. turn left, Carnegie Ave. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of fore, turn right, Lorain Carnegie Bridge all the members elected to Council, Be it ordained by the Council of cross bridge, W. 25th St. turn right, it shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: Detroit Ave. turn left, West immediately upon its passage and Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- Blvd./Cliff Dr. turn right go across approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- Lake Ave., Edgewater Dr. turn left, shall take effect and be in force nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this Cove Ave turn left, Lake Ave. turn from and after the earliest period Council consents to and approves right, Lakewood Park Entrance allowed by law. the holding of the Clean Air Chal- turn right into Park CHECKPOINT Passed June 5, 2000. lenge 2000 (50 Mile Tour, 25 Mile #2, exit Checkpoint No. 2, turn right Effective June 15, 2000, without Tour, 12.5 Family Cleveland Land- or west onto Lake Ave., Web Rd. the signature of the Mayor. mark Tour, 5K Run and 5K Walk) (25 mile turn-around point) turn sponsored by The American Lung right, Edgewater Dr. turn right, Association, on Sunday, June 18, Kennth Ln. turn right, Lake Rd. Ord. No. 1028-2000. 2000, beginning with the 50 Mile turn left (will pass Checkpoint #2 By Councilman Willis. Bicycle Route for 2000 starting at again), Cove Ave. turn left, Edge- An emergency ordinance consent- Burke Lakefront Airport exit Air- water Dr. turn right, Cliff Dr./West ing and approving the issuance of a port east on N. Marginal Dr., N. Mar- Blvd. turn right go across Lake permit for the Race for the Cure, on ginal continue east on “bike only Ave. to West Blvd., Detroit Ave. September 24, 2000, sponsored by path” Martin Luther King Blvd. turn left, Detroit Superior Bridge Hermes Race Systems. (Gordon Park) turn right (s) onto cross bridge, Ontario turn left, Whereas, this ordinance consti- Martin Luther King, Hough Avenue Rockwell Ave. turn left, W. 3rd St. tutes an emergency measure provid- turn right to reflecting pond turn right, Erieside circle around ing for the usual daily operation of CHECKPOINT #1, exit checkpoint north & east side of Browns Stadi- a municipal department; now, there- no. 1, turn right or south onto Mar- um, N. Marginal Dr. turn left, Burke fore, tin Luther King through Wade Lakefront Airport turn left into Air- 1438 June 21, 2000 The City Record 99 port parking lot Finish; 12.5 Mile Ord. No. 1074-2000. be necessary in order to protect the “Family” Bicycle Route for 2000 By Councilman Cimperman. participants in the event. Said per- Burke Lakefront Airport exit Air- An emergency ordinance consent- mit shall further provide that the port east on N. Marginal Dr., N. ing and approving the issuance of a City of Cleveland shall be fully Marginal continue east on “bike permit for the Race for Wishes on indemnified from any and all lia- only path” Martin Luther King July 22, 2000, sponsored by the Her- bility resulting from the issuance Blvd. (Gordon Park) turn right (s) mes Race Systems. of the same, to the extent and in Whereas, this ordinance consti- form satisfactory to the Director of onto Martin Luther King, Hough tutes an emergency measure provid- L a w . Ave. turn right to reflecting point ing for the usual daily operation of Section 2. That this ordinance is CHECKPOINT #1, exit Checkpoint a municipal department; now, there- hereby declared to be an emergency #1, turn right or south onto Martin fore, measure and, provided it receives Luther King through Wade Park, Be it ordained by the Council of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Euclid Ave., turn right, E. 14th St. the City of Cleveland: all the members elected to Council, turn left, Sumner Ave. turn right, E. Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- it shall take effect and be in force 9th St. turn left, Carnegie Ave. turn tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- immediately upon its passage and right, Ontario turn right, Rockwell nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Ave. turn left, W. 3rd St. turn right, Council consents to and approves shall take effect and be in force Erieside circle around north & east the holding of the Race for Wishes, from and after the earliest period sides of Browns Stadium, N. Mar- sponsored by the Hermes Race Sys- allowed by law. ginal Dr. turn left, Burke Lakefront tems on July 22, 2000, starting on Passed June 12, 2000. Euclid and E. 13th Street, north on Awaiting the approval or disap- Airport turn left into Airport park- East 13th Street to Lakeside, Lake- proval of the Mayor. ing lot finish; Clean Air Challenge side to E. 9th, E. 9th to Erieside, Run 5K (3.1 Miles) on driveway in Erieside to W. 3rd, W. 3rd to Lake- front of airport near main lobby, side, Lakeside to E. 13th, E. 13th to (Note - runners will run with the Euclid, Euclid to E. 17th and finish, Ord. No. 1076-2000. direction of road traffic on most the provided that the applicant sponsor By Councilmen Jones, Johnson, course), head west on drive to west shall meet all the requirements of Jackson, Britt, Patmon, Willis, Cin- airport exit and North Marginal, Section 411.05 of the Codified Ordi- tron, Gordon, Melena, Brady and turn right/west on North Marginal nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976. Sweeney. which comes into Erieside, stay on Streets may be closed as determined An emergency ordinance authoriz- Erieside heading west to stop sign by the Chief of Police and safety ing the Director of Community near S.E. corner of Browns Stadium, forces as may be necessary in order Development to enter into an agree- turn right at stop sign heading to protect the participants in the ment with Catholic Charities Ser- event. Said permit shall further pro- north on Erieside to first stop sign vices Corporation for the purchase vide that the City of Cleveland shall at N.E. corner of Browns Stadium, of computers to enable skills train- be fully indemnified from any and ing for their Job Readiness Train- turn left heading west on Erieside all liability resulting from the ing Program and job search efforts around stadium, stay on Erieside issuance of the same, to the extent through the use of Wards 1, 4, 5, 6, heading south which becomes West and in form satisfactory to the 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, and 20 Neighbor- 3rd St., turn right/west on Lakeside Director of Law. hood Equity Funds. Ave to W. 9 St., turn right/north on Section 2. That this ordinance is Whereas, this ordinance consti- W. 9th St. to Front St., turn hereby declared to be an emergency tutes an emergency measure provid- left/west on Front St. to West 10th measure and, provided it receives ing for the usual daily operation of St., turn left/south on W. 10th St. to the affirmative vote of two-thirds of a municipal department; now, there- W. 10th St. hill, (Note - West 10th all the members elected to Council, fore, St. is a one-way street that goes it shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of south to north, and runners will be immediately upon its passage and the City of Cleveland: running against the direction of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 1. That the Director of shall take effect and be in force traffic), turn left/east heading up Community Development is autho- from and after the earliest period rized to enter into an agreement West 10th St. hill on to St. Clair, allowed by law. with Catholic Charities Services Cor- stay on St. Clair going east to West Passed June 12, 2000. poration for the purchase of com- 3rd St., turn left/north on West 3rd Awaiting the approval or disap- puters to enable skills training for St. to stop sign at S.W. corner of proval of the Mayor. their Job Readiness Training Pro- Browns Stadium, turn right at stop gram and job search efforts. sign heading east on North Coast Section 2. That the cost of said Stadium Drive to Erieside, stay on contract shall be in an amount not Erieside heading east onto North Ord. No. 1075-2000. to exceed $12,000 and shall be paid Marginal Dr., stay on North Mar- By Councilman Cimperman. from Fund No. 10 SF 166. ginal to second (east entrance) dri- An emergency ordinance consent- Section 3. That the Director of veway of Burke Lakefront Airport, ing and approving the issuance of a Law shall prepare and approve said turn left at driveway to finish line, permit for the American Heart Walk contract and that the contract shall finish on driveway in front of on September 16, 2000, sponsored by contain such terms and provisions the American Heart Association. as he deems necessary to protect the Burke Airport, provided that the City’s interest. applicant sponsor shall meet all the Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure provid- Section 4. That this ordinance is requirements of Section 411.05 of the ing for the usual daily operation of hereby declared to be an emergency Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, a municipal department; now, there- measure and, provided it receives Ohio, 1976. Streets may be closed as fore, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of determined by the Chief of Police Be it ordained by the Council of all the members elected to Council, and safety forces as may be neces- the City of Cleveland: it shall take effect and be in force sary in order to protect the partici- Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- immediately upon its passage and pants in the event. Said permit shall tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it further provide that the City of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this shall take effect and be in force Cleveland shall be fully indemnified Council consents to and approves from and after the earliest period from any and all liability resulting the holding of the American Heart allowed by law. from the issuance of the same, to Walk, sponsored by the American Passed June 12, 2000. the extent and in form satisfactory Heart Walk on September 16, 2000, Awaiting the approval or disapproval of the Mayor. to the Director of Law. beginning at East 9th to Erieside, Section 2. That this ordinance is Erieside to West 3rd, West 3rd to Lakeside, Lakeside to West 6th, hereby declared to be an emergency West 6th to St. Clair, St. Clair to measure and, provided it receives West 9th, West 9th to Superior, Ord. No. 1077-2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Superior to West 6th, West 6th to By Councilman Dolan. all the members elected to Council, Lakeside, Lakeside to East 9th, An emergency ordinance authoriz- it shall take effect and be in force East 9th to Rock and Roll Hall of ing the Director of Community immediately upon its passage and Fame and finish, provided that the Development to enter into an agree- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it applicant sponsor shall meet all the ment with Kamm’s Corners Devel- shall take effect and be in force requirements of Section 411.05 of opment Corporation for their flower from and after the earliest period the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- planter program and vacant lot nui- allowed by law. land, Ohio, 1976. Streets may be sance abatement program through Passed June 5, 2000. closed as determined by the Chief the use of Ward 21 Neighborhood Effective June 15, 2000. of Police and safety forces as may Equity Funds. 1439 100 The City Record June 21, 2000

Whereas, this ordinance consti- Whereas, this ordinance consti- of the owner of any pole from which tutes an emergency measure provid- tutes an emergency measure provid- a banner will be hung must be ing for the usual daily operation of ing for the usual daily operation of obtained prior to issuance of the a municipal department; now, there- a municipal department; now, there- permit. No commercial advertising fore, fore, shall be printed or permitted on said Be it ordained by the Council of Be it ordained by the Council of banner and said banner shall be the City of Cleveland: the City of Cleveland: removed promptly upon the expira- Section 1. That the Director of Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- tion of said permit. Community Development is autho- tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- Section 2. That this ordinance is rized to enter into an agreement nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this hereby declared to be an emergency with Kamm’s Corners Development Council consents to and approves measure and, provided it receives Corporation for their flower planter the holding of the East 185th Street the affirmative vote of two-thirds of program and vacant lot nuisance Festival Parade, sponsored by North- all the members elected to Council, abatement program. east Shores Development Corpora- it shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That the cost of said tion on August 6, 2000, with the immediately upon its passage and contract shall be in an amount not parade traveling down Neff Road to approval by the Mayor; otherwise it to exceed $5,000 and shall be paid East 185th Street and head north to shall take effect and be in force from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Lakeshore Blvd. where it will end, from and after the earliest period Section 3. That the Director of provided that the applicant sponsor allowed by law. Law shall prepare and approve said shall meet all the requirements of Passed June 12, 2000. contract and that the contract shall Section 411.05 of the Codified Ordi- Awaiting the approval or disap- contain such terms and provisions as he deems necessary to protect the nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976. proval of the Mayor. City’s interest. Streets may be closed as determined Section 4. That this ordinance is by the Chief of Police and safety hereby declared to be an emergency forces as may be necessary in order measure and, provided it receives to protect the participants in the Ord. No. 1081-2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of event. Said permit shall further pro- By Councilman Sweeney. all the members elected to Council, vide that the City of Cleveland shall An emergency ordinance to amend it shall take effect and be in force be fully indemnified from any and Section 2 of Ordinance No. 611-2000 immediately upon its passage and all liability resulting from the passed April 17, 2000 relating to the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it issuance of the same, to the extent design and construction of a play- shall take effect and be in force and in form satisfactory to the ground at R.G. Jones School through from and after the earliest period Director of Law. the use of Ward 20 Neighborhood allowed by law. Section 2. That this ordinance is Equity Funds. Passed June 12, 2000. hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, this ordinance consti- Awaiting the approval or disap- measure and, provided it receives tutes an emergency measure provid- proval of the Mayor. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing for the usual daily operation of all the members elected to Council, a municipal department; now, there- it shall take effect and be in force fore, immediately upon its passage and Be it ordained by the Council of Ord. No. 1078-2000. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the City of Cleveland: By Councilman O’Malley. shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That Section 2 of Ordi- An emergency ordinance to amend from and after the earliest period nance No. 611-2000, passed April 17, Section 2 of Ordinance No. 187-2000 allowed by law. 2000, is hereby amended to read as passed February 7, 2000 relating to Passed June 12, 2000. follows: crime watch personnel and programs Awaiting the approval or disap- Section 2. That the costs of said for business and residential groups proval of the Mayor. contract shall be in an amount not in the Old Brooklyn Area using to exceed Sixty-Five Thousand Dol- Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity Funds. lars ($65,000) and shall be paid from Whereas, this ordinance consti- Fund No. 10 SF 166. tutes an emergency measure provid- Ord. No. 1080-2000. Section 2. That the existing Sec- ing for the usual daily operation of By Councilman Polensek. tion 2 of Ordinance No. 611-2000, a municipal department; now, there- An emergency ordinance authoriz- passed April 17, 2000 is hereby fore, ing and directing the Director of repealed. Be it ordained by the Council of Public Service to issue a permit to Section 3. That this ordinance is the City of Cleveland: Northeast Shores Development Cor- hereby declared to be an emergency Section 1. That Section 2 of Ordi- poration to stretch banners at East measure and, provided it receives nance No. 187-2000, passed February 185th and Villaview, Lakeshore the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 7, 2000, is hereby amended to read Blvd. and East 185th, LaSalle at all the members elected to Council, as follows: East 185th and Pawnee at East it shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That the costs of said 185th, for the period from July 19, immediately upon its passage and contract shall be in an amount not 2000 to August 11, 2000, inclusive, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it to exceed Thirty-Eight Thousand publicizing the East 185th Street shall take effect and be in force Dollars ($38,000) and shall be paid from and after the earliest period from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Festival and Run. Whereas, this ordinance consti- allowed by law. Section 2. That the existing Sec- Passed June 12, 2000. tion 2 of Ordinance No. 187-2000, tutes an emergency measure provid- Awaiting the approval or disap- passed February 7, 2000 are hereby ing for the usual daily operation of repealed. a municipal department; now, there- proval of the Mayor. Section 3. That this ordinance is fore, hereby declared to be an emergency Be it ordained by the Council of measure and, provided it receives the City of Cleveland: the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1. That notwithstanding Ord. No. 1082-2000. all the members elected to Council, the provision of Section 623.13 of the By Councilman Robinson. it shall take effect and be in force Codified Ordinances, of Cleveland, An emergency ordinance authoriz- immediately upon its passage and Ohio, 1976, the Director of the ing and directing the Director of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Department of Public Service is Public Service to issue a permit to shall take effect and be in force hereby authorized and directed to Mt. Pleasant Community Council to from and after the earliest period issue a permit to Northeast Shores stretch banners at the intersections allowed by law. Development Corporation to install, of MLK & Kinsman, East 116th & Passed June 12, 2000. maintain and remove banners at Kinsman, East 130th & Kinsman Awaiting the approval or disap- East 185th and Villaview, Lakeshore and East 146th & Kinsman, for the proval of the Mayor. Blvd. and East 185th, LaSalle at period from June 19, 2000 to June 30, East 185th and Pawnee at East 2000, inclusive, publicizing the Great 185th, for the period from July 19, Clean Sweep. 2000 to August 11, 2000, inclusive. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Ord. No. 1079-2000. Said banner shall be approved by tutes an emergency measure provid- By Councilman Polensek. the Director of Public Service, in ing for the usual daily operation of An emergency ordinance consent- consultation with the Director of a municipal department; now, there- ing and approving the issuance of a Public Safety, as to type, method of fore, permit for the East 185th Street Fes- affixing and location so as not to Be it ordained by the Council of tival Parade on August 6, 2000, spon- interfere with any sign erected and the City of Cleveland: sored by Northeast Shores Develop- maintained under the requirements Section 1. That notwithstanding ment Corporation. of law or ordinance. The permission the provision of Section 623.13 of the 1440 June 21, 2000 The City Record 101

Codified Ordinances, of Cleveland, Ord. No. 1084-2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ohio, 1976, the Director of the By Councilman Rybka. all the members elected to Council, Department of Public Service is An emergency ordinance authoriz- it shall take effect and be in force hereby authorized and directed to ing the Director of Community immediately upon its passage and issue a permit to Mt. Pleasant Com- Development to enter into an agree- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it munity Council to install, maintain ment with Slavic Village Develop- shall take effect and be in force and remove banners at the intersec- ment for their Waterman Place from and after the earliest period tions of MLK & Kinsman, East 116th housing development project allowed by law. & Kinsman, East 130th & Kinsman and East 146th & Kinsman, for the through the use of Ward 12 Neigh- Passed June 12, 2000. period from June 19, 2000 to June 30, borhood Equity Funds. Awaiting the approval or disap- 2000, inclusive. Said banner shall be Whereas, this ordinance consti- proval of the Mayor. approved by the Director of Public tutes an emergency measure provid- Service, in consultation with the ing for the usual daily operation of Director of Public Safety, as to type, a municipal department; now, there- COUNCIL COMMITTEE method of affixing and location so fore, MEETINGS as not to interfere with any sign Be it ordained by the Council of erected and maintained under the the City of Cleveland: requirements of law or ordinance. Section 1. That the Director of Thursday, June 15, 2000 The permission of the owner of any Community Development is autho- pole from which a banner will be rized to enter into an agreement Public Safety Committee (Special hung must he obtained prior to with Slavic Village Development for issuance of the permit. No commer- Investigative Hearings joint with cial advertising shall be printed or their Waterman Place housing Employment, Affirmative Action permitted on said banner and said development project. and Training Committee): 10:00 banner shall be removed promptly Section 2. That the cost of said a.m.—Present: Polensek, Chairman; upon the expiration of said permit. contract shall be in an amount not Patmon, Vice Chairman; Cimperman, Section 2. That this ordinance is to exceed $75,000 and shall be paid Coats, Gordon, Jackson, Sweeney. hereby declared to be an emergency from Fund No. 10 SF 167. Excused: Britt, Melena. measure and, provided it receives Section 3. That the Director of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Law shall prepare and approve said Employment, Affirmative Action all the members elected to Council, contract and that the contract shall and Training Committee (Special it shall take effect and be in force contain such terms and provisions Investigative Hearings joint with immediately upon its passage and as he deems necessary to protect the Public Safety Committee): 10:00 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it City’s interest. a.m.—Present: White, Chairman; shall take effect and be in force Section 4. That this ordinance is from and after the earliest period Lewis, Vice Chairman; Coats, Gor- hereby declared to be an emergency allowed by law. don. Excused: Cintron, Johnson, Passed June 12, 2000. measure and, provided it receives Jones. Awaiting the approval or disap- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of proval of the Mayor. all the members elected to Council, Friday, June 16, 2000 it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and Employment, Affirmative Action approval by the Mayor; otherwise it and Training Committee (Joint Ord. No. 1083-2000. shall take effect and be in force with Legislation Committee): 10:00 By Councilman Rybka. from and after the earliest period a . m .—Present: White, Chairman; An emergency ordinance authoriz- allowed by law. Lewis, Vice Chairman; Cintron, ing the Director of Community Passed June 12, 2000. Coats, Gordon, Jones. Excused: Development to enter into an agree- Awaiting the approval or disap- J o h n s o n . ment with Slavic Village Develop- proval of the Mayor. ment for pre-development costs Legislation Committee (Joint with related to the Harvard School Senior Employment, Affirmative Action Apartments Project through the use and Training Committee): 10:00 of Ward 12 Neighborhood Equity Ord. No. 1085-2000. a.m.—Present: Lewis, Chairman; Funds. Jones, Vice Chairman; Brady, Coats, Whereas, this ordinance consti- By Councilman White. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Gordon, Westbrook. Excused: John- tutes an emergency measure provid- son. ing for the usual daily operation of ing the Director of Community a municipal department; now, there- Development to enter into an agree- Monday, June 19, 2000 fore, ment with Southeast Improvement Be it ordained by the Council of Association to provide crime pre- the City of Cleveland: vention security and code enforce- Public Parks, Recreation and Section 1. That the Director of ment services through the use of Properties Committee (Joint with Community Development is autho- Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds. City Planning Committee): 9:30 rized to enter into an agreement Whereas, this ordinance consti- a.m.—Present: Rybka, Chairman; with Slavic Village Development for tutes an emergency measure provid- Dolan, Vice Chairman; Brady, John- pre-development costs related to the ing for the usual daily operation of son, Sweeney, White. Excused: Britt. Harvard School Senior Apartments a municipal department; now, there- Project. City Planning Committee (Joint fore, Section 2. That the cost of said with Public Parks, Recreation and Be it ordained by the Council of contract shall be in an amount not Properties Committee: 9:30 a.m.— the City of Cleveland: to exceed $150,000 and shall be paid Present: Cimperman, Chairman; Section 1. That the Director of from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Rybka, Vice Chairman; Dolan, Jack- Community Development is autho- Section 3. That the Director of son, O’Malley, White. Excused: rized to enter into an agreement Law shall prepare and approve said Robinson. contract and that the contract shall with Southeast Improvement Associ- contain such terms and provisions ation to provide crime prevention Finance Committee: 11:00 a.m.— as he deems necessary to protect the security and code enforcement ser- Present: Patmon, Chairman; Rybka, City’s interest. vices. Section 4. That this ordinance is Vice Chairman; Cintron, Dolan, Section 2. That the cost of said Johnson, Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, hereby declared to be an emergency contract shall be in an amount not measure and, provided it receives Polensek, Sweeney. Excused: Robin- to exceed $42,950 and shall be paid son. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from Fund No. 10 SF 166. all the members elected to Council, Section 3. That the Director of it shall take effect and be in force Committee of the Whole: 1 : 0 0 immediately upon its passage and Law shall prepare and approve said p . m .—Present: Polensek, Chairman; approval by the Mayor; otherwise it contract and that the contract shall Brady, Britt, Cimperman, Cintron, shall take effect and be in force contain such terms and provisions Coats, Dolan, Gordon, Jackson, from and after the earliest period as he deems necessary to protect the Johnson, Jones, Lewis, Melena, allowed by law. City’s interest. O’Malley, Patmon, Robinson, Rybka, Passed June 12, 2000. Section 4. That this ordinance is Sweeney, White, Willis. Absent: Awaiting the approval or disap- hereby declared to be an emergency W e s t b r o o k . proval of the Mayor. measure and, provided it receives 1441 102 The City Record June 21, 2000 Index

Bold figures—Final Publication; D—Defeated; R—Reprint; T—Tabled; V—Vetoed; Bold type in sections indicates amendments

9-1-1 Service

Intentional abuse of the local 9-1-1 emergency system — new Section 605.07A (O 1783-97)...... 1398

Aging Department

2000 West Reserve Area Agency on Aging Program — grant — Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging (O 848-2000) ...... 1431 Senior Homeowners Assistance Program (SHAP) — CHORE Program — Community Development Block Grant funds (O 755-2000) ...... 1376

Agreements

City, County, Waste Paper Drivers Union, Local 244. - collective bargaining agreement (O 422-2000)...... 1373 Euclid Corridor Transportation Project — design and implementation — General Agreement — Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (O 1102-2000) ...... 1343 Green Energy, Inc. and Carl R. Gessel d/b/a Green Energy Company — termination agreement — plugging and abandonment of Tuma No. 1 gas well and pay termination costs — Port Control (O 588-2000) ...... 1412

AIDS

AIDS related Services — Community Development and/or Public Health — contracts with various agencies (O 1058-2000) ...... 1383 AIDS-related services — contracts with various agencies — Public Health (O 841-2000)...... 1429

American Heart Association

American Heart Walk — permit — American Heart Association — (Ward 13) (O 1075-2000)...... 1439

Arrowhead Industries Corporation

Block A-5 — Cleveland Industrial Park — sell City-owned property — Arrowhead Industries Corp. and Erieview Metal Treating Company — Purchases and Supplies (O 944-2000) ...... 1382

Automobiles

Sections 686.01 to 686.10 and 686.99 of Codified Ordinances enact — relating to motor vehicle sales (O 672-97)...... 1368

Banners

Dunham Tavern Museum — four (4) double sided banners — celebrate and identify their 175 years in existence — Public Service (O 926-2000) ...... 1380 East 185th Street Festival and Run — banners — Northeast Shores Development Corporation (O 1080-2000)...... 1440 Great Clean Sweep — permit — Public Service — (Ward 3) (O 1082-2000)...... 1440 Million Family March — banners — Muhammad Mosque No. 18 (O 1026-2000) ...... 1437 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church West — banner — annual festival (O 1136-2000)...... 1365 Sagrada Familia Church — Church Festival — banners (O 1024-2000) ...... 1437 Western Reserve Historical Society — one banner — special event (O 1128-2000) ...... 1363

Block Grants

Fair housing services — Community Development block Grant funds — Community Relations Board (O 756-2000) ...... 1422 Senior Homeowners Assistance Program (SHAP) — CHORE Program — Community Development Block Grant funds (O 755-2000) ...... 1376 Storefront Renovation Program — Community Development Block Grant funds (O 750-2000)...... 1422 1442 June 21, 2000 The City Record 103

Board of Control - Cleveland Hopkins International Airport Division

Residential Sound Insulation Program, Phase 2 Continuation (Group A-00) - contract pursuant to Ord. 930-95 and 469-98 to Koch Corporation - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 402-00) ...... 1387 Residential Sound Insulation Program, Phase 2 Continuation (Group A-00) - contract pursuant to Ord. 930-95 and 469-98 to Cyngier-Cahlik - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 403-00)...... 1387

Board of Control - Community Development Department

ACES System implementation - contract pursuant to Ord. 1272-92 to Creative Business Solutions - Dept. of Community Development (BOC Res. 410-00) ...... 1389 East 131st Street, 4064 (Ward 2) - PPN 138-11-004 - to Greater Harvard Avenue Church pursuant to Ord. 1753-99 (BOC Res. 414-00) ...... 1390 Ida Avenue, 986 (Ward 8) - PPN 107-03-077 - to Della Saunders (BOC Res. 413-00) ...... 1389 Thurman Court, 2491 (Ward 13) - PPN 004-17-159 - to Cleveland Housing Network (BOC Res. 411-00) ...... 1389 Wayside Avenue, 805 (Ward 11) - PPN 116-20-018 - to Daniel R. Palumbo (BOC Res. 412-00) ...... 1389

Board of Control - Finance Department

Janitorial supplies - contract pursuant to Ord. 710-99 to Hough Supply & Specialty Co. - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 386-00)...... 1384 Lumber - amend BOC Res. 383-00 - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 385-00)...... 1384

Board of Control - Garrett A. Morgan Water Works Plant

Garrett A. Morgan Water Works Plant trac-vac residuals collection system, modify and maintain - amend BOC Res. 353-00 - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilties (BOC Res. 388-00) ...... 1384

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program

East 131st Street, 4064 (Ward 2) - PPN 138-11-004 - to Greater Harvard Avenue Church pursuant to Ord. 1753-99 (BOC Res. 414-00) ...... 1390 Ida Avenue, 986 (Ward 8) - PPN 107-03-077 - to Della Saunders (BOC Res. 413-00) ...... 1389 Thurman Court, 2491 (Ward 13) - PPN 004-17-159 - to Cleveland Housing Network (BOC Res. 411-00) ...... 1389 Wayside Avenue, 805 (Ward 11) - PPN 116-20-018 - to Daniel R. Palumbo (BOC Res. 412-00) ...... 1389

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 2)

East 131st Street, 4064 (Ward 2) - PPN 138-11-004 - to Greater Harvard Avenue Church pursuant to Ord. 1753-99 (BOC Res. 414-00) ...... 1390

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 8)

Ida Avenue, 986 (Ward 8) - PPN 107-03-077 - to Della Saunders (BOC Res. 413-00) ...... 1389

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 11)

Wayside Avenue, 805 (Ward 11) - PPN 116-20-018 - to Daniel R. Palumbo (BOC Res. 412-00) ...... 1389

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 13)

Thurman Court, 2491 (Ward 13) - PPN 004-17-159 - to Cleveland Housing Network (BOC Res. 411-00) ...... 1389

Board of Control - Parks, Recreation and Properties Department

Rockefeller Park site improvements (Phase VI) - contract pursuant to Ord. 1748-99 to R.J. Platten Contracting Company - Division of Research, Planning and Development, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 408-00) ...... 1388 Water heaters, commercial electric - pursuant to Ord. 855-97 and 761-98 - all bids rejected - Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 409-00) ...... 1389

Board of Control - Port Control Department

Lighting systems for airfield, parking and terminal, labor and materials to maintain, repair and modify - contract pursuant to Ord. 1128-99 to Flight Light, Inc. - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 397-00) ...... 1386 Lighting systems for airfield, parking and terminal, labor and materials to maintain, repair and modify - contract pursuant to Ord. 1128-99 to ADB Alnaco, Inc. - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 398-00) ...... 1386 Lighting systems for airfield, parking and terminal, labor and materials to maintain, repair and modify - contract pursuant to Ord. 1128-99 to Honeywell Airport Systems (Hughey & Phillips) - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 399-00) ...... 1386 1443 104 The City Record June 21, 2000

Lighting systems for airfield, parking and terminal, labor and materials to maintain, repair and modify - contract pursuant to Ord. 1128-99 to Leader Electric Supply Company, Inc. - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 400-00) ...... 1387 Lighting systems for airfield, parking and terminal, labor and materials to maintain, repair and modify - contract pursuant to Ord. 1128-99 to Wesco Distribution, Inc. - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 401-00) ...... 1387 Residential Sound Insulation Program, Phase 2 Continuation (Group A-00) - contract pursuant to Ord. 930-95 and 469-98 to Koch Corporation - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 402-00) ...... 1387 Residential Sound Insulation Program, Phase 2 Continuation (Group A-00) - contract pursuant to Ord. 930-95 and 469-98 to Cyngier-Cahlik - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 403-00)...... 1387 Rubber and paint removal from paved surfaces - amend Contract #53894 pursuant to BOC Res. 779-98 - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 396-00) ...... 1386

Board of Control - Professional Service Contracts

ACES System implementation - contract pursuant to Ord. 1272-92 to Creative Business Solutions - Dept. of Community Development (BOC Res. 410-00) ...... 1389 Eagle Avenue Bridge and Alternative Analysis Study services - contract pursuant to Ord. 951-99 to Parsons Brinckerhoff Ohio, Inc. - Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 404-00) ...... 1387 Water Quality Reports, 1999 and 2000 - approve subcontractors for Contract #56168 pursuant to BOC Res. 163-00 - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 387-00) ...... 1384

Board of Control - Public Improvement Contracts

Grinding of streets - contract pursuant to Ord. 1838-99 to Kenmore Construction Co., Inc. - Division of Streets, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 405-00)...... 1388 Residential Sound Insulation Program, Phase 2 Continuation (Group A-00) - contract pursuant to Ord. 930-95 and 469-98 to Koch Corporation - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 402-00) ...... 1387 Residential Sound Insulation Program, Phase 2 Continuation (Group A-00) - contract pursuant to Ord. 930-95 and 469-98 to Cyngier-Cahlik - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 403-00)...... 1387 Rockefeller Park site improvements (Phase VI) - contract pursuant to Ord. 1748-99 to R.J. Platten Contracting Company - Division of Research, Planning and Development, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 408-00) ...... 1388

Board of Control - Public Service Department

Eagle Avenue Bridge and Alternative Analysis Study services - contract pursuant to Ord. 951-99 to Parsons Brinckerhoff Ohio, Inc. - Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 404-00) ...... 1387 Emulsion and equipment service management - contract pursuant to Ord. 1828-99 to Midwest Industrial Supply Company - Division of Streets, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 407-00) ...... 1388 Grinding of streets - contract pursuant to Ord. 1838-99 to Kenmore Construction Co., Inc. - Division of Streets, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 405-00)...... 1388 Traffic cones, safety drums with flashers and batteries - contract pursuant to Ord. 1827-99 to Interstate Safety and Service Co., Inc. - Division of Streets, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 406-00)...... 1388

Board of Control - Public Utilities Department

Fire hydrants and fire hydrant parts - contract pursuant to C.O. Sec. 129.25 to Julian Supply Company, Inc. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 392-00) ...... 1385 Fire hydrants and fire hydrant parts - contract pursuant to C.O. Sec. 129.25 to Mueller Co. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 393-00) ...... 1385 Fire hydrants and fire hydrant parts - contract pursuant to C.O. Sec. 129.25 to Kennedy Valve, division of McWane, Inc. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 394-00) ...... 1385 Garrett A. Morgan Water Works Plant trac-vac residuals collection system, modify and maintain - amend BOC Res. 353-00 - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilties (BOC Res. 388-00) ...... 1384 Pipe repair clamps - contract pursuant to C.O. Sec. 129.25 to Underground Pipe & Valve Corp. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 395-00) ...... 1386 Sewer maintenance appurtenances - slabs - contract pursuant to C.O. Sec. 129.27 to Perk Company, Inc. - Division of Water Pollution Control, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 389-00) ...... 1385 Trailers, semi-dump - pursuant to Ord. 1816-99 - all bids rejected - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 390-00) ...... 1385 Tree lawn repair - contract pursuant to Ord. 516-2000 to Hooks Concrete Corporation - Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 391-00) ...... 1385 Water Quality Reports, 1999 and 2000 - approve subcontractors for Contract #56168 pursuant to BOC Res. 163-00 - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 387-00) ...... 1384 1444 June 21, 2000 The City Record 105

Board of Control - Requirement Contracts

Emulsion and equipment service management - contract pursuant to Ord. 1828-99 to Midwest Industrial Supply Company - Division of Streets, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 407-00) ...... 1388 Fire hydrants and fire hydrant parts - contract pursuant to C.O. Sec. 129.25 to Julian Supply Company, Inc. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 392-00) ...... 1385 Fire hydrants and fire hydrant parts - contract pursuant to C.O. Sec. 129.25 to Mueller Co. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 393-00) ...... 1385 Fire hydrants and fire hydrant parts - contract pursuant to C.O. Sec. 129.25 to Kennedy Valve, division of McWane, Inc. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 394-00) ...... 1385 Garrett A. Morgan Water Works Plant trac-vac residuals collection system, modify and maintain - amend BOC Res. 353-00 - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilties (BOC Res. 388-00) ...... 1384 Janitorial supplies - contract pursuant to Ord. 710-99 to Hough Supply & Specialty Co. - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 386-00)...... 1384 Lighting systems for airfield, parking and terminal, labor and materials to maintain, repair and modify - contract pursuant to Ord. 1128-99 to Flight Light, Inc. - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 397-00) ...... 1386 Lighting systems for airfield, parking and terminal, labor and materials to maintain, repair and modify - contract pursuant to Ord. 1128-99 to ADB Alnaco, Inc. - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 398-00) ...... 1386 Lighting systems for airfield, parking and terminal, labor and materials to maintain, repair and modify - contract pursuant to Ord. 1128-99 to Honeywell Airport Systems (Hughey & Phillips) - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 399-00) ...... 1386 Lighting systems for airfield, parking and terminal, labor and materials to maintain, repair and modify - contract pursuant to Ord. 1128-99 to Leader Electric Supply Company, Inc. - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 400-00) ...... 1387 Lighting systems for airfield, parking and terminal, labor and materials to maintain, repair and modify - contract pursuant to Ord. 1128-99 to Wesco Distribution, Inc. - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 401-00) ...... 1387 Lumber - amend BOC Res. 383-00 - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 385-00)...... 1384 Pipe repair clamps - contract pursuant to C.O. Sec. 129.25 to Underground Pipe & Valve Corp. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 395-00) ...... 1386 Rubber and paint removal from paved surfaces - amend Contract #53894 pursuant to BOC Res. 779-98 - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 396-00) ...... 1386 Sewer maintenance appurtenances - slabs - contract pursuant to C.O. Sec. 129.27 to Perk Company, Inc. - Division of Water Pollution Control, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 389-00) ...... 1385 Traffic cones, safety drums with flashers and batteries - contract pursuant to Ord. 1827-99 to Interstate Safety and Service Co., Inc. - Division of Streets, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 406-00)...... 1388 Tree lawn repair - contract pursuant to Ord. 516-2000 to Hooks Concrete Corporation - Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 391-00) ...... 1385

Board of Control - Research, Planning and Development Division

Board of Control - Rockefeller Park

Board of Control - Streets Division

Emulsion and equipment service management - contract pursuant to Ord. 1828-99 to Midwest Industrial Supply Company - Division of Streets, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 407-00) ...... 1388 Grinding of streets - contract pursuant to Ord. 1838-99 to Kenmore Construction Co., Inc. - Division of Streets, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 405-00)...... 1388 Traffic cones, safety drums with flashers and batteries - contract pursuant to Ord. 1827-99 to Interstate Safety and Service Co., Inc. - Division of Streets, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 406-00)...... 1388

Board of Control - Water Division

Garrett A. Morgan Water Works Plant trac-vac residuals collection system, modify and maintain - amend BOC Res. 353-00 - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilties (BOC Res. 388-00) ...... 1384 Pipe repair clamps - contract pursuant to C.O. Sec. 129.25 to Underground Pipe & Valve Corp. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 395-00) ...... 1386 Trailers, semi-dump - pursuant to Ord. 1816-99 - all bids rejected - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 390-00) ...... 1385 Water Quality Reports, 1999 and 2000 - approve subcontractors for Contract #56168 pursuant to BOC Res. 163-00 - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 387-00) ...... 1384

Board of Control - Water Pollution Control Division

Sewer maintenance appurtenances - slabs - contract pursuant to C.O. Sec. 129.27 to Perk Company, Inc. - Division of Water Pollution Control, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 389-00) ...... 1385

Board of Zoning Appeals - Report

Biddulph Road, 5111, (Ward 16) – Sameh Melek, owner - appeal heard on 6/19/00 (Cal. 00-165) ...... 1390 Cedar Avenue, 3008, (Ward 5) – City of Cleveland, owner and Quadrangle Inc., tenant - appeal granted and adopted on 6/19/00 (Cal. 00-161)...... 1391 East 30th Street, 2165, (Ward 5) – City of Cleveland, owner and Quadrangle Inc., tenant - appeal granted and adopted on 6/19/00 (Cal. 00-160)...... 1391 Lee Road, 3887, (Ward 1) – Sherry Wingfield, owner and Cynthia Tobin, agent - appeal heard on 6/19/00 (Cal. 00-169) ...... 1390 Memphis Avenue, 5616, (Ward 15) – McDonald’s Corporation, owners, c/o Dave Gnatowski - appeal granted and adopted on 6/19/00 (Cal. 00-106) ...... 1391 Pearl Road, 5000, (Ward 16) – Pearl Road Auto Wrecking and Salvage, Inc., owner - appeal heard on 6/19/00 (Cal. 00-166) ...... 1390 Superior Avenue, 2401, (Ward ) – 2530 Superior Partners, owner c/o Bruce Madorsky - appeal heard on 6/19/00 (Cal. 00-167) ...... 1390 West 11th Street, 2259, (Ward ) – Sutton Builders LLC, owner c/o Keith Sutton - appeal heard on 6/19/00 (Cal. 00-43) ...... 1390 West 48th Street, 2053, (Ward 14) – Walter J. Eaton, owner - appeal heard on 6/19/00 (Cal. 00-168) ...... 1390 West 89th Street, 1359, (Ward 17) – David Metzger, owner - appeal denied and adopted on 6/19/00 (Cal. 00-162) ...... 1391 West 95th Street, 2173, (Ward 18) – Thomas Saba, owner - appeal withdrawn on 6/19/00 (Cal. 00-170) ...... 1390

Board of Zoning Appeals - Schedule

Bailey Avenue, 4015, (Ward 14) – Bailey Orchard Development Corporation, owner c/o James Maher - appeal to be heard on 7/3/00 (Cal. 00-179) ...... 1390 Denison Avenue, 9831, (Ward ) – Rosa and Ljubo Bjelovuk, owners, and James Thorne, tenant - appeal to be heard on 7/3/00 (Cal. 00-183) ...... 1390 Drexel Avenue, 10832, (Ward 8) – Alfonzo Williams, owner - appeal to be heard on 7/3/00 (Cal. 00-176) ...... 1390 Walden Avenue, 17325, (Ward 1) – Edna and Eddie Tolbert, owners - appeal to be heard on 7/3/00 (Cal. 00-180)...... 1390

Bonds

Airport System Revenue Bonds — sale by the City of Cleveland — improving and enlarging the Airport System (O 833-2000) ...... 1376 Improve municipal parks and recreation facilities — sale of bonds — $5,280,000 (O 898-2000)...... 1379 Improve the municipal street system and related facilities — sale of bonds — $11,090,000 (O 899-2000)...... 1379 Improvement of municipal properties and easements in residential neighborhoods — sale of bonds — $2,310,000 (O 900-2000) ...... 1380 Improving buildings and structures housing — sale of bonds — $8,820,000 (O 897-2000)...... 1379

Burke Lakefront Airport

T & G Flying Club, Inc. — Lease By Way of Concession — Burke Lakefront Airport — flight training facility and related services (O 743-2000)...... 1420

Business Revitalization District (BRD)

Broadway Corridor Business Revitalization District — Establishing (O 554-2000) ...... 1408 1446 June 21, 2000 The City Record 107

Case Western Reserve University

Euclid Avenue, 11111 — permit — shuttle bus shelter — Case Western Reserve University’s Thwing Student Service Center. (O 1071-2000) ...... 1383

City Council

Summer schedule of meetings — Council of the City of Cleveland (R 1034-2000) ...... 1394

City of Cleveland Bids

Bell & Gossett heat exchanger tube bundles - Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties - Division of Convention Center and Stadium - per Ord. 524-2000 - bid due July 14, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000) ...... 1392 Burials of indigent dead - Department of Public Health - Division of Health - per Ord. 1075-99 - bid due July 12, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000) ...... 1391 Combination sewer and catch basin cleaners, repair and maintain - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Water Pollution Control - per Ord. 414-2000 - bid due July 5, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000) ...... 1391 Electronic mugshot system - Department of Public Safety - Division of Police - per Ord. 182-99 - bid due July 13, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000) ...... 1392 Exterminating services - Department of Finance - per Ord. 2096-98 - bid due July 14, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000) ...... 1392 First District Police Station air conditioning chiller replacement - Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties - Division of Property Management - per Ord. 2106-98 - bid due July 12, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000) ...... 1391 Halloran Skating Rink improvements - Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties - bid due July 13, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000) ...... 1391 Helicopter maintenance - Department of Public Safety - Division of Police - per Ord. 736-2000 - bid due June 28, 2000 (advertised 6/14/2000 and 6/21/2000) ...... 1391 Liquid oxygen system - Department of Public Safety - Division of Fire - per Ord. 2051-99 - bid due July 6, 2000 (advertised 6/14/2000 and 6/21/2000) ...... 1391 Long distance telephone service - Department of Finance - Division of Information Systems Services - per Ord. 2042-99 - bid due July 6, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000)...... 1391 Mower parts and labor - Department of Public Service - Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance - per Ord. 2174-98 - bid due July 7, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000)...... 1391 Oshkosh snow removal implement head repair - Department of Port Control - per Ord. 411-2000 - bid due July 12, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000)...... 1391 Pool steps - Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties - Division of Recreation - per Ord. 1748-99 - bid due June 28, 2000 (advertised 6/14/2000 and 6/21/2000) ...... 1391 Power system replacement for the “Delaney” - Department of Public Safety - Division of Police - per Ord. 182-99 - bid due July 6, 2000 (advertised 6/14/2000 and 6/21/2000)...... 1391 Radar units - Department of Public Safety - Division of Police - per Ord. 2051-99 - bid due July 13, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000) ...... 1391 Shaker Square redevelopment - Department of Public Service - Division of Engineering and Construction - per Ord. 2173-99 - bid due July 14, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000)...... 1392 Testing and inspection services (RFQ Package N920) - Department of Port Control - due July 13, 2000 (advertised 6/21/2000 and 6/28/2000) ...... 1392

City Planning Commission

Broadway Corridor Business Revitalization District — Establishing (O 554-2000)...... 1408 Clifton Road/West Boulevard Historic Landmark District Extension — Establishing (O 1118-2000)...... 1354 Grayton Road, S.W. south of I-480 — change the Use District (O 178-2000) ...... 1400 Memphis Avenue — between West 57 Street and West 56 Street — change the Use and Area Districts (O 528-2000) ...... 1408 Residence buildings and other main buildings in residence districts — amend Section 355.04 (O 137-2000) ...... 1400 Scenic Byways Program — grant — Federal Highway Administration — City Planning Commission (O 868-2000) ...... 1431 TCSP Program — grant — Federal Highway Administration — City Planning Commission (O 869-2000)...... 1431

Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Directional Signs in four (4) locations — permit — Cleveland Clinic Foundation (O 415-2000)...... 1373 Reserve Court N.E. — pavement for ingress and egress, steel posts and security gates — permit — construction — American Cancer Society’s Community Resource Center (O 921-2000)...... 1380 1447 108 The City Record June 21, 2000

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

5L/23R (Phase I) — new runway — Port Control (O 552-2000) ...... 1373 American Flyers — flight training facility and related services — Lease By Way of Concession — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 466-2000) ...... 1405 Business Traveler Services, Inc. — business service center — operate — Lease By Way of Concession — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 213-2000)...... 1402 Circadian Knight Corp., dba Top Gun — flight training facility and related services — Lease By Way of Concession — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 467-2000) ...... 1406 Deicing services and space to house deicing operations — contract — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 469-2000) ...... 1406 Expansion of Lot 3 to provide for additional employee parking — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 1104-2000) ...... 1344 Pilot Management, Inc. dba Cleveland AirSports — Lease by Way of Concession — flight training facility and related services — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 465-2000)...... 1405 Property to construct a transfer station and use of ramp area — lease — United Parcel Service — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 264-2000) ...... 1403 Roadway modifications to the baggage/tug road — design — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 2049-99) ...... 1399 Specialty Restaurants — Lease By Way of Concession — vicinity of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 320-2000) ...... 1373 Use and occupancy of certain space in the Secondary Hangar — ramp and parking areas adjacent to the premises — Lease By Way of Concession — Air Services of Cleveland, Inc. (O 1103-2000) ...... 1344

Cleveland Housing Network

Cleveland Housing Network — contract — purchase, rehabilitation or construction of low income rental housing — Community Development (O 754-2000)...... 1376 Low income housing units — acquisition, rehabilitation, or construction — Cleveland Housing Network (O 757-2000) ...... 1376

Cleveland Industrial Park

Block A-5 — Cleveland Industrial Park — sell City-owned property — Arrowhead Industries Corp. and Erieview Metal Treating Company — Purchases and Supplies (O 944-2000) ...... 1382

Cleveland Municipal Court

Computer database software maintenance and support services — Cleveland Integrated Justice Information System — Cleveland Municipal Court (O 963-2000) ...... 1435 Legal services necessary to defend indigents charged — contract — Cuyahoga County Public Defender Commission (O 962-2000) ...... 1434

Cleveland Neighborhood Development Corporation

Cleveland Industrial Retention Initiative — Cleveland Neighborhood Development Corporation — contract — Economic Development (O 655-2000) ...... 1416

Cleveland Public Power

Decorative and special lighting — Cleveland Public Power (O 830-2000)...... 1427 East 140th Street — between Interstate 90 and Aspinwall Avenue — lease property — Cleveland Public Power service center (O 816-2000) ...... 1376 Outdoor residential lighting and energy efficient programs — Cleveland Public Power (O 822-2000)...... 1425 Paper products — Divisions of Water and Cleveland Public Power (O 827-2000) ...... 1427 Replace or repaid concrete or asphalt areas — Cleveland Public Power (O 747-2000) ...... 1375 Streetlighting bases and pull boxes — Cleveland Public Power (O 746-2000) ...... 1421 Tree trimming — Cleveland Public Power (O 745-2000) ...... 1421 Two heating boilers at West 41st Street Station — Cleveland Public Power (O 821-2000)...... 1376

Cleveland Public Schools

Idle wood, concrete and metal poles — remove — Cleveland Public Power (O 823-2000)...... 1425 Playground improvements — constructing — Paul Revere Elementary School — Benjamin Franklin Elementary School — Denison Elementary School (O 931-2000) ...... 1381 Superior Avenue — financing of public improvements — Economic Development — Cleveland City School District — ayments (O 867-2000) ...... 1378 1448 June 21, 2000 The City Record 109

Cleveland State University

Housing, urban land-use, property parcel, vacant lot, and residential real estate market data services, products, studies — neighborhood planning and programming efforts — Cleveland State University (O 860-2000) ...... 1377

Codified Ordinances

Cleveland Fair Employment Law — new Chapter 189 — Living Wage (O 2009-99-A) ...... 1357 Exempted Special Events — new Section 133.04 (O 768-2000) ...... 1424 Homestead rates — additional eligibility — amend Section 535.051 (O 1411-99) ...... 1398 Intentional abuse of the local 9-1-1 emergency system — new Section 605.07A (O 1783-97)...... 1398 Living Wage — new Chapter 189 — Codified Ordinance (O 2009-99)...... 1357 Penalty for assault upon a taxicab driver — amend Section 621.03 (O 1139-2000) ...... 1365 Purchase of electric power and energy — amend Section 129.33 (O 906-2000)...... 1433 Rental of market stalls — amend Section 133.16 (O 1027-2000) ...... 1437 Residence buildings and other main buildings in residence districts — amend Section 355.04 (O 137-2000) ...... 1400 Section 127.42 of Codified Ordinances, relating to transfer of Bureau of Vital Statistics to the Division of Assessments and Licenses — Section 141.18 repeal (O 1940-98) ...... 1383-T Section 131.03 — amend Codified Ordinances — rates for truck owner drivers — Service Department (O 2279-95) ...... 1396 Section 405-06 — amend Codified Ordinances — impounding and towing fees (O 650-99) ...... 1398 Sections 131.14 and 131.15 repeal Sections of Codified Ordinances — transfer of Division of Traffic Engineering to Department of Public Service; enact new Sections 131.14 and 131.15; amend Sections 131.12, 403.03 and 403.06 (O.1949-98) ...... 1384 Sections 535.04, 535.05, 535.51, 535.06, 535.18 and 535.21 — enact new sections relating to rates, rules and regulations for water service — Division of Water (O 1743-99)...... 1369 Sections 619.23, 619.24 and 619.25 — enact new Sections of Codified Ordinances — declaring vehicles and other property used in commission of drug or prostitution offenses to be a nuisance (O 164-2000-A) ...... 1373 Sections 686.01 to 686.10 and 686.99 of Codified Ordinances enact — relating to motor vehicle sales (O 672-97)...... 1368 Sections 687.01 through 687.17 — enact new sections — Codified Ordinances — registration of bounty hunters (O 2187-96) ...... 1396 Sewerage service charges within Cleveland — amend Section 543.02 (O 1742-99) ...... 1369 Transferring the Division of Correction — new Sections 135.57, 135.58, 135.59, 135.60, 135.61, 135.62, and 135.63 — amend Sections 135.01 and 141.02 — repeal existing Sections 141.06, 141.07, 141.071, 141.072, 141.08, 141.081 and 141.09 (O.1950-98) ...... 1384

Community Development

5510 Whittier Avenue (Ward 7) — Land Reutilization Program — The Eleanor B. Rainey Memorial Institute, Inc. (O 1971-99) ...... 1398 African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 AIDS related Services — Community Development and/or Public Health — contracts with various agencies (O 1058-2000) ...... 1383 Beautify a vacant lot that is currently a public nuisance — Kamm’s Corners Development Corporation — Ward 21 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1077-2000) ...... 1439 Building site improvements and recreational equipment for football — Miles Avenue Family YMCA — Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1143-2000) ...... 1366 Central Avenue — north side — Land Reutilization Program — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation (O 1111-2000) ...... 1347 Citywide Community Support agencies — contract — housing, commercial, industrial and real estate development activities — Community Development (O 749-2000)...... 1375 Cityworks Program — grants to small, neighborhood-based street clubs, block clubs and other community improvement groups — contract — Community Development (O 752-2000)...... 1376 Clean Sweep Vacant Lot Program — Amistad Development Corporation — Ward 4 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1134-2000) ...... 1364 Cleveland Housing Network — contract — purchase, rehabilitation or construction of low income rental housing — Community Development (O 754-2000)...... 1376 Community art programs — Broadway School of Music & the Arts — Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1131-2000) ...... 1364 Comprehensive market study analysis of the Buckeye Corridor — Buckeye Area Development Corporation — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1121-2000) ...... 1361 Computers to enable skills training — purchase — Job Readiness Training Program — Ward 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1076-2000) ...... 1439 Crime prevention security and code enforcement services — agreement — Southeast Improvement Association — Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1085-2000) ...... 1441 Demolition, removal or the boarding up of structures — Community Development — contracts (O 652-2000)...... 1416 East 61st and 63rd Streets — Land Reutilization Program — Burten, Bell, Carr Development Corporation (O 940-2000) ...... 1382 1449 110 The City Record June 21, 2000

East 63rd Street — Land Reutilization Program — Burten, Bell, Carr Development Corporation (O 939-2000) ...... 1382 East 63rd Street — Land Reutilization Program — Burton, Bell, Carr Development Corporation (O 600-2000) ...... 1375 East 82nd Street — Land Reutilization Program — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation (O 1112-2000) ...... 1349 East 97th Street, 2245 — demolition of a six unit multi-family building — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1122-2000)...... 1361 Exercise equipment for Riverview Towers — chairs for the Lakeview Community Center — Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) — Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1133-2000)...... 1364 Fair housing services — Community Development block Grant funds — Community Relations Board (O 756-2000) ...... 1422 Grand, Tennyson and Buckeye Roads — Land Reutilization Program — Allegheny West Conference of Seventh Day Adventist (O 1114-2000) ...... 1351 Harvard School Senior Apartments Project — pre-development costs — Slavic Village Development — Ward 12 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1083-2000) ...... 1441 Holiday lighting — purchase and installation — Kamm’s Corners Development Corporation — Ward 21 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1021-2000)...... 1436 Housing Rehabilitation Programs — Community Development — Federal HOME Program funds (O 651-2000)...... 1375 Housing rehabilitation, new housing construction and commercial redevelopment loan programs — Cleveland Action to Support Housing (CASH) — contract — Community Development (O 753-2000) ...... 1422 Housing Trust Fund Program — contracts — Community Development — housing activities (O 751-2000)...... 1375 Housing, urban land-use, property parcel, vacant lot, and residential real estate market data services, products, studies — neighborhood planning and programming efforts — Cleveland State University (O 860-2000) ...... 1377 Independent Inner City Youth Football Program — fully equip thirty-five (35) — Cleveland Comanche football program — Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1123-2000)...... 1362 Installation of curbs and yard lamps along Hulda Avenue — Buckeye Area Development Corporation — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1125-2000) ...... 1362 International conference and youth summit in China — The International Preparatory School — Ward 10 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1020-2000)...... 1436 Lawn maintenance services on vacant properties — Northeast Shores Development Corporation — Ward 11 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1138-2000)...... 1365 Lexington Avenue, 6305, 6301 and 6215 — Land Reutilization Program — Johnny A. Barnes and Lucille E. Barnes. (O 371-2000) ...... 1404 Lorain Avenue, 4425 — 2020-22 West 44th Street — Land Reutilization Program — Spanish American Committee (O 599-2000) ...... 1413 Low income housing units — acquisition, rehabilitation, or construction — Cleveland Housing Network (O 757-2000) ...... 1376 Low Interest Loan and Grant Programs — expend Community Development Block Grant funds and Federal Home funds (O 861-2000) ...... 1377 Marshall Drug Building historic — W. 9th Street and Lakeside Avenue — contract — Community Development (O 851-2000) ...... 1431 Meridian Avenue, 8720 — Land Reutilization Program — Curly Mae Jelks (O 1115-2000) ...... 1353 Miles Park Carnegie Library — renovation — Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1144-2000)...... 1367 National youth sports program — Case Western Reserve University — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1015-2000) ...... 1435 Operating expenses — St. Clair Superior Neighborhood Development Association — Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1132-2000) ...... 1364 Phase IV improvements to the Mill Creek Housing Development Project — Community Development, Public Service and Public Utilities (O 1117-2000)...... 1354 Promote the sale of certain townhouses — Northeast Shores Development Corporation — Ward 11 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1137-2000) ...... 1365 Property — to be appropriated in Ward 20 — development of a Corporate Office Park — Economic Development Department (O 1123-99) ...... 1369 Saranac Road, 15912 — Land Reutilization Program — Sheila Frey (O 373-2000) ...... 1404 Senior Homeowners Assistance Program (SHAP) — CHORE Program — Community Development Block Grant funds (O 755-2000) ...... 1376 Social service programs — contracts with various agencies — Community Development — various Directors of City Departments (O 862-2000) ...... 1378 Storefront Renovation Program — Community Development Block Grant funds (O 750-2000) ...... 1422 Summer internship program — Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan — Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1141-2000)...... 1366 Thames Avenue, 14725 — Land Reutilization Program — Greater Bethel African Meth. Epis. Church. (O 368-2000) ...... 1403 Thames Playfield — expansion — transfer property — Community Development — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 210-2000) ...... 1401 Tower Press Building — Neighborhood Development Investment Fund contract — St. Vincent Quadrangle, Inc., (O 863-2000)...... 1378 Turney Road — acceptance of second mortgages on the Mill Creek parcels in repayment of aforesaid contract — contract — Zaremba Cleveland Communities, Inc. — Millcreek Joint Venture — Community Development (O 942-2000) ...... 1382 1450 June 21, 2000 The City Record 111

Varian Avenue, 6410, 6412 — 1224 East 61st Street — 1114 East 68th Street — Land Reutilization Program — St. Clair Superior Neighborhood Development Association (O 1113-2000)...... 1350 Various social service agencies, community development — memorandums of understanding — Community Development (O 748-2000)...... 1421 Waterman Place housing development project — agreement — Slavic Village Development — Ward 12 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1084-2000) ...... 1441 Web based information system to assist first-time home buyers — creation — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1014-2000) ...... 1435 West 40th Place — rehabilitating — amend the title, Section 1 and Section 2 of Ordinance No. 962-99 (O 598-2000) ...... 1413 West 54th Street — Land Reutilization Program — Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization (O 1116-2000) ...... 1354 West 58th Street — EcoVillage Townhouse Development — Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization — Ward 17 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1135-2000) ...... 1365 Woodhill Road, 2749 — security windows and heating and cooling system — East End Neighborhood House — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1124-2000) ...... 1362 Year XXVI Community Development Block Grant — various public improvements — Community Development, Public Service, Parks, Recreation and Properties, and Public Utilities (O 654-2000)...... 1375

Community Development Block Grant Program

Low Interest Loan and Grant Programs — expend Community Development Block Grant funds and Federal Home funds (O 861-2000) ...... 1377 Project Clean Program — Parks, Recreation and Properties — Community Development Block Grant funds (O 650-2000) ...... 1416 Year XXVI Community Development Block Grant — various public improvements — Community Development, Public Service, Parks, Recreation and Properties, and Public Utilities (O 654-2000)...... 1375

Community Relations Board

Fair housing services — Community Development block Grant funds — Community Relations Board (O 756-2000) ...... 1422

Condolences

Gleisser, Arnold D. (R 1150-2000) ...... 1343 Tufts, Alice (R 1092-2000) ...... 1343

Congratulations

Bornfield, Jack Officer (R 1098-2000) ...... 1343 Gilliam, Jayson W. (R 1094-2000) ...... 1343 Holland, Walter Beck (R 1097-2000) ...... 1343 Kokoskie, Donald (R 1093-2000) ...... 1343 Perry, F.E. Bishop (R 1096-2000) ...... 1343 Siewiorek, Daniel P. Dr. (R 1095-2000) ...... 1343 Tekancic, Henry A. Lt. (R 1099-2000) ...... 1343

Contracts

5L/23R (Phase I) — new runway — Port Control (O 552-2000) ...... 1373 800 MHz radio communications equipment and labor and materials — contract — Port Control (O 257-2000)...... 1402 AIDS related Services — Community Development and/or Public Health — contracts with various agencies (O 1058-2000) ...... 1383 AIDS-related services — contracts with various agencies — Public Health (O 841-2000) ...... 1429 Assignment of Contract No. 56030 from Athersys, Inc. to Advanced Biotherapeutics, Inc., — Economic Development (O 943-2000) ...... 1434 Broadway Avenue, 7100 — ACH Properties, Inc. — acquisition of real property — Economic Development (O 762-2000) ...... 1423 Citywide Community Support agencies — contract — housing, commercial, industrial and real estate development activities — Community Development (O 749-2000) ...... 1375 Cityworks Program — grants to small, neighborhood-based street clubs, block clubs and other community improvement groups — contract — Community Development (O 752-2000)...... 1376 Cleveland Housing Network — contract — purchase, rehabilitation or construction of low income rental housing — Community Development (O 754-2000)...... 1376 Cleveland Industrial Retention Initiative — Cleveland Neighborhood Development Corporation — contract — Economic Development (O 655-2000) ...... 1416 Defibrillators — monitors and battery support systems — purchase — Division of Emergency Medical Service (O 839-2000) ...... 1429 Deicing services and space to house deicing operations — contract — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 469-2000) ...... 1406 1451 112 The City Record June 21, 2000

Demolition, removal or the boarding up of structures — Community Development — contracts (O 652-2000)...... 1416 Empowerment Zone Labor Force Development Program — implementation — contracts with various agencies — Economic Development and Personnel (O 866-2000) ...... 1378 Housing rehabilitation, new housing construction and commercial redevelopment loan programs — Cleveland Action to Support Housing (CASH) — contract — Community Development (O 753-2000) ...... 1422 Housing Trust Fund Program — contracts — Community Development — housing activities (O 751-2000)...... 1375 Housing, urban land-use, property parcel, vacant lot, and residential real estate market data services, products, studies — neighborhood planning and programming efforts — Cleveland State University (O 860-2000) ...... 1377 Lead abatement services — amend Contract No. 53170 — University Settlement — Public Health (O 842-2000) ...... 1429 Low income housing units — acquisition, rehabilitation, or construction — Cleveland Housing Network (O 757-2000) ...... 1376 Marshall Drug Building historic — W. 9th Street and Lakeside Avenue — contract — Community Development (O 851-2000) ...... 1431 Office furniture — purchase — Port Control. (O 412-2000) ...... 1405 Oilwater separators, sewers, electrical vaults and associated appurtenances — test and disposal of waste materials — Port Control. (O 328-2000) ...... 1403 Phase II of the Erieside and West 3rd Street Area Pump Station Project — make alterations and modifications in Contract No. 53947 — Division of Water Pollution Control (O 1106-2000) ...... 1345 Requirement contract purchases — amend Ord. Nos. 2161-99; 2162-99; 2164-99; and 2165-99 — Traffic Engineering and Parking (O 1004-2000) ...... 1383 Temporary Assistance to Needy Families Program — contracts — provide services — Personnel and Human Resources (O 1145-2000)...... 1367 Turney Road — acceptance of second mortgages on the Mill Creek parcels in repayment of aforesaid contract — contract — Zaremba Cleveland Communities, Inc. — Millcreek Joint Venture — Community Development (O 942-2000) ...... 1382 Waterman Place housing development — contract with Slavic Village Development Corporation — amend Section 2 of Ordinance No. 1084-2000 (O 1142-2000) ...... 1366 West 61st Street retaining wall — alterations and modifications in Contract No. 54089 — Markie Construction Company, I (O 2167-99) ...... 1371 Workforce Investment Act Program — contracts — provide services — Personnel and Human Resources (O 1146-2000) ...... 1367

Correction Division

Transferring the Division of Correction — new Sections 135.57, 135.58, 135.59, 135.60, 135.61, 135.62, and 135.63 — amend Sections 135.01 and 141.02 — repeal existing Sections 141.06, 141.07, 141.071, 141.072, 141.08, 141.081 and 141.09 (O.1950-98) ...... 1384

Crime Watch Program

Cuyahoga County

Phases II and III the Harvard Avenue — cause payment — Cuyahoga County Commissioners (O 717-2000)...... 1417 Solid Waste Management Plan — Approving the final draft — Cuyahoga County Solid Waste Management District (O 713-2000) ...... 1417

Drugs

Sections 619.23, 619.24 and 619.25 — enact new Sections of Codified Ordinances — declaring vehicles and other property used in commission of drug or prostitution offenses to be a nuisance (O 164-2000-A) ...... 1373

East Side Market Project

West Side Market and East Side Market — public improvement — Parks, Recreation and Properties Department (O 134-2000)...... 1372

Economic Development Department

Assignment of Contract No. 56030 from Athersys, Inc. to Advanced Biotherapeutics, Inc., — Economic Development (O 943-2000) ...... 1434 Block A-5 — Cleveland Industrial Park — sell City-owned property — Arrowhead Industries Corp. and Erieview Metal Treating Company — Purchases and Supplies (O 944-2000) ...... 1382 1452 June 21, 2000 The City Record 113

Broadway Avenue, 7100 — ACH Properties, Inc. — acquisition of real property — Economic Development (O 762-2000) ...... 1423 Cleveland Industrial Retention Initiative — Cleveland Neighborhood Development Corporation — contract — Economic Development (O 655-2000) ...... 1416 East 55th Street, 1787 — capital improvements — Aletha Gambrell dba Operation Hair — amend Sections 2 and 3 of Ordinance No. 739-99 (O 760-2000) ...... 1423 East 82nd Street and Quincy Avenue — northwest corner — Empowerment Zone Section 108 loan and an Economic Development Initiative Grant Agreement — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation (O 1066-2000) ...... 1383 Empowerment Zone Labor Force Development Program — implementation — contracts with various agencies — Economic Development and Personnel (O 866-2000) ...... 1378 Empowerment Zone Program — Economic Development Initiative Grant and Title XX Grant funds — various corporations (O 865-2000) ...... 1378 Madison Avenue, 10615 — Enterprise Zone Agreement — — Midland Steel Products Holding Company (O 765-2000) ...... 1423 Madison Avenue, 10615 — acquisition of machinery and equipment — property improvements — Midland Steel Products Holding Company — contract — Economic Development (O 766-2000)...... 1424 Superior Avenue — financing of public improvements — Economic Development — Cleveland City School District — payments (O 867-2000)...... 1378 Tower Press Building — Neighborhood Development Investment Fund contract — St. Vincent Quadrangle, Inc., (O 863-2000)...... 1378

Empowerment Zone

East 55th Street, 1787 — capital improvements — Aletha Gambrell dba Operation Hair — amend Sections 2 and 3 of Ordinance No. 739-99 (O 760-2000) ...... 1423 East 82nd Street and Quincy Avenue — northwest corner — Empowerment Zone Section 108 loan and an Economic Development Initiative Grant Agreement — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation (O 1066-2000) ...... 1383

Enterprise Zone Agreement

Madison Avenue, 10615 — Enterprise Zone Agreement — — Midland Steel Products Holding Company (O 765-2000) ...... 1423 Madison Avenue, 10615 — acquisition of machinery and equipment — property improvements — Midland Steel Products Holding Company — contract — Economic Development (O 766-2000)...... 1424

Finance Department

Cleveland Fair Employment Law — new Chapter 189 — Living Wage (O 2009-99-A) ...... 1357 Computer database software maintenance and support services — Cleveland Integrated Justice Information System — Cleveland Municipal Court (O 963-2000) ...... 1435 Electronic key telephone system — Division of Information Systems Services — Finance Department (O 815-2000) ...... 1425 Improve municipal parks and recreation facilities — sale of bonds — $5,280,000 (O 898-2000) ...... 1379 Improve the municipal street system and related facilities — sale of bonds — $11,090,000 (O 899-2000)...... 1379 Improvement of municipal properties and easements in residential neighborhoods — sale of bonds — $2,310,000 (O 900-2000) ...... 1380 Improving buildings and structures housing — sale of bonds — $8,820,000 (O 897-2000) ...... 1379 Lamps — various divisions of City government (O 811-2000) ...... 1424 Legal services necessary to defend indigents charged — contract — Cuyahoga County Public Defender Commission (O 962-2000) ...... 1434 Living Wage — new Chapter 189 — Codified Ordinance (O 2009-99)...... 1357 Moral Claims — pay — Finance (O 902-2000) ...... 1432 Office supplies — various divisions of City government — Finance Department (O 812-2000) ...... 1424 Pre-sort mail service - various divisions of City government — Finance Department (O 813-2000) ...... 1376 Section 127.42 of Codified Ordinances, relating to transfer of Bureau of Vital Statistics to the Division of Assessments and Licenses — Section 141.18 repeal (O 1940-98) ...... 1383-T Steel plates — various divisions of City government — Finance Department (O 814-2000) ...... 1425 Telephone equipment and systems, voice and data communication systems — amend the title and Sections 1 and 2 of Ordinance No. 1174-97 (O 903-2000) ...... 1433

Funds

Day care center inspections — agreement or memorandum of understanding — State of Ohio — Ohio Association of County Boards of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities (O 843-2000) ...... 1430 Empowerment Zone Program — Economic Development Initiative Grant and Title XX Grant funds — various corporations (O 865-2000) ...... 1378 Housing Rehabilitation Programs — Community Development — Federal HOME Program funds (O 651-2000)...... 1375 Tower Press Building — Neighborhood Development Investment Fund contract — St. Vincent Quadrangle, Inc., (O 863-2000)...... 1378 1453 114 The City Record June 21, 2000

Glenville Recreation Center

Tubing and other related work at Glenville Recreation Center — Division of Property Management (O 845-2000) ...... 1430

Grants

1999-2001 Bulletproof Vest Grant — grant — U.S. Department of Justice’s Bulletproof Vest Partnership — Public Safety (O 929-2000) ...... 1434 2000 West Reserve Area Agency on Aging Program — grant — Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging (O 848-2000) ...... 1431 2000 - 2001 EMS-EMT Training Program — grant — Ohio Department of Public Safety (O 840-2000) ...... 1429 2000 TEAM Approach to Violence Against Women Program — grant — apply and accept — Law Department (O 996-2000) ...... 1382 2000-2001 Drug Prevention, Treatment and Intervention Program — grant — Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board of Cuyahoga County — Public Health (O 645-2000) ...... 1414 2000-2001 State AIDS Community Based Care Program — grant — Public Health (O 644-2000) ...... 1414 2001 Infant Mortality Reduction (Initiative) Project — grant — Public Health (O 1059-2000) ...... 1383 2001 Recycle Ohio! Program — grant — Ohio Department of Natural Resources — Public Service (O 923-2000) ...... 1380 2001-2003 Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program — grant — U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development — Public Health (O 733-2000) ...... 1375 Cityworks Program — grants to small, neighborhood-based street clubs, block clubs and other community improvement groups — contract — Community Development (O 752-2000)...... 1376 Domestic Preparedness Equipment Support Program — grant — U.S. Department of Justice — Public Safety (O 648-2000) ...... 1415 Empowerment Zone Program — Economic Development Initiative Grant and Title XX Grant funds — various corporations (O 865-2000) ...... 1378 Phase 2 of the 2000 Cleveland Lakefront Bikeway Project — grant — Ohio Department of Transportation — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 936-2000)...... 1381 Scenic Byways Program — grant — Federal Highway Administration — City Planning Commission (O 868-2000) ...... 1431 TCSP Program — grant — Federal Highway Administration — City Planning Commission (O 869-2000)...... 1431 Woodland Recreation Center site improvements — Phase II — grant — Ohio Department of Natural Resources Transportation — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 930-2000)...... 1381 Workforce Investment Act Transition Progra — grant — Ohio Bureau of Employment Services POWER* Ohio (O 946-2000) ...... 1382

Handicapped

Curbing, aprons, ramps for handicapped — installing and replacing various divisions — Port Control (O 2116-99) ...... 1399

Health Centers

MetroHealth — leases by way of concession — provide medical services and clinical physician services — Public Health (O 734-2000) ...... 1418

Health Department

2000-2001 Drug Prevention, Treatment and Intervention Program — grant — Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board of Cuyahoga County — Public Health (O 645-2000) ...... 1414 2000-2001 State AIDS Community Based Care Program — grant — Public Health (O 644-2000)...... 1414 2001 Infant Mortality Reduction (Initiative) Project — grant — Public Health (O 1059-2000) ...... 1383 2001-2003 Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program — grant — U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development — Public Health (O 733-2000) ...... 1375 AIDS related services — Community Development and/or Public Health — contracts with various agencies (O 1058-2000) ...... 1383 AIDS-related services — contracts with various agencies — Public Health (O 841-2000) ...... 1429 Day care center inspections — agreement or memorandum of understanding — State of Ohio — Ohio Association of County Boards of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities (O 843-2000) ...... 1430 Lead abatement services — amend Contract No. 53170 — University Settlement — Public Health (O 842-2000) ...... 1429 MetroHealth — leases by way of concession — provide medical services and clinical physician services — Public Health (O 734-2000) ...... 1418 Pneumococcal vaccine — purchase — Division of Health (O 646-2000) ...... 1415

Hermes Race Systems

Cleveland Brown Run — permit — Hermes Race System (O 1018-2000) ...... 1436 Cleveland Corporate Challenge — permit — YMCA and Hermes Race System (O 1017-2000) ...... 1435 Race for the Cure — permit — Hermes Race Systems (O 1028-2000) ...... 1438 Race for Wishes — permit — Hermes Race Systems — (Ward 13) (O 1074-2000) ...... 1439 1454 June 21, 2000 The City Record 115

Historic Landmark District

Clifton Road/West Boulevard Historic Landmark District Extension — Establishing (O 1118-2000)...... 1354

Homestead Rates

Homestead rates — additional eligibility — amend Section 535.051 (O 1411-99) ...... 1398

Housing

Housing Trust Fund Program — contracts — Community Development — housing activities (O 751-2000)...... 1375

Housing Rehabilitation Program

Housing Rehabilitation Programs — Community Development — Federal HOME Program funds (O 651-2000)...... 1375

Land Reutilization Program

5510 Whittier Avenue (Ward 7) — Land Reutilization Program — The Eleanor B. Rainey Memorial Institute, Inc. (O 1971-99) ...... 1398 Central Avenue — north side — Land Reutilization Program — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation (O 1111-2000) ...... 1347 East 82nd Street — Land Reutilization Program — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation (O 1112-2000) ...... 1349 East 61st and 63rd Streets — Land Reutilization Program — Burten, Bell, Carr Development Corporation (O 940-2000) ...... 1382 East 63rd Street — Land Reutilization Program — Burton, Bell, Carr Development Corporation (O 600-2000) ...... 1375 East 63rd Street — Land Reutilization Program — Burten, Bell, Carr Development Corporation (O 939-2000) ...... 1382 Grand, Tennyson and Buckeye Roads — Land Reutilization Program — Allegheny West Conference of Seventh Day Adventist (O 1114-2000) ...... 1351 Lexington Avenue, 6305, 6301 and 6215 — Land Reutilization Program — Johnny A. Barnes and Lucille E. Barnes. (O 371-2000) ...... 1404 Lorain Avenue, 4425 — 2020-22 West 44th Street — Land Reutilization Program — Spanish American Committee (O 599-2000) ...... 1413 Meridian Avenue, 8720 — Land Reutilization Program — Curly Mae Jelks (O 1115-2000) ...... 1353 Saranac Road, 15912 — Land Reutilization Program — Sheila Frey (O 373-2000) ...... 1404 Thames Avenue, 14725 — Land Reutilization Program — Greater Bethel African Meth. Epis. Church. (O 368-2000)...... 1403 Varian Avenue, 6410, 6412 — 1224 East 61st Street — 1114 East 68th Street — Land Reutilization Program — St. Clair Superior Neighborhood Development Association (O 1113-2000) . . . . . 1350 West 52nd Street - Land Reutilization Program - Bridge Housing Corporation (O 1063-2000) ...... 1383 West 54th Street — Land Reutilization Program — Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization (O 1116-2000) ...... 1354

Law Department

2000 TEAM Approach to Violence Against Women Program — grant — apply and accept — Law Department (O 996-2000) ...... 1382

Lease Agreement

Business Traveler Services, Inc. — business service center — operate — Lease By Way of Concession — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 213-2000) ...... 1402 Playground improvements — constructing — Paul Revere Elementary School — Benjamin Franklin Elementary School — Denison Elementary School (O 931-2000) ...... 1381

Lease by Way of Concession

American Flyers — flight training facility and related services — Lease By Way of Concession — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 466-2000) ...... 1405 Circadian Knight Corp., dba Top Gun — flight training facility and related services — Lease By Way of Concession — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 467-2000) ...... 1406 MetroHealth — leases by way of concession — provide medical services and clinical physician services — Public Health (O 734-2000) ...... 1418 Pilot Management, Inc. dba Cleveland AirSports — Lease by Way of Concession — flight training facility and related services — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 465-2000) . . . . . 1405 Specialty Restaurants — Lease By Way of Concession — vicinity of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 320-2000) ...... 1373 T & G Flying Club, Inc. — Lease By Way of Concession — Burke Lakefront Airport — flight training facility and related services (O 743-2000)...... 1420 Use and occupancy of certain space in the Secondary Hangar — ramp and parking areas adjacent to the premises — Lease By Way of Concession — Air Services of Cleveland, Inc. (O 1103-2000) ...... 1344 1455 116 The City Record June 21, 2000

Leases

Broadway Avenue, 7654 — lease to Joshua Simon — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 844-2000)...... 1377 Lease space at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration — hangar space for police aircraft — Public Safety (O 1110-2000) ...... 1346 Property to construct a transfer station and use of ramp area — lease — United Parcel Service — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 264-2000) ...... 1403

Liquor Permits

Ashbury Avenue, 10509 - withdrawing objection to the renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit - (Ward 09) (R 1036-2000) ...... 1395 Dolloff Road, 5353 - withdrawing objection to the stock transfer of a D1, D2, D3 and D3A - (Ward 13) (R 1029-2000) ...... 1393 East 55th Street, 1905 - withdrawing objection to the transfer of ownership and location of a C2 and C2X - (Ward 07) (R 1032-2000) ...... 1394 Hough Avenue, 8812 - withdrawing objection to a C2 and C2X - (Ward 07) (R 1033-2000)...... 1394 Lorain Avenue 1st Fl. & Bsmt., 11022 - objecting to the transfer of ownership of a D2, D2X, D3 and D6 - (Ward 19) (R 1031-2000) ...... 1394 Lorain Avenue, 16800 - objecting to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3 and D3A - (Ward 21) (R 1088-2000) ...... 1395 Francis Avenue, 5901 first floor and basement — Withdrawing objection to the renewal — (Ward 12) (R 1089-2000) ...... 1396 Norwood Rd., 1113-1115 first floor and basement — Withdrawing objection to the transfer of ownership (R 1086-2000) ...... 1395 Warner Road, 4464 - withdrawing objection to the renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit - (Ward 12) (R 1030-2000) ...... 1393

Living Wage

Cleveland Fair Employment Law — new Chapte 189 — Living Wage (O 2009-99-A) ...... 1357 Living Wage — new Chapter 189 — Codified Ordinance (O 2009-99)...... 1357

Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry Association

2001 Infant Mortality Reduction (Initiative) Project — grant — Public Health (O 1059-2000) ...... 1383

Market

Rental of market stalls — amend Section 133.16 (O 1027-2000) ...... 1437

Memoranda of Understanding

Day care center inspections — agreement or memorandum of understanding — State of Ohio — Ohio Association of County Boards of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities (O 843-2000) ...... 1430 Social service programs — contracts with various agencies — Community Development — various Directors of City Departments (O 862-2000) ...... 1378 Various social service agencies, community development — memorandums of understanding — Community Development (O 748-2000)...... 1421

Metro Health Medical Center

MetroHealth — leases by way of concession — provide medical services and clinical physician services — Public Health (O 734-2000)...... 1418

Moral Claims

Moral Claims — pay — Finance (O 902-2000) ...... 1432

Motor Vehicle Maintenance Division (MVM)

Leaking underground storage tanks — emergency cleanup and replacement — Motor Vehicle Maintenance — Public Service (O 924-2000) ...... 1433

Neighborhood Equity Funds

African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 Beautify a vacant lot that is currently a public nuisance — Kamm’s Corners Development Corporation — Ward 21 Neighborhood Equity Funds. (O 1077-2000) ...... 1439 Building site improvements and recreational equipment for football — Miles Avenue Family YMCA — Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1143-2000) ...... 1366 1456 June 21, 2000 The City Record 117

Clean Sweep Vacant Lot Program — Amistad Development Corporation — Ward 4 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1134-2000) ...... 1364 Community art programs — Broadway School of Music & the Arts — Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1131-2000) ...... 1364 Comprehensive market study analysis of the Buckeye Corridor — Buckeye Area Development Corporation — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1121-2000) ...... 1361 Computers to enable skills training — purchase — Job Readiness Training Program — Ward 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1076-2000) ...... 1439 Crime prevention security and code enforcement services — agreement — Southeast Improvement Association — Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1085-2000) ...... 1441 Crime watch personnel and programs for business and residential groups — Old Brooklyn Area — amend the Title and Section 1 of Ordinance No. 187-2000 — Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1023-2000) ...... 1437 Crime watch personnel and programs for business and residential groups — amend Section 2 of Ordinance No. 187-2000 — Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1078-2000) ...... 1440 Crime watch personnel and programs for business and residential groups — Old Brooklyn Area — amend the Title and Section 1 of Ordinance No. 183-2000 — Ward 15 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1022-2000) ...... 1436 East 97th Street, 2245 — demolition of a six unit multi-family building — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1122-2000) ...... 1361 Exercise equipment for Riverview Towers — chairs for the Lakeview Community Center — Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) — Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1133-2000)...... 1364 Harvard School Senior Apartments Project — pre-development costs — Slavic Village Development — Ward 12 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1083-2000) ...... 1441 Holiday lighting — purchase and installation — Kamm’s Corners Development Corporation — Ward 21 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1021-2000)...... 1436 Independent Inner City Youth Football Program — fully equip thirty-five (35) — Cleveland Comanche football program — Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1123-2000)...... 1362 Installation of curbs and yard lamps along Hulda Avenue — Buckeye Area Development Corporation — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1125-2000) ...... 1362 International conference and youth summit in China — The International Preparatory School — Ward 10 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1020-2000)...... 1436 Lawn maintenance services on vacant properties — Northeast Shores Development Corporation — Ward 11 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1138-2000)...... 1365 Miles Park Carnegie Library — renovation — Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1144-2000)...... 1367 National youth sports program — Case Western Reserve University — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1015-2000) ...... 1435 Operating expenses — St. Clair Superior Neighborhood Development Association — Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1132-2000) ...... 1364 Playground at R.G. Jones School — amend Section 2 of Ordinance No. 611-2000 — Ward 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1081-2000) ...... 1440 Promote the sale of certain townhouses — Northeast Shores Development Corporation — Ward 11 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1137-2000) ...... 1365 Summer internship program — Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan — Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1141-2000)...... 1366 Waterman Place housing development project — agreement — Slavic Village Development — Ward 12 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1084-2000) ...... 1441 Web based information system to assist first-time home buyers — creation — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1014-2000) ...... 1435 West 58th Street — EcoVillage Townhouse Development — Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization — Ward 17 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1135-2000) ...... 1365 Woodhill Road, 2749 — security windows and heating and cooling system — East End Neighborhood House — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1124-2000) ...... 1362

Ohio Bureau of Employment Services

Workforce Investment Act Transition Program — grant — Ohio Bureau of Employment Services POWER* Ohio (O 946-2000) ...... 1382

Ohio Department of Natural Resources

2001 Recycle Ohio! Program — grant — Ohio Department of Natural Resources — Public Service (O 923-2000) ...... 1380 Woodland Recreation Center site improvements — Phase II — grant — Ohio Department of Natural Resources Transportation — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 930-2000)...... 1381

Ohio Department of Public Health

2001 Infant Mortality Reduction (Initiative) Project — grant — Public Health (O 1059-2000)...... 1383

Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT)

Phase 2 of the 2000 Cleveland Lakefront Bikeway Project — grant — Ohio Department of Transportation — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 936-2000)...... 1381 1457 118 The City Record June 21, 2000

Old Brooklyn Area

Crime watch personnel and programs for business and residential groups — amend Section 2 of Ordinance No. 187-2000 — Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1078-2000) ...... 1440

Parking

Expansion of Lot 3 to provide for additional employee parking — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 1104-2000) ...... 1344

Parks

Ivan Franko bust — transfer the ownership — United Ukrainian Organizations — exchange — Ukrainian busts (O 846-2000) ...... 1430

Parks, Recreation and Properties Department

Broadway Avenue and Booth Avenue — sell City-owned property — Patrick L. Montgomery — Purchases and Supplies (O 847-2000) ...... 1377 Broadway Avenue, 7654 — lease to Joshua Simon — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 844-2000)...... 1377 Cleveland Memorial Gardens — rehabilitating — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 937-2000) ...... 1382 Dollar Bank — cash donation — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 938-2000) ...... 1434 Establish an equalized rent structure for all interior tenants — West Side Market — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 1126-2000) ...... 1362 Exempted Special Events — new Section 133.04 (O 768-2000) ...... 1424 Ivan Franko bust — transfer the ownership — United Ukrainian Organizations — exchange — Ukrainian busts (O 846-2000) ...... 1430 Phase 2 of the 2000 Cleveland Lakefront Bikeway Project — grant — Ohio Department of Transportation — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 936-2000)...... 1381 Playground improvements — constructing — Paul Revere Elementary School — Benjamin Franklin Elementary School — Denison Elementary School (O 931-2000) ...... 1381 Project Clean Program — Parks, Recreation and Properties — Community Development Block Grant funds (O 650-2000) ...... 1416 Social service programs — contracts with various agencies — Community Development — various Directors of City Departments (O 862-2000) ...... 1378 Thames Playfield — expansion — transfer property — Community Development — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 210-2000) ...... 1401 Tubing and other related work at Glenville Recreation Center — Division of Property Management (O 845-2000) ...... 1430 West Side Market and East Side Market — public improvement — Parks, Recreation and Properties Department (O 134-2000)...... 1372 Woodland Recreation Center site improvements — Phase II — grant — Ohio Department of Natural Resources Transportation — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 930-2000)...... 1381 Year XXVI Community Development Block Grant — various public improvements — Community Development, Public Service, Parks, Recreation and Properties, and Public Utilities (O 654-2000) . . . . . 1375

Permits

American Heart Walk — permit — American Heart Association — (Ward 13) (O 1075-2000) ...... 1439 America’s Walk for Diabetes — (WALKTOBERFEST) — permit — American Diabetes Association (O 1016-2000)...... 1435 Clean Air Challenge 2000 - permit - American Lung Association (O 1035-2000) ...... 1438 Cleveland Brown Run — permit — Hermes Race System (O 1018-2000) ...... 1436 Cleveland Corporate Challenge — permit — YMCA and Hermes Race System (O 1017-2000)...... 1435 Directional Signs in four (4) locations — permit — Cleveland Clinic Foundation (O 415-2000)...... 1373 Dunham Tavern Museum — four (4) double sided banners — celebrate and identify their 175 years in existence — Public Service (O 926-2000) ...... 1380 East 185th Street Festival and Run — banners — Northeast Shores Development Corporation (O 1080-2000)...... 1440 East 185th Street Festival Parade — permit — Northeast Shores Development Corporation — (Ward 11) (O 1079-2000) ...... 1440 East 9th Street Mile - permit - Hermes Race Systems (O 1019-2000) ...... 1436 Edgehill and Murray Hill Roads — outdoor seasonal patio dining area with tables, chairs, railings and a wooden deck — permit — Public Service (O 922-2000) ...... 1380 Euclid Avenue, 11111 — permit — shuttle bus shelter — Case Western Reserve University’s Thwing Student Service Center. (O 1071-2000) ...... 1383 Fairview Hospital Parking Facility — right-of-way — construction of a walk, driveway and landscaping (O 729-2000) ...... 1418 Gene Marco Co. LLC, dba Circo/Zibibbo Restaurant/Lounge - permit - outdoor seasonal cafÇ restaurant with a sidewalk barrier (O 727-2000) ...... 1417 Great Clean Sweep — permit — Public Service — (Ward 3) (O 1082-2000)...... 1440 Million Family March — banners — Muhammad Mosque No. 18 (O 1026-2000) ...... 1437 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church West — banner — annual festival (O 1136-2000) ...... 1365 Race for the Cure — permit — Hermes Race Systems (O 1028-2000) ...... 1438 1458 June 21, 2000 The City Record 119

Race for Wishes — permit — Hermes Race Systems — (Ward 13) (O 1074-2000) ...... 1439 Riverbed Street — apartment building from the second story upward to minimum height of 12-feet, 8-inches above the pavement area — permit — Stonebridge Building and Design, Inc. (O 925-2000) ...... 1380 Sagrada Familia Church — Church Festival — banners (O 1024-2000) ...... 1437 Seasonal outdoor sidewalk cafe, fencing and other related equipment — West 6th Street — right-of-way — permit — Creative Culinary Enterprises, Inc. (O 1129-2000) ...... 1363 Seasonal outdoor sidewalk cafe, fencing, and other associated equipment — Gene Hickerson’s at the Hanna (restaurant) — permit (O 1127-2000) ...... 1362 Seasonal sidewalk cafe, wooden planters, and metal railing enclosures — permit — right-of-way — 1400 and 1406 West 6th Street — Joseph Santusuosso (O 1130-2000) ...... 1363 STAVSERV, Inc. — permit — outdoor seasonal sidewalk cafe, a fencing enclosure and associated equipment (O 712-2000)...... 1416 Western Reserve Historical Society — one banner — special event (O 1128-2000) ...... 1363

Personnel Department

City, County, Waste Paper Drivers Union, Local 244. — collective bargaining agreement (O 422-2000). . . . . 1373 Compensation for various classifications — amend Sections 8, 25, 28, 32, and 43 of Ordinance No. 434-2000 (O 1070-2000) ...... 1383 Empowerment Zone Labor Force Development Program — implementation — contracts with various agencies — Economic Development and Personnel (O 866-2000) ...... 1378 Temporary Assistance to Needy Families Program — contracts — provide services — Personnel and Human Resources (O 1145-2000)...... 1367 Workforce Investment Act Program — contracts — provide services — Personnel and Human Resources (O 1146-2000) ...... 1367 Workforce Investment Act Transition Program — grant — Ohio Bureau of Employment Services POWER* Ohio (O 946-2000) ...... 1382

Playgrounds

Playground at R.G. Jones School — amend Section 2 of Ordinance No. 611-2000 — Ward 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1081-2000) ...... 1440 Playground improvements — constructing — Paul Revere Elementary School — Benjamin Franklin Elementary School — Denison Elementary School (O 931-2000) ...... 1381

Police Division

Aviation fuel and hangar space for aircraft — Division of Police (O 738-2000) ...... 1419 Care and feeding of horses — Division of Police (O 737-2000) ...... 1419 Citation forms — Division of Police (O 740-2000) ...... 1420 Diversity management training for field training officers and recruit — contract — Greater Cleveland Roundtable — Division of Police (O 1109-2000) ...... 1346 Elevators at the Justice Center — 3rd District Police Station — Division of Police (O 834-2000) ...... 1428 Furniture and fixtures — purchase — Division of Police (O 838-2000) ...... 1428 Hepatitis B vaccine — purchase — Division of Police (O 647-2000)...... 1415 Maintain police aircraft — Division of Police (O 736-2000) ...... 1419 Officer Emil Cielec, Lieutenant Michael O’Malley, Lieutenant Edward Lentz and Detective Arssie Taylor — extend the retirement dates — Division of Police (O 735-2000) ...... 1419 Photo lab materials and supplies — Division of Police (O 741-2000) ...... 1420 Prisoner meals — Division of Police (O 739-2000) ...... 1420 Section 405-06 — amend Codified Ordinances — impounding and towing fees (O 650-99) ...... 1398 Sections 687.01 through 687.17 — enact new sections — Codified Ordinances — registration of bounty hunters (O 2187-96) ...... 1396 Two police aircraft — purchase — Division of Police (O 1108-2000) ...... 1346

Port Control Department

5L/23R (Phase I) — new runway — Port Control (O 552-2000) ...... 1373 800 MHz radio communications equipment and labor and materials — contract — Port Control (O 257-2000)...... 1402 Airport System Revenue Bonds — sale by the City of Cleveland — improving and enlarging the Airport System (O 833-2000) ...... 1376 American Flyers — flight training facility and related services — Lease By Way of Concession — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 466-2000) ...... 1405 Business Traveler Services, Inc. — business service center — operate — Lease By Way of Concession — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 213-2000)...... 1402 Circadian Knight Corp., dba Top Gun — flight training facility and related services — Lease By Way of Concession — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 467-2000) ...... 1406 Conveyance systems — construction — carry Abrams Creek under new Runway 5L/23R (O 1105-2000). . . . . 1344 Curbing, aprons, ramps for handicapped — installing and replacing various divisions — Port Control (O 2116-99) ...... 1399 Deicing services and space to house deicing operations — contract — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 469-2000) ...... 1406 Expansion of Lot 3 to provide for additional employee parking — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 1104-2000) ...... 1344 1459 120 The City Record June 21, 2000

Green Energy, Inc. and Carl R. Gessel d/b/a Green Energy Company — termination agreement — plugging and abandonment of Tuma No. 1 gas well and pay termination costs — Port Control (O 588-2000) ...... 1412 Office furniture — purchase — Port Control. (O 412-2000) ...... 1405 Oilwater separators, sewers, electrical vaults and associated appurtenances — test and disposal of waste materials — Port Control. (O 328-2000) ...... 1403 Pilot Management, Inc. dba Cleveland AirSports — Lease by Way of Concession — flight training facility and related services — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 465-2000) . . . . . 1405 Professional engineering and surveying services — various airport projects — Director of Port Control (O 908-2000) ...... 1380 Property to construct a transfer station and use of ramp area — lease — United Parcel Service — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 264-2000) ...... 1403 Roadway modifications to the baggage/tug road — design — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 2049-99) ...... 1399 Sound insulation program — implementing Phase II — amend Section 5 of Ordinance No. 469-98 (O 327-2000) ...... 1403 Specialty Restaurants — Lease By Way of Concession — vicinity of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 320-2000) ...... 1373 T & G Flying Club, Inc. — Lease By Way of Concession — Burke Lakefront Airport — flight training facility and related services (O 743-2000)...... 1420 Use and occupancy of certain space in the Secondary Hangar — ramp and parking areas adjacent to the premises — Lease By Way of Concession — Air Services of Cleveland, Inc. (O 1103-2000) ...... 1344

Prostitution

Purchases

Electronic key telephone system — Division of Information Systems Services — Finance Department (O 815-2000) ...... 1425 Lamps — various divisions of City government (O 811-2000) ...... 1424 Office supplies — various divisions of City government — Finance Department (O 812-2000) ...... 1424 Pre-sort mail service - various divisions of City government — Finance Department (O 813-2000) ...... 1376 Steel plates — various divisions of City government — Finance Department (O 814-2000) ...... 1425

Purchases and Supplies Division

Block A-5 — Cleveland Industrial Park — sell City-owned property — Arrowhead Industries Corp. and Erieview Metal Treating Company — Purchases and Supplies (O 944-2000) ...... 1382 Broadway Avenue and Booth Avenue — sell City-owned property — Patrick L. Montgomery — Purchases and Supplies (O 847-2000) ...... 1377

Real Estate

Property — to be appropriated in Ward 20 — development of a Corporate Office Park — Economic Development Department (O 1123-99) ...... 1369 Thames Playfield — expansion — transfer property — Community Development — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 210-2000) ...... 1401

Recognition

Spaan, Barbara (R 1100-2000) ...... 1343 Tolliver, Callie (R 1101-2000) ...... 1343

Regional Transit Authority

Euclid Corridor Transportation Project — design and implementation — General Agreement — Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (O 1102-2000) ...... 1343 RTA to reduce the fares on buses and rapid transit — Urging (R 1120-2000) ...... 1357

Resolutions - Miscellaneous

Americans with Disabilities Act Celebration Day — Declaring July 21, 2000 (R 1149-2000)...... 1368 Gasoline station operators to offer full service — no added cost to the customer (R 1119-2000) ...... 1357 Immediately and actively investigate and prepare the City for the imminent deregulation of the electric utility industry — Urging the Mayor and the Administration (R 402-97) ...... 1393 Opposing passage of HR 1020/S.1271 — transport by railway and highway of high level radioactive waste from other states through the Cleveland area (R 1845-96)...... 1392 Proposal by the Cleveland New Homes L. P. for the development and construction of affordable housing — Supporting (R 1148-2000) ...... 1368 Public Safety fireboat — Condemning the Administration’s failure to honor its commitment to fully staff (R 1087-2000) ...... 1395 1460 June 21, 2000 The City Record 121

Recreation and Parks month — Proclaiming July, 2000 (R 1147-2000) ...... 1367 Restricting children’s access to adult reading, viewing and audio materials on the Internet — Urging the Cleveland Public Library (R 174-97) ...... 1392 Rite Aid Pharmacy — East 131st Street and Miles — Urging the Aid Pharmacies to keep — Ward 2 (R 1090-2000)...... 1396 RTA to reduce the fares on buses and rapid transit — Urging (R 1120-2000) ...... 1357 Summer schedule of meetings — Council of the City of Cleveland (R 1034-2000) ...... 1394 Tires — enact legislation regulating collection and disposal of (R 677-97)...... 1393

Retirement

Officer Emil Cielec, Lieutenant Michael O’Malley, Lieutenant Edward Lentz and Detective Arssie Taylor — extend the retirement dates — Division of Police (O 735-2000) ...... 1419

Right-of-Way

Euclid Avenue, 11111 — permit — shuttle bus shelter — Case Western Reserve University’s Thwing Student Service Center. (O 1071-2000) ...... 1383 Fairview Hospital Parking Facility — right-of-way — construction of a walk, driveway and landscaping (O 729-2000) ...... 1418 State Road, 4533 — corner of State Road and Cypress Avenue in Ward 16 — amend the Title and Section 1 of Ordinance No. 189-2000 (O 1025-2000) ...... 1437

Safety Department

1999-2001 Bulletproof Vest Grant — grant — U.S. Department of Justice’s Bulletproof Vest Partnership — Public Safety (O 929-2000) ...... 1434 2000 - 2001 EMS-EMT Training Program — grant — Ohio Department of Public Safety (O 840-2000) ...... 1429 Aviation fuel and hangar space for aircraft — Division of Police (O 738-2000) ...... 1419 Care and feeding of horses — Division of Police (O 737-2000) ...... 1419 Citation forms — Division of Police (O 740-2000) ...... 1420 Defibrillators — monitors and battery support systems — purchase — Division of Emergency Medical Service (O 839-2000) ...... 1429 Department of Public Safety buildings — renovating — equipment, furniture, supplies and fixture (O 927-2000) ...... 1380 Dictaphone equipment — maintenance contract — Division of Emergency Medical Service — Dictaphone Corporation (O 928-2000)...... 1433 Diversity management training for field training officers and recruit — contract — Greater Cleveland Roundtable — Division of Police (O 1109-2000) ...... 1346 Domestic Preparedness Equipment Support Program — grant — U.S. Department of Justice — Public Safety (O 648-2000) ...... 1415 Elevators at the Justice Center — 3rd District Police Station — Division of Police (O 834-2000) ...... 1428 Furniture and fixtures — purchase — Division of Police (O 838-2000) ...... 1428 Hepatitis B vaccine — purchase — Division of Police (O 647-2000)...... 1415 Intentional abuse of the local 9-1-1 emergency system — new Section 605.07A (O 1783-97) ...... 1398 Lease space at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration — hangar space for police aircraft — Public Safety (O 1110-2000) ...... 1346 Maintain police aircraft — Division of Police (O 736-2000) ...... 1419 Officer Emil Cielec, Lieutenant Michael O’Malley, Lieutenant Edward Lentz and Detective Arssie Taylor — extend the retirement dates — Division of Police (O 735-2000) ...... 1419 Photo lab materials and supplies — Division of Police (O 741-2000) ...... 1420 Prisoner meals — Division of Police (O 739-2000) ...... 1420 Public Safety fireboat — Condemning the Administration’s failure to honor its commitment to fully staff (R 1087-2000) ...... 1395 Requirement contract purchases — amend Ord. Nos. 2161-99; 2162-99; 2164-99; and 2165-99 — Traffic Engineering and Parking (O 1004-2000) ...... 1383 Section 405-06 — amend Codified Ordinances — impounding and towing fees (O 650-99) ...... 1398 Sections 131.14 and 131.15 repeal Sections of Codified Ordinances — transfer of Division of Traffic Engineering to Department of Public Service; enact new Sections 131.14 and 131.15; amend Sections 131.12, 403.03 and 403.06 (O.1949-98) ...... 1384 Sections 619.23, 619.24 and 619.25 — enact new Sections of Codified Ordinances — declaring vehicles and other property used in commission of drug or prostitution offenses to be a nuisance (O 164-2000-A) ...... 1373 Sections 687.01 through 687.17 — enact new sections — Codified Ordinances — registration of bounty hunters (O 2187-96) ...... 1396 Transferring the Division of Correction — new Sections 135.57, 135.58, 135.59, 135.60, 135.61, 135.62, and 135.63 — amend Sections 135.01 and 141.02 — repeal existing Sections 141.06, 141.07, 141.071, 141.072, 141.08, 141.081 and 141.09 (O.1950-98) ...... 1384 Two police aircraft — purchase — Division of Police (O 1108-2000) ...... 1346

Salaries

Compensation for various classifications — amend Sections 8, 25, 28, 32, and 43 of Ordinance No. 434-2000 (O 1070-2000)...... 1383

Service Department

2001 Recycle Ohio! Program — grant — Ohio Department of Natural Resources — Public Service (O 923-2000) ...... 1380 Branch Avenues S.W. — vacate a portion (O 1107-2000) ...... 1346 1461 122 The City Record June 21, 2000

Clean Air Challenge 2000 - permit - American Lung Association (O 1035-2000) ...... 1438 Directional Signs in four (4) locations — permit — Cleveland Clinic Foundation (O 415-2000) ...... 1373 Dunham Tavern Museum — four (4) double sided banners — celebrate and identify their 175 years in existence — Public Service (O 926-2000) ...... 1380 East 9th Street Mile - permit - Hermes Race Systems (O 1019-2000) ...... 1436 East 110th Street — public improvement — Public Service (O 836-2000) ...... 1377 East 185th Street Festival and Run — banners — Northeast Shores Development Corporation (O 1080-2000)...... 1440 Edgehill and Murray Hill Roads — outdoor seasonal patio dining area with tables, chairs, railings and a wooden deck — permit — Public Service (O 922-2000) ...... 1380 Euclid Avenue, 11111 — permit — shuttle bus shelter — Case Western Reserve University’s Thwing Student Service Center. (O 1071-2000) ...... 1383 Fairview Hospital Parking Facility — right-of-way — construction of a walk, driveway and landscaping (O 729-2000) ...... 1418 Gene Marco Co. LLC, dba Circo/Zibibbo Restaurant/Lounge - permit - outdoor seasonal cafÇ restaurant with a sidewalk barrier (O 727-2000) ...... 1417 Great Clean Sweep — permit — Public Service — (Ward 3) (O 1082-2000)...... 1440 Leaking underground storage tanks — emergency cleanup and replacement — Motor Vehicle Maintenance — Public Service (O 924-2000) ...... 1433 Million Family March — banners — Muhammad Mosque No. 18 (O 1026-2000) ...... 1437 Mueller Court N.W. — vacate a portion (O 522-2000)...... 1408 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church West — banner — annual festival (O 1136-2000) ...... 1365 Phase IV improvements to the Mill Creek Housing Development Project — Community Development, Public Service and Public Utilities (O 1117-2000)...... 1354 Phases II and III the Harvard Avenue — cause payment — Cuyahoga County Commissioners (O 717-2000)...... 1417 Postal Court S.W. (Ward 20) — vacate (O 1909-99)...... 1371 Public improvement of repairing and constructing sidewalks, driveway aprons, curbing, curb strips, intersections, bridge approaches, utility box and casting adjustments and appurtenances — determine method — Public Service (O 593-2000) ...... 1413 Requirement contract purchases — amend Ord. Nos. 2161-99; 2162-99; 2164-99; and 2165-99 — Traffic Engineering and Parking (O 1004-2000) ...... 1383 Reserve Court N.E. — pavement for ingress and egress, steel posts and security gates — permit — construction — American Cancer Society’s Community Resource Center (O 921-2000) ...... 1380 Riverbed Street — apartment building from the second story upward to minimum height of 12-feet, 8-inches above the pavement area — permit — Stonebridge Building and Design, Inc. (O 925-2000) ...... 1380 Sagrada Familia Church — Church Festival — banners (O 1024-2000) ...... 1437 Seasonal outdoor sidewalk cafe, fencing and other related equipment — West 6th Street — right-of-way — permit — Creative Culinary Enterprises, Inc. (O 1129-2000) ...... 1363 Seasonal outdoor sidewalk cafe, fencing, and other associated equipment — Gene Hickerson’s at the Hanna (restaurant) — permit (O 1127-2000) ...... 1362 Seasonal sidewalk cafe, wooden planters, and metal railing enclosures — permit — right-of-way — 1400 and 1406 West 6th Street — Joseph Santusuosso (O 1130-2000) ...... 1363 Section 131.03 — amend Codified Ordinances — rates for truck owner drivers — Service Department (O 2279-95) ...... 1396 Sections 131.14 and 131.15 repeal Sections of Codified Ordinances — transfer of Division of Traffic Engineering to Department of Public Service; enact new Sections 131.14 and 131.15; amend Sections 131.12, 403.03 and 403.06 (O.1949-98) ...... 1384 Solid Waste Management Plan — Approving the final draft — Cuyahoga County Solid Waste Management District (O 713-2000) ...... 1417 Springdale Avenue and West 188th Street — vacate a portion (O 521-2000) ...... 1407 State Road from Brookpark Road to Pearl Road — rehabilitating — Public Service (O 730-2000) ...... 1418 STAVSERV, Inc. — permit — outdoor seasonal sidewalk cafe, a fencing enclosure and associated equipment (O 712-2000)...... 1416 Superior Avenue — financing of public improvements — Economic Development — Cleveland City School District — payments (O 867-2000)...... 1378 West 110th Street — public improvement — Public Service (O 835-2000) ...... 1377 West 40th Place — rehabilitating — amend the title, Section 1 and Section 2 of Ordinance No. 962-99 (O 598-2000) ...... 1413 West 61st Street retaining wall — alterations and modifications in Contract No. 54089 — Markie Construction Company, I (O 2167-99) ...... 1371 West 68th Street — intention to vacate — (Ward 18) (R 377-2000) ...... 1393 Western Reserve Historical Society — one banner — special event (O 1128-2000) ...... 1363 Year XXVI Community Development Block Grant — various public improvements — Community Development, Public Service, Parks, Recreation and Properties, and Public Utilities (O 654-2000) ...... 1375

Sewers

Buhrer Avenue sewer — rehabilitating — Public Utilities (O 998-2000) ...... 1383 Fairville/West 190th Street area sewer — rehabilitating — Public Utilities (O 999-2000)...... 1383 Sewerage service charges within Cleveland — amend Section 543.02 (O 1742-99) ...... 1369 Westpark Road sewer — rehabilitating — Public Utilities (O 1000-2000)...... 1383

Signs

Directional Signs in four (4) locations — permit — Cleveland Clinic Foundation (O 415-2000) ...... 1373 1462 June 21, 2000 The City Record 123

Slavic Village Association

Harvard School Senior Apartments Project — pre-development costs — Slavic Village Development — Ward 12 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1083-2000) ...... 1441 Waterman Place housing development project — agreement — Slavic Village Development — Ward 12 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1084-2000) ...... 1441

Southeast Improvement Association

Crime prevention security and code enforcement services — agreement — Southeast Improvement Association — Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1085-2000) ...... 1441

Statement of Work Acceptance

Exterior Renovations of the Carl B. Stokes Public Utilities Building — Contract No. PI54720A — Public Utilities Department (F 1091-2000)...... 1343

Street Vacation

Branch Avenues S.W. — vacate a portion (O 1107-2000) ...... 1346 Mueller Court N.W. — vacate a portion (O 522-2000)...... 1408 Postal Court S.W. (Ward 20) — vacate (O 1909-99)...... 1371 Springdale Avenue and West 188th Street — vacate a portion (O 521-2000) ...... 1407 West 68th Street — intention to vacate — (Ward 18) (R 377-2000) ...... 1393 West 76th Street — vacate a portion (O 519-2000) ...... 1406

Tabled Legislation

Living Wage — new Chapter 189 — Codified Ordinance (O 2009-99)...... 1357 Section 127.42of Codified Ordinances, relating to transfer of Bureau of Vital Statistics to the Division of Assessments and Licenses — Section 141.18 repeal (O 1940-98) ...... 1383-T Sections 131.14 and 131.15 repeal Sections of Codified Ordinances — transfer of Division of Traffic Engineering to Department of Public Service; enact new Sections 131.14 and 131.15; amend Sections 131.12, 403.03 and 403.06 (O.1949-98) ...... 1384 Transferring the Division of Correction — new Sections 135.57, 135.58, 135.59, 135.60, 135.61, 135.62, and 135.63 — amend Sections 135.01 and 141.02 — repeal existing Sections 141.06, 141.07, 141.071, 141.072, 141.08, 141.081 and 141.09 (O.1950-98) ...... 1384

Taxicabs

Penalty for assault upon a taxicab driver — amend Section 621.03 (O 1139-2000)...... 1365

Traffic Commissioner

Sections 131.14 and 131.15 repeal Sections of Codified Ordinances — transfer of Division of Traffic Engineering to Department of Public Service; enact new Sections 131.14 and 131.15; amend Sections 131.12, 403.03 and 403.06 (O.1949-98) ...... 1384

Traffic Engineering & Parking Division

Requirement contract purchases — amend Ord. Nos. 2161-99; 2162-99; 2164-99; and 2165-99 — Traffic Engineering and Parking (O 1004-2000) ...... 1383 Sections 131.14 and 131.15 repeal Sections of Codified Ordinances — transfer of Division of Traffic Engineering to Department of Public Service; enact new Sections 131.14 and 131.15; amend Sections 131.12, 403.03 and 403.06 (O.1949-98) ...... 1384

Tree Trimming

Tree trimming — Cleveland Public Power (O 745-2000) ...... 1421

Trucks

Section 131.03 — amend Codified Ordinances — rates for truck owner drivers — Service Department (O 2279-95) ...... 1396

Unions

City, County, Waste Paper Drivers Union, Local 244. — collective bargaining agreement (O 422-2000)...... 1373

Utilities Department

2000 and 2001 annual reports — design, layout, produce and distribute — Public Utilities (O 828-2000)...... 1427 Buhrer Avenue sewer — rehabilitating — Public Utilities (O 998-2000) ...... 1383 Decorative and special lighting — Cleveland Public Power (O 830-2000) ...... 1427 East 140th Street — between Interstate 90 and Aspinwall Avenue — lease property — Cleveland Public Power service center (O 816-2000) ...... 1376 Fabricate ring and pinion gears — Division of Water (O 824-2000) ...... 1426 1463 124 The City Record June 21, 2000

Fairville/West 190th Street area sewer — rehabilitating — Public Utilities (O 999-2000)...... 1383 Hauling and disposal of water plant residuals — Division of Water (O 826-2000) ...... 1426 Heavy equipment — rental of various pieces — Division of Water (O 829-2000) ...... 1427 Homestead rates — additional eligibility — amend Section 535.051 (O 1411-99) ...... 1398 Idle wood, concrete and metal poles — remove — Cleveland Public Power (O 823-2000) ...... 1425 Immediately and actively investigate and prepare the City for the imminent deregulation of the electric utility industry — Urging the Mayor and the Administration (R 402-97) ...... 1393 Mail inserter machine — Division of Water — Pitney Bowes (O 831-2000) ...... 1428 Miscellaneous building maintenance services — various divisions — Public Utilities (O 825-2000) ...... 1426 Multi-server licenses — Division of Water — ORACLE Service Industries (O 832-2000) ...... 1428 Outdoor residential lighting and energy efficient programs — Cleveland Public Power (O 822-2000) ...... 1425 Paper products — Divisions of Water and Cleveland Public Power (O 827-2000) ...... 1427 Phase II of the Erieside and West 3rd Street Area Pump Station Project — make alterations and modifications in Contract No. 53947 — Division of Water Pollution Control (O 1106-2000) ...... 1345 Phase IV improvements to the Mill Creek Housing Development Project — Community Development, Public Service and Public Utilities (O 1117-2000)...... 1354 Purchase of electric power and energy — amend Section 129.33 (O 906-2000)...... 1433 Replace or repaid concrete or asphalt areas — Cleveland Public Power (O 747-2000) ...... 1375 Sections 535.04, 535.05, 535.51, 535.06, 535.18 and 535.21 — enact new sections relating to rates, rules and regulations for water service — Division of Water (O 1743-99)...... 1369 Sewerage service charges within Cleveland — amend Section 543.02 (O 1742-99) ...... 1369 Streetlighting bases and pull boxes — Cleveland Public Power (O 746-2000) ...... 1421 Tree trimming — Cleveland Public Power (O 745-2000) ...... 1421 Two heating boilers at West 41st Street Station — Cleveland Public Power (O 821-2000) ...... 1376 West 40th Place — rehabilitating — amend the title, Section 1 and Section 2 of Ordinance No. 962-99 (O 598-2000) ...... 1413 Westpark Road sewer — rehabilitating — Public Utilities (O 1000-2000)...... 1383 Year XXVI Community Development Block Grant — various public improvements — Community Development, Public Service, Parks, Recreation and Properties, and Public Utilities (O 654-2000) . . . . . 1375

Vehicles

Ward 01

Ward 02

African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 Broadway Corridor Business Revitalization District — Establishing (O 554-2000)...... 1408 Building site improvements and recreational equipment for football — Miles Avenue Family YMCA — Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1143-2000) ...... 1366 Crime prevention security and code enforcement services — agreement — Southeast Improvement Association — Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1085-2000) ...... 1441 Miles Park Carnegie Library — renovation — Ward 2 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1144-2000) ...... 1367 Rite Aid Pharmacy — East 131st Street and Miles — Urging the Aid Pharmacies to keep — Ward 2 (R 1090-2000)...... 1396 Summer internship program — Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan — Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1141-2000)...... 1366 Tolliver, Callie (R 1101-2000) ...... 1343 Tufts, Alice (R 1092-2000)...... 1343

Ward 03

African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 Great Clean Sweep — permit — Public Service — (Ward 3) (O 1082-2000)...... 1440 Million Family March — banners — Muhammad Mosque No. 18 (O 1026-2000) ...... 1437

Ward 04

African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 Clean Sweep Vacant Lot Program — Amistad Development Corporation — Ward 4 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1134-2000) ...... 1364 1464 June 21, 2000 The City Record 125

Computers to enable skills training — purchase — Job Readiness Training Program — Ward 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1076-2000) ...... 1439 Grand, Tennyson and Buckeye Roads — Land Reutilization Program — Allegheny West Conference of Seventh Day Adventist (O 1114-2000) ...... 1351

Ward 05

African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 Computers to enable skills training — purchase — Job Readiness Training Program — Ward 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1076-2000) ...... 1439 East 61st and 63rd Streets — Land Reutilization Program — Burten, Bell, Carr Development Corporation (O 940-2000) ...... 1382 East 63rd Street — Land Reutilization Program — Burton, Bell, Carr Development Corporation (O 600-2000) ...... 1375 Summer internship program — Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan — Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1141-2000)...... 1366

Ward 06

African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 Central Avenue — north side — Land Reutilization Program — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation (O 1111-2000) ...... 1347 Comprehensive market study analysis of the Buckeye Corridor — Buckeye Area Development Corporation — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1121-2000) ...... 1361 Computers to enable skills training — purchase — Job Readiness Training Program — Ward 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1076-2000) ...... 1439 Directional Signs in four (4) locations — permit — Cleveland Clinic Foundation (O 415-2000) ...... 1373 East 82nd Street — Land Reutilization Program — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation (O 1112-2000) ...... 1349 East 97th Street, 2245 — demolition of a six unit multi-family building — Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1122-2000)...... 1361 Independent Inner City Youth Football Program — fully equip thirty-five (35) — Cleveland Comanche football program — Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1123-2000)...... 1362 Installation of curbs and yard lamps along Hulda Avenue — Buckeye Area Development Corporation — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1125-2000) ...... 1362 Million Family March — banners — Muhammad Mosque No. 18 (O 1026-2000)...... 1437 National youth sports program — Case Western Reserve University — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1015-2000) ...... 1435 Summer internship program — Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan — Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1141-2000)...... 1366 Web based information system to assist first-time home buyers — creation — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1014-2000) ...... 1435 Western Reserve Historical Society — one banner — special event (O 1128-2000) ...... 1363 Woodhill Road, 2749 — security windows and heating and cooling system — East End Neighborhood House — Ward 6 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1124-2000) ...... 1362

Ward 07

5510 Whittier Avenue (Ward 7) — Land Reutilization Program — The Eleanor B. Rainey Memorial Institute, Inc. (O 1971-99) ...... 1398 East 55th Street, 1905 - withdrawing objection to the transfer of ownership and location of a C2 and C2X - (Ward 07) (R 1032-2000) ...... 1394 Lexington Avenue, 6305, 6301 and 6215 — Land Reutilization Program — Johnny A. Barnes and Lucille E. Barnes. (O 371-2000) ...... 1404 Meridian Avenue, 8720 — Land Reutilization Program — Curly Mae Jelks (O 1115-2000) ...... 1353

Ward 08

Computers to enable skills training — purchase — Job Readiness Training Program — Ward 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1076-2000) ...... 1439 St. Clair Avenue, N.E. southerly side — west side of East 93rd Street — change the Use District (O 601-2000) ...... 1414 West Side Market and East Side Market — public improvement — Parks, Recreation and Properties Department (O 134-2000)...... 1372

Ward 09

Ashbury Avenue, 10509 - withdrawing objection to the renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit - (Ward 09) (R 1036-2000) ...... 1395 African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 Computers to enable skills training — purchase — Job Readiness Training Program — Ward 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1076-2000) ...... 1439 Race for the Cure — permit — Hermes Race Systems (O 1028-2000) ...... 1438

Ward 10

African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 1465 126 The City Record June 21, 2000

East 140th Street — between Interstate 90 and Aspinwall Avenue — lease property — Cleveland Public Power service center (O 816-2000) ...... 1376 Gilliam, Jayson W. (R 1094-2000) ...... 1343 International conference and youth summit in China — The International Preparatory School — Ward 10 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1020-2000)...... 1436 Thames Avenue, 14725 — Land Reutilization Program — Greater Bethel African Meth. Epis. Church. (O 368-2000)...... 1403 Thames Playfield — expansion — transfer property — Community Development — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 210-2000) ...... 1401

Ward 11

African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 Bornfield, Jack Officer (R 1098-2000) ...... 1343 East 185th Street Festival and Run — banners — Northeast Shores Development Corporation (O 1080-2000)...... 1440 East 185th Street Festival Parade — permit — Northeast Shores Development Corporation — (Ward 11) (O 1079-2000) ...... 1440 Lawn maintenance services on vacant properties — Northeast Shores Development Corporation — Ward 11 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1138-2000)...... 1365 Promote the sale of certain townhouses — Northeast Shores Development Corporation — Ward 11 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1137-2000) ...... 1365 Saranac Road, 15912 — Land Reutilization Program — Sheila Frey (O 373-2000) ...... 1404 Tekancic, Henry A. Lt. (R 1099-2000) ...... 1343

Ward 12

Broadway Avenue, 7100 — ACH Properties, Inc. — acquisition of real property — Economic Development (O 762-2000) ...... 1423 Broadway Corridor Business Revitalization District — Establishing (O 554-2000) ...... 1408 Francis Avenue, 5901 first floor and basement — Withdrawing objection to the renewal — (Ward 12) (R 1089-2000) ...... 1396 Harvard School Senior Apartments Project — pre-development costs — Slavic Village Development — Ward 12 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1083-2000) ...... 1441 Summer internship program — Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan — Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1141-2000)...... 1366 Warner Road, 4464 - withdrawing objection to the renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit - (Ward 12) (R 1030-2000) ...... 1393 Waterman Place housing development — contract with Slavic Village Development Corporation — amend Section 2 of Ordinance No. 1084-2000 (O 1142-2000) ...... 1366 Waterman Place housing development project — agreement — Slavic Village Development — Ward 12 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1084-2000) ...... 1441

Ward 13

American Heart Walk — permit — American Heart Association — (Ward 13) (O 1075-2000) ...... 1439 America’s Walk for Diabetes — (WALKTOBERFEST) — permit — American Diabetes Association (O 1016-2000)...... 1435 Branch Avenues S.W. — vacate a portion (O 1107-2000) ...... 1346 Broadway Corridor Business Revitalization District — Establishing (O 554-2000) ...... 1408 Buhrer Avenue sewer — rehabilitating — Public Utilities (O 998-2000) ...... 1383 Cleveland Brown Run — permit — Hermes Race System (O 1018-2000) ...... 1436 Cleveland Corporate Challenge — permit — YMCA and Hermes Race System (O 1017-2000) ...... 1435 Community art programs — Broadway School of Music & the Arts — Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1131-2000) ...... 1364 Dolloff Road, 5353 - withdrawing objection to the stock transfer of a D1, D2, D3 and D3A - (Ward 13) (R 1029-2000) ...... 1393 Exercise equipment for Riverview Towers — chairs for the Lakeview Community Center — Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) — Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1133-2000)...... 1364 Marshall Drug Building historic — W. 9th Street and Lakeside Avenue — contract — Community Development (O 851-2000) ...... 1431 Norwood Rd., 1113-1115 first floor and basement — Withdrawing objection to the transfer of ownership (R 1086-2000) ...... 1395 Operating expenses — St. Clair Superior Neighborhood Development Association — Ward 13 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1132-2000) ...... 1364 Race for Wishes — permit — Hermes Race Systems — (Ward 13) (O 1074-2000) ...... 1439 Seasonal outdoor sidewalk cafe, fencing and other related equipment — West 6th Street — right-of-way — permit — Creative Culinary Enterprises, Inc. (O 1129-2000) ...... 1363 Seasonal outdoor sidewalk cafe, fencing, and other associated equipment — Gene Hickerson’s at the Hanna (restaurant) — permit (O 1127-2000) ...... 1362 Seasonal sidewalk cafe, wooden planters, and metal railing enclosures — permit — right-of-way — 1400 and 1406 West 6th Street — Joseph Santusuosso (O 1130-2000) ...... 1363 Siewiorek, Daniel P. Dr. (R 1095-2000) ...... 1343 STAVSERV, Inc. — permit — outdoor seasonal sidewalk cafe, a fencing enclosure and associated equipment (O 712-2000)...... 1416 1466 June 21, 2000 The City Record 127

Summer internship program — Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan — Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1141-2000)...... 1366 Varian Avenue, 6410, 6412 — 1224 East 61st Street — 1114 East 68th Street — Land Reutilization Program — St. Clair Superior Neighborhood Development Association (O 1113-2000) ...... 1350

Ward 14

Computers to enable skills training — purchase — Job Readiness Training Program — Ward 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1076-2000) ...... 1439 Lorain Avenue, 4425 — 2020-22 West 44th Street — Land Reutilization Program — Spanish American Committee (O 599-2000) ...... 1413 West 40th Place — rehabilitating — amend the title, Section 1 and Section 2 of Ordinance No. 962-99 (O 598-2000) ...... 1413 West Side Market and East Side Market — public improvement — Parks, Recreation and Properties Department (O 134-2000)...... 1372

Ward 15

African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 Computers to enable skills training — purchase — Job Readiness Training Program — Ward 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1076-2000) ...... 1439 Crime watch personnel and programs for business and residential groups — Old Brooklyn Area — amend the Title and Section 1 of Ordinance No. 183-2000 — Ward 15 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1022-2000) ...... 1436 Memphis Avenue — between West 57 Street and West 56 Street — change the Use and Area Districts (O 528-2000) ...... 1408 Spaan, Barbara (R 1100-2000) ...... 1343 State Road from Brookpark Road to Pearl Road — rehabilitating — Public Service (O 730-2000) ...... 1418 Summer internship program — Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan — Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1141-2000)...... 1366

Ward 16

Crime watch personnel and programs for business and residential groups — Old Brooklyn Area — amend the Title and Section 1 of Ordinance No. 187-2000 — Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1023-2000) ...... 1437 Crime watch personnel and programs for business and residential groups — amend Section 2 of Ordinance No. 187-2000 — Ward 16 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1078-2000) ...... 1440 State Road from Brookpark Road to Pearl Road — rehabilitating — Public Service (O 730-2000) ...... 1418 State Road, 4533 — corner of State Road and Cypress Avenue in Ward 16 — amend the Title and Section 1 of Ordinance No. 189-2000 (O 1025-2000) ...... 1437 Summer internship program — Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan — Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1141-2000) ...... 1366

Ward 17

Computers to enable skills training — purchase — Job Readiness Training Program — Ward 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1076-2000) ...... 1439 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church West — banner — annual festival (O 1136-2000) ...... 1365 West 54th Street — Land Reutilization Program — Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization (O 1116-2000) ...... 1354 West 58th Street — EcoVillage Townhouse Development — Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization — Ward 17 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1135-2000) ...... 1365 West 76th Street — vacate a portion (O 519-2000) ...... 1406

Ward 18

African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 Clifton Road/West Boulevard Historic Landmark District Extension — Establishing (O 1118-2000) ...... 1354 Kokoskie, Donald (R 1093-2000) ...... 1343 Madison Avenue, 10615 — Enterprise Zone Agreement — Midland Steel Products Holding Company (O 765-2000) ...... 1423 Madison Avenue, 10615 — acquisition of machinery and equipment — property improvements — Midland Steel Products Holding Company — contract — Economic Development (O 766-2000) . . . . . 1424 Mueller Court N.W. — vacate a portion (O 522-2000)...... 1408 West 68th Street — intention to vacate — (Ward 18) (R 377-2000) ...... 1393

Ward 19

African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 Clifton Road/West Boulevard Historic Landmark District Extension — Establishing (O 1118-2000) ...... 1354 Computers to enable skills training — purchase — Job Readiness Training Program — Ward 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1076-2000) ...... 1439 Summer internship program — Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan — Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1141-2000)...... 1366 1467 128 The City Record June 21, 2000

Ward 20

African-American picnic — Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center — Ward 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1140-2000) ...... 1366 Computers to enable skills training — purchase — Job Readiness Training Program — Ward 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1076-2000) ...... 1439 Grayton Road, S.W. south of I-480 — change the Use District (O 178-2000) ...... 1400 Playground at R.G. Jones School — amend Section 2 of Ordinance No. 611-2000 — Ward 20 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1081-2000) ...... 1440 Postal Court S.W. (Ward 20) — vacate (O 1909-99)...... 1371 Springdale Avenue and West 188th Street — vacate a portion (O 521-2000) ...... 1407 Summer internship program — Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan — Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1141-2000)...... 1366

Ward 21

Lorain Avenue, 16800 - objecting to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3 and D3A - (Ward 21) (R 1088-2000) ...... 1395 .Beautify a vacant lot that is currently a public nuisance — Kamm’s Corners Development Corporation — Ward 21 Neighborhood Equity Funds. (O.1077-2000) 1439 Fairview Hospital Parking Facility — right-of-way — construction of a walk, driveway and landscaping (O 729-2000) ...... 1418 Fairville/West 190th Street area sewer — rehabilitating — Public Utilities (O 999-2000)...... 1383 Holiday lighting — purchase and installation — Kamm’s Corners Development Corporation — Ward 21 Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1021-2000)...... 1436 Summer internship program — Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan — Ward 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 20 and 21. Neighborhood Equity Funds (O 1141-2000) ...... 1366 Westpark Road sewer — rehabilitating — Public Utilities (O 1000-2000)...... 1383

Water Division

Fabricate ring and pinion gears — Division of Water (O 824-2000) ...... 1426 Hauling and disposal of water plant residuals — Division of Water (O 826-2000) ...... 1426 Heavy equipment — rental of various pieces — Division of Water (O 829-2000) ...... 1427 Mail inserter machine — Division of Water — Pitney Bowes (O 831-2000) ...... 1428 Multi-server licenses — Division of Water — ORACLE Service Industries (O 832-2000)...... 1428 Paper products — Divisions of Water and Cleveland Public Power (O 827-2000) ...... 1427 Sections 535.04, 535.05, 535.51, 535.06, 535.18 and 535.21 — enact new sections relating to rates, rules and regulations for water service — Division of Water (O 1743-99) ...... 1369

Water Pollution Control Division

Phase II of the Erieside and West 3rd Street Area Pump Station Project — make alterations and modifications in Contract No. 53947 — Division of Water Pollution Control (O 1106-2000)...... 1345

West Side Market

Establish an equalized rent structure for all interior tenants — West Side Market — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 1126-2000) ...... 1362 West Side Market and East Side Market — public improvement — Parks, Recreation and Properties Department (O 134-2000)...... 1372

Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging

2000 West Reserve Area Agency on Aging Program — grant — Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging (O 848-2000) ...... 1431

Zoning

Grayton Road, S.W. south of I-480 — change the Use District (O 178-2000) ...... 1400 Memphis Avenue — between West 57 Street and West 56 Street — change the Use and Area Districts (O 528-2000) ...... 1408 St. Clair Avenue, N.E. southerly side — west side of East 93rd Street — change the Use District (O 601-2000) ...... 1414 1468