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

March the Eighth, Two Thousand

Mayor Containing PAGE Michael R. White City Council 3 The Calendar 11 President of Council Board of Control 11 Michael D. Polensek Civil Service 14 Board of Zoning Appeals 15 Clerk of Council Board of Building Standards Ruby F. Moss and Building Appeals 16 Public Notices 17 Ward Name Public Hearings 17 1 Joseph T. Jones City of Cleveland Bids 18 2 Robert J. White Adopted Resolutions 3 Odelia V. Robinson and Ordinances 19 4 Kenneth L. Johnson Committee Meetings 35 5 Frank G. Jackson Index 36 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 U. S. POSTAGE PAID 12 Edward W. Rybka CLEVELAND, OHIO 13 Joe Cimperman Permit No. 1372 14 Nelson Cintron, Jr. 15 Merle R. Gordon 16 Michael C. O’Malley 17 Timothy J. Melena 18 Jay Westbrook 19 Dona Brady 20 Martin J. Sweeney 21 Michael A. Dolan

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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...... 15601 Lotus Drive 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 – Susan E. Axelrod, Director, Room 122 18 Jay Westbrook ...... 10513 Clifton Boulevard 44 1 0 2 19 Dona Brady ...... 1272 West Boulevard 44 1 0 2 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; Council President Michael D. Polensek, Councilman Clerk of Council – Ruby F. Moss, 216 City Hall, 664–2840. Edward W. Rybka, City Council Representatives; Rev. Bruce Goode, First Assistant Clerk – Sandra Franklin. Paula Castleberry, Charles E. McBee, Mary Adele Springman, Esq., Terez MAYOR – Michael R. White E. Woods, Emmett Saunders, John Banno, Mary Jane Buckshot, Kathryn Judith Zimomra, Chief of Staff M. Hall, Raymond Negron, Evangeline Hardaway, Edna Fuentes-Casiano, Diane Downing, Senior Executive Assistant for Health and Human Services Janet Jankura, Gia Hoa Ryan. Ba r r y Withers, Executive Assistant for Administration 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 Sharon Sobol Jordan, Interim 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 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 – Gayle Goodwin Smith, Commissioner, Room 19 City Treasury – Algeron Walker, Treasurer, Room 115 BOARD OF REVISION OF ASSESSMENTS – Law Director Cornell P. Carter, Assessments and Licenses – Robert J. Schneider, Commissioner, President; Finance Director Martin L. Carmody, Jr., Secretary; Council Room 122 President Michael D. Polensek. Purchases and Supplies – Myrana Branche, Commissioner, Room 128 BOARD OF SIDEWALK APPEALS – Service Director Mark Ricchiuto; Law Printing and Reproduction – James D. Smith, Commissioner, 1735 Lakeside Director Cornell P. Carter; Councilman Nelson Cintron, Jr. Av e n u e 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 – Joyce Thomas, Acting 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 Martin L. Carmody, Jr.; 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 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

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE CITY OF CLEVELAND

Vol. 87 W E D N E S DAY, MARCH 8, 2000 No. 4500 CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, MARCH 6, 2000

The City Record WEDNESDAY—Alternating Broadway Avenue. (Ward 12). Re- Published weekly under authority c e i v e d . of the Charter of the 1:30 P.M.—Public Utilities Com- City of Cleveland m i t t e e : O’Malley, Chairman; Pat- File No. 298-2000. Subscription (by mail) $75.00 a year mon, Vice Chairman; Britt, Coats, Re: Transfer of Ownership and January 1 to December 31 Dolan, Melena, Polensek, Westbrook, Location Application - 2279553 - George Interim subscriptions prorated Wi l l i s . Doud, 13835 Lorain Avenue. (Ward $6.25 per month 1:30 P.M.—City Planning Commit- 20). Received. Address all communications to tee: Cimperman, Chairman; Rybka, RUBY F. MOSS Vice Chairman; Dolan, Jackson, File No. 299-2000. O’Malley, Robinson, White. Clerk of Council Re: Transfer of Ownership and 216 City Hall Location Application 89166070005 - The following Committee is sub- 3249 East 143, Inc., d.b.a. Milverton PERMANENT SCHEDULE ject to the Call of the Chairman: Food Mart, 3249 East 143rd Street. STANDING COMMITTEES Mayor’s Appointment Committee: (Ward 4). Received. O’Malley, Chairman; Britt, Cimper- OF THE COUNCIL man, Patmon, Sweeney. File No. 300-2000. 1998-2001 Re: Transfer of Ownership and Location Application - 9957779 - MONDAY OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Zoeter, Inc., 1453 East 66th Street. CITY COUNCIL (Ward 7). Received. 9:30 A.M.—Public Parks, Property & ______Recreation Committee: Rybka, Chair- File No. 301-2000. man; Dolan, Vice Chairman; Brady, Cleveland, Ohio Re: Transfer of Location Applica- Britt, Johnson, Sweeney, White. Monday, March 6, 2000. tion - 21775590001 Dina’s Pizza & The meeting of the Council was Pub, Inc., d.b.a. Dina’s Pizza & Pub, MONDAY—Alternating called to order, The President, 5701 Memphis Avenue. (Ward 16). Michael D. Polensek, in the Chair. Re c e i v e d . 11:00 A.M.—Public Service Commit- Councilmen present: Brady, Britt, tee: Cintron, Chairman; Sweeney, Vice Chairman; Britt, Coats, Johnson, Cimperman, Dolan, Gordon, Jackson, CONDOLENCE RESOLUTIONS Melena, O’Malley, Westbrook, Willis. Jones, Lewis, O’Malley, Patmon, 11:00 A.M.—Employment, Affirma- Polensek, Robinson, Rybka, Sweeney, The rules were suspended and the tive Action & Training Committee: Westbrook, White, Willis. following Resolutions were adopted White, Chairman; Lewis, Vice Chair- Also present were Mayor White by a rising vote: man; Cintron, Coats, Gordon, John- and Directors Carter, Brooks, Koni- son, Jones. cek, Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Jackson, Res. No. 302-2000—Beverly D. Mil- Hudecek, Patterson, Warren, Axel- le r . MONDAY rod, Dove and Acting Directors Res. No. 303-2000—Donald V. Gor- Szabo, Brown and Williams. jup. 2:00 P.M.—Finance Committee: Pat- Absent: Directors Sheffield-Mc- Res. No 304-2000—Robert Herman mon, Chairman; Rybka, Vice Chair- Clain, Guzman and Morrison McCoy. man; Cintron, Dolan, Johnson, Res. No 305-2000—Josephine M. Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, Polensek, Pursuant to Ordinance No. 2926-76, France. Robinson, Sweeney. the Council Meeting was opened Res. No 306-2000—Lt. Margaret M. with a prayer offered by Elder “Peggi” O’Malley. TUESDAY Thomas Moore of St. Luke United Res. No 307-2000—James “Red” Reider. 9:30 A.M.—Community and Eco- Holy Church, located at 9625 Union nomic Development Committee: Me l e - Avenue in Ward 3. Pledge of Alle- Res. No 308-2000—Edward Cole- na, Chairman; Lewis, Vice Chairman; giance. man, Jr. Brady, Cimperman, Cintron, Jackson, Res. No 309-2000—Martha Miller. Jones, Robinson, Willis. MOTION CONGRATULATION RESOLUTIONS TUESDAY—Alternating On the motion of Councilman Brady, the reading of the minutes of The rules were suspended and the 1:00 P.M.—Public Health Commit- the last meeting was dispensed with following Resolutions were adopted tee: Gordon, Chairman; Robinson, and the journal approved. Seconded without objection: Vice Chairman; Brady, Cimperman, by Councilman Dolan. Jackson, Westbrook, Willis, Zone. Res. No. 310-2000—Mary Ann Maho- 1:30 P.M.—Legislation Committee: FROM DEPARTMENT OF ne y . Lewis, Chairman; Jones, Vice Chair- LIQUOR CONTROL Res. No. 311-2000—Gino Paoloni. man; Brady, Coats, Gordon, Johnson, Res. No. 312-2000—John Grill. Westbrook. File No. 296-2000. Res. No. 313-2000—Rev. Richard E. Re: Transfer of Ownership Appli- Sering. WEDNESDAY—Alternating cation - 3504372 - Hala, Inc., d.b.a. RECOGNITION RESOLUTION 10:00 A.M.—Aviation & Transporta- Federal Beverage, 3717 Payne Ave- tion Committee: Dolan, Chairman; nue, first floor. (Ward 13). Re- O’Malley, Vice Chairman; Jones, c e i v e d . The rules were suspended and the Patmon, Robinson, Rybka, Sweeney. following Resolution was adopted 10:00 A.M.—Public Safety Committee: File No. 297-2000. without objection: Polensek, Chairman; Patmon, Vice Re: Transfer of Ownership Appli- Chairman; Britt, Cimperman, Coats, cation - 9170555 - Uptown Office, Res. No. 314-2000—Justice Michael Gordon, Jackson, Melena, Sweeney. Inc., d.b.a. Tramend Lounge, 6224 Mo r i a r t y . 313 4 The City Record March 8, 2000

FIRST READING EMERGENCY ter and the Codified Ordinances of sion is made for the requirements ORDINANCES REFERRED Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- for the entire year. quirements for the period of two Section 2. That the cost of said Ord. No. 315-2000. years of the necessary items of contract shall be charged against By Councilman Patmon (by depart- labor and materials necessary to the proper appropriation account mental request). refill, repair and replace fire extin- and the Director of Finance shall An emergency ordinance authoriz- guishers, in the approximate certify thereon the amount of the ing the purchase by requirement con- amount as purchased during the initial purchase thereunder, which tract of first aid equipment and sup- preceding term, to be purchased by purchase, together with all subse- plies, for the various divisions of the Commissioner of Purchases and quent purchases, shall be made on City government. Supplies upon a unit basis for the order of the Commissioner of Pur- Whereas, this ordinance consti- various divisions of the Department chases and Supplies pursuant to a tutes an emergency measure provid- of Port Control. Bids shall be taken requisition against such contract ing for the usual daily operation of in such manner as to permit an duly certified by the Director of a municipal department; now, there- award to be made for all items as Finance. (RL 3053) fore, a single contract, or by separate Section 3. That this ordinance is Be it ordained by the Council of contract for each or any combina- hereby declared to be an emergency the City of Cleveland: tion of said items as the Board of measure and, provided it receives Section 1. That the Director of Control shall determine. Alternate the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Finance is hereby authorized to bids for a period less than two all the members elected to Council, make a written requirement con- years may be taken if deemed desir- it shall take effect and be in force tract in accordance with the Charter able by the Commissioner of Pur- immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it and the Codified Ordinances of chases and Supplies until provision shall take effect and be in force Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- is made for the requirements for the from and after the earliest period quirements for the period of one entire term. allowed by law. year for the necessary items of first Section 2. That the cost of said aid equipment and supplies in the Referred to Directors of Finance, contract shall be charged against Law; Committee on Finance. approximate amount as purchased the proper appropriation account during the preceding year, to be pur- and the Director of Finance shall Ord. No. 318-2000. chased by the Commissioner of Pur- certify thereon the amount of the chases and Supplies upon a unit By Councilman Patmon (by depart- initial purchase thereunder, which mental request). basis for the various divisions of purchase, together with all subse- City government. Bids shall be An emergency ordinance authoriz- quent purchases, shall be made on ing the purchase by requirement taken in such manner as to permit order of the Commissioner of Pur- an award to be made for all items contract of lumber, for the various chases and Supplies pursuant to a as a single contract, or by separate divisions of City government. requisition against such contract contract for each or any combina- Whereas, this ordinance consti- duly certified by the Director of tion of said items as the Board of tutes an emergency measure provid- Finance. (RL 1455) Control shall determine. Alternate ing for the usual daily operation of bids for a period less than a year Section 3. That this ordinance is a municipal department; now, there- may be taken if deemed desirable hereby declared to be an emergency fore, by the Commissioner of Purchases measure and, provided it receives Be it ordained by the Council of and Supplies until provision is made the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the City of Cleveland: for the requirements for the entire all the members elected to Council, Section 1. That the Director of year. it shall take effect and be in force Finance is hereby authorized to Section 2. That the cost of said immediately upon its passage and make a written requirement contract contract shall be charged against approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it in accordance with the Charter and the proper appropriation account shall take effect and be in force the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- and the Director of Finance shall from and after the earliest period land, Ohio, 1976, for the requirements certify thereon the amount of the allowed by law. for the period of one year for the initial purchase thereunder, which Referred to Directors of Finance, necessary items of lumber in the purchase, together with all subse- Law; Committee on Finance. approximate amount as purchased quent purchases, shall be made on during the preceding year, to be pur- order of the Commissioner of Pur- Ord. No. 317-2000. chased by the Commissioner of Pur- chases and Supplies pursuant to a By Councilman Patmon (by depart- chases and Supplies upon a unit requisition against such contract mental request). basis for the various divisions of duly certified by the Director of An emergency ordinance authoriz- City government. Bids shall be taken Finance. (RL 3054) ing the purchase by requirement con- in such manner as to permit an Section 3. That this ordinance is tract of landscape material, grass award to be made for all items as a hereby declared to be an emergency seed, mulch and topsoil, for the single contract, or by separate con- measure and, provided it receives various divisions of City government. tract for each or any combination of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, this ordinance consti- said items as the Board of Control all the members elected to Council, tutes an emergency measure provid- shall determine. Alternate bids for a period less than a year may be it shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of taken if deemed desirable by the immediately upon its passage and a municipal department; now, there- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it fore, plies until provision is made for the shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of requirements for the entire year. from and after the earliest period the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That the Director of Section 2. That the cost of said allowed by law. contract shall be charged against Referred to Directors of Finance, Finance is hereby authorized to the proper appropriation account make a written requirement con- Law; Committee on Finance. and the Director of Finance shall tract in accordance with the Charter certify thereon the amount of the Ord. No. 316-2000. and the Codified Ordinances of initial purchase thereunder, which By Councilman Patmon (by depart- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- purchase, together with all subse- mental request). quirements for the period of one quent purchases, shall be made on An emergency ordinance authoriz- year for the necessary items of land- order of the Commissioner of Pur- ing the purchase by requirement con- scape material, grass seed, mulch chases and Supplies pursuant to a tract of labor and materials neces- and topsoil in the approximate requisition against such contract sary to refill, repair and replace fire amount as purchased during the pre- duly certified by the Director of extinguishers, for the various divi- ceding year, to be purchased by the Finance. (RL 1453) sions of City government, for a Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 3. That this ordinance is period not to exceed two years. plies upon a unit basis for the var- hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, this ordinance consti- ious divisions of City government. measure and, provided it receives tutes an emergency measure provid- Bids shall be taken in such manner the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing for the usual daily operation of as to permit an award to be made all the members elected to Council, a municipal department; now, there- for all items as a single contract, or it shall take effect and be in force fore, by separate contract for each or any immediately upon its passage and Be it ordained by the Council of combination of said items as the approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it the City of Cleveland: Board of Control shall determine. shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That the Director of Alternate bids for a period less than from and after the earliest period Finance is hereby authorized to a year may be taken if deemed allowed by law. make a written requirement con- desirable by the Commissioner of Referred to Directors of Finance, tract in accordance with the Char- Purchases and Supplies until provi- Law; Committee on Finance. 314 March 8, 2000 The City Record 5

Ord. No. 319-2000. authorized to enter into a Lease By All other terms and conditions By Councilman Patmon (by depart- Way of Concession (“Lease”) with contained in the original lease shall mental request). Specialty Restaurants (“Lessee”) for remain the same. An emergency ordinance authoriz- use of approximately 4.5 acres of Section 2. That the Amendment to ing the purchase by requirement real property located at 2000 Brook- the Lease herein authorized shall be contract of microfiche services, for park Road to construct and operate prepared by the Director of Law and the various divisions of City gov- a restaurant. The term of the Lease shall contain such terms and condi- ernment, for a period not to exceed shall be for thirty (30) years with tions as said Director deems neces- two years. two (2) mutual options of five (5) sary to protect and benefit the pub- Whereas, this ordinance consti- years each. lic interest. tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 2. That the City shall Section 3. That this ordinance is ing for the usual daily operation of issue credits against rent as hereby declared to be an emergency a municipal department; now, there- approved by the Director in writing, measure and, provided it receives fore, in an amount not to exceed $850,000 the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Be it ordained by the Council of plus accrued interest. Interest shall all the members elected to Council, the City of Cleveland: accrue at the rate of 9% per annum. it shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That the Director of Said credits against rent shall be immediately upon its passage and Finance is hereby authorized to issued pursuant to Article IV(B) of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it make a written requirement con- the Lease By Way of Concession shall take effect and be in force tract in accordance with the Char- between the City and Lessee, City from and after the earliest period ter and the Codified Ordinances of Contract No. 32736, for the repay- allowed by law. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- ment of Lessee’s net book value due Referred to Directors of Port Con- quirements for the period of two as a result of early termination of trol, Finance, Law; Committees on years of the necessary items of City Contract No. 32736. Aviation and Transportation, Finance, microfiche services, in the approxi- Section 3. That Lessee shall pay Law. mate amount as purchased during as rent an annual guaranteed mini- the preceding term, to be purchased mum amount of $25,000 until the Ord. No. 322-2000. by the Commissioner of Purchases City has met its obligation set forth By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon and Supplies upon a unit basis for in Section 2 above. Thereafter, (by departmental request). the various divisions of City gov- Lessee shall pay as rent 65% of An emergency ordinance authoriz- ernment. Bids shall be taken in revenues generated during the pre- ing the Director of Port Control to such manner as to permit an award vious year, or $50,000, whichever is employ one or more professional to be made for all items as a sin- greater. consultants to provide network gle contract, or by separate contract Section 4. That Lessee shall invest administration, including software for each or any combination of said at least $2,000,000, exclusive of assistance and required materials items as the Board of Control shall interest costs, to construct and for Cisco computer products. determine. Alternate bids for a peri- install all improvements and facili- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes od less than two years may be ties necessary for a first-class an emergency measure providing for taken if deemed desirable by the restaurant. the usual daily operation of a munic- Commissioner of Purchases and Section 5. That the Lease autho- ipal department; now, therefore, Supplies until provision is made for rized herein shall be prepared by Be it ordained by the Council of the requirements for the entire the Director of Law and shall con- the City of Cleveland: t e r m . tain such other terms and conditions Section 1. That the Director of Section 2. That the cost of said as the Director of Law deems nec- Port Control is hereby authorized to contract shall be charged against essary to protect and benefit the employ by contract one or more com- the proper appropriation account public interest. puter consultants or one or more and the Director of Finance shall Section 6. That this ordinance is firms of computer consultants for certify thereon the amount of the hereby declared to be an emergency the purpose of supplementing the initial purchase thereunder, which measure and, provided it receives regularly employed staff of the sev- purchase, together with all subse- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of eral departments of the City of quent purchases, shall be made on all the members elected to Council, Cleveland in order to provide pro- order of the Commissioner of Pur- it shall take effect and be in force fessional services necessary to net- chases and Supplies pursuant to a immediately upon its passage and work administration, including soft- requisition against such contract approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it ware assistance and required mate- duly certified by the Director of shall take effect and be in force rials for Cisco computer products. Finance. (RL 3055) from and after the earliest period The selection of said consultants Section 3. That this ordinance is allowed by law. for such services shall be made by hereby declared to be an emergency Referred to Directors of Port Con- the Board of Control upon the nom- measure and, provided it receives trol, City Planning Commission, ination of the Director of Port Con- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Finance, Law; Committees on Avia- trol from a list of qualified consul- all the members elected to Council, tion and Transportation, City Plan- tants available for such employment it shall take effect and be in force ning, Finance. as may be determined after a full immediately upon its passage and and complete canvass by the Direc- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Ord. No. 321-2000. tor of Port Control for the purpose shall take effect and be in force By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon of compiling such a list. The com- from and after the earliest period (by departmental request). pensation to be paid for such ser- allowed by law. An emergency ordinance authoriz- vices shall be fixed by the Board of Referred to Directors of Finance, ing the Director of Port Control to Control. The contract herein autho- Law; Committee on Finance. enter into an amendment with Amer- rized shall be prepared by the Direc- ican Airlines, Inc., City Contract No. tor of Law, approved by the Direc- Ord. No. 320-2000. 31083 to provide for the deletion of tor of Port Control, and certified by By Councilmen Dolan, Cimperman certain space from the Lease, for the the Director of Finance. and Patmon (by departmental re- Division of Cleveland Hopkins Inter- Section 2. That the costs for such quest). national Airport, Department of Port services herein contemplated shall An emergency ordinance authoriz- Control. be paid from Fund No. 60 SF 001, ing the Director of Port Control to Whereas, this ordinance consti- Request No. 8262. enter into a Lease By Way of Con- tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 3. That this ordinance is cession with Specialty Restaurants ing for the usual daily operation of hereby declared to be an emergency for use of certain property in the a municipal department; now, there- measure and, provided it receives vicinity of Cleveland Hopkins Inter- fore, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of national Airport to construct and Be it ordained by the Council of all the members elected to Council, operate a restaurant. the City of Cleveland: it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section 1. That the Director of immediately upon its passage and tutes an emergency measure provid- Port Control is hereby authorized to approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it ing for the usual daily operation of enter into an Amendment to lease shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- between the City and American Air- from and after the earliest period fore, lines, Inc. (“Lessee”), City Contract allowed by law. Be it ordained by the Council of No. 31083, to delete from lessee’s Referred to Directors of Port Con- the City of Cleveland: right and obligation under the lease trol, Finance, Law; Committees on Section 1. That the Director of approximately 1680 square feet of Aviation and Transportation, Finance, Port Control (“Director”) is hereby Hold Room space. Law. 315 6 The City Record March 8, 2000

Ord. No. 323-2000. regularly employed staff of the sev- Section 2. That the costs for such By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon eral departments of the City of services herein contemplated shall (by departmental request). Cleveland in order to provide pro- be paid from Fund No. 60 SF 001, An emergency ordinance authoriz- fessional services necessary for pro- Request No. 8263. ing the Director of Port Control to gramming, materials, software Section 3. That this ordinance is employ one or more professional development and design for existing hereby declared to be an emergency consultants to provide client and and new computer applications. measure and, provided it receives server administration, including soft- The selection of said consultants the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ware, maintenance and support of for such services shall be made by all the members elected to Council, MicroSoft computer products. the Board of Control upon the nom- it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance consti- ination of the Director of Port Con- immediately upon its passage and tutes an emergency measure provid- trol from a list of qualified consul- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it ing for the usual daily operation of tants available for such employment shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- as may be determined after a full from and after the earliest period fore, and complete canvass by the Direc- allowed by law. Be it ordained by the Council of tor of Port Control for the purpose Referred to Directors of Port Con- the City of Cleveland: of compiling such a list. The com- trol, Finance, Law; Committees on Section 1. That the Director of pensation to be paid for such ser- Aviation and Transportation, Finance, Port Control is hereby authorized to vices shall be fixed by the Board of Law. employ by contract one or more com- Control. The contract herein autho- puter consultants or one or more rized shall be prepared by the Direc- Ord. No. 326-2000. firms of computer consultants for tor of Law, approved by the Direc- By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon the purpose of supplementing the tor of Port Control, and certified by (by departmental request). regularly employed staff of the sev- the Director of Finance. An emergency ordinance authoriz- eral departments of the City of Section 2. That the costs for such ing the Director of Port Control to Cleveland in order to provide pro- services herein contemplated shall employ one or more professional fessional services necessary to pro- be paid from Fund No. 60 SF 001, consultants to provide support ser- vide client and server administra- Request No. 8258. vices, installations, upgrades, pro- tion, including software; mainte- Section 3. That this ordinance is gramming administration, including nance and support of MicroSoft com- hereby declared to be an emergency software and materials required for puter products. measure and, provided it receives Oracle computer products. The selection of said consultants the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, this ordinance consti- for such services shall be made by all the members elected to Council, tutes an emergency measure provid- the Board of Control upon the nom- it shall take effect and be in force ing for the usual daily operation of ination of the Director of Port Con- immediately upon its passage and a municipal department; now, there- trol from a list of qualified consul- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it fore, tants available for such employment shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of as may be determined after a full from and after the earliest period the City of Cleveland: and complete canvass by the Direc- allowed by law. Section 1. That the Director of tor of Port Control for the purpose Referred to Directors of Port Con- Port Control is hereby authorized to of compiling such a list. The com- trol, Finance, Law; Committees on employ by contract one or more com- pensation to be paid for such ser- Aviation and Transportation, Finance, puter consultants or one or more vices shall be fixed by the Board of Law. firms of computer consultants for Control. The contract herein autho- the purpose of supplementing the rized shall be prepared by the Direc- Ord. No. 325-2000. regularly employed staff of the sev- tor of Law, approved by the Direc- By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon tor of Port Control, and certified by (by departmental request). eral departments of the City of Cleveland in order to provide pro- the Director of Finance. An emergency ordinance authoriz- fessional services necessary to sup- Section 2. That the costs for such ing the Director of Port Control to services herein contemplated shall employ one or more professional port services, installations, up- grades, programming administra- be paid from Fund No. 60 SF 001, consultants to provide web site Request No. 8260. development and implementation, in- tion, including software and materi- Section 3. That this ordinance is cluding software and other required als required for Oracle computer hereby declared to be an emergency materials. products. measure and, provided it receives Whereas, this ordinance consti- The selection of said consultants the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tutes an emergency measure provid- for such services shall be made by all the members elected to Council, ing for the usual daily operation of the Board of Control upon the nom- it shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- ination of the Director of Port Con- immediately upon its passage and fore, trol from a list of qualified con- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Be it ordained by the Council of sultants available for such employ- shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: ment as may be determined after a from and after the earliest period Section 1. That the Director of full and complete canvass by the allowed by law. Port Control is hereby authorized to Director of Port Control for the Referred to Directors of Port Con- employ by contract one or more web purpose of compiling such a list. trol, Finance, Law; Committees on site developers or one or more firms The compensation to be paid for Aviation and Transportation, Finance, of web site developers for the pur- such services shall be fixed by the Law. pose of supplementing the regularly Board of Control. The contract employed staff of the several depart- herein authorized shall be prepared Ord. No. 324-2000. ments of the City of Cleveland in by the Director of Law, approved By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon order to provide professional ser- by the Director of Port Control, and (by departmental request). vices necessary to web site devel- certified by the Director of An emergency ordinance authoriz- opment and implementation, includ- F i n a n c e . ing the Director of Port Control to ing software and other required Section 2. That the costs for such employ one or more professional materials. services herein contemplated shall consultants to provide programming, The selection of said consultants be paid from Fund No. 60 SF 001, materials, software development and for such services shall be made by Request No. 8261. design for existing and new com- the Board of Control upon the nom- Section 3. That this ordinance is puter applications. ination of the Director of Port Con- hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, this ordinance consti- trol from a list of qualified consul- measure and, provided it receives tutes an emergency measure provid- tants available for such employment the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing for the usual daily operation of as may be determined after a full all the members elected to Council, a municipal department; now, there- and complete canvass by the Direc- it shall take effect and be in force fore, tor of Port Control for the purpose immediately upon its passage and Be it ordained by the Council of of compiling such a list. The com- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it the City of Cleveland: pensation to be paid for such ser- shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That the Director of vices shall be fixed by the Board of from and after the earliest period Port Control is hereby authorized to Control. The contract herein autho- allowed by law. employ by contract one or more com- rized shall be prepared by the Direc- Referred to Directors of Port Con- puter consultants or one or more tor of Law, approved by the Direc- trol, Finance, Law; Committees on firms of computer consultants for tor of Port Control, and certified by Aviation and Transportation, Finance, the purpose of supplementing the the Director of Finance. Law. 316 March 8, 2000 The City Record 7

Ord. No. 327-2000. missioner of Purchases and Sup- tor of Port Control, and certified by By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon plies upon a unit basis for the var- the Director of Finance. (by departmental request). ious divisions of the Department of Section 2. That the costs for such An emergency ordinance to amend Port Control. Bids shall be taken in services herein contemplated shall Section 5 of Ordinance No. 469-98, such manner as to permit an award be paid from Fund No. 60 SF 001, passed May 18, 1998, relating to the to be made for all items as a sin- Request No. 8264. public improvement of implementing gle contract, or by separate con- Section 3. That this ordinance is Phase II of the sound insulation pro- tract for each or any combination hereby declared to be an emergency gram. of said items as the Board of Con- measure and, provided it receives Whereas, this ordinance consti- trol shall determine. Alternate bids the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tutes an emergency measure provid- for a period less than a year may all the members elected to Council, ing for the usual daily operation of be taken if deemed desirable by the it shall take effect and be in force a municipal department; now, there- Commissioner of Purchases and immediately upon its passage and fore, Supplies until provision is made for approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Be it ordained by the Council of the requirements for the entire shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: y e a r . from and after the earliest period Section 1. That Section 5 of Ordi- Section 2. That the cost of said allowed by law. nance No. 469-98, passed May 18, contract shall be charged against Referred to Directors of Port Con- 1998, is hereby amended to read as the proper appropriation account trol, Finance, Law; Committees on follows: and the Director of Finance shall Aviation and Transportation, Finance, Section 5. That the costs of the certify thereon the amount of the Law. contracts authorized herein shall be initial purchase thereunder, which paid from Fund Nos. 60 SF 106, 60 purchase, together with all subse- Ord. No. 330-2000. SF 001, 60 SF 124, 60 SF 122, 61 SF quent purchases, shall be made on By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon 097 and from any funds or subfunds order of the Commissioner of Pur- (by departmental request). to which are or may be credited any chases and Supplies pursuant to a An emergency ordinance authoriz- federal grants or federal passenger requisition against such contract ing the purchase by contract of one facilities charges authorized for the duly certified by the Director of trash compactor, for the Division of making of the above Improvement, Finance. (RL 8256) Cleveland Hopkins International and the proceeds from the sale of Section 3. That this ordinance is Airport, Department of Port Control. any airport revenue bonds issued for hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, this ordinance consti- a purpose which would include the measure and, provided it receives tutes an emergency measure provid- above Improvement, Request No. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing for the usual daily operation of 22543. all the members elected to Council, a municipal department; now, there- Section 2. That Section 5 of Ordi- it shall take effect and be in force fore, nance No. 469-98, passed May 18, immediately upon its passage and Be it ordained by the Council of 1998, is hereby repealed. approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it the City of Cleveland: Section 3. That this ordinance is shall take effect and be in force Section 1. That the Director of hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period Port Control is hereby authorized to measure and, provided it receives allowed by law. make a written contract in accor- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Referred to Directors of Port Con- dance with the Charter and the all the members elected to Council, trol, Finance, Law; Committees on Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, it shall take effect and be in force Aviation and Transportation, Finance, Ohio, 1976, for each or all of the fol- immediately upon its passage and Law. lowing items: one (1) trash com- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it pactor for Concourse D, to be pur- shall take effect and be in force Ord. No. 329-2000. chased by the Commissioner of Pur- from and after the earliest period By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon chases and Supplies upon a unit allowed by law. (by departmental request). basis for the Division of Cleveland Referred to Directors of Port Con- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Hopkins International Airport, trol, Finance, Law; Committees on ing the Director of Port Control to Department of Port Control. Aviation and Transportation, Finance, employ one or more professional Section 2. That the cost of said Law. consultants to provide maintenance and administrative services for tele- contract hereby authorized shall be Ord. No. 328-2000. phone equipment. paid from Fund No. 60 SF 001, By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon Whereas, this ordinance consti- Request No. 8267. (by departmental request). tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 3. That this ordinance is An emergency ordinance authoriz- ing for the usual daily operation of hereby declared to be an emergency ing the purchase by requirement a municipal department; now, there- measure and, provided it receives contract of labor and materials nec- fore, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of essary to clean and maintain oilwa- Be it ordained by the Council of all the members elected to Council, ter separators, sewers, electrical the City of Cleveland: it shall take effect and be in force vaults and associated appurte- Section 1. That the Director of immediately upon its passage and nances, including test and disposal Port Control is hereby authorized to approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it of waste materials, for the various employ by contract one or more shall take effect and be in force divisions of the Department of Port telecommunication consultants or from and after the earliest period Control. one or more firms of telecommuni- allowed by law. Whereas, this ordinance consti- cation consultants for the purpose of Referred to Directors of Port Con- tutes an emergency measure provid- supplementing the regularly trol, Finance, Law; Committees on ing for the usual daily operation of employed staff of the several depart- Aviation and Transportation, Finance, a municipal department; now, there- ments of the City of Cleveland in Law. fore, order to provide professional ser- Be it ordained by the Council of vices necessary to provide mainte- Ord. No. 331-2000. the City of Cleveland: nance and administrative services By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon Section 1. That the Director of for telephone equipment. (by departmental request). Port Control is hereby authorized to The selection of said consultants An emergency ordinance authoriz- make a written requirement con- for such services shall be made by ing the Director of Port Control to tract in accordance with the Char- the Board of Control upon the nom- employ one or more professional ter and the Codified Ordinances of ination of the Director of Port Con- consultants to provide labor and Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- trol from a list of qualified consul- materials, including software, nec- quirements for the period of one tants available for such employment essary for evaluation, implementa- year for the necessary items of as may be determined after a full tion and maintenance of the CMMS labor and materials necessary to and complete canvass by the Direc- work order system. clean and maintain oilwater sepa- tor of Port Control for the purpose Whereas, this ordinance consti- rators, sewers, electrical vaults and of compiling such a list. The com- tutes an emergency measure provid- associated appurtenances, including pensation to be paid for such ser- ing for the usual daily operation of test and disposal of waste materi- vices shall be fixed by the Board of a municipal department; now, there- als, in the approximate amount as Control. The contract herein autho- fore, purchased during the preceding rized shall be prepared by the Direc- Be it ordained by the Council of year, to be purchased by the Com- tor of Law, approved by the Direc- the City of Cleveland: 317 8 The City Record March 8, 2000

Section 1. That the Director of it shall take effect and be in force Section 9. That the leases autho- Port Control is hereby authorized to immediately upon its passage and rized pursuant to Section 1 of this employ by contract one or more com- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it ordinance, shall be prepared by the puter consultants or one or more shall take effect and be in force Director of Law and executed by the firms of computer consultants for from and after the earliest period Mayor and the Director of Public the purpose of supplementing the allowed by law. Service, and shall contain such addi- regularly employed staff of the sev- Referred to Directors of Port Con- tional terms and conditions as are eral departments of the City of trol, Finance, Law; Committees on required to protect the interests of Cleveland in order to provide pro- Aviation and Transportation, Finance, the City. Original executed lease fessional services necessary to labor Law. agreements shall be maintained in and materials, including software, the above-mentioned file. The lease necessary for evaluation, implemen- Ord. No. 333-2000. of the Old Superior Viaduct as au- tation and maintenance of the CMMS By Councilman Cintron. thorized by Section 1 of this ordi- work order system. An emergency ordinance to accept nance shall be substantially in ac- The selection of said consultants the dedication of a portion of cordance with the form contained in for such services shall be made by Orchard Place S.W. File No. 1818-99-A, except that the the Board of Control upon the nom- Whereas, That a portion of provision entitled “SPECIAL ination of the Director of Port Con- Orchard Place Drive S.W. (34.00 feet EVENTS”, shall be modified to con- trol from a list of qualified consul- wide), is open and used as a public form to the following requirements: tants available for such employment street, and is necessary for the gen- First, the events identified in the as may be determined after a full eral public’s access; now therefore handout to this Council on Decem- and complete canvass by the Direc- Be it ordained by the Council of ber 15, 1999, prepared by SFX Enter- tor of Port Control for the purpose the City of Cleveland: tainment, and contained in File No. of compiling such a list. The com- Section 1. That the dedication of 1818-99-A, are authorized events, but pensation to be paid for such ser- a portion of Orchard Place S.W. no other event may be held on the vices shall be fixed by the Board of (34.00 feet wide), between West 41st leased space without prior legisla- Control. The contract herein autho- Street (60.00 feet wide), and Bailey tive authority. Second, the lease rized shall be prepared by the Direc- Avenue S.W. (60.00 feet wide), as shall provide that no charge may be tor of Law, approved by the Direc- shown by the recorded plat in Vol- assessed to the public for any event tor of Port Control, and certified by ume 302, Page 06 of Cuyahoga Coun- on the leased premises unless such the Director of Finance. ty Records, be and the same is here- a charge is first authorized by an Section 2. That the costs for such by accepted as dedicated. ordinance of Council. Third, notices services herein contemplated shall Section 2. That this ordinance is required for special events shall be be paid from Fund No. 60 SF 001, hereby declared to be an emergency directed to both the Ward Council- Request No. 8259. measure and, provided it receives man and the Director of Public Ser- Section 3. That this ordinance is the affirmative vote of two-thirds of vice. hereby declared to be an emergency all the members elected to Council, Section 2. That Sections 5, 6 and 9 measure and, provided it receives it shall take effect and be in force of Ordinance No. 1818-99, passed the affirmative vote of two-thirds of immediately upon its passage and December 15, 1999, are hereby re- all the members elected to Council, approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it pealed. it shall take effect and be in force shall take effect and be in force Section 3. That this ordinance is immediately upon its passage and from and after the earliest period hereby declared to be an emergency approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it allowed by law. measure and, provided it receives shall take effect and be in force Referred to Directors of Public the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from and after the earliest period Service, City Planning Commission, all the members elected to Council, allowed by law. Finance, Law; Committees on P u b l i c it shall take effect and be in force Referred to Directors of Port Con- Service, City Planning, Finance. immediately upon its passage and trol, Finance, Law; Committees on approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Aviation and Transportation, Finance, Ord. No. 334-2000. shall take effect and be in force Law. By Councilmen Cintron and Pat- from and after the earliest period mon (by departmental request). allowed by law. Ord. No. 332-2000. An emergency ordinance to amend Referred to Directors of Public By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon Sections 5 and 9 of Ordinance No. Service, Finance, Law; Committees (by departmental request). 1818-99, passed December 15, 1999, on Public Service, Finance. An emergency ordinance authoriz- relating to lease agreements for the ing the payment of membership Old Superior Avenue Viaduct with Ord. No. 335-2000. dues of the City of Cleveland in var- Stonebridge Phase One, Ltd. and for By Councilman Robinson. ious professional airport organiza- the tow areas under Arches 7 and 9 An emergency ordinance to accept tions. under the Superior Viaduct with the dedication of a portion of Reser- Whereas, this ordinance consti- Stonebridge Waterfront Limited voir Place Drive S.E. tutes an emergency measure provid- Partnership; and to repeal Section 6 Whereas, That a portion of Reser- ing for the usual daily operation of thereof. voir Place Drive S.E. (50.00 feet a municipal department; now, there- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes wide), is open and used as a pub- fore, an emergency measure providing for lic street, and is necessary for the Be it ordained by the Council of the usual daily operation of a munic- general public’s access; now there- the City of Cleveland: ipal department; now, therefore, f o r e Section 1. That the Director of Be it ordained by the Council of Be it ordained by the Council of Port Control is hereby authorized to the City of Cleveland: the City of Cleveland: cause payment of 2000 and 2001 Section 1. That Sections 5 and 9 of Section 1. That the dedication of membership dues of the City of Ordinance No. 1818-99, passed Decem- a portion of Reservoir Place Drive Cleveland to be made to the Airport ber 15, 1999, are hereby amended to S.E. (50.00 feet wide), between Mar- Council International of North Amer- read, respectively, as follows: tin Luther King Jr. Drive (width ica. Section 5. That the lease of the varies) and Kinsman Road S.E. Section 2. That the Director of Old Superior Viaduct authorized by (60.00 feet wide), as shown in the Port Control is hereby authorized to Section 1 of this ordinance shall pro- recorded plat in Volume 298, Pages cause payment of 2000 and 2001 vide that Stonebridge Phase One, 40, and 41 of Cuyahoga County Map membership dues of the City of Ltd. may assign, transfer or sell the Records, be and the same is hereby Cleveland to be made to the Ameri- lease of the Old Superior Viaduct to accepted as dedicated. can Association of Airport Execu- the First Mortgage Lender. Section 2. That this ordinance is tives. That the lease of the tow areas hereby declared to be an emergency Section 3. That the payment of under Arches 7 and 9 under the Old measure and, provided it receives dues authorized above shall be paid Superior Viaduct authorized by Sec- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of from Fund No. 60 SF 001, Request tion 1 of this ordinance shall pro- all the members elected to Council, No. 8266. vide that Stonebridge Waterfront it shall take effect and be in force Section 4. That this ordinance is Limited Partnership may assign, immediately upon its passage and hereby declared to be an emergency transfer or sell the lease of the tow approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it measure and, provided it receives areas under Arches 7 and 9 under shall take effect and be in force the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the Old Superior Viaduct to the First from and after the earliest period all the members elected to Council, Mortgage Lender. allowed by law. 318 March 8, 2000 The City Record 9

Referred to Directors of Public alternative activities for our City’s been challenging the “Title V” air Service, City Planning Commission, youths; and pollution permit renewal for the CEI Finance, Law; Committees on P u b l i c Whereas, the Tremont Neighbor- Lakeshore Plant and Day-Glo Color Service, City Planning, Finance. hood Opportunity Center is a leader Corporation, contending that they in its outreach to our senior citizens may be emitting hazardous air pol- FIRST READING EMERGENCY residing throughout the west side of lutants, and ORDINANCE READ IN FULL Cleveland; and Whereas, Title V of the 1990 Clean AND PASSED Whereas, the Tremont Neighbor- Air Act calls for community involve- hood Opportunity Center is a strong ment in the permitting process, par- Ord. No. 336-2000. advocate and trendsetter in the area ticularly during the federally man- By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- of childrens’ literacy, leading a pub- dated “comment period,” during mon (by departmental request). lic-private partnership with Tremont which a preliminary “draft permit” An emergency ordinance authoriz- schools to encourage neighborhood is drawn up by the state Environ- ing the purchase by contract of tutors to read to our City’s children; mental Protection Agency (EPA) labor and materials necessary to and and is mada available for public install a freezer, including removal Whereas, while Tremont is a comment; and of existing unit, for the Division of neighborhood that has recently Whereas, the St. Clair Superior Recreation, Department of Parks, experienced tremendous growth and Neighborhood Development Associa- Recreation and Properties. revitalization, residents and commu- tion has submitted, both orally and Whereas, this ordinance constitutes nity leaders must be mindful that in writing, to the U.S. and Ohio an emergency measure providing for advances may be stifled with the EPAs concerning the CEI Lakeshor the usual daily operation of a munic- onset of welfare reform; as such, the Plant and Day-Glo Color Corpora- ipal department; now, therefore, role of organizations like the tion; and Be it ordained by the Council of Tremont Neighborhood Opportunity Whereas, the St. Clair Superior the City of Cleveland: Center become more vital to stabili- Neighborhood Development Associa- Section 1. That the Director of ty of the neighborhood; and tion has requested that these cases Parks, Recreation and Properties is Whereas, it is imperative for the be examined to determine whether hereby authorized to make a writ- well-being of Tremont, and other sim- there are environmental justice ilar neighborhoods, that organizations ten contract in accordance with the issues in accordance with Executive such as the Tremont Neighborhood Charter and the Codified Ordinances Order No. 12898, issued by President Opportunity Center remain located in of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for a walk- Clinton on February 11, 1994; and and accessible to the residents which in freezer, including removal of Whereas, the St. Clair Superior they serve; now, therefore, existing unit and installation of the Neighborhood Development Associa- new freezer, to be purchased by the Be it resolved by the Council of the City of Cleveland: tion has requested that all records, Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- logs and other documents required plies upon a unit basis for the Divi- Section 1. That this Council of the City of Cleveland supports the ini- to be maintained in accordance with sion of Recreation, Department of the permits be made available per- Parks, Recreation and Properties. tiatives of the Tremont Neighbor- hood Opportunity Center and urges manently and locally for review by Section 2. That the cost of said the community within a reasonable contract hereby authorized shall be the Director and Board of the Coun- cil for Economic Opportunities of time frame and that the documents paid from Fund No. 01-700406-638000, be provided at no cost; and Request No. 19029. Greater Cleveland (CEOGC) to begin a community planning process Whereas, the residents of the City Section 3. That this ordinance is of Cleveand should be provided with hereby declared to be an emergency to formulate a long-term plan for the opportunity to live in a n e i g h- measure and, provided it receives the Tremont Neighborhood Op- borhood free of injurious environ- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of portunity Center, with such plan- mental contaminants; now, there- all the members elected to Council, ning process to include residents of f o r e , it shall take effect and be in force the neighborhood, businesses, social immediately upon its passage and services agencies, local clergy and Be it resolved by the Council of approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it elected officials. the City of Cleveland: shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That this Council urges Section 1. That this Council of the City of Cleveland urges the U.S. and from and after the earliest period the Tremont Neighborhood Opportu- Ohio Environmental Protection allowed by law. nity Center to remain in its current Motion to suspend rules. Charter facility until a long-term plan is Agencies to review the comments and statutory provisions and place determined. submitted by the St. Clair Superior on final passage. Section 3. That the Clerk is here- Neighborhood Development Associa- tion and to promptly and thorough- The rules were suspended. Yeas by requested to transmit a copy of ly address those concerns during the 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read this resolution to Jackie Middleton, permit review process. third time in full. Passed. Yeas 17. Director of the CEOGC. Nays 0. Section 4. That this resolution is Section 2. That this Council urges hereby declared to be an emergency representatives of the U.S. and Ohio EPAs to meet with representatives FIRST READING EMERGENCY measure and, provided it receives RESOLUTIONS READ IN FULL the affirmative vote of two-thirds of of the St. Clair Superior Neighbor- AND ADOPTED all the members elected to Council, hood Development Association to it shall take effect and be in force carefully consider the concerns and Res. No. 337-2000. immediately upon its adoption and fears of the residents of the neigh- By Councilman Cimperman. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it borhood and to respond to those An emergency resolution support- shall take effect and be in force concerns. ing the initiatives of the Tremont from and after the earliest period Section 3. That the Clerk is here- Neighborhood Opportunity Center allowed by law. by requested to transmit a copy of and urging the Director and Board Motion to suspend rules. Charter this resolution to U.S. Secretary of of the Council for Economic Oppor- and statutory provisions and place the Environmental Protection Agency, tunities of Greater Cleveland on final passage. Carol Browner, and to the Director (CEOGC) to begin a community The rules were suspended. Yeas of the Ohio Environmental Protec- planning process to formulate a 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read tion Agency, Chris Jones. long-term plan for the Tremont third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 17. Section 4. That this resolution is Neighborhood Opportunity Center. Nays 0. hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, the Tremont Neighbor- measure and, provided it receives hood Opportunity Center and its Res. No. 338-2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of staff have ably served the Tremont By Councilman Cimperman. all the members elected to Council, area and the residents of the City An emergency resolution urging it shall take effect and be in force of Cleveland for over thirty years; the U.S. and Ohio Environmental immediately upon its adoption and and Protection Agencies to review the approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Whereas, the Tremont Neighbor- comments submitted by the St. Clair shall take effect and be in force hood Opportunity Center serves hun- Superior Neighborhood Development from and after the earliest period dreds of people a month in its capac- Association concerning the CEI allowed by law. ity as a social services center; and Lakeshore Plant and Day-Glo Color Motion to suspend rules. Charter Whereas, the Tremont Neighbor- Corporation and to promptly address and statutory provisions and place hood Opportunity Center not only those concerns during the permit on final passage. provides food and milk for those review process. The rules were suspended. Yeas hungry in our neighborhoods, it also Whereas, the St. Clair Superior 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read helps needy Cleveland residents find Neighborhood Development Associa- third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 17. jobs, housing and provides positive, tion Environmental Committee has Nays 0. 319 10 The City Record March 8, 2000

Res. No. 339-2000. for the benefit of the citizens of Whereas, this objection is based By Councilmen Cimperman, Rybka, Cleveland. on other legal grounds as set forth Brady, Britt, Cintron, Coats, Dolan, Section 4. That this Council will in Revised Code Section 4303.292; Gordon, Jackson, Johnson, Jones, hold a public hearing on the issue and Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, Patmon, of hospital closures and the detri- Whereas, this resolution consti- Polensek, Robinson, Sweeney, West- mental impact on the health care of tutes an emergency measure pro- brook, White and Willis. the residents of the City at 9:30 a.m. viding for the immediate preserva- An emergency resolution opposing on Friday, March 10, 2000. tion of the public peace, prosperi- the decision to close St. Michael Hos- Section 5. That this Council urges ty, safety and welfare pursuant to pital and urging the federal gov- that the City join in the proposed Section 4303.26 of the Ohio Revised ernment to conduct an investigation lawsuit and/or injunction to keep Code. Council’s objection to said into the recent rash of hospital clo- St. Michael Hospital open. permit must be received by the sures in Cleveland; and urging that Section 6. That the Cleveland Clin- Director of Liquor Control within the City join a lawsuit compelling ic and PHS work together with our 30 days of notification; now, there- that St. Michael remain open. residents, Cleveland’s community f o r e , Whereas, this Council of the City development organizations, the St. Be it resolved by the Council of of Cleveland is deeply concerned Michael Community Board, and the the City of Cleveland: about the recent announcement con- Council of the City of Cleveland to Section 1. That Council does here- cerning the closing of St. Michael provide a proper standard of health by record its objection to the re- Hospital, located in the heart of the care that is accessible to all resi- newal of a D4 Liquor Permit to Per- City of Cleveland; and dents in the City of Cleveland. mit No. 411896900525; and IBPOE of Whereas, this announced closure Section 7. That the Clerk is here- W Lodge0052 Spirit of Ohio, 15617 comes on the heels of the closure of by requested to transmit a copy of Waterloo Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 44110 Mt. Sinai Hospital and the an- this resolution to President Clinton, and requests the Director of Liquor nouncement by MetroHealth Medical Attorney General Janet Reno and Control to set a hearing for said Center that it intends to terminate Secretary of Health and Human Ser- application in accordance with pro- its agreements with Medicaid HMO vices Donna Shalala, Congressman visions of Section 4303.26 of the providers, negatively impacting over Dennis Kucinich and the President Revised Code of Ohio. 30,000 residents of the City of Cleve- of the Cleveland Clinic and PHS. Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- land; and Section 8. That this resolution is cil be and she is hereby directed to Whereas, the impact of the closure hereby declared to be an emergency transmit two certified copies of this of St. Michael’s is devasting to the measure and, provided it receives resolution, together with two copies north and south Broadway commu- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of of a letter of objection and two nities, to the southeast region of our all the members elected to Council, copies of a letter requesting that the City, as well as to the entire City of it shall take effect and be in force hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- Cleveland and Cuyahoga County; immediately upon its adoption and hoga County. and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 3. That this resolution is Whereas, this Council is especial- shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency ly disturbed that, at a time in which from and after the earliest period measure and, provided it receives our national and local economies are allowed by law. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of booming, and at a time when there Motion to suspend rules. Charter all the members elected to Council, is over $493 million dollars in new and statutory provisions and place it shall take effect and be in force hospital construction underway in on final passage. immediately upon its adoption and the Greater Cleveland area, and at The rules were suspended. Yeas approval by the Mayor; otherwise it a time when institutions such as the 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read shall take effect and be in force Cleveland Clinic are opening new third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 17. from and after the earliest period facilities in Florida, that our own Nays 0. allowed by law. health community deems it appro- Motion to suspend rules. Charter priate to discontinue health care to Res. No. 340-2000. and statutory provisions and place Cleveland residents; and By Councilman Polensek. on final passage. Whereas, with the closure of St. An emergency resolution object- The rules were suspended. Yeas Michael’s, over 400 jobs will be lost, ing to the issuance of a D4 Liquor 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read over 200 beds will become unavail- Permit to 15617 Waterloo Ave. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 17. able to serve the needs of our city, Whereas, Council has been noti- Nays 0. and another emergency room will fied by the Director of Liquor Con- shut its doors to the residents of the trol of an application for the issu- Res. No. 341-2000. inner city; and ance of a D4 and Liquor Permit to By Councilman Polensek. Whereas, this Council finds it Permit No. 411896900525; and IBPOE An emergency resolution with- especially troubling that our own of W Lodge0052 Spirit of Ohio, 15617 drawing objection to the renewal of Cleveland Clinic, which at any time Waterloo Ave., Cleveland, Ohio a D1, D2, D3 and D6 Liquor Permit provides care to foreign royalty and 44110; and to 15610 Waterloo Rd., and repealing various heads of state and other Whereas, the granting of this Res. No. 1340-99 objecting to said high paying patients from abroad, application for a liquor permit to renewal. has deemed community health care this high crime area, which is Whereas, this Council objected to in Cleveland to be of little or no already saturated with other liquor renewal of a D1, D2, D3 and D6 value; and outlets, is contrary to the best inter- Liquor Permit to 15610 Waterloo Rd., Whereas, this Council is greatly ests of the entire community; and 1st Fl. & Bsmt. adopted by Council concerned about the quality and Whereas, the applicant does not on July 14, 1999; and accessibility of health care avail- qualify to be permit holder and/or Whereas, this Council wishes to able to serve the needs of the resi- has demonstrated that he has oper- withdraw its objection to the above dents of the City of Cleveland; now, ated his liquor business in disregard renewal and consents to said re- therefore, of the laws, regulations or local newal based upon and pursuant to Be it resolved by the Council of ordinances of this state or any other a cooperation agreement signed the City of Cleveland: state; and March 1, 2000, a copy of which is in Section 1. That this Council of the Whereas, the place for which the the file for this address with the City of Cleveland strongly opposes permit is sought has not conformed City Law Department; and the decision to close St. Michael Hos- to the building, safety or health Whereas, this resolution consti- pital and urges that such decision requirements of the governing body tutes an emergency measure provid- be reconsidered for the benefit of of this County or City; and ing for the usual daily operation of the residents of the City and Greater Whereas, the place for which the a municipal department; now, there- Cleveland community. permit is sought is so arranged or fore, Section 2. That this Council urges constructed that law enforcement Be it resolved by the Council of President Clinton, Attorney General officers or agents of the Department the City of Cleveland: Janet Reno and Secretary of Health of Liquor Control are prevented rea- Section 1. That objection to the and Human Services Donna Shalala sonable access to the establishment; renewal of a D1, D2, D3 and D6 to conduct an investigation in to the and Liquor Permit to 15610 Waterloo Rd., closures of hospitals in Cleveland. Whereas, the place for which the 1st Fl. & Bsmt., be and the same is Section 3. That this Council wish- permit is sought is so located with hereby withdrawn and Res. No. 1340- es to acknowlege the efforts of Con- respect to the neighborhood that it 99, containing said objection, be and gressman Dennis Kucinich for his substantially interferes with public the same is hereby repealed and assistance and attention to this mat- decency, sobriety, peace or good that this Council consents to the ter and to thank him for working order; and immediate renewal thereof. 320 March 8, 2000 The City Record 11

Section 2. That this resolution is for implementation of the penbased MOTION hereby declared to be an emergency computer project. measure and, provided it receives Read third time. Passed. Yeas 17. By Councilman Brady, and sec- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Nays 0. onded by Councilman Dolan and all the members elected to Council, unanimously carried that the ab- it shall take effect and be in force Ord. No. 2153-99. sence of Councilman Kenneth L. immediately upon its adoption and By Councilmen Lewis and Patmon Johnson and Councilman Timothy J. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it (by departmental request). Melena, be and is hereby authorized. shall take effect and be in force An emergency ordinance to amend from and after the earliest period Section 171.43 of the Codified Ordi- The Council adjourned at 8:30 p.m. allowed by law. nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as to meet on Monday, March 13, 2000, Motion to suspend rules. Charter enacted by Ordinance No. 2292-80, at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers. and statutory provisions and place passed July 6, 1981, relating to vehi- on final passage. cle mileage allowance. The rules were suspended. Yeas Read third time. Passed. Yeas 17. 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read Nays 0. third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 17. Nays 0. Ord. No. 57-2000. By Councilmen Melena and Pat- Res. No. 342-2000. mon (by departmental request). By Councilman Rybka. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Clerk of Council An emergency resolution with- ing the Director of Economic Devel- drawing objection to the renewal of opment to apply for and accept a a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit to 6506 grant from the U.S. Department of THE CALENDAR Fleet Ave., and repealing Res. No. Labor Employment & Training Ad- 1335-99 objecting to said renewal. ministration for the Youth Opportu- Whereas, this Council objected to nity Area Grant; and to enter into The following measures will be on renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Per- contract with Vocational Guidance their final passage at the next meet- mit to 6506 Fleet Ave., adopted by Services, and if necessary, for the ing: Council on July 14, 1999; and purchase of equipment and supplies NONE Whereas, this Council wishes to needed to implement the grant. withdraw its objection to the above Read third time. Passed. Yeas 17. renewal and consents to said re- Nays 0. newal; and BOARD OF CONTROL Whereas, this resolution consti- Ord. No. 60-2000. tutes an emergency measure provid- By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- March 1, 2000 ing for the usual daily operation of mon (by departmental request). a municipal department; now, there- An emergency ordinance authoriz- The regular meeting of the Board fore, ing the Director of Public Safety to of Control convened in the Mayor’s Be it resolved by the Council of apply for and accept a grant from office on Wednesday, March 1, 2000, the City of Cleveland: the State of Ohio, Office of Criminal at 11:00 a.m. with Mayor White pre- Section 1. That objection to the Justice Services for the FY 2000 siding. renewal of a C1 and C2 Liquor Per- Juvenile Accountability Incentive Present: Mayor White, Directors mit to 6506 Fleet Ave., be and the Block Grant Program. Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- same is hereby withdrawn and Res. Read third time. Passed. Yeas 17. tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- No. 1335-99, containing said objec- Nays 0. tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- tion, be and the same is hereby tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- repealed and that this Council con- Ord. No. 167-2000. cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting Director Alexander. sents to the immediate renewal By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. thereof. mon (by departmental request). Others: Mitchell Brooks, Acting Section 2. That this resolution is An emergency ordinance authoriz- Commissioner, Purchases and Sup- hereby declared to be an emergency ing the Director of Parks, Recre- plies. Sharon Sobol Jordan, Director, measure and, provided it receives ation and Properties to employ one Office of Equal Opportunity. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of or more physicians to provide phys- On motion, the following resolu- all the members elected to Council, ical examinations for children and tions were adopted. it shall take effect and be in force staff attending overnight camp dur- immediately upon its adoption and ing the 2000 summer season. Resolution No. 108-00. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Read third time. Passed. Yeas 17. By Director Brooks. shall take effect and be in force Nays 0. Resolved, by the Board of Control from and after the earliest period of the City of Cleveland that the bid allowed by law. Ord. No. 215-2000. of Minolta Corporation/Meritech Inc. Motion to suspend rules. Charter By Councilmen O’Malley, Cimper- for an estimated quantity of the and statutory provisions and place man and Patmon (by departmental rental of copiers, Item Nos. 2 (Group on final passage. request). II), and 3 (Group III) for the vari- The rules were suspended. Yeas An emergency ordinance deter- ous divisions of City Government, 17. Nays 0. Read second time. Read mining the method of making the Department of Finance, for the third time in full. Adopted. Yeas 17. public improvement of cleaning and period of three (3) years with two Nays 0. cement mortar lining of various dis- (2) one (1) year options, beginning tribution mains in the City of Cleve- with the date of execution of a con- THIRD READING EMERGENCY land, and authorizing the Director tract, received on the 28th day of ORDINANCES PASSED of Public Utilities to enter into con- January 2000, pursuant to the tract for the making of such authority of Ordinance No. 1065-98, Ord. No. 2051-99. improvement. passed on July 29, 1998 and Ordi- By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- Read third time. Passed. Yeas 17. nance No. 172-99, passed on March 29, 1999, which on the basis of the esti- mon (by departmental request). Nays 0. mated quantity would amount to An emergency ordinance authoriz- Seven Hundred Thirty Six Thousand ing the purchase by requirement THIRD READING Three Hundred Twenty Nine and contract of various types of safety ORDINANCE PASSED 57/100 Dollars ($736,329.57) (Net), is equipment, for the various divisions hereby affirmed and approved as the of the Department of Public Safety. Ord. No. 1983-99. lowest and best bid, and the Direc- Read third time. Passed. Yeas 17. By Councilman Robinson. tor of Finance is hereby requested Nays 0. An ordinance establishing the to enter into a requirement contract Kinsman Avenue/Mount Pleasant for such goods and/or services, Business Revitalization District which shall provide for the immedi- Ord. No. 2056-99. (BRD) (Map Change No. 2001, Sheet ate purchase as the initial amount By Councilmen Polensek and Pat- No. 10) of such contract of the following: mon (by departmental request). Read third time. Passed. Yeas 17. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Nays 0. Requisition No. 20010 ing the Director of Public Safety to which shall be certified against employ one or more computer con- Councilman Roosevelt Coats and such contract in the sum of Thirty sultants and data processors to pro- Councilman Nelson Cintron entered Six Thousand Eight Hundred Six- vide professional services necessary the meeting. teen and 48/100 Dollars ($36,816.48). 321 12 The City Record March 8, 2000

Said requirement contract shall Resolution No. 111-00. may be ordered under subsequent further provide that the Contractor By Director Brooks. requisitions separately certified shall furnish the remainder of the Resolved, by the Board of Control against said contract. City’s requirements for such goods of the City of Cleveland that the bid Yeas: None. and/or services, whether more or of Deegan-Siefert Company for an Nays: Mayor White, Director less than said estimated quantity, as estimated quantity of Plumbing Sup- Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- may be ordered under subsequent plies (items 158-166, 204, 239-245, 424- tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- requisitions separately certified 428, 733-735, 747, 750, 753, 760, 762, 764 tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- against said contract. and 765-769) for the Various Divi- tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- Yeas: Mayor White, Director sions of City Government, Depart- cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- ment of Finance, for the period of Director Alexander. tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- one (1) year beginning with the Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- date of execution of a contract, tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- received on November 24, 1999, pur- Resolution No. 113-00. cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting suant to the authority of Ordinance By Director Brooks. Director Alexander. No. 713-99, passed May 17, 1999, Resolved, by the Board of Control Nays: None. which on the basis of the estimated of the City of Cleveland that the bid Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. quantity would amount to Thirteen of McTech Corp. for an estimated Thousand Six Hundred Ninety-Nine quantity of Ready Mix Concrete Resolution No. 109-00. and 90/100 Dollars ($13,699.90) (items 1, 3-7) (Region I, II and III By Director Brooks. (Net), is hereby affirmed and — all sections) for the Various Divi- Resolved by the Board of Control approved as the lowest and best bid, sions of City Government, Depart- of the City of Cleveland, that all and the Director of Finance is here- ment of Finance, for the period of bids received on January 28, 2000 for by requested to enter into a require- one (1) year beginning with the Photocopiers for the Various Divi- ment contract for such goods and/or date of execution of a contract, sions of City Government, Depart- services, which shall provide for the received on January 12, 2000, pur- ment of Finance, pursuant to the immediate purchase as the initial suant to the authority of Ordinance authority of Ordinance Nos. 1065-98 amount of such contract of the fol- No. 705-99, passed May 17, 1999, and 172-99, passed by the Council of lowing: which on the basis of the estimat- the City of Cleveland on July 29, ed quantity would amount to Seven 1998 and March 29, 1999. respective- Requisition No. RE-18881 Hundred Sixty-Four Thousand ly, be and the same are hereby which shall be certified against Three Hundred Fifty and 00/100 rejected. such contract in the sum of Seven Dollars ($764,350.00) (1%, 30 Days), Yeas: Mayor White, Director Hundred and 00/100 Dollars is hereby affirmed and approved as Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- ($700.00). the lowest and best bid, and the tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- Said requirement contract shall Director of Finance is hereby tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- further provide that the Contractor requested to enter into a require- tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- shall furnish the remainder of the ment contract for such goods and/or cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting City’s requirements for such goods services, which shall provide for the Director Alexander. and/or services, whether more or immediate purchase as the initial Nays: None. less than said estimated quantity, as amount of such contract of the fol- Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. may be ordered under subsequent l o w i n g : requisitions separately certified Resolution No. 110-00. against said contract. Requisition No. RE-08801 By Director Brooks. Yeas: Mayor White, Director which shall be certified against Resolved, by the Board of Control Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- such contract in the sum of Thirty of the City of Cleveland that the bid tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- Eight Thousand Two Hundred of Woodhill Supply, Inc. for an esti- tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- Seventeen and 50/100 Dollars mated quantity of Plumbing Supplies tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- ($38,217.50). (items 1-157, 167-203, 205-238, 246-423, cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting Said requirement contract shall 429-732, 736-746, 758, 759, 761, 763 and Director Alexander. further provide that the Contractor 770-776) for the Various Divisions of Nays: None. shall furnish the remainder of the City Government, Department of Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. City’s requirements for such goods Finance, for the period of one (1) and/or services, whether more or year beginning with the date of exe- Resolution No. 112-00. less than said estimated quantity, as cution of a contract, received on By Director Brooks. may be ordered under subsequent November 24, 1999, pursuant to the Resolved, by the Board of Control requisitions separately certified authority of Ordinance No. 713-99, of the City of Cleveland that the bid against said contract. passed May 17, 1999, which on the of Concretech a Division of Libby Yeas: None. basis of the estimated quantity Construction for an estimated quan- Nays: Mayor White, Director would amount to Ninety Thousand tity of Ready Mix Concrete (item 2) Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- Ninety-Three and 41/100 Dollars (Region I, II, III — all sections) for tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- ($90,093.41) (2%, 10 Days), is hereby the Various Divisions of City Gov- tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- affirmed and approved as the lowest ernment, Department of Finance, for tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- and best bid, and the Director of the period of one (1) year beginning cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting Finance is hereby requested to enter with the date of execution of a con- Director Alexander. into a requirement contract for such tract, received on January 12, 2000, Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. goods and/or services, which shall pursuant to the authority of Ordi- provide for the immediate purchase nance No. 705-99, passed May 17, Resolution No. 114-00. as the initial amount of such con- 1999, which on the basis of the esti- By Director Konicek. tract of the following: mated quantity would amount to Be it resolved by the Board of Three Hundred Sixty Thousand Control of the City of Cleveland, Requisition No. RE-18703 Three Hundred Fifty and 00/100 Dol- that the bid of Shook Heavy and which shall be certified against lars ($360,350.00) (2%, 15 Days), is Environmental Group, A Division of such contract in the sum of Ten hereby affirmed and approved as Shook, Inc. for the public improve- Thousand and 00/100 Dollars the lowest and best bid, and the ment of rehabilitation of the Parma ($10,000.00). Director of Finance is hereby Reservoir exterior and interior and Said requirement contract shall requested to enter into a require- replacement and addition of piping further provide that the Contractor ment contract for such goods and/or and valves and a 10% contingency shall furnish the remainder of the services, which shall provide for the allowance for the Division of Water, City’s requirements for such goods immediate purchase as the initial Department of Public Utilities, and/or services, whether more or amount of such contract of the fol- received on February 2, 2000, pur- less than said estimated quantity, as lowing: suant to the authority of Ordinance may be ordered under subsequent No. 1612-96, passed December 16, requisitions separately certified Requisition No. RE-8802 1996, for a gross price for the against said contract. which shall be certified against improvement in the aggregate Yeas: Mayor White, Director such contract in the sum of Eigh- amount of Six Million Eight Hun- Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- teen Thousand Seventeen and 50/100 dred Ninety One Thousand Seven tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- Dollars ($18,017.50). Hundred Fifty Dollars and Twenty tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- Said requirement contract shall Five Cents ($6,891,750.25), is hereby tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- further provide that the Contractor affirmed and approved as the low- cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting shall furnish the remainder of the est responsible bid; and the Director Director Alexander. City’s requirements for such goods of Public Utilities is hereby autho- Nays: None. and/or services, whether more or rized to enter into contract for said Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. less than said estimated quantity, as improvement with said bidder. 322 March 8, 2000 The City Record 13

Be it further resolved by the Resolution No. 116-00. beginning with the date of execu- Board of Control of the City of By Director Sheffield-McClain. tion of a contract, received on Jan- Cleveland that the employment of Be it resolved by the Board of uary 21, 2000, pursuant to the the following subcontractors by Control of the City of Cleveland that authority of Ordinance No. 1058-99, Clark Mechanical, Inc., for the Resolution No. 83-00 adopted by this passed June 14, 1999, which on the above-mentioned public improve- Board, February 16, 2000, amending basis of the estimated quantity ment is hereby approved: Resolution No. 24-00 is hereby would amount to approximately One amended to change the adoption hundred thirteen thousand eight SUBCONTRACTOR WORK date of said Resolution No. 24-00 to hundred ninety-eight and 69/100 Dol- January 19, 2000. lars ($113,898.69) (Net), is hereby Burkshire Construction Be it further resolved that all affirmed and approved as the low- Co., Inc. FBE $360,000.00 other provisions of said Resolution est and best bid, and the Director of No 83-00 not expressly amended Public Service is hereby requested hereby shall remain unchanged and to enter into a requirement contract Choice Construction in full force and effect. for such goods and/or services, Co., Inc. MBE $1,000,000.00 Yeas: Mayor White, Director which shall provide for the immedi- Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- ate purchase as the initial amount Pro Construction, tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- of such contract of the following: Inc. MBE $120,000.00 tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- Requisition No. 17578 Yeas: Mayor White, Director cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting which shall be certified against Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- Director Alexander. such contract in the sum of One tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- Nays: None. Hundred Thirteen Thousand Eight tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. Hundred Ninety-Eight and 69/100 tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- Dollars ($113,898.69). cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting Resolution No. 117-00. Said requirement contract shall Director Alexander. By Director Sheffield-McClain. further provide that the Contractor Nays: None. Whereas, pursuant to the authori- shall furnish the remainder of the Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. ty of Ordinance No 1107-94, passed City’s requirements for such goods by the Council of the City of Cleve- and/or services, whether more or Resolution No. 115-00. land on June 13, 1994, and Board of less than said estimated quantity, as By Director Sheffield-McClain. Control Resolution No. 751-98 may be ordered under subsequent Whereas, pursuant to the authori- adopted on November 4, 1998, the requisitions separately certified ty of Ordinance No. 1024-97, passed City through its Director of Port against said contract. by Cleveland City Council on June Control entered into City Contract Yeas: Mayor White, Director 16, 1997 and Resolution No. 800-97 No. 53711 with Parsons Engineering Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- Science, Inc of Ohio (Consultant) for tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- adopted by the City Board of Con- professional services necessary to tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- trol on September 24, 1997, the City prepare the Special Site Study and tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- of Cleveland entered into a Lease Preliminary Engineering Reports cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting By Way of Concession (“Agree- required to relocate certain NASA Director Alexander. ment”) with Dollar Rent-A-Car Sys- facilities in connection with the Nays: None. tems, Inc. (“Dollar”), City Contract expansion of Cleveland Hopkins Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. No. 52456, for Dollar’s use of certain International Airport; and counter space/ready return area at Whereas, the City has determined Resolution No. 119-00. the rental car facility at Cleveland to modify the scope of work to By Director Ricchiuto. Hopkins International Airport include the additional professional Resolved, by the Board of Control (“Rental Car Facility”); and services necessary to support the of the City of Cleveland, that the bid Whereas, pursuant to Article XV Study and Reports; and of Raney Tire, Inc. for an estimat- of said Agreement Dollar desires to Whereas, Consultant has proposed ed quantity of tire repair road ser- sublease part of its leased premises by its design Services Contract vice, all items, for the Division of at the Rental Car Facility to Avis Amendment to perform the above- Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Depart- Rent-A-Car System, Inc. (“Avis”); mentioned additional services now, ment of Public Service, for the peri- and therefore, od one (1) year beginning with the Whereas, subleasing of said Be it resolved by the Board of date of execution of a contract, premises to Avis shall not constitute Control of the City of Cleveland that received on January 13, 2000, pur- a release or waiver of any of Dol- the Director of Port Control is here- suant to the authority of Ordinance lar’s obligations under City Contract by authorized to enter into a first No. 1824-99, passed December 6, 1999, No. 52456; now, therefore, amendment to the Agreement which on the basis of the estimated Be it resolved by the Board of between the City of Cleveland and quantity would amount to Seventy Control of the City of Cleveland that Parsons Engineering Science, Inc. of Nine Thousand Five Hundred Fifty pursuant to the terms of the Agree- Ohio City Contract No. 53711 on the Six and no/100 Dollars ($79,556.00), ment, this Board does hereby basis of the Consultants Design Ser- is hereby affirmed and approved as vices Contract Amendment. The the lowest and best bid, and the approve the request of Dollar to compensation for the additional ser- Director of Public Service is hereby enter into a sublease with Avis for vices authorized hereby shall be not requested to enter into a require- Avis’ exclusive use of two (2) ready to exceed one million three hundred ment contract for such goods and/or return parking stalls, commencing ninety-nine thousand three hundred services, which shall provide for the July 1, 1999 for a period coterminous ninety dollars ($1,399,390) thereby immediate purchase as the initial with Dollar’s Agreement or the next increasing the total contract amount amount of such contract of the fol- reallocation of ready/return stalls, not to exceed Three Million Four lowing: whichever is earlier, provided that Hundred Seventy-Four Thousand the terms of such sublease shall not Four Hundred Twenty-One Dollars Requisition No. 17579 be in conflict with the terms of City ($3,474,421). which shall be certified against Contract No. 52456. Yeas: Mayor White, Director such contract in the sum of Six Be it further resolved that the Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- Thousand and no/100 Dollars Director of Port Control is autho- tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- ($6,000.00). rized to complete and execute any tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- Said requirement contract shall documents necessary and appropri- tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- further provide that the Contractor ate to effect the consent to the sub- cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting shall furnish the remainder of the lease hereby approved, which docu- Director Alexander. City’s requirements for such goods ments shall contain such additional Nays: None. and/or services, whether more or terms and conditions as the Director Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. less than said estimated quantity, as may be ordered under subsequent shall deem necessary to protect the Resolution No. 118-00. requisitions separately certified City’s interests. By Director Ricchiuto. against said contract. Yeas: Mayor White, Director Resolved, by the Board of Control Yeas: Mayor White, Director Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- of the City of Cleveland that the bid Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- of Omnicor Truck Centers Inc. DBA tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- Buckeye Volvo Trucks for an esti- tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- mated quantity of one (1) tandem tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting cab/chassis with roll-off hoist, for cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting Director Alexander. the Division of Motor Vehicle Main- Director Alexander. Nays: None. tenance, Department of Public Ser- Nays: None. Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. vice, for the period of one (1) year Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. 323 14 The City Record March 8, 2000

Resolution No. 120-00. Yeas: Mayor White, Director hereby determined to be not less By Director Jackson. Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- than the fair market value of said Be it resolved by the Board of tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- parcels for uses in accordance with Control of the City of Cleveland, tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- the Land Reutilization Program. that the bid of Nerone & Sons for tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- Yeas: Mayor White, Director the public improvement of Seneca cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- Golf Course Site Improvements, for Director Alexander. tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- Base Bid Items S1 — S6, S15 and S16, Nays: None. tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- including the adjusted 5% contin- Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- gency, for the Division of Research, cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting Planning & Development, Depart- Resolution No. 123-00. Director Alexander. ment of Parks, Recreation & Prop- By Director Jackson. Nays: None. erties, received on November 24, Be it resolved by the Board of Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. 1999, pursuant to the authority of Control of the City of Cleveland that Ordinance No. 724-99, passed June 14, the bid of DDCT, Inc., for the light Resolution No. 125-00. 1999, upon a unit basis for the fixture replacement at Thurgood By Director Hudecek. improvement in the aggregate Marshall Recreation Center, 8611 Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance amount of One Hundred Nine Thou- Hough Avenue, for the Division of No. 2076-76 passed October 25, 1976, sand, Six Hundred Ninety Seven and Recreation, Department of Parks, the City is conducting a Land Reuti- 96/100 Dollars ($109,697.96), is here- Recreation and Properties, received lization Program in accordance with by affirmed and approved as the on February 3, 2000, pursuant to the the provision of Chapter 5722 of the lowest responsible bid; and the authority of Ordinance No. 1605-98, Ohio Revised Code; and Director of Department of Parks, passed October 19, 1998, for a gross Whereas, City has acquired Per- Recreation & Properties is hereby price for the improvement in the manent Parcel Nos. 007-20-007, 007-24- authorized to enter into contract for aggregate amount of Forty Six 075, 008-06-045, 019-13-115, 019-18-078, said improvement with said bidder. Thousand Four Hundred Sixty Four 019-19-090, 019-22-013, 019-22-014, 004- Yeas: Mayor White, Director and No/100 Dollars ($46,464.00), is 19-022, 108-08-092, 108-25-086, 108-25- Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- hereby affirmed and approved as 096, 108-26-093, 108-26-098, 135-09-020, tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- the lowest responsible bid; and the 136-01-095, and 136-02-008 under said tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- Director of Parks, Recreation and Land Reutilization Program; and tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- Properties is hereby authorized to Whereas, Ordinance No. 138-2000 cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting enter into contract for said improve- passed February 28, 2000, authorized Director Alexander. ment with said bidder. the sale of said parcels for a con- Nays: None. Yeas: Mayor White, Director sideration established by the Board Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- of Control at not less than the Fair tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- Market Value; and Resolution No. 121-00. tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- Whereas, Cleveland Housing Net- By Director Jackson. tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- work Limited Partnership 17 has Be it resolved by the Board of cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting proposed to the City to purchase and Control of the City of Cleveland, Director Alexander. develop said parcels; now, therefore, that the bid of The Phillips Electric Nays: None. Be it resolved by the Board of Co., Inc. for the public improvement Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. Control of the City of Cleveland that of New DC Starters for the Division pursuant to the authorization of of Convention Center and West Side Resolution No. 124-00. Ordinance No. 138-2000 passed Feb- Market Department of Parks, Recre- By Director Hudecek. ruary 28, 2000, by the Cleveland City Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance ation and Properties, received on Council, the Mayor is hereby autho- No. 2076-76 passed October 25, 1976, January 19, 2000, pursuant to the rized to execute an official deed for the City is conducting a Land Reuti- authority of Ordinance No. 761-98, and on behalf of the City of Cleve- lization Program in accordance with land with Cleveland Housing Net- passed May 18, 1998, for a gross the provision of Chapter 5722 of the price for the improvement in the work Limited Partnership 17 for the Ohio Revised Code; and aggregate amount of One Hundred sale and development of Permanent Whereas, City has acquired Per- Parcel Nos. 007-20-007, 007-24-075, 008- Forty Thousand Six Hundred Sixty manent Parcel Nos. 121-33-111, 121-33- Eight Dollars and 00/100 06-045, 019-13-115, 019-18-078, 019-19- 112, 121-34-009, 121-34-089, 128-01-020, 090, 019-22-013, 019-22-014, 004-19-022, ($140,668.00) Dollars, is hereby af- 128-01-024, 128-01-120, 128-13-004, 128- 108-08-092, 108-25-086, 108-25-096, 108- firmed and approved as the lowest 13-061, 128-13-096, 128-14-016, 128-14- 26-093, 108-26-098, 135-09-020, 136-01- responsible bid; and the Director of 023, 128-14-024, 128-14-026, 128-14-033, 095, and 136-02-008, as described in Parks, Recreation and Properties is 128-14-036, 128-14-089, 128-22-047 and said Ordinance in accordance with hereby authorized to enter into con- 129-16-140 under said Land Reuti- the Land Reutilization Program in tract for said improvement with said lization Program; and such manner as best carries out the bidder. Whereas, Ordinance No. 175-2000 intent of said program. Yeas: Mayor White, Director passed February 28, 2000, authorized Be it further resolved that the con- Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- the sale of said parcels for a con- sideration for said parcels shall be tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- sideration established by the Board $100.00 (each), which amount is tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- of Control at not less than the Fair hereby determined to be not less tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- Market Value; and than the fair market value of said cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting Whereas, Buckeye Area Develop- parcels for uses in accordance with Director Alexander. ment Corporation or designee has the Land Reutilization Program. Nays: None. proposed to the City to purchase and Yeas: Mayor White, Director Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. develop said parcels; now, therefore, Carter, Acting Director Clark, Direc- Be it resolved by the Board of tor Konicek, Acting Director Sonn- Resolution No. 122-00. Control of the City of Cleveland that tag, Director Whitlow, Acting Direc- By Director Jackson. pursuant to the authorization of tor Smith, Directors Jackson, Hude- Be it resolved by the Board of Ordinance No. 175-2000, passed Feb- cek, Patterson, Warren, Acting Control of the City of Cleveland that ruary 28, 2000, by the Cleveland City Director Alexander. the bid of Advance Door Company, Council, the Mayor is hereby autho- Nays: None. for the installation of security rized to execute an official deed for Absent: Director Sheffield-McClain. grilles at Thurgood Marshall Recre- and on behalf of the City of Cleve- ation Center, 8611 Hough Avenue, land with Buckeye Area Develop- JEFFREY B. MARKS, for the Division of Recreation, ment Corporation or designee for Secretary Department of Parks, Recreation the sale and development of Perma- and Properties, received on Febru- nent Parcel Nos. 121-33-111, 121-33- ary 3, 2000, pursuant to the author- 112, 121-34-009, 121-34-089, 128-01-020, CIVIL SERVICE NOTICES ity of Ordinance No. 1605-98 passed 128-01-024, 128-01-120, 128-13-004, 128- ______October 19, 1998, for a gross price 13-061, 128-13-096, 128-14-016, 128-14- for the improvement in the aggre- 023, 128-14-024, 128-14-026, 128-14-033, General Information gate amount of Nineteen Thousand 128-14-036, 128-14-089, 128-22-047 and Four Hundred Ninety Six and No/100 129-16-140, as described in said Ordi- Application blanks and informa- Dollars ($19,496.00), is hereby nance in accordance with the Land tion, regarding minimum entrance affirmed and approved as the low- Reutilization Program in such man- qualifications, scope of examination, est responsible bid; and the Director ner as best carries out the intent of and suggested reference materials of Parks, Recreation and Properties said program. may be obtained at the office of the is hereby authorized to enter into Be it further resolved that the con- Civil Service Commission, Room 119, contract for said improvement with sideration for said parcels shall be City Hall, East 6th Street, and Lake- said bidder. $100.00 (each), which amount is side Avenue. 324 March 8, 2000 The City Record 15

Application blanks must be prop- north and the proposed fence is 3.8' SCHEDULE OF THE BOARD erly filled out on the official form and the maximum fence height per- OF ZONING APPEALS prescribed by the Civil Service Com- mitted is 3.8' as stated in Section mission and filed at the office of the 337.23(a)(6) of the Codified Ordi- commission not later than the final nances. MONDAY, MARCH 20, 2000 closing date slated in the examina- tion announcement. Calendar No. 00-32: 2129 West 11th 9:30 A.M. EXAMINATION RESULTS: Each Street (Ward 13) applicant whether passing or failing Don Mural, owner, and Parkhill Calendar No. 00-35: 1202 Rowley Ave- will be notified of the results of the Associates, prospective purchaser nue (Ward 13) examination as soon as the com- c/o Brian McCreary, appeal to con- Dean Guernsey, owner, appeals to mission has graded the papers. vert an existing 20' x 30' one-story construct a two-story, three car Thereafter, eligible lists will be masonry garage building into a sin- garage, using the second floor for stu- established which will consist of the gle family dwelling, two-story dio and storage, to the rear of a 39' names of those candidates who have house that is situated on a 33' x x 120' parcel located in a Two-Fami- been successful in all parts of the 181' parcel and located in a Multi- ly District on the north side of Row- examination. Family District on the east side of ley Avenue at 1202 Rowley Avenue; PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: All West 11th Street at 2129 West 11th said construction being contrary to candidates for original entrance Street, said conversion being con- the Residential District Regulations positions who are successful in other trary to the Yards and Courts of Section 337.03 where the use of stu- parts of the examinations must sub- Requirements of Section 357.15(a) dio and storage are not permitted in mit to a physical examination. where the rear and side yard do not a Two-Family District and Section meet the required distances be- 337.23(7)(a) where the maximum ANNE BLOOMBERG, tween the existing building and the square footage for an accessory use President property lines and Section 357.09 in a residential district is 650 sq. ft. where the required rear yard set- and 1,225 sq. ft. is proposed and con- SCHEDULE OF THE BOARD back shall be 20' and 2' is provid- trary to the Enforcement and Penal- ed and Section 357.09(b)(2) where ty Regulations of Section 327.02 OF ZONING APPEALS the required interior side yard is where adequate drawings are 10' and 1'-6" is provided and con- required and contrary to the Height MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2000 trary to the Area Requirement Reg- Regulations Requirements of Section ulations where a 33' lot width is 353.05 where the maximum height of 9:30 A.M. provided and a 40' lot width is an accessory building in a residential required and where a 5,990 sq. ft. district is 15' and a 22'-6" height is Calendar No. 00-28: 9250 Miles Park minimum lot area is provided and proposed and contrary to the Yards Avenue (Ward 2) 9,600 sq. ft. is required as stated in and Courts Requirements of Section Miles Park Carnegie Library Ltd., Section 355.04(a) of the Codified 357.05 where a 10' side street yard c/o Charles Brown, appeals to reno- O r d i n a n c e s . setback is required and 0' are pro- vate the first floor of an existing posed and contrary to the existing approximate 70' x 100' three-story, Calendar No. 00-33: 1021-23 Parkwood non-conforming use limitations of Sec- masonry library building for use as Drive (Ward 8) tion 359.01 of the Codified Ordinances. a day care facility situated on an Dennie Pratt, owner, and Depend- approximate 512' x 165' parcel and able Builders, agent, appeal to Calendar No. 00-36: 1104 Prospect located in a Multi-Family District on enclose and rebuild an existing 7'- Avenue (Ward 13) the west side of East 93rd Street at 6" x 24' second floor front porch of Magnate Development Group, 9250 Miles Park Avenue; said reno- an existing two-family dwelling sit- owners c/o Anthony Jerdine, vation and use being contrary to the uated on a 37' x 115' parcel and appeals to change the use of an Residential District Regulations of located in a Multi-Family District on existing approximate 116' x 90' Section 337.02(f)(3)C where the pro- the north side of Parkwood Drive at five-story masonry office building posed use is subject to the review 1021-23 Parkwood Drive; said enclo- into offices and 41 apartments and and approval of the Board of Zon- sure being contrary to the Yards situated on an approximate 116' x ing Appeals and contrary to the Off- and Courts Requirements where the 175' irregular shaped parcel and Street Parking and Loading require- proposed projection is 7'-6" and a 4' located in a General Retail District ments where 13 parking spaces are projection is permitted as stated in on the south side of Prospect provided and 25 are required as Section 357.13(B)(4) of the Codified Avenue at 1104 Prospect Avenue; stated in Section 349.04 of the Codi- Ordinances. said change of use being contrary fied Ordinances. to the Yards and Courts Require- Calendar No. 00-34: 1449 West 58th ments where a 0' rear yard setback Calendar No. 00-29: 4211 Franklin Street (Ward 17) is proposed and 33' are required as Boulevard (Ward 14) Ohio Conference Association of stated in Section 357.08 of the Codi- Vickie and John Popa, owners, the 7th Day Adventist Church, fied Ordinances. appeal to construct 30 linear feet of owner c/o Edgar Mendoza, appeal to 6' high wrought iron fencing to the construct 180 linear feet of 5' high Calendar No. 00-38: 17325 Lorain north of a 30' x 120' parcel situat- chain link fencing to the northwest ed on the south side of Franklin Avenue (Ward 21) Boulevard and located in a Two- and southeast corners of an approx- Rini Realty Group, owner c/o Family District at 4211 Franklin imate 193' x 135' corner parcel Thomas Tomsik, agent, appeals to Boulevard; said construction being located in a Two-Family District construct a 12' wide one-story addi- contrary to the Yards and Courts and situated on the northeast corner tion to the north and west sides of Requirements where a 6' high fence of Franklin Boulevard and West an existing 60' x 80' restaurant to is proposed and a 4'-6" fence is per- 58th Street at 1449 West 58th Street; provide added seating for dining and mitted in the setback area as stat- said construction being contrary to all situated on the northwest corner ed in Section 357.13(b)(3) of the the Yards and Courts Requirements of an approximate 150' x 240' irreg- Codified Ordinances. of Section 357.13(b)(3) where the ular shaped parcel located in a Local maximum height of fencing allowed Retail District on the south side of Calendar No. 00-30: 3799 East 154th in the front yard setback area is 4'- Lorain Avenue at 17325 Lorain Street (Ward 1) 6" and 5' is proposed and contrary Avenue; said addition being contrary Consuelo Hill, owner, appeals to to the Residential District Require- to the Yards and Courts Require- construct 200 linear feet of 6' high ments where a fence in the interior ments where a specific setback of 7' wooden privacy fencing to the north, side yard may be no higher than the along Lorain Road is proposed and east and south of a 40' x 130' par- least distance between such fence 15' is required as stated in Section cel situated on the east side of East and residential building on the adja- 357.07(a) of the Codified Ordinances. 154th Street and located in a One- cent lot and the distance between Family District at 3799 East 154th the neighbor's house to the east and Calendar No. 00-39: 2042 West 50th Street; said construction being con- the proposed 5' high fence is 1' and Street (Ward 14) trary to the Residential District the maximum fence height permit- Glen and Kimberly White, owners, Requirements where a fence in the ted is 1' as stated in Section appeal to install approximately 190 interior side yard may be no higher 337.23(a)(6) of the Codified Ordi- linear feet of 6' high wooden fenc- than the least distance between nances. ing to the south rear yard, west and such fence and residential building north property line and approxi- on the adjacent lot and the distance EUGENE CRANFORD, JR., mately 90 linear feet of 4' high between the neighbor’s house to the Secretary wooden fencing to the south front 325 16 The City Record March 8, 2000 yard and east property line of a 40' wide projecting sign 8'-3" high the Division of Fire dated October x 100' parcel located in a Two-Fam- above finish grade over an existing 17, 1999, requiring compliance with ily District on the west side of West door on a building in a Semi-Indus- the Codified Ordinances of the City 50th Street at 2042 West 50th Street; try District. of Cleveland and the Ohio Basic said installation being contrary to Building Code (OBBC). the Yards and Courts Requirements Calendar No. 99-560: 3926 Valley Be it resolved, a motion is in where approximately 20 linear feet Road order at this time that based on the of 6' high fencing is proposed along Valley Road Properties c/o Ange- evidence submitted by the Division the northeast property line and the lo Martin, appealed to use a 300' x of Fire to find that the storage maximum height of fencing in the 353' portion of an acreage parcel of facility is S-1 and does require a setback area allowed is 4'-6" as a recycling facility for outdoor stor- fire suppression sprinkler system. stated in Section 357.13(b)(3) of the age of concrete and stockpile for Motion so in order. Motioned by Mr. Codified Ordinances. concrete and sand in a General Williams and seconded by Mr. Saun- Industry District. d e r s . Calendar No. 00-40: 5000 Crayton Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Avenue (Ward 5) On Monday, March 6, 2000, in Williams, Saunders. Nays: None. CAJ Properties, owner, and Executive Session: Absent: Mr. Sullivan. McTech, tenant c/o Lucian Nardi, agent, appeal to construct an The following appeals were heard * * * approximate 70' x 107' one-story on Monday, February 28, 2000 and 72' high corrugated steel building said decisions were approved and Docket A-340-99. to enclose an existing super struc- adopted by the Board on March 6, RE: Appeal of Pure Tech Systems, ture batch plant, all situated on an 2000. Inc., Owners of the Property located approximate 481' x 590' irregular on the premises known as 2727 shaped parcel located in a Semi- The following appeals were Ap- Transport Road from a NOTICE OF Industry District on the south side proved: VIOLATION/FIRE CODE of the of Crayton Avenue at 5000 Crayton Chief of the Division of Fire dated Avenue; said construction being Calendar No. 00-19: 15021 Harvard November 16, 1999, requiring com- contrary to the Height Regulations Avenue pliance with the Codified Ordi- Requirements of Section 353.01 Cassandra Wingfield, owner, ap- nances of the City of Cleveland and where the height district estab- pealed to construct an 8' x 14' one- the Ohio Basic Building Code lished is 35' and 72' is proposed story patio addition to an existing (OBBC). and the maximum height building 23' x 33' one dwelling house in a Docket A-340-99 has been POST- setback is 180' from the property One-Family District. PONED; to be rescheduled for March line and the maximum height above 15, 2000. grade allowed is 50' as stated in Calendar No. 00-21: 13407 Miles Ave- Section 353.02 of the Codified Ordi- nue * * * n a n c e s . Reverend John Melvin, owner c/o John Taylor, agent, appealed to Docket L-4-00. EUGENE CRANFORD, JR., expand an existing 32' x 49' one- RE: Appeal of Ulysses Williams, Secretary story church on a 40' x 123' parcel appeals from a LETTER OF in a General Retail Business Dis- DENIAL FOR RENEWAL OF ELEC- REPORT OF THE BOARD trict. TRICAL CONTRACTOR L I C E N S E of the Commissioner of the Divi- OF ZONING APPEALS Calendar No. 00-23: 7704 Detroit Ave- sion of Assessments & Licenses nue dated January 27, 2000, requiring MONDAY, MARCH 6, 2000 Ali Kaddah, owner, and Phil compliance with the Codified Ordi- Coblentz, agent c/o Ohio Soil Ser- nances of the City of Cleveland, At the meeting of the Board of vices, appealed to install a 42' x 58' and the Ohio Basic Building Code Zoning Appeals on Monday, March x approximately 17'-4 1/2" high ( O B B C ) . 6, 2000, the following appeals were canopy over four new pump islands Be it resolved, a motion is in order heard by the Board: in a Semi-Industry District. at this time to permit Mr. Williams to renew his ELECTRICAL CON- The following appeal was Ap- Calendar No. 99-563: 16017 Chatfield TRACTOR LICENSE without retak- proved: Avenue ing the test and without payment of Barbara Lajesky, owner, appealed the late filing fees. Motion so in Calendar No. 00-25: 2710 Church Ave- to enclose an existing front porch of order. Motioned by Mr. Saunders and nue a one family dwelling in a Two- seconded by Mr. Bowes. Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Family District. Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Authority c/o Norris McClure, Williams, Saunders. Nays: None. owner, appealed to demolish an EUGENE CRANFORD, JR., Absent: Mr. Sullivan. existing metal frame garage on a Secretary 67' x 139' parcel with an alley and * * * construct a 24 space surface park- REPORT OF THE BOARD ing lot in a Semi-Industry District. Docket L-5-00. OF BUILDING STANDARDS RE: Appeal of Matthew Samar, The following appeals were De- AND BUILDING APPEALS appeals from a LETTER OF nied: DENIAL FOR RENEWAL OF ELEC- TRICAL CONTRACTOR LICENSE Calendar No. 00-24: 3603 Riverside Re: Report of the Meeting of of the Commissioner of the Divi- Avenue March 1, 2000 sion of Assessments & Licenses Linda L. Darling, owner, appealed dated January 31, 2000, requiring to change the use of a one family As required by the provisions of compliance with the Codified Ordi- dwelling into a bed and breakfast Section 3103.20(2) of the Codified nances of the City of Cleveland, house in a Two-Family District. Ordinances of the City of Cleveland, and the Ohio Basic Building Code Ohio 1976, the following brief of ( O B B C ) . Calendar No. 00-26: 11100-22 Clifton action of the subject meeting is Boulevard given for publication in The City * * * Stuart J. Graines, owner, appealed Record: from a Violation Notice issued Docket L-6-00. December 20, 1999 by the Commis- * * * RE: Appeal of Leslie Wilson, sioner of Building and Housing, appeals from a LETTER OF Department of Community Develop- Docket A-244-99. DENIAL FOR RENEWAL OF ELEC- ment. RE: Appeal of William E. TRICAL CONTRACTOR LICENSE Hawkins II & Nancy K. Hawkins, of the Commissioner of the Divi- Calendar No. 00-27: 4310-4314 Clark Owners of the Property located on sion of Assessments & Licenses Avenue the premises known as 3804 St. Clair dated February 1, 2000, requiring Ceska Sin Sokol, owner, appealed Avenue from a NOTICE OF VIOLA- compliance with the Codified Ordi- to install an 8' long x 4' high x 4' TION/FIRE CODE of the Chief of nances of the City of Cleveland, 326 March 8, 2000 The City Record 17 and the Ohio Basic Building Code premises known as 2730 West 25th 2000, requiring compliance with the ( O B B C ) . Street (aka 2736-40 West 25th Street) Codified Ordinances of the City of Be it resolved, a motion is in order from a 72 HR. EMG. FIRE CON- Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Build- at this time to permit Mr. Wilson to DEMNATION ORDER/MS of the ing Code (OBBC). renew his ELECTRICAL CONTRAC- Commissioner of the Division of Be it resolved, a motion is in TOR LICENSE without retaking the Building and Housing dated Janu- order at this time to modify the test and without payment of the late ary 31, 2000, requiring compliance Commissioner’s ORDER TO VACATE filing fees, noting the letter of with the Codified Ordinances of the and LETTER OF INTENTION TO endorsement. Motion so in order. City of Cleveland and the Ohio Basic DEMOLISH by granting the Appel- Motioned by Mr. Bowes and second- Building Code (OBBC). lant three (3) weeks in which to ed by Mr. Saunders.. Docket A-17-00 has been POST- obtain permits and forty-five (45) Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- PONED; to be rescheduled for March days in which to abate the viola- liams, Saunders. Nays: None. Absent: 15, 2000. tion; the property may be inspected Mr. Sullivan. and permission granted for occu- * * * pancy during that period of time; * * * the property is to remain boarded Docket A-19-00. and secured and the grounds debris Docket A-1-00. RE: Appeal of Deborah M. Dan- free until occupancy is granted by RE: Appeal of David A. & Laura forth, Owner of the One & One-half the City and to remand the proper- L. Dylan, Owners of the Residential Story Residential Property and ty at this time to the Division of Property located on the premises Existing Swimming Pool located on known as 3465 East 53rd Street from Building and Housing for supervi- the premises known as 13605 Clif- an ORDER TO VACATE of the Com- sion and any required further ford Avenue from a NOTICE OF missioner of the Division of Build- action. Motion so in order. Motioned VIOLATION/IMPROPER SWIMMING ing and Housing dated December 9, by Mr. Saunders. and seconded by 1999, requiring compliance with the POOL of the Commissioner of the Mr. Williams. Codified Ordinances of the City of Division of Building and Housing Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Build- dated January 22, 2000, requiring liams, Saunders. Nays: None. Absent: ing Code (OBBC). compliance with the Codified Ordi- Mr. Sullivan. Be it resolved, a motion is in order nances of the City of Cleveland and at this time to modify the Commis- the Ohio Basic Building Code * * * sioner’s ORDER TO VACATE and (OBBC). LETTER OF INTENTION TO DE- Be it resolved, a motion is in order APPROVAL OF RESOLUTIONS: MOLISH by requiring the Appellant at this time to grant the variance to to obtain all permits for rehabilita- the ten (10) foot requirement and Separate motions were entered by tion of the property immediately; permit the pool to remain in it’s pre- Mr. Bowes and seconded by Mr. and to grant the Appellant three (3) sent location, noting the concur- Saunders for Approval and Adoption months in which to complete abate- rence of the adjacent neighbor and of the Resolutions as presented by ment of the violations on the prop- to waive the late filing fees. Motion the Secretary for the following erty, and to require that the prop- so in order. Motioned by Mr. Bowes Dockets respectively, subject to the erty be maintained boarded and and seconded by Mr. Williams. Codified Ordinances of the City of secured and the grounds debris free Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Build- during that period of time. Upon liams, Saunders. Nays: None. Absent: ing Code (OBBC): passage of this motion, this matter Mr. Sullivan. shall be REMANDED at this time to A-308-99—International Preparato- the Commissioner of the Division of * * * ry School. Building and Housing for supervi- L-2-00—Fred Mazzola. sion and any required further Docket A-23-00. L-3-00—Ernest Fritinger. action. All other provisions of the RE: Appeal of Pure Tech Systems, A-3-00—Ralph Blue. ORDER TO VACATE and LETTER Inc., Owners of the Property located A-14-00—William Stewart. OF INTENTION TO DEMOLISH not on the premises known as 2655 A-15-00—Charles Pope. modified by this decision shall Transport Road from a NOTICE OF A-21-00—Massie M. Bowman. remain in full force and effect, VIOLATION/FIRE CODE of the Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- including the provisions that the Chief of the Division of Fire dated liams, Saunders. Nays: None. Absent: City may abate the nuisance condi- November 16, 1999, requiring com- Mr. Sullivan. tions of the premises by means of pliance with the Codified Ordi- demolition if abatement of the vio- nances of the City of Cleveland and * * * lations is not completed by June 15, the Ohio Basic Building Code 2000. Motion so in order. Motioned by (OBBC). APPROVAL OF MINUTES Mr. Williams and seconded by Mr. Docket A-23-99 has been POST- Saunders. PONED; to be rescheduled for March Separate motions were entered by Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- 15, 2000. liams, Saunders. Nays: None. Absent: Mr. Saunders and seconded by Mr. Mr. Sullivan. Williams for Approval and Adoption * * * of the Minutes as presented by the * * * Secretary, subject to the Codified Docket A-28-00. Ordinances of the City of Cleveland RE: Appeal of A-Brite Plating, Docket A-13-00. and the Ohio Basic Building Code RE: Appeal of 2530 Superior Owner of the Property located on (OBBC): Avenue Partners LLC, Owners of the the premises known as 3000 West Parking Lot located on the premises 121st Street from an ADJUDICA- February 16, 2000 known as 2401 Superior Avenue (aka TION ORDER of the Commissioner 1469 East 14th Street) from a of the Division of Building and Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- NOTICE OF VIOLATION/NO PER- Housing dated February 25, 2000, liams, Saunders. Nays: None. Absent: MIT of the Commissioner of the Divi- requiring compliance with the Codi- Mr. Sullivan. sion of Building and Housing dated fied Ordinances of the City of Cleve- December 28, 1999, requiring compli- land and the Ohio Basic Building * * * ance with the Codified Ordinances of Code (OBBC). the City of Cleveland and the Ohio No action, to be rescheduled for JOSEPH F. DENK, Basic Building Code (OBBC). March 15, 2000. CHAIRMAN Docket A-13-00 has been POST- PONED; to be rescheduled for March * * * 15, 2000. PUBLIC NOTICE Docket A-33-00. * * * RE: Appeal of Helen S. Johnson, NONE Owner of the Residential Property Docket A-17-00. located on the premises known as RE: Appeal of Branko & Zorka 771-73 East 105th Street from an NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Vulovic, Owners of the Two Story & ORDER TO VACATE of the Com- One Story Masonry Semi-Industry missioner of the Division of Build- Mixed Use Property located on the ing and Housing dated February 24, NONE 327 18 The City Record March 8, 2000

CITY OF CLEVELAND BIDS vice, as authorized by Ordinance THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2000 No. 1828-99, passed by the Council of the City of Cleveland, Decem- City of Cleveland Millennium Pro- For All Departments ber 9, 1999. ject, West Side Market and East Side Market Improvement, for the Sealed bids will be received at the Department of Parks, Recreation office of the Commissioner of Pur- March 1, 2000 and March 8, 2000 and Properties, as authorized by chases and Supplies, Room 128, City Ordinance No. 134-00. Hall, in accordance with the append- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2000 ed schedule, and will be opened and A DEPOSIT OF FIFTY DOLLARS read in Room 128, City Hall, imme- Replacing Existing Drawing Files, ($50.00) CERTIFIED CHECK OR diately thereafter. for the Division of Water, Depart- MONEY ORDER WILL BE Each bid must be made in accor- ment of Public Utilities, as autho- REQUIRED FOR EACH SET OF dance with the specifications and rized by Ordinance No. 1254-92, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. must be submitted on the blanks passed by the Council of the City THE DEPOSIT WILL BE supplied for the purpose, all of of Cleveland, June 15, 1992. REFUNDED IF THE PLANS AND which may be obtained at the office A PRE-BID MEETING WILL BE SPECIFICATIONS ARE RE- of the said Commissioner of Pur- HELD ON FRIDAY, MARCH 10, TURNED IN GOOD CONDITION chases and Supplies, but no bid will 2000, 10:00 A.M. IN THE 5TH WITHIN FIFTEEN (15) DAYS be considered unless delivered to FLOOR ENGINEERING CONFER- AFTER THE BID OPENING the office of the said commissioner ENCE ROOM, PUBLIC UTILITIES DATE. A PRE-BID MEETING previous to 12:00 noon (Eastern BUILDING, 1201 LAKESIDE WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, Standard Time) on the date speci- AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO. MARCH 14, 2000, 2:00 P.M. AT fied in the schedule. THE WEST SIDE MARKET, 187.10 Negotiated contracts; March 1, 2000 and March 8, 2000 WEST 25TH STREET AND Notice required in Advertisement LORAIN. for Bids. THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 2000 Where invitations for bids are March 1, 2000 and March 8, 2000 advertised, the following notice Landscaping, for the Division of shall be included in the advertise- Cleveland Public Power, Depart- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2000 ment: “Pursuant to the MBE/FBE ment of Public Utilities, as Code, each prime bidder, each authorized by Ordinance No. minority business enterprise Artha Woods Park, Humphrey Park 1260-99, passed by the Council of and Thames Park Site Improve- (“MBE”) and each female business the City of Cleveland, August 11, m e n t s , for the Division of enterprise (“FBE”) must be certi- 1 9 9 9 . Research, Planning and Develop- fied before doing business with the A MANDATORY PRE-BID MEET- City. Therefore, any prime contrac- ING WILL BE HELD ON THURS- ment, Department of Parks, tor wishing to receive credit for DAY, MARCH 16, 2000, 2:00 P.M. Recreation and Properties, as using an MBE or FBE should AT THE CLEVELAND PUBLIC authorized by Ordinance No. 1605- ensure that applications for certifi- POWER, 1300 LAKESIDE AVE- 98, passed by the Council of the cation as to MBE or FBE status NUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO. City of Cleveland, October 19, compliance with the Code, affirma- 1 9 9 8 . tive action in employment and, if Disposal of Debris at Landfills, f o r A DEPOSIT OF TWENTY-FIVE applicable, joint venture status, are the Various Divisions of the DOLLARS ($25.00) CERTIFIED submitted to the Office of Equal Department of Public Utilities, CHECK WILL BE REQUIRED Opportunity (“OEO”) prior to the as authorized by Ordinance No. FOR EACH SET OF PLANS AND date of bid opening or submission 946-99, passed by the Council of SPECIFICATIONS. THE DEPOSIT of proposals or as specified by the the City of Cleveland, June 14, WILL BE REFUNDED IF THE Director. Failure to comply with the 1 9 9 9 . PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS business enterprise code or with A MANDATORY PRE-BID MEET- ARE RETURNED IN GOOD CON- representations made on these ING WILL BE HELD ON THURS- DITION WITHIN FIFTEEN (15) forms may result in cancellation of DAY, MARCH 16, 2000, 3:00 P.M. DAYS AFTER THE BID OPEN- the contract or other civil or crimi- AT THE CLEVELAND PUBLIC ING DATE. nal penalties.” POWER, 1300 LAKESIDE AVE- NUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO 44114. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 2000 March 8, 2000 and March 15, 2000

Eliot and East 105th Park Site March 1, 2000 and March 8, 2000 THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 2000 Improvements and Paul Revere Elementary School Site Improve- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 2000 Constructing and Installing Replace- m e n t s , for the Division of ment Sewers and Repairing Sew- Research, Planning and Develop- Servers and Workstations, for the ers at Various Locations Through- ment, Department of Parks, Department of Finance, on behalf out the City, for the Division of Recreation and Properties, as of the Cleveland Municipal Court, Water Pollution Control, Depart- authorized by Ordinance No. 1605- as authorized by Ordinance Nos. ment of Public Utilities, as autho- 98, passed by the Council of the 1249-95 and 275-97, passed by the rized by Ordinance No. 1959-99, City of Cleveland, October 19, Council of the City of Cleveland, passed by the Council of the City 1 9 9 8 . September 25, 1995 and March 24, of Cleveland. 1997, respectively. A DEPOSIT OF TWENTY FIVE A DEPOSIT OF FIFTY DOLLARS A MANDATORY PRE-BID CONFER- ($25.00) CERTIFIED CHECK OR ($50.00) CERTIFIED CHECK ENCE WILL BE HELD ON MONEY ORDER WILL BE WILL BE REQUIRED FOR EACH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 2000, REQUIRED FOR EACH SET OF SET OF PLANS AND SP E C I F I C A - PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. 10:00 A.M., IN THE CLEVELAND TIONS. THE DEPOSIT WILL BE THE DEPOSIT WILL BE MUNICIPAL COURT BAILIFF’S REFUNDED IF THE PLANS AND REFUNDED IF THE PLANS AND CONFERENCE ROOM LOCATED SPECIFICATIONS ARE RE- SPECIFICATIONS ARE RE- ON THE 10TH FLOOR OF THE TURNED IN GOOD CONDITION JUSTICE CENTER, 1200 TURNED IN GOOD CONDITION WITHIN FIFTEEN (15) DAYS ONTARIO AVENUE. A MANDA- WITHIN FIFTEEN (15) DAYS AFTER THE BID OPENING TORY SITE VISIT TO THE AFTER THE BID OPENING DATE. EASTSIDE PROBATION OFFICE, DATE. 2ND FLOOR OF THE CARL B. STOKES SOCIAL SERVICES Burials for the Indigent Dead, for March 1, 2000 and March 8, 2000 MALL, 6001 WOODLAND AVE- the Division of Health, Depart- NUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO 44104 ment of Public Health, as autho- THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2000 WILL IMMEDIATELY FOLLOW rized by Ordinance No. 1075-99, THE PRE-BID MEETING AT passed by the Council of the City HFRS2 Emulsion and Equipment APPROXIMATELY 12:00 P.M. of Cleveland, June 14, 1999. Management Services and Purg- ing Solutions, for the Division of Streets, Department of Public Ser- March 1, 2000 and March 8, 2000 March 8, 2000 and March 15, 2000 328 March 8, 2000 The City Record 19

FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2000 A MANDATORY PRE-BID MEET- THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2000 ING WILL BE HELD ON THURS- Installing and Maintaining Dynam- DAY, MARCH 16, 2000, 11:00 A.M., Miscellaneous Line and Streetlight- ic/LEDSigns, for the Department IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PORT ing Materials — Fre-conduit and of Port Control, as authorized by CONTROL, 2ND FLOOR CONFER- Fittings, for the Division of Cleve- Ordinance No. 717-99, passed by ENCE ROOM, CLEVELAND HOP- land Public Power, Department of the Council of the City of Cleve- KINS INTERNATIONAL AIR- Public Utilities, as authorized by land, June 15, 1999. PORT, 5300 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, Section 129.26 of the Codified Ordi- CLEVELAND, OHIO. BIDS RE- nances of the City of Cleveland, 1976. Natural Gas, for the Various Divi- CEIVED FROM PROSPECTIVE A MANDATORY PRE-BID MEET- sions of City Government, Depart- BIDDERS WHO HAVE NOT ATTENDED THE MANDATORY ING WILL BE HELD ON ment of Finance, as authorized by WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 2000, PRE-BID CONFERENCE WILL Ordinance No. 252-2000. 10:00 A.M., AT THE OFFICE OF BE DEEMED NON-RESPONSIVE. CLEVELAND PUBLIC POWER, P h o t o c o p i e r s , for the Various Divi- 1300 LAKESIDE AVENUE. sions of City Government, De- March 8, 2000 and March 15, 2000 partment of Finance, as autho- rized by Ordinance Nos. 1065-98 March 8, 2000 and March 15, 2000 THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2000 and 172-99, passed by the Council of the City of Cleveland, July 29, Diving and Underwater Inspection 1998 and March 29, 1999, respec- ADOPTED RESOLUTIONS Services, for the Division of t i v e l y . Water, Department of Public Util- AND ORDINANCES ities, as authorized by Ordinance March 8, 2000 and March 15, 2000 No. 509-99, passed by the Council of the City of Cleveland, May 17, Res. No. 291-2000. 1999. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 2000 By Councilman Cimperman. An emergency resolution calling Cleaning and Cement Mortar Lining Personal Computers, for the Divi- sion of Cleveland Public Power, for a moratorium on executions in of Various Distribution Mains, the State of Ohio, and throughout Department of Public Utilities, as Areas 2000-1, 2, 3, for the Division the United States, until certain enu- authorized by Ordinance No. 1071- of Water, Department of Public 93, passed by the Council of the merated actions are taken. Utilities, as authorized by Ordi- City of Cleveland, June 7, 1993. Whereas, approximately 90% of nance No. 215-2000. people charged with capital crimes A DEPOSIT OF TWO HUNDRED cannot afford their own attorney; Various Equipment and Appurte- DOLLARS ($200.00) CERTIFIED nances for Vac-All Catch Basin and CHECK WILL BE REQUIRED Cleaners, for the Division of Whereas, no state has met stan- FOR EACH SET OF PLANS AND Water Pollution Control, Depart- dards developed by the American Bar Association for appointment, SPECIFICATIONS. THE DEPOSIT ment of Public Utilities, as autho- performance and compensation of WILL BE REFUNDED IF THE rized by Ordinance No. 2048-99, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS passed by the Council of the City counsel for indigent prisoners; and ARE RETURNED IN GOOD CON- of Cleveland, January 31, 2000. Whereas, in 1987, in McCleskey v. DITION WITHIN FIFTEEN (15) Kemp, the United States Supreme DAYS AFTER THE BID OPEN- Court refused to act on data demon- ING DATE. A PRE-BID MEETING March 8, 2000 and March 15, 2000 strating the continuing reality of WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY, racial bias in capital cases; and MARCH 17, 2000, 10:00 A.M. AT FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 2000 Whereas, in a series of rulings THE CARL B. STOKES UTILI- since 1991, the U.S. Supreme Court TIES BUILDING, 1201 LAKESIDE Cleaning and Cement Mortar Lining has drastically restricted the rights AVENUE, 5TH FLOOR ENGI- of Various Distribution Mains for of death row prisoners to appeal NEERING CONFERENCE ROOM. Areas 2000-4, 5, 6, for the Division their convictions and death sen- of Water, Department of Public tences in federal courts, even in Work Uniforms, for the Various Utilities, as authorized by Ordi- cases where prisoners present com- nance No. 215-2000. Divisions of the Department of pelling evidence of innocence; and A DEPOSIT OF TWO HUNDRED Port Control, as authorized by Whereas, the American Bar Asso- DOLLARS ($200.00) CERTIFIED Ordinance No. 2054-99, passed by ciation has concluded that adminis- CHECK WILL BE REQUIRED tration of the death penalty is a the Council of the City of Cleve- FOR EACH SET OF PLANS AND land, February 7, 2000. “haphazard maze of unfair practices SPECIFICATIONS. THE DEPOSIT with no internal consistency” and WILL BE REFUNDED IF THE has called for a moratorium on exe- Fire Hydrants and Fire Hydrant PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS cutions; and Parts, for the Division of Water, ARE RETURNED IN GOOD CON- Whereas, this Council of the City Department of Public Utilities, as DITION WITHIN FIFTEEN (15) of Cleveland joins with the Ameri- authorized by Section 129.25 of the DAYS AFTER THE BID OPEN- can Bar Association in calling for a Codified Ordinances of the City of ING DATE. A PRE-BID MEETING moratorium on executions in the Cleveland, 1976. WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY, State of Ohio, and throughout the MARCH 17, 2000, 10:00 A.M. AT United States, until certain enumer- Sewer Test Tee Inspection, Installa- THE CARL B. STOKES UTILI- ated actions are taken; now, there- tion and Snaking, for the Division TIES BUILDING, 1201 LAKESIDE fore of Water Pollution Control, AVENUE, 5TH FLOOR ENGI- Be it resolved by the Council of Department of Public Utilities, as NEERING CONFERENCE ROOM. the City of Cleveland: authorized by Section 541.13 of the Section 1. That this Council of the Codified Ordinances of the City of One (1) Cab/Chassis with Digger/Der- City of Cleveland requests Governor Cleveland, 1976. ri c k , for the Division of Motor Vehi- Taft, President Clinton and our rep- A MANDATORY PRE-BID MEET- cle Maintenance, Department of resentatives in Congress to enact ING WILL BE HELD ON MON- Public Service, as authorized by legislation imposing a moratorium Ordinance No. 1058-99, passed by DAY, MARCH 20, 2000, 11:00 A.M., on executions in the State of Ohio, the Council of the City of Cleve- AT THE OFFICES OF THE DIVI- and throughout the United States, land, June 14, 1999. SION OF WATER POLLUTION until policies and procedures are CONTROL, 12302 KIRBY AVE- implemented to: 1) ensure that Property Insurance for the Cleve- NUE. death penalty cases are adminis- land Browns Football Stadium, for tered fairly and impartially in Telephone Equipment and Systems, the Department of Parks, Recre- ation and Properties, as autho- accordance with basic due process; Voice and Data Communications rized by Ordinance No. 303-96, 2) eliminate the risk that innocent Systems for the Department of passed by the Council of the City persons may be executed; and 3) Port Control, as authorized by of Cleveland, March 4, 1996. prevent the execution of mentally Ordinance No. 1174-97, passed by disabled persons and people who the Council of the City of Cleve- were under the age of 18 at the time land, July 16, 1997. March 8, 2000 and March 15, 2000 of their offenses. 329 20 The City Record March 8, 2000

Section 2. That the Clerk is here- Res. No. 293-2000. Whereas, MetroHealth recently an- by requested to transmit a copy of By Councilman Cimperman. nounced that, effective February 17, this resolution to President Clinton; An emergency resolution request- 2001, the hospital facility will refuse Governor Taft; Senators DeWine ing the Social Security Administra- to accept payment by patients and Voinovich; and Congressmem- tion to change the envelope of served by three Medicaid managed- bers Kucinich, Tubbs Jones, La- Social Security recipients to ensure care contracts, namely Emerald Tourette and Brown. the security and privacy of those HMO; Medical Mutual’s SuperMed; Section 3. That this resolution is recipients. and University Hospitals Health hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, many senior citizens System’s QualChoice Prime; and measure and, provided it receives residing in the City of Cleveland Whereas, this decision by Metro- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of receive Social Security benefits Health adversely impacts approxi- all members elected to Council, it from the federal government, bene- mately 30,000 residents of Cuyahoga shall take effect and be in force fits that these residents have paid County; and immediately upon its adoption and into for years from their income; Whereas, MetroHealth’s intended approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it a n d pullout from the Medicaid HMO pro- shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this Council of the City gram has a detrimental effect on from and after the earliest period of Cleveland believes that senior cit- many of the City’s most needy citi- allowed by law. izens and others who have con- zens, particularly in light of the Adopted February 28, 2000. tributed to the Social Security sys- recent closing of Mt. Sinai Medical Effective March 6, 2000. tem are entitled to their fair return; Center; and and Whereas, this Council of the City Whereas, this Council also of Cleveland is deeply concerned believes strongly in the right to pri- about the welfare and health of the Res. No. 292-2000. vacy afforded to all American citi- residents of Cleveland and opposes By Councilman Cimperman. zens, including the right to keep the decision of MetroHealth to ter- An emergency resolution express- confidential one’s own Social Secu- minate its agreement with the Medi- ing the support of the Cleveland rity number; and caid HMO providers; and City Council for the Artspace Pro- Whereas, the Social Security Be it resolved by the Council of jects, Inc. proposal for housing tax Administration recently changed the the City of Cleveland: credits for the Tower Press housing envelope in which they mail checks Section 1. That this Council of development project. to Social Security recipients, expand- the City of Cleveland opposes the Whereas, each year the Ohio ing the address window, thus reveal- decision of MetroHealth Medical Housing Finance Agency allocates ing the Social Security number of Center to terminate its agreement housing credits to affordable hous- the recipient; and with the Medicaid HMO providers ing developments throughout Ohio, Whereas, the expanded window and urges the Commissioners of using a competitive proposal pro- presents security concerns for our Cuyahoga County and Governor cess; and seniors and other recipients of Taft to review the matter to deter- Whereas, the Artspace Project, Social Security benefits; now, there- mine a manner in which to offer Inc. is preparing to develop 47 units fore, health care services to the needy of affordable artist housing, Be it resolved by the Council of residents of Cleveland and Cuya- live/work space for individuals and the City of Cleveland: hoga County. families; and Section 1. That this Council of the Section 2. That the Clerk is here- Whereas, the project, to be located City of Cleveland requests the Social by requested to transmit a copy of on 1900 Superior Avenue, will be Security Administration to change this resolution to Governor Taft and comprised of a maximum of forty- the envelope of Social Security recip- to the Commissioners of Cuyahoga seven (47) units located in the City ients to ensure the security and pri- County. of Cleveland, including location in a vacy of those recipients. Section 3. That this resolution is Qualified Census Tract (QCT); and Section 2. That the Clerk is here- hereby declared to be an emergency Whereas, 100% of the project’s by requested to transmit a copy of measure and, provided it receives total units will be set aside for low- this resolution to Senators DeWine the affirmative vote of two-thirds of income qualifying households who and Voinovich; and Congressmem- all members elected to Council, it make less than 60% of the Area bers Kucinich, Tubbs Jones, La- shall take effect and be in force Median Gross Income (AMGI); and Whereas, the project will utilize Tourette and Brown. immediately upon its adoption and Housing Tax Credits; and Section 3. That this resolution is approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Whereas, this resolution consti- hereby declared to be an emergency shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- measure and, provided it receives from and after the earliest period ing for the usual daily operation of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of allowed by law. a municipal department; now, there- all members elected to Council, it Adopted February 28, 2000. fore, shall take effect and be in force Effective March 6, 2000. Be it resolved by the Council of immediately upon its adoption and the City of Cleveland: approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Section 1. That the Cleveland City shall take effect and be in force Council extends its full support to from and after the earliest period Res. No. 295-2000. the Artspace Projects, Inc. to allowed by law. By Councilman Rybka. develop and construct the Tower Adopted February 28, 2000. An emergency resolution express- Press project, an affordable housing Effective March 6, 2000. ing the support of the Cleveland development in the City of Cleve- City Council for the Broadway land at 1900 Superior Avenue; and Elderly Housing Limited Partner- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- ship proposal for housing tax cil be and she is hereby authorized Res. No. 294-2000. credits for the Broadway - East 71st and directed to forward two certi- By Councilmen Cintron, Brady, Street housing development project. fied copies of this Resolution to Art- Britt, Coats, Jackson, Lewis, Mele- Whereas, each year the Ohio space Project, Inc. in the care of the na, O’Malley, Patmon, Sweeney, Housing Finance Agency allocates President, at 2351 East 22nd Street, Westbrook, White, Willis. housing credits to affordable hous- Cleveland, Ohio 44115 and that a An emergency resolution opposing ing developments throughout Ohio, copy of this Resolution be spread the decision of MetroHealth Medical using a competitive proposal upon the minutes of this meeting; Center to terminate its agreement process; and and with the Medicaid HMO providers Whereas, the Broadway Elderly Section 3. That this resolution is and urging the Commissioners of Housing Limited Partnership is hereby declared to be an emergency Cuyahoga County and Governor preparing to develop a new struc- measure and, provided it receives Taft to review the matter. ture of 45 units of one and two bed- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, MetroHealth Medical room affordable housing for seniors; all members elected to Council, it Center is a large county-operated and shall take effect and be in force facility with a number of satellite Whereas, the project, to be locat- immediately upon its adoption and primary care clinics located ed on Broadway Avenue at the inter- approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it throughout Cuyahoga County; and section of Broadway and Chambers, shall take effect and be in force Whereas, MetroHealth is the lar- will be comprised of a maximum of from and after the earliest period gest hospital provider of Medicaid in forty-five (45) elderly units located allowed by law. Ohio, treating about one-third of the in the City of Cleveland, including Adopted February 28, 2000. 88,000 Medicaid enrollees in Cuya- location in a Qualified Census Tract Effective March 6, 2000. hoga County; and (QCT); and 330 March 8, 2000 The City Record 21

Whereas, 0% to 20% of the pro- Be it resolved by the Council of Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44125 and that ject’s units will be market rate the City of Cleveland: a copy of this Resolution be spread units; and Section 1. That the Cleveland City upon the minutes of this meeting; Whereas, the project’s non-market Council extends its full support to and rate units will serve people who the Broadway Elderly Housing Lim- Section 3. That this resolution is make less than 60% of the Area ited Partnership to develop and con- hereby declared to be an emergency Median Gross Income (AMGI); and struct Broadway Elderly, an afford- measure and, provided it receives Whereas, 100% of the project’s able elderly housing development in the affirmative vote of two-thirds of total units will be set aside for the City of Cleveland at Broadway all members elected to Council, it elderly households; and and Chambers Avenue; and shall take effect and be in force Whereas, the project will utilize Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- immediately upon its adoption and Housing Tax Credits; and cil be and she is hereby authorized approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it Whereas, this resolution consti- and directed to forward two certi- shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- fied copies of this Resolution to the from and after the earliest period ing for the usual daily operation of Broadway Elderly Housing Limited allowed by law. a municipal department; now, there- Partnership in the care of the Exec- Adopted February 28, 2000. fore, utive Director, at 10204 Granger Effective March 6, 2000.

Ord. No. 1435-99. By Councilmen Robinson, Zone and Johnson (by departmental request). An emergency ordinance to amend Section 350.14, 350.19 and 350.20 of the Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as amended by various ordinances, relating to signs for shopping centers and other business uses. 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 following Sections of the Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976: Section 350.14, as amended by Ordinance No. 648-96, passed June 10, 1996, Section 350.19, as amended by Ordinance No. 3076-A-89, passed December 10, 1990, and Section 350.20, as amended by Ordinance No. 1131-93, passed June 14, 1993 are hereby amended to read, respectively, as follows:

Section 350.14 Signs for Retail Districts Signs for uses in University Retail, Local Retail, General Retail and Shopping Center Districts shall be per- mitted as regulated below: (a) Maximum Sign Face Area (Retail). The maximum sign face area of all permanent building-mounted signs for each building or unit thereof shall be related to the width of the building or unit. (For lots without build- ings or with unusually small buildings, see division (d) of Section 350.20.) Maximum sign face area, excluding the area of free-standing signs, shall be determined according to the measurement standards of Section 350.05 and the following formula where “W” is the width of frontage (in feet) of the building or unit thereof: (W x 1/5) + 25 = SQUARE FEET OF SIGNAGE. (b) Permitted Types, Number, Area and Height (Retail). Signs by use and structural type are permitted only in accordance with the regulations presented in the schedule of Permitted Types, Number, Area and Height (Retail). Sign types not listed are prohibited except for political signs which are permitted as regulated in Section 350.11. (All signs are permanent unless listed as temporary).

SCHEDULE OF PERMITTED TYPES, NUMBER, AREA, & HEIGHT (RETAIL)

SIGNS BY SIGNS BY STRUCTURAL TYPE

USE TYPE FREE-STANDING WALL WINDOW CANOPY PROJECTING

4 ID E N T I F I C A T I O N #: 1 per lot SF:As regulated by formula . . . . #: 1 per building #: 1 per building 1 un i t un i t OR SF: 50 2, 3 SF: 6 if hanging SF: 12 BU S I N E S S Ht: 12'-Local Retail Districts from soffit Ht: 25'-Other Retail Districts

#: Minimum necessary as approved by Building Commissioner . . . . DIRECTIONAL & 5 IN F O R M A T I O N SF: 4 SF: 4 SF: 4 SF: 4 Not Permitted Ht: 3’

#: 1 per street #: 1 per building #: 1 per building REAL ESTATE frontage si d e un i t Not Permitted Not Permitted (T e m p o r a r y ) SF: 48 SF: 48 SF: 12 Ht: 10’ #: 2 per lot (total) . . . . 6 DE V E L O P M E N T Not Permitted Not Permitted (T e m p o r a r y ) SF: 96 SF: 96 SF: 12 Ht: 12’

TE M P O R A R Y (Excluding Real SF: 25% of window area Estate and As permitted in Section 350.12 As permitted in Section 350.12 De v e l o p m e n t )

#: Maximum number of signs SF: Maximum sign area (in square ft.) per side of each sign Ht.: Maximum height for free-standing signs and roof signs Sign Area Formula: (W x 1.5) + 25 - square feet

331 22 The City Record March 8, 2000

1 Except 75 sq. ft. maximum for establishments with a building frontage of 100-200 ft. and 100 sq. ft. maximum for establishments with a building frontage exceeding 200 ft. For shopping centers, see Section 350.14(d).

2 Identification or business signs using animation, electronically-changeable copy or flashing lights are specifi- cally prohibited for “adult entertainment uses,” as defined in Section 343.11(a)[347.07(b)].

3 Identification and business signs using animation or electronically-changeable copy are permitted in General Retail and Shopping Center districts as free-standing, wall or window signs and, for theatres, also as canopy signs.

4 See division (b) of Section 350.20.

5 For hospitals, colleges and other public facilities and institutions, directional and information signs may be permitted to a maximum area of 12 sq. ft. and a maximum height of 6 ft. as necessary in the determination of the Building Commissioner.

6 In Local Retail Districts, wall and free-standing development signs shall be limited to 48 sq. ft. and 10 ft. in height (for free-standing signs).

(c) Location (Retail). Free-standing signs as permitted for retail uses shall conform with the location regu- lations presented in the Schedule of Location Regulations (Retail) in addition to the regulations of Section 350.08.

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SCHEDULE OF LOCATION REGULATIONS (RETAIL) Free-Standing Sign Types Minimum Distance Identification/ Real Estate & Information From Business Development & Political Directional ______

Residential District Line 25' 25' 5' 5' Street R.O.W. Line(s) 3' 3' 3' 1' Side & Rear Lot Lines 5' 5' 5' 5' ______

(d) Shopping Centers. For purposes of this Chapter three (3) or more retail businesses located on a single lot and served by common parking or common vehicular entrances shall be classified as a “shopping center” and shall be permitted one (1) free-standing identification sign and one (1) wall identification sign in addition to other permitted signs and in accordance with the following regulations: (1) Display of Information. Each shopping center identification sign shall display only the name of the center and the name of not more than one (1) business located within the center, except that, with approval of the council member whose ward is affected as expressed by an ordinance or resolution of Council, for any shopping center with retail floor area exceeding 150,000 square feet, excluding “outlots” with separate free-standing signs, such sign may display the names of not more than two (2) businesses located within the center. (2) Size. The maximum sign face area of a shopping center identification sign shall equal twenty (20) square feet for each 10,000 square feet of gross floor area but shall not exceed 125 square feet. All shopping centers, however, shall be permitted a sign of at least fifty (50) square feet. (3) Other Regulations. All other regulations of this chapter applicable to identification signs shall apply to a shopping center identification sign. (4) Other Signs. A lot displaying a shopping center identification sign may display no other free-standing iden- tification or business signs. ( 5 ) Secondary Frontages and Entrances. One (1) additional shopping center identification freestanding sign and one (1) additional shopping center identification wall sign shall be permitted for a shopping center with more than one vehicular entrance, provided that such signs meet the requirements of division (b) of Section 3 5 0 . 2 0 . (6) Outlots. If a vehicular entrance or parking lot of a shopping center also serves a use located on a sepa- rate lot (i.e., “out lot”), the free-standing identification or business sign permitted for such lot shall be limited to a maximum of twenty-five (25) square feet in area and seven (7) feet in height. (7) Design Review. No sign identifying a shopping center or identifying two (2) or more businesses within a shopping center and no permanent identification sign of any type located within a designated Shopping Center District shall be erected or altered in appearance without the approval of the City Planning Commission or its Director. In considering such approval, the Commission shall seek to ensure that the signs demonstrate a high degree of graphic and architectural quality, legibility, and design compatibility with the shopping center, its sig- nage and nearby development. (8) Consolidation of Free-Standing Signs. In the case of a shopping center with more than the number of signs allowed under this Chapter, which signs were legally established prior to the effective date of this ordi- nance, a new free-standing sign identifying two (2) or more businesses may be erected if the following con- ditions are met: 332 March 8, 2000 The City Record 23

A. the new multi-tenant sign shall display the name of the shopping center and tenant names no greater in number than the tenant names currently displayed on free-standing signs in the shopping center, but in no case shall more than six (6) tenant names be displayed on such sign; B. all other free-standing business identification signs on the shopping center property shall be removed prior to erection of the new sign, except that conforming signs permitted for outlots may be retained; C. the sign does not, exceed twelve (12) feet in height; D. the council member whose ward is affected approves, as expressed by an ordinance or resolution of Council. (e) Gasoline Service Stations. Signs for gasoline service stations shall conform with all regulations of this chap- ter except for the maximum sign area regulations of division (a) of Section 350.14 and any regulations which directly conflict with the regulations stated below: (1) Free-standing Business Sign. Each station shall be permitted one (1) permanent free-standing business signs, with total sign face area of the panel or panels not exceeding one hundred (100) square feet. Such sign shall be limited to identifying the company name, management, fuel prices, and services offered. (2) Signs at Service Islands. Stations shall be permitted information signs at fuel or other service islands which display information regarding type of service or are necessary in directing or instructing the motorist who has entered the station area. Signs not extending beyond the edges of fuel pumps are permitted and shall not be counted as business identification signs. (3) Wall and Canopy Signs. Each station shall be permitted permanent identifications, business, directional and information signs displayed as wall or canopy signs and not exceeding one hundred (100) square feet in com- bined area. Non-opaque internally-illuminated canopy surfaces (“fascia”) shall be considered as sign panels for purposes of sign area measurement. (4) Temporary Signs. Temporary signs shall be permitted in accordance with the regulations of Section 350.12. (f) Drive-Through Restaurants. For restaurants providing direct service to customers in motor vehicles, one (1) free-standing or wall-mounted “menu board” sign (limited to information regarding the restaurant’s menu and related instructions) shall be permitted for each drive-through lane in addition to signs and sign area oth- erwise permitted. Such sign shall not exceed forty (40) square feet in area and six (6) feet in height and shall meet setback regulations applicable to free-standing identification signs (as specified in division (c) of this s e c t i o n ) . (g) Regulations for Larger Projecting Signs. A projecting sign may exceed the otherwise maximum permitted size of twelve (12) square feet and the otherwise maximum permitted projection of four (4) feet from a build- ing wall if such sign meets the following standards: (1) Such sign shall be set back from the closest interior side lot line and the closest tenant party wall line at least one (1) foot for each one (1) square foot of sign area. (2) Such sign shall in no case exceed thirty-six (36) square feet in area nor eight (8) feet in projection from the building wall and shall be set back at least two (2) feet from the outer edge of any street curb. (3) No Building Permit shall be issued for such sign without approval of the City Planning Commission, which shall consider the design quality of the sign and its compatibility with the design character of the subject prop- erty and surrounding properties. In addition to considering such general design factors as placement, propor- tions, color, materials, and consistency with signs to be seen as a series, the City Planning Commission may specifically require use of non-rectangular, custom-shaped panels, exposed neon or reflected lighting, unobtru- sive support structures, narrow-profile sign cabinets, or other design features necessary to ensure that a larger projecting sign will enhance the appearance of the building on which it is placed and the district in which it is located. (4) At least five (5) working days prior to the City Planning Commission meeting at which approval under the regulations of this division will be considered, written notice shall be provided to the City Council member in whose ward the proposed sign is to be located. (h) Supplemental Regulations. Signs in Retail Districts shall also conform to regulations of Section 350.20.

Section 350.19 Nonconforming Signs and Uses A sign which is displayed pursuant to a Building Permit issued by the City, but does not conform to current regulations, shall be deemed a legal nonconforming sign (hereinafter referred to as a “nonconforming” sign) and shall be governed by the following regulations: (a) Permitted Repair and Alterations. A nonconforming sign may be painted, cleaned or repaired as required in Section 350.18 but shall not be otherwise altered, moved or replaced unless made to conform to current regu- lations. Such sign, however, may be altered to permit a change of message or change of face if such change does not structurally alter the sign casing or support. (b) Limitation on Reconstruction. A nonconforming sign or part thereof damaged or deteriorated to an extent exceeding fifty percent (50%) of its replacement cost shall not be reconstructed or replaced unless made to conform to regulations of this Code. For a nonconforming sign damaged by a single incident (such as a storm), to an extent less than fifty percent (50%) of its replacement cost, reconstruction is permitted only if such work is begun within six (6) months of the incident and is completed within twelve (12) months of the i n c i d e n t . (c) Discontinuance of Use. A nonconforming sign shall be removed or made to conform to regulations of this Code if the use to which the sign refers has been discontinued for a continuous and immediately pre- ceding period of at least six (6) months, except as provided in division (f) of this section. In the case of a nonconforming billboard, as defined in this chapter, such sign shall be removed or made to conform to regu- lations of this Code if, for a continuous and immediately preceding period of at least twelve (12) months, the billboard has been blank or has displayed copy which is faded or damaged so as to render it illegible or has referred to an event or activity which has ended or to a business or product or service which has been dis- c o n t i n u e d . (d) Temporary Signs. All nonconforming temporary signs, including portable signs, shall be removed or made to comply with the regulations of this Code within thirty (30) days after issuance of a violation notice by the City. 333 24 The City Record March 8, 2000

(e) Signs for Nonconforming Uses. For legal nonconforming uses, such as a retail use in a residential zon- ing district, the applicable signage regulations shall be those most appropriate to the nature of the noncon- forming use. (f) Landmark Signs. A landmark sign is one which is determined to be historically or architecturally significant by the Landmarks Commission in accordance with the standards of divisions (a) of Section 161.04 of the Codified Ordinances. A sign so identified by the Commission shall be exempt from the prohibitions regarding reconstruction or retention as stated in divisions (a) and (b) of Section 350.19. Any proposed reconstruction of such sign shall be permitted only if approved by the Landmarks Commission in accordance with its customary standards for review.

Section 350.20 Supplemental Regulations The following supplemental regulations shall apply to permitted signs in non-residential zoning districts: (a) Non-Ground Floor Uses. For uses not located on the ground floor and for ground floor uses which lack direct access from the building exterior, the following signs shall be permitted in addition to signs otherwise permitted for the building. Regardless of the number of such uses in a building, not more than one (1) wall or projecting identification sign, a maximum of twelve (12) square feet in area, shall be placed at each ground floor entrance providing access to the uses in question. In addition, for each such use, window signs not exceeding twenty (20) square feet in total area shall be permitted for display on the inside surface of windows within the subject space. (b) Secondary Frontages and Entrances. (1) Secondary Frontages. A building or building unit with frontage on a second street or with a customer build- ing entrance from a rear or side parking lot shall be permitted total additional wall, window, projecting and canopy sign area not to exceed 50% of the sign area otherwise permitted. Such signs shall be displayed so that the total sign area placed on any facade does not exceed the maximum sign area permitted for the building’s primary frontage. This provision shall also apply to buildings or building units with secondary frontage along the Cuyahoga River or Lake Erie and to buildings adjoining a freeway right-of-way. (2) Secondary Entrances. For lots served by more than one (1) vehicular entrance, one (1) additional free- standing identification sign shall be permitted at each additional vehicular entrance if the minimum distance between any two (2) such signs is five hundred (500) feet as measured along street lines. Where such distance is less than five hundred (500) feet but more than three hundred (300) feet, a second free-standing identification sign shall be permitted if the height of each such sign is no greater than twelve (12) feet and the combined sign area of the two signs is no greater than one hundred fifty percent (150%) of the maximum sign area per- mitted for a single free-standing identification sign on the subject property. (c) New Businesses. Upon its initial opening, a new business establishment may display a temporary identifi- cation sign for a maximum period of sixty-two (62) days prior to installation of a permanent identification sign. Such temporary sign may be a wall, window or portable sign which shall conform with all regulations applica- ble to permanent signs (except clearly inapplicable structural requirements) and shall be counted as part of the maximum permitted permanent sign area. In addition, temporary window signs for such new businesses may cover up to 75% of window area. Strings of pennants, streamers, pinwheels, balloons and similar small light- weight objects shall be permitted for “grand openings” for a single period not exceeding seven (7) days within the first six (6) months after issuance of the initial Occupancy Certificate for a new business. (d) Open Lots. For uses without buildings, and for uses on lots where building frontage is less than 20% of lot frontage, maximum sign face area for the use, including free-standing signs, shall be the greater of fifty (50) square feet or the figure resulting from the following formula where “LW” equals the width of the lot frontage, as defined in division (a)(2) of Section 350.05: LW x 1.0 = SQUARE FEET OF SIGNAGE. The area of a free- standing sign shall in no instance exceed one hundred (100) square feet. (e) Major Public Assembly Facilities. For public assembly facilities located within the Central Business Dis- trict and providing a minimum seating or attendance capacity of 5,000 persons, signage shall be permitted in accordance with the following standards contained in this division (e) which recognize the unique nature of these large-scale public assembly facilities. Except as provided in these standards, all other regulations of this Zoning Code shall apply to such signage. (1) Type, Number, Height and Location of Signs. The City Planning Commission may authorize variations in otherwise applicable regulations of this chapter to the extent necessary to provide adequate information to the public. (2) Electronic Changeable Copy Signs. Information displayed through electronically changeable copy on signs located on the premises of a qualifying public assembly facility or on property located within 500 feet of the qualifying public assembly facility and owned or leased by the owners of said public assembly facility shall be limited to the following: A. identification of the facility or events held at the facility. B. identification of the events held at other local public assembly facilities and identification of festivals and other special events held in the City. C. identification of products or services offered for sale on the premises of the qualifying public assembly facility. D. public service messages, such as time, temperature and information of a civil nature, including welcoming of visitors to the City. E. acknowledgement of organizations or individuals sponsoring events held at the facility or contributing to the construction or operation of the facility as sponsors or patrons. Section 2. That the following existing Sections of the Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976: Section 350.14, as amended by Ordinance No. 648-96, passed June 10, 1996, Section 350.19, as amended by Ordinance No. 3076-A-89, passed December 10, 1990, and Section 350.20, as amended by Ordinance No. 1131-93, passed June 14, 1993 are 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 imme- diately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Passed February 28, 2000. Effective March 6, 2000. 334 March 8, 2000 The City Record 25

Ord. No. 2096-99. Section 1. That the Codified Ordi- opportunities and improve the eco- By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, are nomic welfare of the City of Cleve- (by departmental request). hereby supplemented by enacting land; and An emergency ordinance authoriz- new Section 127.42 thereof, to read Whereas, the Director of Parks, ing the purchase by requirement as follows: Recreation and Properties has contract of labor and materials nec- requested the sale of Permanent essary for the maintenance and Section 127.42 Dishonored Check Parcel No. 101-15-036, because it is no repair of computerized keycard F e e longer used for street purposes and access/fire detection, time and When any person shall give or is not needed for any other munici- attendance equipment, for the vari- cause to be given to any City offi- pal use; and ous divisions of the Department of cial, Department or Division, a nego- Whereas, the sale of the property Port Control for a period not to tiable instrument in payment of any set forth in this ordinance will cre- exceed two years. obligation of such person due the ate jobs for the citizens of the City Whereas, this ordinance consti- City, which instrument is subse- of Cleveland and preserve and tutes an emergency measure provid- quently dishonored by the party or improve the general welfare of the ing for the usual daily operation of institution upon whom drawn, a one- citizens of the City of Cleveland; and a municipal department; now, there- time fee of Twenty-Five Dollars Whereas, this ordinance constitutes fore, ($25.00) for each check shall be an emergency measure providing for Be it ordained by the Council of added to the original obligation as the usual daily operation of a munic- the City of Cleveland: a Dishonored Check Fee. The Dis- ipal department; now, therefore, Section 1. That the Director of honored Check Fee shall be first Be it ordained by the Council of Port Control is hereby authorized to deposited toward defraying the the City of Cleveland: make a written requirement con- costs of collection for the division in Section 1. That notwithstanding tract in accordance with the Charter which the original obligation arose. and as an exception to the provi- and the Codified Ordinances of Assessment of the Dishonored Check sions of Chapters 181 and 183 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the Fee shall not relieve a maker of a Cleveland, Ohio 1976, and by and at requirements for the period of two dishonored negotiable instrument of years of the necessary items of, the direction of the Board of Control criminal or civil liability otherwise of the City of Cleveland the Com- labor and materials necessary for provided by law. the maintenance and repair of com- missioner of Purchases and Supplies Section 2. That the Department of is hereby authorized to convey the puterized keycard access/fire detec- Finance is authorized to issue poli- tion, time and attendance equipment following described real property to cies and procedures necessary to Cleveland Hospitality Partners, Ltd. in the approximate amount as pur- assess the dishonored check fee chased during the preceding term, to together with real property known described in Section 1. Such policies as Permanent Parcel No. 101-15-012 be purchased by the Commissioner and procedures shall be issued in a of Purchases and Supplies upon a that is being old to Cleveland Hos- form substantially similar to the pitality Partners, Ltd. pursuant to unit basis for the various divisions policies and procedures submitted to of the Department of Port Control. Section 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- City Council by the Finance Depart- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, at a Bids shall be taken in such manner ment and contained in File No. 2154- as to permit an award to be made price not less than Nine Thousand 99-A. Any substantial departure Five Hundred Dollars ($9,500.00): for all items as a single contract, or from the policies and procedures by separate contract for each or any contained in the above mentioned Permanent Parcel No. 101-15-036 combination of said items as the file shall require City Council Board of Control shall determine. Situated in the City of Cleveland, approval. County of Cuyahoga and State of Alternate bids for a period less than Section 3. That this ordinance is Ohio and known as being part of two years may be taken if deemed hereby declared to be an emergency Original Two-Acre Lot No. 206 and desirable by the Commissioner of measure and, provided it receives bounded and described as follows: Purchases and Supplies until provi- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Beginning at a point at the West- sion is made for the requirements all the members elected to Council, erly line of Columbus Road, N.W., at for the entire term. it shall take effect and be in force the Northeasterly corner of a parcel Section 2. That the cost of said immediately upon its passage and of land leased by George M. Atwa- contract shall be charged against approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ter to the Cleveland, Columbus, the proper appropriation account shall take effect and be in force Cincinnati and Indianapolis Rail- and the Director of Finance shall from and after the earliest period way Company by deed dated June 5, certify thereon the amount of the allowed by law. 1880, and recorded in Volume 7, initial purchase thereunder, which Page 369 of the lease records of purchase, together with all subse- Passed February 28, 2000. Effective March 6, 2000. Cuyahoga County, said point of quent purchases, shall be made on beginning being distant Northerly order of the Commissioner of Pur- measured along said Westerly line chases and Supplies pursuant to a of Columbus Road, N.W., 225.54 feet requisition against such contract more or less, from the Northerly line duly certified by the Director of Ord. No. 2171-99. By Councilmen Cimperman, Rybka of James Street, N.W.; Finance. (RL 8225) Thence Westerly along the North- Section 3. That this ordinance is and Patmon (by departmental re- q u e s t ) . erly line of land leased by lease hereby declared to be an emergency recorded in Volume 7, Page 369 of measure and, provided it receives An emergency ordinance autho- rizing the Commissioner of Pur- Cuyahoga County Records, 76.35 feet the affirmative vote of two-thirds of more or less, to an angle; all the members elected to Council, chases and Supplies to sell City- owned property no longer needed Thence Northwesterly along the it shall take effect and be in force Northeasterly line of land leased by for public use, Permanent Parcel immediately upon its passage and said lease recorded in Volume 7, approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it No. 101-15-036, bounded northerly by Page 369 of Cuyahoga County Superior Avenue, NW and southerly shall take effect and be in force Records, 26.31 feet more or less, to from and after the earliest period by Columbus Road, NW, to Cleve- the Southeasterly line of land con- allowed by law. land Hospitality Partners, Ltd. veyed by Ralph W. Ellis and Louis Passed February 28, 2000. Whereas, pursuant to the author- C. Hyde, trustees and administrators Effective March 6, 2000. ity of Ordinance No. 73644, passed of the last will of George M. Atwa- by the Council of the City of Cleve- ter, deceased, to the County of Cuya- land on April 26, 1926, the City of hoga by deed dated December 30, Cleveland acquired fee simple title 1912, and recorded in Volume 1433, Ord. No. 2154-99. to the real property identified as Page 376 of Cuyahoga County By Councilmen Lewis and Patmon Permanent Parcel No. 101-15-036 for Records; (by departmental request). the purpose of relocating a portion Thence Northeasterly along said An emergency ordinance to sup- of Columbus Road; and Southeasterly line of land conveyed plement the Codified Ordinances of Whereas, Cleveland Hospitality to the County of Cuyahoga as last Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, by enacting Partners, Ltd. has submitted an eco- above mentioned, about 42.52 feet new Section 127.42 thereof, relating nomic development proposal to the more or less, to the Westerly line of to dishonored check fee. City of Cleveland for the redevelop- land conveyed by Ralph W. Ellis Whereas, this ordinance consti- ment and reuse of underutilized real and Louis C. Hyde, trustees and tutes an emergency measure provid- property located in the City of administrators of the Last Will of ing for the usual daily operation of Cleveland which the Director of Eco- George M. Atwater, deceased, to the a municipal department; now, there- nomic Development has determined County of Cuyahoga by deed dated fore, to be a satisfactory means of achiev- January 5, 1912, and recorded in Vol- Be it ordained by the Council of ing redevelopment of said property ume 1368, Page 293 of Cuyahoga the City of Cleveland: and a means to create employment County Records; 335 26 The City Record March 8, 2000

Thence Southerly along said West- Hospitality Partners, Ltd. consti- a municipal department; now, there- erly line of land conveyed to the tutes a public use of said property fore, County of Cuyahoga as last above for the purposes of redevelopment. Be it ordained by the Council of mentioned, 32.76 feet more or less, to Section 7. That the conveyances the City of Cleveland: the Southwesterly corner thereof; shall be made by official deed or Section 1. That the Director of Thence Easterly along the South- deeds of conveyance to be prepared Parks, Recreation and Properties is erly line of land conveyed to the by the Director of Law and exe- hereby authorized to make a writ- County of Cuyahoga as last above cuted by the Mayor on behalf of the ten contract in accordance with the mentioned, 70 feet to said Westerly City of Cleveland. The deed shall Charter and the Codified Ordi- line of Columbus Road, N.W.; contain such necessary provisions, nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for Thence Southerly along said West- including such restrictive reversion each or all of the following items: interests as may be specified by the erly line of Columbus Road, N.W., not to exceed eleven (11) pumps for about 20 feet to the place of begin- Board of Control or the Director of swimming pools, to be purchased ning; Law, which shall protect the par- Together with all right, title and ties as their respective interests by the Commissioner of Purchases interest of the owner or owners of require and shall specifically con- and Supplies upon a unit basis for said real estate in and to all streets, tain a provision against the erec- the Division of Recreation, Depart- alleys, highways and public places ad - tion of any advertising signs or ment of Parks, Recreation and joining the above described premises. billboards except permitted identifi- P r o p e r t i e s . Section 2. That, notwithstanding cation signs. Section 2. That the cost of said and as an exception to the provi- Section 8. That the Director of contract hereby authorized shall be sions of Chapters 181 and 183 of the Public Service is hereby authorized paid from Fund No. 01-701100-697000, Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, to issue a permit, revocable at the Request No. 15115. Ohio, 1976, and by and at the direc- will of Cleveland City Council, and Section 3. That this ordinance is tion of the Board of Control of the assignable by the Permittee with hereby declared to be an emergency City of Cleveland, the Commissioner the written consent of the Director measure and, provided it receives of Purchases and Supplies is hereby of Public Service to Cleveland Hos- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of authorized to acquire the following pitality Partners. Ltd., its successors all the members elected to Council, described property from the Board and assigns, for the use of a stag- it shall take effect and be in force of County Commissioners of Cuya- ing area during construction of the immediately upon its passage and hoga County: Courthouse Plaza Project (the “Pro- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ject”) which will encroach into the shall take effect and be in force County of Cuyahoga public right of way at the locations from and after the earliest period to City of Cleveland described and delineated in the map allowed by law. exhibit set forth in Council File No. Situated in the City of Cleveland, Passed February 28, 2000. 2171-99-A after completion of con- County of Cuyahoga and State of Effective March 6, 2000. Ohio and known as being a part of struction of the Project, Cleveland Original Two Acre Lot Number 206 Hospitality Partners, Ltd., will con- and a part of the Merwin Tract, and tribute an amount not exceeding, being a parcel or parcels of land $60,000 nor less than $60,000 toward generally bounded and described as the construction/redevelopment of Ord. No. 2179-99. follows: the public park to its original By Councilman Cimperman. Bounded on the north by the south design or such other design mutu- An ordinance to change the Use, line of the Veteran’s Memorial ally agreed to between the City, Area, and Height Districts of lands Bridge and the South line of Supe- through the City Planning Commis- bounded by W. Superior Avenue, rior Avenue N.W.; bounded north- sion, and Cleveland Hospitality Lockwood Drive, and Columbus westerly and southwesterly by land Partners, Ltd., with Cleveland Hos- Road. (Map Change No. 2004, Sheet owned by the City of Cleveland; pitality Partners, Ltd. thereafter Nos. 1 and 5) bounded on the south and southeast providing maintenance of said pub- Be it ordained by the Council of by the bounds of Columbus Road lic park. the City of Cleveland: N.W. as altered; be the same more Section 9. That the permit herein Section 1. That the Use, Area, and or less but subject to all legal high- authorized shall be prepared by the Height Districts of lands bounded ways. Director of Law and shall be issued and described as follows: Section 3. That the Director of only when in the opinion of the Beginning on the centerline of Parks, Recreation and Properties is Director of Law the City of Cleve- Columbus Road, N.W. at its inter- hereby authorized to execute on land has been properly indemnified section with the centerline of Robert against any and all loss which may behalf of the City of Cleveland all Lockwood Jr. Drive, N.W.; thence result from said permit. necessary documents to acquire said northwesterly along the centerline property from the County of Cuya- Section 10. That it is hereby found of Robert Lockwood Jr. Drive, N.W. hoga. and determined that all formal Section 4. That notwithstanding actions taken by the City Council to its intersection with the center- and as an exception to the provisions relating to the sale of the property line of West Superior Avenue, N.W.; of Chapters 181 and 183 of the Codi- described in Section 1 of this ordi- thence southeasterly along the cen- fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, nance were taken and held in meet- terline of West Superior Avenue, 1976, and by and at the direction of ings open to the public and in com- N.W. to its intersection with the cen- the Board of Control of the City of pliance with all other legal require- terline of Columbus Road, N.W.; Cleveland, the Commissioner of Pur- ments. thence southerly along the center- chases and Supplies is hereby autho- Section 11. That this ordinance is line of Columbus Road, N.W. and its rized to convey said real property to hereby declared to be an emergency southerly prolongation to the place Cleveland Hospitality Partners, Ltd. measure and, provided it receives of beginning, at a price not less than fair market the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and as outlined in red on the map value taking into account all restric- all the members elected to Council, hereto attached, be and the same is tions, reversion interests and similar it shall take effect and be in force hereby changed to a General Retail encumbrances placed by the City of immediately upon its passage and Use District, a ‘K’ Area District and Cleveland in the deeds of conveyance approval by the Mayor; otherwise it a ‘6’ Height District. for the purposes of the Courthouse shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That said changed Plaza Project. from and after the earliest period designation of lands described in Section 5. That the conveyance allowed by law. Section 1 shall be identified as shall be made by official deed to be Passed February 28, 2000. Map Change No. 2004, Sheet Nos. 1 Effective March 6, 2000. prepared by the Director of Law and and 5 and shall be made upon the executed by the Mayor on behalf of Building Zone Maps of the City of the City of Cleveland. The deed Cleveland on file in the office of shall contain such necessary provi- the Clerk of Council and on file in sions, including such restrictive Ord. No. 2172-99. reversionary interests as may be By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- the office of the City Planning specified by the Board of Control or mon (by departmental request). Commission by the appropriate the Director of Law, which shall An emergency ordinance authoriz- person designated for such pur- protect the parties as their respec- ing the purchase by contract of not pose by the City Planning Com- tive interests require and shall to exceed eleven pumps for swim- m i s s i o n . specifically contain a provision ming pools, for the Division of Section 3. That this ordinance against the erection of any ad- Recreation, Department of Parks, shall take effect and be in force vertising signs or billboards except Recreation and Properties. from and after the earliest period permitted identification signs. Whereas, this ordinance consti- allowed by law. Section 6. That this Council finds tutes an emergency measure provid- Passed February 28, 2000. that the conveyance to Cleveland ing for the usual daily operation of Effective April 8, 2000. 336 March 8, 2000 The City Record 27

Ord. No. 59-2000. Charter of the City of Cleveland; Cleveland Public Power, the Com- By Councilmen White and Patmon and missioner of the Division of Water, (by departmental request). Whereas, this Council is satisfied and Ameritech of the City of Cleve- An emergency ordinance authoriz- that there is good cause for vacat- land. ing the Director of Personnel and ing Columbus Rd. N.W. and vacat- Section 3. That the Clerk of Coun- Human Resources to enter into con- ing, abandoning, extinguishing and cil be and she is hereby directed to tract with Integrated Consultant releasing any rights the City of notify the Auditor of Cuyahoga Services, Ltd. to provide workers’ Cleveland may have in two ease- County of the vacation of all that compensation actuarial and auditing ments in the elevated roadway, portion of Columbus Road N.W., services for the Department of Per- bridge, and slopes known as Colum- herein provided by sending him a sonnel and Human Resources. bus Road N.W. and also known as copy of this ordinance. Whereas, this ordinance consti- the Columbus Road Viaduct, here- Section 4. That this ordinance is tutes an emergency measure provid- inafter described and that it will not hereby declared to be an emergency ing for the usual daily operation of be detrimental to the general inter- measure and, provided it receives a municipal department; now, there- est and ought to be made; and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of fore, Whereas, this ordinance consti- all the members elected to Council, Be it ordained by the Council of tutes an emergency measure provid- it shall take effect and be in force the City of Cleveland: ing for the usual daily operation of immediately upon its passage and Section 1. That the Director of a municipal department; now, there- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Personnel and Human Resources is fore shall take effect and be in force hereby authorized to enter into con- Be it ordained by the Council of from and after the earliest period tract in an amount not to exceed the City of Cleveland: allowed by law. $195,000.00 with Integrated Consult- Section 1. That situated in the Passed February 28, 2000. ing Services, Ltd. to provide work- City of Cleveland, County of Cuya- Effective March 6, 2000. ers’ compensation actuarial and hoga and State of Ohio, and known auditing services on the basis of as being all that portion of: their proposal dated November 29, COLUMBUS ROAD N.W. (54.39 feet 1999, payable from Fund No. 01- wide) extending Southerly from the Ord. No. 138-2000. 040201-632000, Request No. 16218, for Westerly prolongation of the South- By Councilmen White, Robinson, the Department of Personnel and erly line of West Superior Avenue Patmon, Rybka, Cintron, Brady, Human Resources. N.W. (132.00 feet wide) to the Melena and Cimperman. Section 2. That this ordinance is Northerly line of Canal Rd. N.W. An emergency ordinance authoriz- hereby declared to be an emergency (width varies), is hereby vacated. ing the sale of real property as part measure and, provided it receives And, to vacate, abandon, extin- of the Land Reutilization Program the affirmative vote of two-thirds of guish and release any rights the on scattered sites to Cleveland all the members elected to Council, City of Cleveland may have in an Housing Network Limited Partner- it shall take effect and be in force easement granted to construct, ship 17. immediately upon its passage and maintain and operate an elevated Whereas, the City of Cleveland approval by the Mayor; otherwise it roadway and bridge with necessary adopted and implemented proce- shall take effect and be in force slopes known as COLUMBUS ROAD dures under Chapter 5722 of the from and after the earliest period VIADUCT as shown in Volume 117, Ohio Revised Code to facilitate allowed by law. Page 6 of Cuyahoga County Map reutilization of nonproductive lands Passed February 28, 2000. Records; situated within the City of Cleve- Effective March 6, 2000. And, to vacate, abandon, extin- land; and guish and release any rights the Whereas, real property acquired City of Cleveland may have in a under the City’s Land Reutilization pedestrian easement as provided in Program is acquired, held, adminis- Ord. No. 106-2000. Ordinance Number 47814, adopted by tered and disposed of by the City of By Councilman Cimperman. the Council of the City of Cleveland Cleveland through its Department of An emergency ordinance to vacate on January 6, 1919, and amended by Community Development under the Columbus Road N.W. and to vacate, Ordinance Number 67538-A, passed terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio abandon, extinguish and release any by the Council of the City of Cleve- Revised Code and Section 183.021 of rights the City of Cleveland may land on April 27, 1925. have in two (2) easements in the Section 2. That there be and here- Codified Ordinances of the City of elevated roadway, bridge, and by is reserved to the City of Cleve- Cleveland, 1976; and slopes known as Columbus Road, land easements or payment of Whereas, this ordinance consti- N.W. and also known as the Colum- charges for relocation or abandon- tutes an emergency measure provid- bus Road Viaduct hereinafter ment to Cleveland Public Power, ing for the usual daily operation of described. Ameritech, and the Division of a municipal department; now, there- Whereas, on the 13th day of Water for existing equipment. fore, December, 1999 the Council of the The description of easement is as Be it ordained by the Council of City of Cleveland adopted Resolu- follows: the City of Cleveland: tion No. 2190-99 declaring its inten- Columbus Road N.W. (54.39 feet Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- tion to vacate a portion of Colum- wide) extending Southerly from the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- bus Rd. N.W. and to vacate, aban- Westerly prolongation of the South- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the don, extinguish and release any erly line of West Superior Avenue Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- rights the City of Cleveland may N.W. (132.00 feet wide) to the North- plies is hereby authorized to sell have in two easements in the ele- erly line of Canal Rd. N.W. (width Permanent Parcel No. 007-20-007 as vated roadway, bridge, and slopes varies). more fully described in Section 2 known as Columbus Road N.W. and And, to vacate, abandon, extin- below, to Cleveland Housing Net- also known as the Columbus Road guish and release any rights the work Limited Partnership 17. Viaduct, hereinafter described. City of Cleveland may have in an Section 2. That the real property Whereas, notice of the adoption of easement granted to construct, to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of the above Resolution No. 2190-99 has maintain and operate an elevated this Ordinance is more fully been served upon the owners of all roadway and bridge with necessary described as follows: the property abutting Columbus Rd. slopes known as COLUMBUS ROAD N.W. affected by said Resolution, VIADUCT as shown in Volume 117, P. P. No. 007-20-007 notifying the said property owners Page 6 of Cuyahoga County Map Situated in the City of Cleveland, of the time and place at which Records; County of Cuyahoga and State of objections can be heard before the And, to vacate, abandon, extin- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Board of Revision of Assessments, guish and release any rights the 450 in H. Stone Addition, of part of and City of Cleveland may have in a Original Brooklyn Township Lots Whereas, on the 20th day of Jan- pedestrian easement as provided in Nos. 53 and 68 as shown by the uary 20, 2000, the Board of Revision Ordinance Number 47814, adopted by recorded plat in Volume 1 of Maps, of Assessments approved the vaca- the Council of the City of Cleveland Page 41 of Cuyahoga County tion of Columbus Rd. N.W. and the on January 6, 1919, and amended by Records and being 50 feet front on vacation, abandonment, extinguish- Ordinance Number 67538-A, passed the Southerly side of Seymour ment and release any rights the City by the Council of the City of Cleve- Avenue, S.W., and extending back of of Cleveland may have in two ease- land on April 27, 1925. equal width 122 feet, 5 inches to the ments in the elevated roadway, That no structures shall be here- Northwesterly side line of Erin bridge, and slopes known as Colum- after erected on the premises Avenue, S.W., as appears by said bus Road N.W. and also known as described in this easement except plat, be the same more or less, but the Columbus Road Viaduct, herein- those constructed in accordance subject to all legal highways. after described, in accordance with with the approval of, and in com- Also subject to all zoning ordi- the provisions of Section 176 of the pliance with, plans approved by nances, if any. 337 28 The City Record March 8, 2000

Section 3. That pursuant to Sec- the same more or less, but subject hoga County Records and being 40 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- to all legal highways. feet front on the Southerly side of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if Grimsby Avenue, S.W., and extend- Commissioner of Purchases and any. ing back of equal width 112.47 feet, Supplies is hereby authorized to sell Section 9. Reserved. as appears by said plat, be the same Permanent Parcel No. 007-24-075 as Section 10. Reserved. more or less, but subject to all legal more fully described in Section 4 Section 11. Reserved. highways. below, to Cleveland Housing Net- Section 12. Reserved. Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if work Limited Partnership 17. Section 13. Reserved. any. Section 4. That the real property Section 14. Reserved. Section 21. That pursuant to Sec- to be sold pursuant to Section 3 of Section 15. That pursuant to Sec- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- this Ordinance is more fully tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the described as follows: nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Commissioner of Purchases and Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Supplies is hereby authorized to sell P. P. No. 007-24-075 plies is hereby authorized to sell Permanent Parcel No. 019-22-014 as Situated in the City of Cleveland, Permanent Parcel No. 019-18-078 as more fully described in Section 22 County of Cuyahoga and State of more fully described in Section 16 below, to Cleveland Housing Net- Ohio, and known as being the West below, to Cleveland Housing Net- work Limited Partnership 17. half of Sublot No. 187 in the East work Limited Partnership 17. Section 22. That the real property half of Sublot No. 188 in Hiram Section 16. That the real property to be sold pursuant to Section 21 of Stone’s Allotment of part of Original to be sold pursuant to Section 15 of this Ordinance is more fully Brooklyn Township Lots Nos. 53 and this Ordinance is more fully described as follows: 68, as shown by the recorded plat in described as follows: Volume 1 of Maps, Pages 41 and 42 P. P. No. 019-22-014 of Cuyahoga County Records and P. P. No. 019-18-078 Situated in the City of Cleveland, being together a parcel of land 50 Situated in the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and State of feet front on the South side of Wade County of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Avenue, S.W., and extending back of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. 160 in Joseph Schrimshaw’s High- equal width 132 feet deep, to an 185 in the Domal Land Company’s view Allotment of part of Original alley, as appears by said plat, be the Subdivision of part of Original Rockport Township Section No. 10, same more or less, but subject to all Rockport Township Section No. 10, as shown by the recorded plat in legal highways. as shown by the recorded plat in Volume 83 of Maps, Page 27 of Cuya- Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if Volume 25 of Maps, Page 20 of Cuya- hoga County Records, be the same any. hoga County Records and being 40 more or less, but subject to all legal Section 5. That pursuant to Sec- feet front on the Northerly side of highways. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Matherson Avenue, S.W., and extend- Also subject to all zoning ordi- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the ing back of equal width, 100 feet nances, if any. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- deep, be the same more or less, but Section 23. That pursuant to Sec- plies is hereby authorized to sell subject to all legal highways. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Permanent Parcel No. 008-06-045 as Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the more fully described in Section 6 any. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- below, to Cleveland Housing Net- Section 17. That pursuant to Sec- plies is hereby authorized to sell work Limited Partnership 17. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Permanent Parcel No. 004-19-022 as Section 6. That the real property nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the more fully described in Section 24 to be sold pursuant to Section 5 of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- below, to Cleveland Housing Net- this Ordinance is more fully plies is hereby authorized to sell work Limited Partnership 17. described as follows: Permanent Parcel No. 019-19-090 as Section 24. That the real property more fully described in Section 18 to be sold pursuant to Section 23 of P. P. No. 008-06-045 below, to Cleveland Housing Net- this Ordinance is more fully Situated in the City of Cleveland, work Limited Partnership 17. described as follows: County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 18. That the real property Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. to be sold pursuant to Section 17 of P. P. No. 004-19-022 16 in Mary B. Rowley’s Allotment of this Ordinance is more fully Situated in the City of Cleveland, part of Original Brooklyn Township described as follows: County of Cuyahoga and State of Lot No. 72 as shown by the record- Ohio and known as being the West- ed plat in Volume 8 of Maps, Page P. P. No. 019-19-090 erly part of Sublot No. 671 in the S.S. 32 of Cuyahoga County Records, and Situated in the City of Cleveland, Stone’s Subdivision of part of Origi- being 30 feet front on the Easterly County of Cuyahoga and State of nal Brooklyn Township Lot No. 87 side of West 18th Place (formerly Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. as shown by the recorded plat in Ditton Street) and extending back 40 in Clark Manchester Company’s Volume 2 of Maps, Page 31 of Cuya- of equal width 110 feet, as appears Homesite Allotment No. 7 of part of hoga County Records. Said part of by said plat, be the same more or Original Rockport Township Section Sublot No. 671 has a frontage of 33 less, but subject to all legal high- No. 10 as shown by the recorded plat feet on the Easterly side of West ways. in Volume 67 of Maps, Page 5 of 7th Street (formerly University Also subject to all zoning ordi- Cuyahoga County Records and Street), and extends back of equal nances, if any. being 40 feet front on the Northerly width 135 feet as appears by said Section 7. That pursuant to Sec- side of Kadel Avenue, S.W., and plat, be the same more or less, but tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- extending back of equal width, 123 subject to all legal highways. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the feet deep, be the same more or less, Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if Commissioner of Purchases and but subject to all legal highways. any. Supplies is hereby authorized to sell Also subject to all zoning ordi- Section 25. That pursuant to Sec- Permanent Parcel No. 019-13-115 as nances, if any. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- more fully described in Section 8 Section 19. That pursuant to Sec- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the below, to Cleveland Housing Net- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- work Limited Partnership 17. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the plies is hereby authorized to sell Section 8. That the real property Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Permanent Parcel No. 108-08-092 as to be sold pursuant to Section 7 of plies is hereby authorized to sell more fully described in Section 26 this Ordinance is more fully Permanent Parcel No. 019-22-013 as below, to Cleveland Housing Net- described as follows: more fully described in Section 20 work Limited Partnership 17. below, to Cleveland Housing Net- Section 26. That the real property P. P. No. 019-13-115 work Limited Partnership 17. to be sold pursuant to Section 25 of Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section 20. That the real property this Ordinance is more fully County of Cuyahoga and State of to be sold pursuant to Section 19 of described as follows: Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. this Ordinance is more fully 7 in the Guardian Subdivision of described as follows: P. P. No. 108-08-092 part of Original Rockport Township Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section No. 10, as shown by the P. P. No. 019-22-013 County of Cuyahoga and State of recorded plat in Volume 65 of Maps, Situated in the City of Cleveland, Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Page 9 of Cuyahoga County Records County of Cuyahoga and State of 44 in Schatzinger and Tremain’s and being 40 feet front on the Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Subdivision of part of Original One Northerly side of Brookfield Avenue, 159 in Joseph Schrimshaw’s High- Hundred Acre Lot No. 361, as shown S.W., 104.06 feet deep on the East- view Allotment of part of Original by the recorded plat in Volume 18 erly line, 104.50 feet deep on the Rockport Township Section No. 10, of Maps, Page 7 of Cuyahoga Coun- Westerly line and 40 feet wide in as shown by the recorded plat in ty Records, and also the Easterly the rear, as appears by said plat, be Volume 83 of Maps, Page 27 of Cuya- one-half of Block A in W. H. Van 338 March 8, 2000 The City Record 29

Tine Jr., Trustee’s Allotment of part 370, as shown by the recorded plat Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. of Original One Hundred Acre Lots in Volume 24 of Maps, Page 17 of 56 in Leo W. Sapp’s Subdivision of Nos. 361 and 369, as shown by the Cuyahoga County Records, and part of Original One Hundred Acre recorded plat in Volume 17 of Maps, being 35 feet front on the Northerly Lots Nos. 457 and 458, as shown by Page 29 of Cuyahoga County side of Garfield Avenue (formerly the recorded plat in Volume 5 of Records, and together forming a Bennington Street) and extending Maps, Page 26 of Cuyahoga County parcel of land 60 feet front on the back of equal width 110 feet deep, Records, and being 40.02 feet front Westerly side of East 102nd Street, as appears by said plat, be the same on the Northerly side of Elizabeth formerly Eldridge Avenue) and more or less, but subject to all legal Street, (now known as Elizabeth extending back of equal width 122.5 highways. Avenue, S.E.) and extending back of feet, as appears by the said plat, be Subject to restrictions recorded in equal width 140 feet to the Souther- the same more or less, but subject Volume 1083, Page 533 of Cuyahoga ly line of Prince Avenue, S.E. (for- to all legal highways. County Records. merly Prince Street), as appears by Also subject to zoning ordinances. Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if said plat, be the same more or less, Section 27. That pursuant to Sec- any. but subject to all legal highways. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 33. That pursuant to Sec- Also subject to all zoning ordi- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nances, if any. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Section 41. Reserved. plies is hereby authorized to sell Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 42. Reserved. Permanent Parcel No. 108-25-086 as plies is hereby authorized to sell Section 43. That pursuant to Sec- more fully described in Section 28 Permanent Parcel No. 108-26-098 as tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- below, to Cleveland Housing Net- more fully described in Section 34 nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the work Limited Partnership 17. below, to Cleveland Housing Net- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 28. That the real property work Limited Partnership 17. plies is hereby authorized to sell to be sold pursuant to Section 27 of Section 34. That the real property Permanent Parcel No. 136-02-008 as this Ordinance is more fully to be sold pursuant to Section 33 of more fully described in Section 44 described as follows: this Ordinance is more fully below, to Cleveland Housing Net- described as follows: work Limited Partnership 17. P. P. No. 108-25-086 Section 44. That the real property Situated in the City of Cleveland, P. P. No. 108-26-098 to be sold pursuant to Section 43 of County of Cuyahoga and State of Situated in the City of Cleveland, this Ordinance is more fully Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. County of Cuyahoga and State of described as follows: 299 in Cleveland Realty Company’s Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Subdivision of part of Original One 67 in the Cleveland Realty Compa- P. P. No. 136-02-008 Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 370 and 362, ny Subdivision, of part of Original Situated in the City of Cleveland, as shown by the recorded plat in One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 370 and County of Cuyahoga and State of Volume 24 of Maps, Page 17 of Cuya- 362, as shown by the recorded plat Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. hoga County Records, and being 35 in Volume 24 of Maps, Page 17 of 86 in Leo W. Sapp’s Subdivision of feet front on the Northerly side of Cuyahoga County Records, as part of Original One Hundred Acre Elgin Avenue, and extending back appears by said plat, be the same Lots Nos. 458 and 457, as shown by between parallel lines 110 feet, as more or less, but subject to all legal the recorded plat in Volume 5 of appears by said plat, be the same highways. Maps, Page 26 of Cuyahoga County more or less, but subject to all legal Section 35. Reserved. Records and being a resurvey highways. Section 36. Reserved. recorded in Volume 12, Page 25 of Also subject to all zoning ordi- Section 37. That pursuant to Sec- Cuyahoga County Records, and nances, if any. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- being 40.02 feet front on the Norther- Section 29. That pursuant to Sec- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the ly side of Elizabeth Avenue and 140 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- feet deep running through to Prince nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the plies is hereby authorized to sell Avenue, as appears by said plat, be Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Permanent Parcel No. 135-09-020 as the same more or less, but subject plies is hereby authorized to sell more fully described in Section 38 to all legal highways. Permanent Parcel No. 108-25-096 as below, to Cleveland Housing Net- Also subject to all zoning ordi- more fully described in Section 30 work Limited Partnership 17. nances, if any. below, to Cleveland Housing Net- Section 38. That the real property Section 45. Reserved. work Limited Partnership 17. to be sold pursuant to Section 37 of Section 46. Reserved. Section 30. That the real property this Ordinance is more fully Section 47. Reserved. to be sold pursuant to Section 29 of described as follows: Section 48. Reserved. this Ordinance is more fully Section 49. That all documents described as follows: P. P. No. 135-09-020 necessary to complete the con- Situated in the City of Cleveland, veyance authorized by this ordi- P. P. No. 108-25-096 County of Cuyahoga and State of nance shall be executed within six Situated in the City of Cleveland, Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. (6) months of the effective date of County of Cuyahoga and State of 157 in the Van DeBoeHager Compa- this ordinance. If all of the docu- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. ny’s Union Heights Subdivision of ments are not executed within six 287 in the Cleveland Realty Compa- part of Original One Hundred Acre (6) months of the effective date of ny’s Subdivision of part of Original Lot No. 450, as shown by the record- this ordinance, or such additional One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 370 and ed plat of said Subdivision in Vol- time as may be granted by the 362, as shown by the recorded plat ume 43 of Maps, Page 20 of Cuya- Director of Community Develop- in Volume 24 of Maps, Page 17 of hoga County Records. Said Sublot ment, this ordinance shall be Cuyahoga County Records, and No. 157 has a frontage of 40 1/100 repealed and shall be of no further being 35 feet front on the Southerly feet on the Northerly side of San- force or effect. side of Elgin Avenue, N.E., and dusky Avenue, S.E., and extends Section 50. That the consideration extending back of equal width 110 back 126 8/100 feet on the Easterly for the subject parcel shall be estab- feet, as appears by said plat. line, 126 76/100 feet on the Wester- lished by the Board of Control and Section 31. That pursuant to Sec- ly line, and has a rear line of 40 shall be not less than Fair Market tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- feet, as appears by said plat. Value taking into account such nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Also subject to all zoning ordi- terms and conditions, restrictions Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- nances, if any. and covenants as are deemed nec- plies is hereby authorized to sell Section 39. That pursuant to Sec- essary or appropriate. In meeting Permanent Parcel No. 108-26-093 as tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- the minority participation goals, more fully described in Section 32 nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Cleveland Housing Network shall below, to Cleveland Housing Net- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- utilize MBE firms certified by the work Limited Partnership 17. plies is hereby authorized to sell City’s Office of Equal Opportunity Section 32. That the real property Permanent Parcel No. 136-01-095 as for all work exceeding $2,500 for a to be sold pursuant to Section 31 of more fully described in Section 40 single transaction, or $10,000 for a this Ordinance is more fully below, to Cleveland Housing Net- year. Minority firms that are not cer- described as follows: work Limited Partnership 17. tified shall not be counted toward Section 40. That the real property the goals. P. P. No. 108-26-093 to be sold pursuant to Section 39 of Section 51. That the conveyance Situated in the City of Cleveland, this Ordinance is more fully authorized hereby shall be made by County of Cuyahoga and State of described as follows: official deed prepared by the Direc- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. tor of Law and executed by the 72 in the Cleveland Realty Compa- P. P. No. 136-01-095 Mayor on behalf of the City of ny’s Subdivision of part of Original Situated in the City of Cleveland, Cleveland. The deed shall contain One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 362 and County of Cuyahoga and State of such provisions as may be necessary 339 30 The City Record March 8, 2000 to protect and benefit the public P. P. No. 121-33-112 P. P. No. 128-01-020 interest. Situated in the City of Cleveland, Situated in the City of Cleveland, Section 52. That this ordinance is County of Cuyahoga and State of County of Cuyahoga and State of hereby declared to be an emergency Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. measure and, provided it receives 39 in Grether, Grether and Palmer 16 in the Marshall Re-Subdivision of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of and Perkins Subdivision of part of part of Original One Hundred Acre all the members elected to Council, Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. Lots Nos. 425 and 426, as shown by it shall take effect and be in force 419, as shown by the recorded plat the recorded plat in Volume 22 of immediately upon its passage and in Volume 14 of Maps, Page 39 of Maps, Page 15 of Cuyahoga County approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Cuyahoga County Records. Said Records, and being 40 feet front on shall take effect and be in force Sublot No. 39 has a frontage of 40 the Northerly side of Shale Avenue, from and after the earliest period feet on the Southwesterly side of Mt. S.E., and extending back of equal allowed by law. Carmel Road, S.E., (formerly Inger- width 126 feet, as appears by said Passed February 28, 2000. soll Road), and extends back plat, be the same more or less, but Effective February 29, 2000. between parallel lines 140 feet, as subject to all legal highways. appears by said plat, be the same Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if more or less, but subject to all legal any. highways. Section 13. That pursuant to Sec- Ord. No. 175-2000. Section 5. Reserved. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- By Councilmen Britt, Johnson, Section 6. Reserved. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Melena, Cimperman and Patmon (by Section 7. That pursuant to Sec- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- departmental request). tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- plies is hereby authorized to sell An emergency ordinance authoriz- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Permanent Parcel No. 128-01-024 as ing the sale of real property as part Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- more fully described in Section 14 of the Land Reutilization Program plies is hereby authorized to sell below, to Buckeye Area Develop- on scattered sites to the Buckeye Permanent Parcel No. 121-34-009 as ment Corporation or designee. Area Development Corporation or more fully described in Section 8 Section 14. That the real property designee. below, to Buckeye Area Develop- to be sold pursuant to Section 13 of Whereas, the City of Cleveland ment Corporation or designee. this Ordinance is more fully adopted and implemented proce- Section 8. That the real property described as follows: dures under Chapter 5722 of the to be sold pursuant to Section 7 of Ohio Revised Code to facilitate this Ordinance is more fully P. P. No. 128-01-024 reutilization of nonproductive lands described as follows: Situated in the City of Cleveland, situated within the City of Cleve- County of Cuyahoga and State of land; and P. P. No. 121-34-009 Ohio and bounded and described as Whereas, real property acquired Situated in the City of Cleveland, follows, to wit: and known as being under the City’s Land Reutilization County of Cuyahoga and State of Sublot No. 12 in Marshall Re-Subdi- Program is acquired, held, adminis- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. vision of Block “A” and “B” and tered and disposed of by the City of 13 in Quincy Heights Subdivision of Sublots Nos. 52, 54, 56 and 58 in the Cleveland through its Department of part of Original One Hundred Acre Bigalow Allotment of part of Origi- Community Development under the Lots Nos. 418, 419 and 420, as shown nal One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 425 terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio by the recorded plat in Volume 37 and 426, as shown by the recorded Revised Code and Section 183.021 of of Maps, Page 2 of Cuyahoga Coun- plat in Volume 22 of Maps, Page 15 Codified Ordinances of the City of ty Records and being 36 feet front of Cuyahoga County Records and Cleveland, 1976; and on the Southwesterly side of Wood- being 40 feet front on the Northerly stock Avenue, S.E., (formerly Quin- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes side of Shale Avenue, S.E., and cy Avenue) and extending back of an emergency measure providing for extending back of equal width, 126 equal width 84.28 feet, as appears by the usual daily operation of a munic- feet deep, be the same more or less, ipal department; now, therefore, said plat, be the same more or less, but subject to all legal highways. Be it ordained by the Council of but subject to all legal highways. Also subject to all zoning ordi- the City of Cleveland: Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if nances, if any. Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- any. Section 15. That pursuant to Sec- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 9. That pursuant to Sec- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the plies is hereby authorized to sell Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Permanent Parcel No. 121-33-111 as plies is hereby authorized to sell plies is hereby authorized to sell more fully described in Section 2 Permanent Parcel Nos. 121-34-089 as Permanent Parcel No. 128-01-120 as below, to Buckeye Area Develop- more fully described in Section 10 more fully described in Section 16 ment Corporation or designee. below, to Buckeye Area Develop- below, to Buckeye Area Develop- Section 2. That the real property ment Corporation or designee. ment Corporation or designee. to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of Section 10. That the real property Section 16. That the real property this Ordinance is more fully to be sold pursuant to Section 9 of to be sold pursuant to Section 15 of described as follows: this Ordinance is more fully this Ordinance is more fully described as follows: described as follows: P. P. No. 121-33-111 Situated in the City of Cleveland, P. P. No. 121-34-089 P. P. No. 128-01-120 County of Cuyahoga and State of Situated in the City of Cleveland, Situated in the City of Cleveland, Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. County of Cuyahoga and State of County of Cuyahoga and State of 40 in Grether and Palmer Subdivi- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. sion of part of Original One Hun- 43 in Heisley Heights’ Subdivision 90 in Benham’s Luna Heights Sub- dred Acre Lot No. 419 as shown by of part of Original One Hundred division of part of Original One the recorded plat in Volume 14 of Acre Lot Nos. 418, 419 and 420 as Hundred Acre Lot Nos. 417 and 418 Maps, Page 39 of Cuyahoga County shown by the recorded plat in Vol- as shown by the recorded plat in Records and being 40 feet front on ume 36 of Maps, Page 23 of Cuya- Volume 42 of Maps, Page 19 of Cuya- the Southwesterly side of Mt. hoga County Records, and being 40 hoga County Records and being 40 Carmel Road, and extending back of feet front on the Northeasterly side feet front on the Southerly side of equal width 140 feet, as appears by of Mount Overlook Avenue, S.E., and Crestwood Avenue, and extending said plat, be the same more or less, extending back of equal width back of equal width 105 feet as but subject to all legal highways. 104.65 feet, as appears by said plat, appears by said plat. Also subject to all zoning ordi- be the same more or less, but sub- Subject to zoning ordinances, if nances, if any. ject to all legal highways. any. Section 3. That pursuant to Sec- Section 11. That pursuant to Sec- Section 17. That pursuant to Sec- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- plies is hereby authorized to sell plies is hereby authorized to sell plies is hereby authorized to sell Permanent Parcel No. 121-33-112 as Permanent Parcel No. 128-01-020 as Permanent Parcel No. 128-13-004 as more fully described in Section 4 more fully described in Section 12 more fully described in Section 18 below, to Buckeye Area Develop- below, to Buckeye Area Develop- below, to Buckeye Area Develop- ment Corporation or designee. ment Corporation or designee. ment Corporation or designee. Section 4. That the real property Section 12. That the real property Section 18. That the real property to be sold pursuant to Section 3 of to be sold pursuant to Section 11 of to be sold pursuant to Section 17 of this Ordinance is more fully this Ordinance is more fully this Ordinance is more fully described as follows: described as follows: described as follows: 340 March 8, 2000 The City Record 31

P. P. No. 128-13-004 plies is hereby authorized to sell inal One Hundred Acre Lot No. 426 Situated in the City of Cleveland, Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-016 as and Re-Allotment of Joseph Doffn- County of Cuyahoga and State of more fully described in Section 26 er’s Allotment of part of Original Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. below, to Buckeye Area Develop- One Hundred Acre Lot No. 426 as 6 in J.J. Elwell and others Subdivi- ment Corporation or designee. shown by the recorded plat in Vol- sion of part of Original One Hun- Section 26. That the real property ume 28 of Maps, Page 23 of Cuya- dred Acre Lots Nos. 426 and 425 as to be sold pursuant to Section 25 of hoga County Records and being 37 shown by the recorded plat in Vol- this Ordinance is more fully feet front on the Northerly side of ume 25 of Maps, Page 23 of Cuya- described as follows: Sophia Avenue, S.E., and extending hoga County Records and being 40 back 117.08 feet on the Easterly line, feet front on the Southerly side of P. P. No. 128-14-016 116.88 feet on the Westerly line and Elwell Avenue, S.E., and extending Situated in the City of Cleveland, having a rear line of 37 feet, which back of equal width, 100 feet deep, County of Cuyahoga and State of is also the Southerly side of a 10 be the same more or less, but sub- Ohio, and bounded and described as foot alley, as appears by said plat, ject to all legal highways. follows, to wit: be the same more or less, but sub- Also subject to all zoning ordi- Known as being Sublot No. 63 in ject to all legal highways. nances, if any. Prochaska and Polcar Subdivision of Also subject to all zoning ordi- Subject to restrictions and Build- part of Original One Hundred Acre nances, if any. ing Line Restrictions recited in Vol- Lot No. 426 as shown by the record- Section 31. That pursuant to Sec- ume 427, Page 615 of Cuyahoga ed plat in Volume 28 of Maps, Page tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- County Records, filed April 11, 1888 23 of Cuyahoga County Records and nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the and refiled in Volume 573, Page 492 being 35 feet front on the Westerly Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- of Cuyahoga County Records, filed side of East 104th Street and extend- plies is hereby authorized to sell July 14, 1894. ing back of equal width 140 feet, as Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-026 as Section 19. Reserved. appears by said plat, be the same more fully described in Section 32 Section 20. Reserved. more or less, but subject to all legal below, to Buckeye Area Develop- Section 21. That pursuant to Sec- highways. ment Corporation or designee. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- BEING the same property Section 32. That the real property nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the acquired by the Grantor pursuant to to be sold pursuant to Section 31 of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- the provisions of the National Hous- this Ordinance is more fully plies is hereby authorized to sell ing Act, as amended (12 USC 1701 described as follows: Permanent Parcel No. 128-13-061 as et. seq.) and the Department of more fully described in Section 22 Housing and Urban Development P. P. No. 128-14-026 below, to Buckeye Area Develop- Act (79 Stat. 667). Situated in the City of Cleveland, ment Corporation or designee. SUBJECT TO ALL covenants, County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 22. That the real property restrictions, reservations, easements, Ohio, and known as being the to be sold pursuant to Section 21 of conditions and right appearing of Southerly 88 feet of Sublot No. 53 in this Ordinance is more fully record; and SUBJECT to any state of Prochaska and Polcar’s “South described as follows: facts an accurate survey would Woodland Avenue” Allotment of sh o w . part of Original One Hundred Acre P. P. No. 128-13-061 Section 27. That pursuant to Sec- Lot No. 426, as shown by the record- Situated in the City of Cleveland, tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- ed plat in Volume 28 of Maps, Page County of Cuyahoga and State of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the 23 of Cuyahoga County Records and Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- being 40 feet front on the Northerly 28 in The I.H. Marshall Subdivision plies is hereby authorized to sell side of Sophia Avenue, S.E., (for- of part of Original One Hundred Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-023 as merly Heina Street), and extending Acre Lots Nos. 425 and 426, as shown more fully described in Section 28 back of equal width with a distance by the recorded plat in Volume 7 of below, to Buckeye Area Develop- of 88 feet along the Easterly side of Maps, Page 20 of Cuyahoga County ment Corporation or designee. East 102nd Street, (formerly Mar- Records, and being 40 feet front on Section 28. That the real property shall Street), be the same more or the Southerly side of Stoughton to be sold pursuant to Section 27 of less, but subject to all legal high- Avenue, and extending back of this Ordinance is more fully ways. equal width 136 feet, as appears by described as follows: Also subject to all zoning ordi- said plat, be the same more or less, nances, if any. but subject to all legal highways. P. P. No. 128-14-023 Section 33. That pursuant to Sec- Also subject to all zoning ordi- Situated in the City of Cleveland, tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nances, if any. County of Cuyahoga and State of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Section 23. That pursuant to Sec- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- 56 in Prochaska and Polcar’s South plies is hereby authorized to sell nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Woodland Avenue Allotment of a Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-033 as Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- part of Original One Hundred Acre more fully described in Section 34 plies is hereby authorized to sell Lot No. 426, as shown by the record- below, to Buckeye Area Develop- Permanent Parcel No. 128-13-096 as ed plat in Volume 28 of Maps, Page ment Corporation or designee. more fully described in Section 24 23 of Cuyahoga County Records, and Section 34. That the real property below, to Buckeye Area Develop- being 36 feet front on the Northerly to be sold pursuant to Section 33 of ment Corporation or designee. side of Sophia Avenue, S.E., (for- this Ordinance is more fully Section 24. That the real property merly Heina Street), and extending described as follows: to be sold pursuant to Section 23 of back 117.08 feet on the Westerly this Ordinance is more fully line, 117.27 feet on the Easterly line, P. P. No. 128-14-033 described as follows: and having a rear line of 36 feet, as Situated in the City of Cleveland, appears by said plat, be the same County of Cuyahoga and State of P. P. No. 128-13-096 more or less, but subject to all legal Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Situated in the City of Cleveland, highways. 46 in Prochaska Polcar’s South County of Cuyahoga and State of Also subject to all zoning ordi- Woodland Avenue Allotment of part Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. nances, if any. of Original One Hundred Acre Lot 36 in J. Heinas and G.W. Taylor Sub- Section 29. That pursuant to Sec- No. 426, as shown by the recorded division of part of Original One tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- plat in Volume 28 of Maps, Page 23 Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 425 and 426, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the of Cuyahoga County Records and as shown by the recorded plat in Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- being 35 feet front on the Southerly Volume 13 of Maps, Page 42 of Cuya- plies is hereby authorized to sell side of Sophia Avenue and extend- hoga County Records, and being 40 Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-024 as ing back 110.44 feet on the Wester- feet front on the Southerly side of more fully described in Section 30 ly line, 110.26 feet on the Easterly Sophia Avenue, and extending back below, to Buckeye Area Develop- line and having a rear line of 35 113.07 feet on the Easterly line, ment Corporation or designee. feet, as appears by said plat. 113.24 feet on the Westerly line, and Section 30. That the real property Also subject to all zoning ordi- having a rear line of 40 feet as to be sold pursuant to Section 29 of nances, if any. appears by said plat, be the same this Ordinance is more fully Section 35. That pursuant to Sec- more or less, but subject to all legal described as follows: tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- highways. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Also subject to all zoning ordi- P. P. No. 128-14-024 Commissioner of Purchases and nances, if any. Situated in the City of Cleveland, Supplies is hereby authorized to sell Section 25. That pursuant to Sec- County of Cuyahoga and State of Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-036 as tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. more fully described in Section 36 nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the 55 in Prochaska and Polcar's South below, to Buckeye Area Develop- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Woodland Allotment of part of Orig- ment Corporation or designee. 341 32 The City Record March 8, 2000

Section 36. That the real property appears by said plat, be the same Ord. No. 277-2000. to be sold pursuant to Section 35 of more or less, but subject to all legal By Councilman Britt. this Ordinance is more fully h i g h w a y s . An emergency ordinance authoriz- described as follows: Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if ing the Director of Community any. Development to enter into an agree- P. P. No. 128-14-036 Section 41. That pursuant to Sec- ment with the United Labor Agency Situated in the City of Cleveland, tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- for a Home Maintenance Assistance County of Cuyahoga and State of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Program, using Ward 6 Workers’ Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Compensation “Neighborhood Capi- 43 in Prochaska and Polcar’s “South plies is hereby authorized to sell tal” Funds. Woodland Avenue” Allotment of Permanent Parcel No. 129-16-140 as Whereas, this ordinance consti- part of Original One Hundred Acre more fully described in Section 42 tutes an emergency measure provid- Lot No. 426 and a Re-Allotment of below, to Buckeye Area Develop- ing for the usual daily operation of Joseph Duffner’s Allotment of part ment Corporation or designee. a municipal department; now, there- of Original One Hundred Acre Lot Section 42. That the real property fore, No. 426, as shown by the recorded to be sold pursuant to Section 41 of Be it ordained by the Council of plat in Volume 28 of Maps, Page 23 this Ordinance is more fully the City of Cleveland: of Cuyahoga County Records and described as follows: Section 1. That the Director of being 35 feet front on the Southerly Community Development is autho- side of Sophia Avenue, S.E., and P. P. No. 129-16-140 rized to enter into an agreement extending back 109.9 feet deep on Situated in the City of Cleveland, with the United Labor Agency for a the Westerly line, 109.72 feet deep County of Cuyahoga and State of Home Maintenance Assistance Pro- on the Easterly line and 35 feet Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. gram, using Ward 6 Workers’ Com- wide in the rear, be the same more 38 in William M. Southern’s Brugge pensation “Neighborhood Capital” or less, but subject to all legal high- Farm Subdivision of part of Origi- Funds. ways. nal One Hundred Acre Lot No. 429, Section 2. That the costs of said Also subject to all zoning ordi- as shown by the recorded plat in contract shall be in an amount not nances, if any. Volume 35 of Maps, Page 9 of Cuya- to exceed Fifteen Thousand Dollars Section 37. That pursuant to Sec- hoga County Records, and being 40 ($15,000) and shall be paid from tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- feet front on the Westerly side of Fund No. 10 SF 166. Section 3. That the Director of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the East 125th Street (formerly John Law shall prepare and approve said Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Street) and extending back of equal contract and that the contract shall plies is hereby authorized to sell width 100 feet, as appears by said Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-089 as contain such terms and provisions plat, be the same more or less, but as he deems necessary to protect the more fully described in Section 38 subject to all legal highways. below, to Buckeye Area Develop- City’s interest. Subject to restrictions recorded in Section 4. That this ordinance is ment Corporation or designee. Volume 1494, Page 527 of Cuyahoga Section 38. That the real property hereby declared to be an emergency County Records. measure and, provided it receives to be sold pursuant to Section 37 of Also subject to all zoning ordi- this Ordinance is more fully the affirmative vote of two-thirds of nances, if any. all the members elected to Council, described as follows: Section 43. That all documents it shall take effect and be in force necessary to complete the con- P. P. No. 128-14-089 immediately upon its passage and veyance authorized by this ordi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Situated in the City of Cleve- nance shall be executed within six shall take effect and be in force land, County of Cuyahoga and (6) months of the effective date of from and after the earliest period State of Ohio, and known as being this ordinance. If all of the docu- allowed by law. the Northerly 28.46 feet of Sublot ments are not executed within six Passed February 28, 2000. No. 53 in Prochaska and Polcar’s (6) months of the effective date of Effective March 6, 2000. South Woodland Avenue Allotment this ordinance, or such additional of part of Original One Hundred time as may be granted by the Acre Lot No. 426, and a Re-Allot- Director of Community Develop- ment of Joseph Duffner’s Allot- ment, this ordinance shall be Ord. No. 278-2000. ment of part of said Original One repealed and shall be of no further By Councilman Cimperman. Hundred Acre Lot No. 426; the force or effect. An emergency ordinance authoriz- premise hereby conveyed being all Section 44. That the consideration ing the Director of Community of said Sublot No. 53, except the for the subject parcel shall be estab- Development to enter into an agree- Southerly 88 feet thereof conveyed lished by the Board of Control and ment with Ohio Canal Corridor for to Jennie Berta, by Deed dated shall be not less than Fair Market the preservation of the Hulett Ore March 28, 1922, and recorded in Value taking into account such Unloaders using Ward 13 Workers’ Cuyahoga County Records of terms and conditions, restrictions Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Deeds, Volume 2538, Page 523, be and covenants as are deemed nec- Funds. the same more or less, but subject essary or appropriate. In meeting Whereas, this ordinance consti- to all legal highways. the minority participation goals, tutes an emergency measure provid- Also subject to all zoning ordi- Buckeye Area Development Corpo- ing for the usual daily operation of nances, if any. ration shall utilize MBE firms cer- a municipal department; now, there- Section 39. That pursuant to Sec- tified by the City’s Office of Equal fore, tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Opportunity for all work exceeding Be it ordained by the Council of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the $2,500 for a single transaction, or the City of Cleveland: Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 1. That the Director of plies is hereby authorized to sell $10,000 for a year. Minority firms that are not certified shall not be Community Development is autho- Permanent Parcel No. 128-22-047 as rized to enter into an agreement more fully described in Section 40 counted toward the goals. Section 45. That the conveyance with Ohio Canal Corridor for the below, to Buckeye Area Develop- preservation of the Hulett Ore ment Corporation or designee. authorized hereby shall be made by official deed prepared by the Direc- Unloaders using Ward 13 Workers’ Section 40. That the real property Compensation “Neighborhood Capi- to be sold pursuant to Section 39 of tor of Law and executed by the Mayor on behalf of the City of tal” Funds. this Ordinance is more fully Section 2. That the costs of said Cleveland. The deed shall contain described as follows: contract shall be in an amount not such provisions as may be necessary to exceed Ten Thousand Dollars P. P. No. 128-22-047 to protect and benefit the public ($10,000) and shall be paid from Situated in the City of Cleveland, interest. Fund No. 10 SF 166. County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 46. That this ordinance is Section 3. That the Director of Ohio, and known as being Sublot hereby declared to be an emergency Law shall prepare and approve said No. 59 in the Helper-Woodland Hills measure and, provided it receives contract and that the contract shall Park Subdivision of part of Original the affirmative vote of two-thirds of contain such terms and provisions One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 433 and all the members elected to Council, as he deems necessary to protect the 434, as shown by the recorded plat it shall take effect and be in force City’s interest. in Volume 42 of Maps, Page 26 of immediately upon its passage and Section 4. That this ordinance is Cuyahoga County Records, and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it hereby declared to be an emergency being 50 feet front on the Norther- shall take effect and be in force measure and, provided it receives ly side of Ramona Boulevard, 150 from and after the earliest period the affirmative vote of two-thirds of feet deep on the Easterly line, 150 allowed by law. all the members elected to Council, feet deep on the Westerly line and Passed February 28, 2000. it shall take effect and be in force 42.43 feet wide in the rear, as Effective February 29, 2000. immediately upon its passage and 342 March 8, 2000 The City Record 33 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, this Section 2. That this ordinance is shall take effect and be in force Council consents to and approves hereby declared to be an emergency from and after the earliest period the holding of the Cleveland Walk, measure and, provide it receives the allowed by law. sponsored by the March of Dimes, on affirmative vote of two-thirds of all Passed February 28, 2000. April 30, 2000 beginning at the the members elected to Council, it Effective March 6, 2000. Southwest quadrant of Public shall take effect and be in force Square cross Superior on the West immediately upon its passage and Side of the quadrant. Turn West on approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the North Side of Superior and go shall take effect and be in force Ord. No. 279-2000. down into the Flats on Superior at from and after the earliest period By Councilman Cimperman. the North Side of the Veterans allowed by law. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Memorial Bridge. At the base of the Passed February 28, 2000. ing and directing the Director of hill, cross the tracks for the Water- Effective March 6, 2000. Public Service to issue a permit to front Line to the open area of the CVS/Pharmacy to stretch banners at station. From the Waterfront Line 1900 Euclid Avenue (north side and Station go North on the sidewalk south side of street) and at East between the tracks and the river to Ord. No. 281-2000. 22nd Street & Euclid Avenue (north Old River Road. Go North on the By Councilman Cimperman. and south side of street), for the West Side of Old River Road to An emergency ordinance consent- period from April 1, 2000 to May 1, Dick’s Last Resort, which will be ing and approving the issuance of a 2000, inclusive, publicizing the start checkpoint 1. Continue North on the permit for the MS Walk 2000 on and finish of the CVS/Pharmacy West Side of Old River Road to April 9, 2000, sponsored by the Cleveland Marathon 10K Run. Fagan’s at the corner of Old River National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Road and Front Street, which will Whereas, this ordinance consti- tutes an emergency measure provid- be checkpoint 2. Go East on the tutes an emergency measure provid- ing for the usual daily operation of North side of Front Street to West ing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, there- Ninth Street and Go South on the a municipal department; now, there- fore, East Side of that street to St. Clair fore, Be it ordained by the Council of Avenue and turn East on the North Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cleveland: side of St. Clair. Go East on the the City of Cleveland: Section 1. That notwithstanding North side of St. Clair to West Third Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- the provision of Section 623.13 of the Street. Turn Left on West Third tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- Codified Ordinances, of Cleveland, Street and go North on the East Side nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this Ohio, 1976, the Director of the of the street to checkpoint 3 on the Council consents to and approves Department of Public Service is sidewalk along Lakeside at the the holding of the MS Walk 2000, hereby authorizes and director to Park at the northeast corner of sponsored by the National Multiple issue a permit to CVS/Pharmacy to Lakeside and West Third. Go East Sclerosis, on April 9, 2000, beginning install, maintain and remove ban- on the North side of Lakeside to at Nautica Entertainment Complex ners at 1900 Euclid Avenue publi- East Ninth Street. Continue South on in the Flats, follow Washington cizing the start of the CVS run the West Side of East ninth Street (west side) to Center St. turn left (north side of street pole no. B 65 to St. Clair, and cross St. Clair to the (north side), turn left onto Merwin 30 and south side of street pole no. South side of the street. Go west on Ave. (north side) past Heritage 65 16) and East 22nd Street & Euclid the south side of St. Clair to Memo- Park to old River Road, cross from Avenue publicizing the finish of the rial Plaza, entering at the Northeast west side to east side of Old River CVS run (north side of street pole corner of the Plaza to checkpoint 4. Rd., turn right onto Front ST. (south no. 65 19 and south side of street People doing the short rout would side), turn right onto W. 9th (west pole no. BO 21 14 & BO 21 15), for exit Memorial Plaza at the South- side), turn left onto W. Lakeside the period from April 1, 2000 to May west corner of the Plaza and cross Ave. (south side), turn left onto W. 1, 2000, inclusive. Said banner shall the Northeast quadrant of Public 3rd (east side), W. 3rd becomes be approved by the Director of Pub- Square to the start/finish at the Erieside Ave. (walk on the inside of lic Service, in consultation with the Southwest quadrant at this time. the curve), Rest Stop #1, turn right Director of Public Safety, as to type, Full Route - Exit Memorial Plaza at onto E. 9th St. (west side), turn method of affixing and location so the Southern AnteRoom passing right onto Lakeside Ave. (north as not to interfere with any sign between the Federal Courthouse and side), turn left onto Ontario (east erected and maintained under the the Public Library. Cross Superior to side), turn left onto Superior (north requirements of law or ordinance. the South Side of the street and go side), turn right onto E. 12th (west The permission of the owner of any East to checkpoint 5 at 800 Superi- side), turn left onto Chester (south pole from which a banner will be or, which is McDonald and Co. Con- side) follow Chester Ave. until E. hung must be obtained prior to tinue East on the South Side of 22nd, turn right onto E. 22nd (west issuance of the permit. No commer- Superior to the East Side of East side), turn right onto Prospect cial advertising shall be printed or Twelfth Street. Turn right on the (north side), turn right onto E. 18th, permitted on said banner and said East Side of East Twelfth Street (west side), turn left onto Euclid banner shall be removed promptly and cross to the South Side of Ave. (south side), Rest Stop #2, upon the expiration of said permit. Chester Avenue. Go East on the Firstar Plaza follow Euclid Ave. Section 2. That this ordinance is South Side of Chester to East Twen- (south Side) to E. 9th, turn left onto hereby declared to be an emergency ty-second Street and turn North on E. 9th (west side), MMO Stop, turn measure and, provided it receives the West Side of the Street. Go right onto Carnegie (north side), the affirmative vote of two-thirds of South on the West Side of East turn right onto Ontario (east side), all the members elected to Council, Twenty-second Street to the inter- follow Ontario to Public Square, it shall take effect and be in force section of Euclid and East Twenty- cross to the west at Euclid and immediately upon its passage and second. Cross Euclid to South Side Ontario go north to the Northwest approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of the Street and go East to check- Quadrant of Public Square, Rest shall take effect and be in force point 6 at Rascal House. From Ras- Stop #3, follow Superior to W. 6th from and after the earliest period cal House go West on the South Side (north side), turn right onto W. 6th allowed by law. of Euclid to checkpoint 7 at Star (west side), turn left onto Lakeside Passed February 28, 2000. Plaza. From Star Plaza continue Ave. (south side), turn right onto W. Effective March 6, 2000. West on the South Side of Euclid to 9th (north side), turn left onto Front Public Square, crossing Ontario to St. (north side), follow down the hill the end of the walk at the South- to Old River Road (west side), walk west quadrant of Public Square, pro- south to Merwin Ave. (north side), Ord. No. 280-2000. vided that the applicant sponsor turn right onto Center St. (north By Councilman Cimperman. shall meet all the requirements of side), turn right onto Washington An emergency ordinance consent- Section 411.05 of the Codified Ordi- St. (east side) and follow straight ing to and approving the issuance nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976. into Nautica, provided that the appli- of a permit for the Cleveland Walk Streets may be closed as determined cant sponsor shall meet all the on April 30, 2000, sponsored by the by the Chief of Police or safety requirements of Section 411.05 of the March of Dimes. forces as may be necessary in order Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Whereas, this ordinance constitutes to protect the participants in the Ohio, 1976. Streets may be closed as an emergency measure providing for event. Said permit shall further pro- determined by the Chief of Police the usual daily operation of a munic- vide that the City of Cleveland shall and safety forces as may be neces- ipal department; now, therefore, be fully indemnified from any and sary in order to protect the partici- Be it ordained by the Council of all liability resulting from the pants in the event. Said permit shall the City of Cleveland: issuance of the same, to the extent further provide that the City of Section 1. That, pursuant to Sec- and in form satisfactory to the Cleveland shall be fully indemnified tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- Director of Law. from any and all liability, resulting 343 34 The City Record March 8, 2000 from the issuance of the same, to Ord. No. 283-2000. immediately upon its passage and the extent and in form satisfactory By Councilman Cintron. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it to the Director of Law. An emergency ordinance authoriz- shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That this ordinance is ing the Director of Community from and after the earliest period hereby declared to be an emergency Development to enter into an agree- allowed by law. measure and, provided it receives ment with Ohio Canal Corridor for Passed February 28, 2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the preservation of the Hulett Ore Effective March 6, 2000. all the members elected to Council, Unloaders using Ward 14 Workers’ it shall take effect and be in force Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” immediately upon its passage and Funds. approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Whereas, this ordinance consti- Ord. No. 285-2000. shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- By Councilman Coats. from and after the earliest period ing for the usual daily operation of An emergency ordinance authoriz- allowed by law. a municipal department; now, there- ing the Director of Community Passed February 28, 2000. fore, Development to enter into an Effective March 6, 2000. Be it ordained by the Council of agreement with the JAMAA Knights the City of Cleveland: Youth Association for youth sports Section 1. That the Director of activities, using Ward 10 Workers’ Community Development is autho- Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Ord. No. 282-2000. rized to enter into an agreement Funds. By Councilmen Cimperman, Cin- with Ohio Canal Corridor for the Whereas, this ordinance constitutes tron and Melena. preservation of the Hulett Ore an emergency measure providing for An emergency ordinance consent- Unloaders using Ward 14 Workers’ the usual daily operation of a munic- ing to and approving the issuance Compensation “Neighborhood Capi- ipal department; now, therefore, of a permit for the CVS/pharmacy - tal” Funds. Be it ordained by the Council of Cleveland Marathon & 10K on April Section 2. That the costs of said the City of Cleveland: 30, 2000. contract shall be in an amount not Section 1. That the Director of Com- Whereas, this ordinance consti- to exceed Five Thousand Dollars munity Development is authorized to tutes an emergency measure provid- ($5,000) and shall be paid from enter into an agreement with the ing for the usual daily operation of Fund No. 10 SF 166. JA M A A Knights Youth Association a municipal department; now, there- Section 3. That the Director of for youth sports activities, using fore, Law shall prepare and approve said Ward 10 Workers’ Compensation Be it ordained by the Council of contract and that the contract shall “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. the City of Cleveland: contain such terms and provisions Section 2. That the costs of said Section 1. That, pursuant to Sec- as he deems necessary to protect the contract shall be in an amount not tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- City’s interest. to exceed Eight Thousand Dollars nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, this Section 4. That this ordinance is ($8,000) and shall be paid from Council consents to and approves hereby declared to be an emergency Fund No. 10 SF 166. the holding of the CVS/pharmacy, measure and, provided it receives Section 3. That the Director of sponsored by CVS Race Systems, on the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Law shall prepare and approve said April 30, 2000 beginning at Cleve- all the members elected to Council, contract and that the contract shall land State University (1700 Euclid it shall take effect and be in force contain such terms and provisions Avenue), West on Euclid Avenue to immediately upon its passage and as he deems necessary to protect the East Public Square Drive, North on approval by the Mayor; otherwise it City’s interest. East Public Square Drive to Superi- shall take effect and be in force Section 4. That this ordinance is or Avenue, East on Superior Avenue from and after the earliest period hereby declared to be an emergency to East 45th Street, North on East allowed by law. measure and, provided it receives 45th Street to St. Clair Avenue, West Passed February 28, 2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of on St. Clair Avenue to Ontario Effective March 6, 2000. all the members elected to Council, Street, South on Ontario Street to it shall take effect and be in force Superior Avenue, West over Veter- immediately upon its passage and ans Memorial Bridge to Detroit approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Avenue, West on Detroit Avenue to Ord. No. 284-2000. shall take effect and be in force Lake Avenue, West on Lake Avenue By Councilman Cintron. from and after the earliest period into Lakewood, Rocky River and An emergency ordinance authoriz- allowed by law. Bay Village. Return from Lakewood ing the Director of Community Passed February 28, 2000. East on Lake Avenue to Detroit Development to enter into an agree- Effective March 6, 2000. Avenue, East on Detroit Avenue to ment with the Puerto Rican Society Veterans Memorial Bridge, East on of Cleveland to conduct special Veterans Memorial Bridge to Supe- activities to inform and promote par- rior Avenue, East on Superior ticipation in the US Census, using Ord. No. 286-2000. Avenue to East Public Square Drive, Ward 14 Workers’ Co m p e n s a t i o n By Councilman Jones. South on East Public Square Drive “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. An emergency ordinance authoriz- to Euclid Avenue, East on Euclid Whereas, this ordinance constitutes ing the Director of Community Avenue to Finish line. Finish at an emergency measure providing for Development to enter into an agree- Cleveland State University, East the usual daily operation of a munic- ment with the Amistad Development 22nd Street & Euclid Avenue, pro- ipal department; now, therefore, Corporation for Operation Clean vided that the applicant sponsor Be it ordained by the Council of Sweep, property maintenance ser- shall meet all the requirements of the City of Cleveland: vices for low-income and senior cit- Section 411.05 of the Codified Ordi- Section 1. That the Director of izens or disabled residents, using nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976. Community Development is autho- Ward 1 Workers’ Co m p e n s a t i o n Streets may be closed as determined rized to enter into an agreement “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. by the Chief of Police or safety with the Puerto Rican Society of Whereas, this ordinance constitutes forces as may be necessary in order Cleveland to conduct special activi- an emergency measure providing for to protect the participants in the ties to inform and promote partici- the usual daily operation of a munic- event. Said permit shall further pro- pation in the US Census, using Ward ipal department; now, therefore, vide that the City of Cleveland shall 14 Workers’ Compensation “Neigh- Be it ordained by the Council of be fully indemnified from any and borhood Capital” Funds. the City of Cleveland: all liability resulting from the Section 2. That the costs of said Section 1. That the Director of issuance of the same, to the extent contract shall be in an amount not Community Development is autho- and in form satisfactory to the to exceed Ten Thousand Dollars rized to enter into an agreement Director of Law. ($10,000) and shall be paid from with the Amistad Development Cor- Section 2. That this ordinance is Fund No. 10 SF 166. poration for Operation Clean Sweep, hereby declared to be an emergency Section 3. That the Director of property maintenance services for measure and, provided it receives Law shall prepare and approve said low-income and senior citizens or the affirmative vote of two-thirds of contract and that the contract shall disabled residents, using Ward 1 all the members elected to Council, contain such terms and provisions Workers’ Compensation “Neighbor- it shall take effect and be in force as he deems necessary to protect the hood Capital” Funds. immediately upon its passage and City’s interest. Section 2. That the costs of said approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 4. That this ordinance is contract shall be in an amount not to shall take effect and be in force hereby declared to be an emergency exceed One Hundred Eighty-Six Thou- from and after the earliest period measure and, provided it receives sand Dollars ($186,000) and shall be allowed by law. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Passed February 28, 2000. all the members elected to Council, Section 3. That the Director of Effective March 6, 2000. it shall take effect and be in force Law shall prepare and approve said 344 March 8, 2000 The City Record 35 contract and that the contract shall Section 1. That notwithstanding Ord. No. 290-2000. contain such terms and provisions the provision of Section 623.13 of the By Councilman White. as he deems necessary to protect the Codified Ordinances, of Cleveland, An emergency ordinance authoriz- City’s interest. Ohio, 1976, the Director of the ing the Director of Community Section 4. That this ordinance is Department of Public Service is Development to enter into an agree- hereby declared to be an emergency hereby authorizes and director to ment with the Union Miles Develop- measure and, provided it receives issue a permit to Cory United ment Corporation for capital pro- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Methodist Church to install, main- jects and purchases to enhance ser- all the members elected to Council, tain and remove two banners in vices provided by the Union Miles it shall take effect and be in force front of the 1117 East 105th Street, Development Corporation, using immediately upon its passage and for the period from April 26, 2000 to Ward 2 Workers’ Co m p e n s a t i o n approval by the Mayor; otherwise it May 30, 2000, inclusive. Said banner Neighborhood Capital Funds. shall take effect and be in force shall be approved by the Director of Whereas, this ordinance consti- from and after the earliest period Public Service, in consultation with tutes an emergency measure provid- allowed by law. the Director of Public Safety, as to ing for the usual daily operation of Passed February 28, 2000. type, method of affixing and loca- a municipal department; now, there- Effective March 6, 2000. tion so as not to interfere with any fo r e , sign erected and maintained under Be it ordained by the Council of the requirements of law or ordi- the City of Cleveland: Ord. No. 287-2000. nance. The permission of the owner Section 1. That the Director of By Councilmen Melena and West- of any pole from which a banner Community Development is autho- brook. will be hung must be obtained prior rized to enter into an agreement An emergency ordinance consent- to issuance of the permit. No com- with the Union Miles Development ing and approving the issuance of a mercial advertising shall be printed Corporation for capital projects and permit for the Run for the Roses 5K or permitted on said banner and said purchases to enhance services pro- Run on May 6, 2000, sponsored by banner shall be removed promptly vided by the Union Miles Develop- Hermes Race Systems. upon the expiration of said permit. ment Corporation, using Ward 2 Whereas, this ordinance constitutes Section 2. That this ordinance is Workers’ Compensation “Neighbor- an emergency measure providing for hereby declared to be an emergency hood Capital” Funds. the usual daily operation of a munic- measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That the costs of said ipal department; now, therefore, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of contract shall be in an amount not to Be it ordained by the Council of all the members elected to Council, exceed One Hundred Forty-Six Thou- the City of Cleveland: it shall take effect and be in force sand Dollars ($146,000) and shall be Section 1. That pursuant to Section immediately upon its passage and paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166. 411.06 of the Codified Ordinances of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 3. That the Director of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this Council shall take effect and be in force Law shall prepare and approve said consents to and approves the holding from and after the earliest period contract and that the contract shall of a 5K run, sponsored Hermes Race allowed by law. contain such terms and provisions Systems, on May 6, 2000, starting on Passed February 28, 2000. as he deems necessary to protect the West 116th Street and Detroit. East Effective March 6, 2000. City’s interest. on West 115th Street and north to Section 4. That this ordinance is Edgewater, then Edgewater east to hereby declared to be an emergency Harborview, Harborview back to Ord. No. 289-2000. measure and, provided it receives Edgewater, Edgewater east to West By Councilman White. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Blvd., West Blvd. Around Cliff Drive An emergency ordinance authoriz- all the members elected to Council, back to Edgewater, Edgewater west ing the Director of Community it shall take effect and be in force to Harborview, Harborview back to Development to enter into an agree- immediately upon its passage and West 115th Street and back to church ment with the Umoja and Kuumba approval by the Mayor; otherwise it on West 116th Street and Detroit, pro- Youth Association for youth pro- shall take effect and be in force vided that the applicant sponsor shall grams including Muny Football, from and after the earliest period meet all the requirements of Section Cheerleaders, Boy Scouts, Girl allowed by law. 411.05 of the Codified Ordinances of Scouts and Tutoring programs, Passed February 28, 2000. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976. Streets may be using Ward 2 Workers’ Co m p e n s a - Effective March 6, 2000. closed as determined by the Chief of tion “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. Police and safety forces as may be Whereas, this ordinance consti- necessary in order to protect the par- tutes an emergency measure provid- COUNCIL COMMITTEE ticipants in the event. Said permit ing for the usual daily operation of MEETINGS shall further provide that the City of a municipal department; now, there- Cleveland shall be fully indemnified fore, from any and ail liability resulting Be it ordained by the Council of from the issuance of the same, to the the City of Cleveland: Thursday, March 2, 2000 extent and in form satisfactory to the Section 1. That the Director of Director of Law. Community Development is autho- Finance Committee (Budget Hear- Section 2. That this ordinance is rized to enter into an agreement ings): 9:30 a.m.—Present: Patmon, hereby declared to be an emergency with the Umoja and Kuumba Youth Chairman; Rybka, Vice Chairman; measure and, provided it receives Association for youth programs Cintron, Dolan, Lewis, Melena, the affirmative vote of two-thirds of including Muny Football, Cheerlead- O’Malley, Polensek, Robinson, all the members elected to Council, ers, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Sweeney. Excused: Johnson. it shall take effect and be in force Tutoring programs, using Ward 2 immediately upon its passage and Workers’ Compensation “Neighbor- Friday, March 3, 2000 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it hood Capital” Funds. shall take effect and be in force Section 2. That the costs of said Finance Committee (Budget Hear- from and after the earliest period contract shall be in an amount not ings): 9:30 a.m.—Present: Patmon, allowed by law. to exceed Five Thousand Dollars Chairman; Rybka, Vice Chairman; Passed February 28, 2000. ($5,000) and shall be paid from Dolan, Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, Effective March 6, 2000. Fund No. 10 SF 166. Polensek, Sweeney. Excused: Cin- Section 3. That the Director of tron, Johnson, Robinson. Law shall prepare and approve said Ord. No. 288-2000. contract and that the contract shall Monday, March 6, 2000 By Councilman Patmon. contain such terms and provisions An emergency ordinance authoriz- as he deems necessary to protect the Finance Committee (Budget Hear- ing and directing the Director of City’s interest. ings): 9:30 a.m.—Present: Patmon, Public Service to issue a permit to Section 4. That this ordinance is Chairman; Rybka, Vice Chairman; Cory United Methodist Church to hereby declared to be an emergency Dolan, Lewis, O’Malley, Polensek, stretch two banners in front of 1117 measure and, provided it receives Robinson, Sweeney. Excused: Cin- East 105th Street, for the period the affirmative vote of two-thirds of tron, Johnson, Melena. from April 26, 2000 to May 30, 2000, all the members elected to Council, inclusive, publicizing the Welcom- it shall take effect and be in force Wednesday, March 8, 2000 ing of the General Conference 2000. immediately upon its passage and Whereas, this ordinance constitutes approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Finance Committee (Budget Hear- an emergency measure providing for shall take effect and be in force ings): 9:30 a.m.—Present: Patmon, the usual daily operation of a munic- from and after the earliest period Chairman; Rybka, Vice Chairman; ipal department; now, therefore, allowed by law. Dolan, Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, Be it ordained by the Council of Passed February 28, 2000. Polensek, Robinson, Sweeney. Ex- the City of Cleveland: Effective March 6, 2000. cused: Cintron, Johnson. 345 36 The City Record March 8, 2000

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

Banners

CVS/Pharmacy Cleveland Marathon & 10K Run. — publicizing the start and finish — banners (O 279-2000)...... 343

Board of Building Standards and Building Appeals

Clifford Avenue, 13605, (Ward 20) – Deborah M. Danforth,Index owner - appeal resolved on 3/1/00 (Doc. A-19-00) ...... 327 East 105th Street, 771-73, (Ward 8) – Helen S. Johnson, owner - appeal resolved on 3/1/00 (Doc. A-33-00) ...... 327 East 53rd Street, 3465, (Ward 12) – David A. Dylan and Laura L. Dylan, owners - appeal resolved on 3/1/00 (Doc. A-1-00) ...... 327 Samar, Matthew – appeal postponed to 3/29/00 on 3/1/00 (Doc. L-5-00) ...... 326 St. Clair Avenue, 3804, (Ward 13) – William E. Hawkins, II and Nancy K. Hawkins, owners - appeal resolved on 3/1/00 (Doc. A-244-99) ...... 326 Superior Avenue, 2401, (a.k.a. 1469 East 14th Street), (Ward 13) – 2530 Superior Avenue Partners LLC, owner - appeal postponed to 3/15/00 on 3/1/00 (Doc. A-13-00) ...... 327 Transport Road, 2655, (Ward 13) – Pure Tech Systems, Inc., owner - appeal postponed to 3/15/00 on 3/1/00 (Doc. A-23-00) ...... 327 Transport Road, 2727, (Ward 13) – Pure Tech Systems, Inc., owner - appeal postponed to 3/15/00 on 3/1/00 (Doc. A-340-99)...... 326 West 121st Street, 3000, (Ward 19) – A-Brite Plating, owner - appeal rescheduled to 3/15/00 on 3/1/00 (Doc. A-28-00) ...... 327 West 25th Street, 2730, (a.k.a. 2736-40 West 25th Street), (Ward 14) – Branko and Zorka Vulovic, owners - appeal postponed to 3/15/00 on 3/1/00 (Doc. A-17-00) ...... 327 Williams, Ulysses – appeal resolved on 3/1/00 (Doc. L-4-00) ...... 326 Wilson, Leslie – appeal resolved on 3/1/00 (Doc. L-6-00)...... 326

Board of Control - Cleveland Hopkins International Airport Division

Amend Lease By Way of Concession with Dollar Rent-A-Car Systems, Inc. - Contract #52456 - sublease to Avis Rent-A-Car Systems, Inc. - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 115-00) ...... 323 Special Site Study and Preliminary Engineering Reports for relocation of NASA facilities - amend Contract #53711 with Parsons Engineering Science, Inc. of Ohio - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 117-00)...... 323

Board of Control - Community Development Department

Buckeye Area Development Corporation - various parcels (Wards 4 and 6) pursuant to Ord. 175-2000 (BOC Res. 124-00) ...... 324 Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - various parcels (Wards 2, 3, 8, 12, 14 and 19) pursuant to Ord. 138-2000 (BOC Res. 125-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Convention Center and Stadium Division

DC starters, new - contract pursuant to Ord. 761-98 to The Phillips Electric Co., Inc. - Division of Convention Center and Stadium, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 121-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Finance Department

Concrete, ready mix - contract pursuant to Ord. 705-99 to Concretech, a division of Libby Construction - rejected - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 112-00) ...... 322 Concrete, ready mix - contract pursuant to Ord. 705-99 to McTech Corp. - rejected - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 113-00) ...... 322 Copiers, rental of - contract pursuant to Ord. 1065-98 and 172-99 to Minolta Corporation / Meritech Inc. - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 108-00) ...... 321 Photocopiers - pursuant to Ord. 1065-98 and 172-99 - all bids rejected - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 109-00) ...... 322 Plumbing supplies - contract pursuant to Ord. 713-99 to Deegan-Siefert Company - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 111-00) ...... 322 Plumbing supplies - contract pursuant to Ord. 713-99 to Woodhill Supply, Inc. - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 110-00) ...... 322 346 March 8, 2000 The City Record 37

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program

Buckeye Area Development Corporation - various parcels (Wards 4 and 6) pursuant to Ord. 175-2000 (BOC Res. 124-00) ...... 324 Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - various parcels (Wards 2, 3, 8, 12, 14 and 19) pursuant to Ord. 138-2000 (BOC Res. 125-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 2)

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - various parcels (Wards 2, 3, 8, 12, 14 and 19) pursuant to Ord. 138-2000 (BOC Res. 125-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 3)

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - various parcels (Wards 2, 3, 8, 12, 14 and 19) pursuant to Ord. 138-2000 (BOC Res. 125-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 4)

Buckeye Area Development Corporation - various parcels (Wards 4 and 6) pursuant to Ord. 175-2000 (BOC Res. 124-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 6)

Buckeye Area Development Corporation - various parcels (Wards 4 and 6) pursuant to Ord. 175-2000 (BOC Res. 124-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 8)

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - various parcels (Wards 2, 3, 8, 12, 14 and 19) pursuant to Ord. 138-2000 (BOC Res. 125-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 12)

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - various parcels (Wards 2, 3, 8, 12, 14 and 19) pursuant to Ord. 138-2000 (BOC Res. 125-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Leases

Amend Lease By Way of Concession with Dollar Rent-A-Car Systems, Inc. - Contract #52456 - sublease to Avis Rent-A-Car Systems, Inc. - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 115-00) ...... 323

Board of Control - Motor Vehicle Maintenance Division

Cab / chassis, tandem with roll-off hoist - contract pursuant to Ord. 1058-99 to Omnicor Truck Centers, Inc., d.b.a. Buckeye Volco Trucks - Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 118-00) ...... 323 Tire repair road service - contract pursuant to Ord. 1824-99 to Raney Tire, Inc. - Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 119-00) ...... 323

Board of Control - NASA

Special Site Study and Preliminary Engineering Reports for relocation of NASA facilities - amend Contract #53711 with Parsons Engineering Science, Inc. of Ohio - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 117-00)...... 323

Board of Control - Parks, Recreation and Properties Department

DC starters, new - contract pursuant to Ord. 761-98 to The Phillips Electric Co., Inc. - Division of Convention Center and Stadium, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 121-00) ...... 324 Light fixture replacement at Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center - contract pursuant to Ord. 1605-98 to DDCT, Inc. - Division of Recreation, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 123-00) ...... 324 Security grilles at Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center, installation of - contract pursuant to Ord. 1605-98 to Advance Door Company - Division of Recreation, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 122-00) ...... 324 Seneca Golf Course site improvements - contract pursuant to Ord. 724-99 to Nerone & Sons - Division of Research, Planning and Development, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 120-00) ...... 324 347 38 The City Record March 8, 2000

Board of Control - Parma Heights Water Facility

Parma Reservoir exterior, interior, piping and valves, rehabilitation and replacement of - contract pursuant to Ord. 1612-96 to Shook Heavy and Environmental Group, a division of Shook, Inc. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 114-00) ...... 322

Board of Control - Port Control Department

Amend Lease By Way of Concession with Dollar Rent-A-Car Systems, Inc. - Contract #52456 - sublease to Avis Rent-A-Car Systems, Inc. - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 115-00) ...... 323 Elevators, escalators and moving walkways, labor and materials to maintain and repair - amend BOC Res. 83-00 - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 116-00) ...... 323 Special Site Study and Preliminary Engineering Reports for relocation of NASA facilities - amend Contract #53711 with Parsons Engineering Science, Inc. of Ohio - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 117-00)...... 323

Board of Control - Professional Service Contracts

Special Site Study and Preliminary Engineering Reports for relocation of NASA facilities - amend Contract #53711 with Parsons Engineering Science, Inc. of Ohio - Division of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 117-00)...... 323

Board of Control - Public Improvement Contracts

DC starters, new - contract pursuant to Ord. 761-98 to The Phillips Electric Co., Inc. - Division of Convention Center and Stadium, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 121-00) ...... 324 Light fixture replacement at Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center - contract pursuant to Ord. 1605-98 to DDCT, Inc. - Division of Recreation, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 123-00) ...... 324 Parma Reservoir exterior, interior, piping and valves, rehabilitation and replacement of - contract pursuant to Ord. 1612-96 to Shook Heavy and Environmental Group, a division of Shook, Inc. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 114-00) ...... 322 Security grilles at Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center, installation of - contract pursuant to Ord. 1605-98 to Advance Door Company - Division of Recreation, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 122-00) ...... 324 Seneca Golf Course site improvements - contract pursuant to Ord. 724-99 to Nerone & Sons - Division of Research, Planning and Development, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 120-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Public Service Department

Cab / chassis, tandem with roll-off hoist - contract pursuant to Ord. 1058-99 to Omnicor Truck Centers, Inc., d.b.a. Buckeye Volco Trucks - Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 118-00) ...... 323 Tire repair road service - contract pursuant to Ord. 1824-99 to Raney Tire, Inc. - Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 119-00) ...... 323

Board of Control - Public Utilities Department

Parma Reservoir exterior, interior, piping and valves, rehabilitation and replacement of - contract pursuant to Ord. 1612-96 to Shook Heavy and Environmental Group, a division of Shook, Inc. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 114-00) ...... 322

Board of Control - Recreation Division

Light fixture replacement at Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center - contract pursuant to Ord. 1605-98 to DDCT, Inc. - Division of Recreation, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 123-00) ...... 324 Security grilles at Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center, installation of - contract pursuant to Ord. 1605-98 to Advance Door Company - Division of Recreation, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 122-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Requirement Contracts

Cab / chassis, tandem with roll-off hoist - contract pursuant to Ord. 1058-99 to Omnicor Truck Centers, Inc., d.b.a. Buckeye Volco Trucks - Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 118-00) ...... 323 Concrete, ready mix - contract pursuant to Ord. 705-99 to Concretech, a division of Libby Construction - rejected - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 112-00) ...... 322 348 March 8, 2000 The City Record 39

Concrete, ready mix - contract pursuant to Ord. 705-99 to McTech Corp. - rejected - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 113-00) ...... 322 Copiers, rental of - contract pursuant to Ord. 1065-98 and 172-99 to Minolta Corporation / Meritech Inc. - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 108-00) ...... 321 Elevators, escalators and moving walkways, labor and materials to maintain and repair - amend BOC Res. 83-00 - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 116-00) ...... 323 Photocopiers - pursuant to Ord. 1065-98 and 172-99 - all bids rejected - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 109-00) ...... 322 Plumbing supplies - contract pursuant to Ord. 713-99 to Deegan-Siefert Company - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 111-00) ...... 322 Plumbing supplies - contract pursuant to Ord. 713-99 to Woodhill Supply, Inc. - Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 110-00) ...... 322 Tire repair road service - contract pursuant to Ord. 1824-99 to Raney Tire, Inc. - Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 119-00) ...... 323

Board of Control - Research, Planning and Development Division

Seneca Golf Course site improvements - contract pursuant to Ord. 724-99 to Nerone & Sons - Division of Research, Planning and Development, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 120-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Seneca Golf Course

Seneca Golf Course site improvements - contract pursuant to Ord. 724-99 to Nerone & Sons - Division of Research, Planning and Development, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 120-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center

Light fixture replacement at Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center - contract pursuant to Ord. 1605-98 to DDCT, Inc. - Division of Recreation, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 123-00) ...... 324 Security grilles at Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center, installation of - contract pursuant to Ord. 1605-98 to Advance Door Company - Division of Recreation, Dept. of Parks, Recreation and Properties (BOC Res. 122-00) ...... 324

Board of Control - Water Division

Parma Reservoir exterior, interior, piping and valves, rehabilitation and replacement of - contract pursuant to Ord. 1612-96 to Shook Heavy and Environmental Group, a division of Shook, Inc. - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 114-00) ...... 322

Board of Zoning Appeals - Report

Church Avenue, 2710, (Ward 14) – Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA), c/o Norris McClure, owner - appeal heard on 3/6/00 (Cal. 00-25) ...... 326 Clark Avenue, 4310-4314, (Ward 14) – Ceska Sin Sokol, owner - appeal heard on 3/6/00 (Cal. 00-27)...... 326 Clifton Boulevard, 11100-22, (Ward 17) – Stuart J. Graines, owner - appeal heard on 3/6/00 (Cal. 00-26)...... 326 Riverside Avenue, 3603, (Ward 15) – Linda L. Darling, owner - appeal heard on 3/6/00 (Cal. 00-24)...... 326 Valley Road, 3926, (Ward 15) – Valley Road Properties, c/o Angelo Martin - appeal heard on 3/6/00 (Cal. 99-560) ...... 326

Board of Zoning Appeals - Schedule

Crayton Avenue, 5000, (Ward 5) – CAJ Properties, owner, and McTech, tenant, c/o Lucian Nardi, agent - appeal to be heard on 3/20/00 (Cal. 00-40) ...... 326 East 154th Street, 3799, (Ward 1) – Consuelo Hill, owner - appeal to be heard on 3/13/00 (Cal. 00-30)...... 325 Franklin Boulevard, 4211, (Ward 14) – Vickie and John Popa, owners - appeal to be heard on 3/13/00 (Cal. 00-29) ...... 325 Lorain Avenue, 17325, (Ward 21) – Rini Realty Group, owner, c/o Thomas Tomsik, agent - appeal to be heard on 3/20/00 (Cal. 00-38) ...... 325 Miles Park Avenue, 9250, (Ward 2) – Miles Park Carnegie Library Ltd., c/o Charles Brown - appeal to be heard on 3/13/00 (Cal. 00-28) ...... 325 Parkwood Drive, 1021-23, (Ward 8) – Dennie Pratt, owner and Dependable Builders, agent - appeal to be heard on 3/13/00 (Cal. 00-33) ...... 325 Prospect Avenue, 1104, (Ward 13) – Magnate Development Group, owners, c/o Anthony Jerdine - appeal to be heard on 3/20/00 (Cal. 00-36) ...... 325 349 40 The City Record March 8, 2000

Rowley Avenue, 1202, (Ward 13) – Dean Guernsey, owner - appeal to be heard on 3/20/00 (Cal. 00-35)...... 325 West 11th Street, 2129, (Ward 13) – Don Mural, owner and Parkhill Associates, prospective purchaser, c/o Brian McCreary - appeal to be heard on 3/13/00 (Cal. 00-32) ...... 325 West 50th Street, 2042, (Ward 14) – Glen and Kimberly White, owners - appeal to be heard on 3/20/00 (Cal. 00-39) ...... 325 West 58th Street, 1449, (Ward 17) – Ohio Conference Association of the 7th Day Adventist Church, owner, c/o Edgar Mendoza - appeal to be heard on 3/13/00 (Cal. 00-34) ...... 325

City of Cleveland Bids

Artha Woods Park, Humphrey Park and Thames Park site improvements - Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties - Division of Research, Planning and Development - per Ord. 1605-98 - bid due March 22, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 328 Burials for indigent dead - Department of Public Health - Division of Health - per Ord. 1075-99 - bid due March 23, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 328 Cab / chassis with digger / derrick - Department of Public Service - Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance - per Ord. 1058-99 - bid due March 31, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000)...... 329 City of Cleveland Millennium Project, West Side Market and East Side Market improvement - Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties - per Ord. 134-00 - bid due March 30, 2000 (advertised 3/1/2000 and 3/8/2000) ...... 328 Computers, personal - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Cleveland Public Power - per Ord. 1071-93 - bid due March 30, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 329 Disposal of debris at landfills - Department of Public Utilities - per Ord. 946-99 - bid due March 22, 2000 (advertised 3/1/2000 and 3/8/2000)...... 328 Distribution mains - Area 2000-1, 2000-2 and 2000-3, cleaning and cement mortar lining of - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Water - per Ord. 215-2000 - bid due March 29, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000)...... 329 Distribution mains - Area 2000-4, 2000-5 and 2000-6, cleaning and cement mortar lining of - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Water - per Ord. 215-2000 - bid due March 31, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000)...... 329 Diving and underwater inspection services - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Water - per Ord. 509-99 - bid due March 30, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 329 Drawing files, replace existing - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Water - per Ord. 1254-92 - bid due March 22, 2000 (advertised 3/1/2000 and 3/8/2000) ...... 328 Dynamic / LED signs, installing and maintaining - Department of Port Control - per Ord. 717-99 - bid due March 24, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000)...... 329 Eliot and East 105th Park site improvements and Paul Revere Elementary School site improvements - Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties - Division of Research, Planning, and Development - per Ord. 1605-98 - bid due March 15, 2000 (advertised 3/1/2000 and 3/8/2000) ...... 328 Fire hydrants and fire hydrant parts - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Water - per C.O. Sec. 129.25 - bid due March 29, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 329 HFRS2 emulsion and equipment management services and purging solutions - Department of Public Service - Division of Streets - per Ord. 1828-99 - bid due March 16, 2000 (advertised 3/1/2000 and 3/8/2000) ...... 328 Insurance, property, for the Cleveland Browns Football Stadium - Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties - per Ord. 303-96 - bid due March 31, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 329 Landscaping - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Cleveland Public Power - per Ord. 1260-99 - bid due March 22, 2000 (advertised 3/1/2000 and 3/8/2000) ...... 328 Line and streetlighting materials, FRE-conduit and fittings - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Cleveland Public Power - per C.O. Sec. 129.26 - bid due April 6, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 329 Natural gas - Department of Finance - per Ord. 252-2000 - bid due March 24, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 329 Photocopiers - Department of Finance - per Ord. 172-99 - bid due March 24, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 329 Servers and workstations - Department of Finance - behalf of Cleveland Municipal Court - per Ord. 1249-95 and 275-97 - bid due March 29, 2000 (advertised 3/1/2000 and 3/8/2000) ...... 328 Sewer test tee inspection, installation and snaking - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Water Pollution Control - per C.O. Sec. 541.13 - bid due March 29, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 329 Sewers, replacement, constructing, installing and repairing - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Water Pollution Control - per Ord. 1959-99 - bid due March 23, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 328 350 March 8, 2000 The City Record 41

Telephone equipment and Systems, Voice and Data Communications systems - Department ofPort Control - per Ord. 1174-97 - bid due March 29, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000)...... 329 Uniforms, work - Department of Port Control - per Ord. 2054-99 - bid due March 29, 2000 (advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 329 Vac-all catch basin cleaners, equipment and appurtenances for - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Water Pollution Control - per Ord. 2048-99 - bid due March 30, 2000(advertised 3/8/2000 and 3/15/2000) ...... 329

City Planning Commission

Signs for shopping centers and other business uses — amend Sections 350.14, 350.19 and 350.20 (O 1435-99) ...... 331 W. Superior Ave., Lockwood Dr., Columbus Rd — lands bounded — change the Use, Area and Height Districts (O 2179-99) ...... 336

Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company (CEI)

CEI Lakeshore Plant and Day-Glo Color Corporation — review — Urging the U.S. and Ohio Environmental Protection Agencies (R 338-2000) ...... 319

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

American Airlines, Inc. — amendment City Contract — deletion of certain space from the Lease (O 321-2000) ...... 315 One trash compactor — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 330-2000) ...... 317 Specialty Restaurants — Lease By Way of Concession — vicinity of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 320-2000) ...... 315

Codified Ordinances

Dishonored check fee — new Section 127.42 — Codified Ordinances (O 2154-99) ...... 335 Signs for shopping centers and other business uses — amend Sections 350.14, 350.19 and 350.20 (O 1435-99) ...... 331 Vehicle mileage allowance — amend Section 171.23 — Codified Ordinances (O 2153-99) ...... 321

Community Development

Amsted Development Corporation — Operation Clean Sweep — Ward 1 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds (O 286-2000) ...... 344 Buckeye Area Development Corporation - Land Reutilization Program - scattered sites (O 175-2000)...... 340 Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-2000) ...... 337 JAMAA Knights Youth Association — youth sports activities — Ward 10 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. (O 285-2000) ...... 344 Ohio Canal Corridor — Hulett Ore Unloads — Ward 13 Worker’s Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds (O 278-2000)...... 342 Ohio Canal Corridor — Hulett Ore Unloads — Ward 14 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. (O 283-2000) ...... 344 Omega and Cambia Youth Association — youth programs — Ward 2 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. (O 289-2000) ...... 345 Puerto Rican Society of Cleveland — participation in the US Census — ad 14 Workers’ Compensation Neighborhood Capital Funds. (O 284-2000)...... 344 Union Miles Development Corporation — enhance services — Ward 2 Workers’ Compensation Neighborhood Capital Funds. (O 290-2000) ...... 345 United Labor Agency — Home Maintenance Assistance Program — Ward 6 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds (O 277-2000) ...... 342

Condolences

Coleman, Edward Jr. (R 308-2000) ...... 313 France, Josephine M. (R 305-2000) ...... 313 Group, Donald V. (R 303-2000) ...... 313 McCoy, Robert Herman (R 304-2000) ...... 313 Miller, Beverly D. (R 302-2000) ...... 313 Miller, Martha (R 309-2000) ...... 313 O’Malley, Lt. Margaret M. “Peggy” (R 306-2000) ...... 313 Reedier, James “Red” (R 307-2000) ...... 313 351 42 The City Record March 8, 2000

Congratulations

Grill, John (R 312-2000)...... 313 Mahoney, Mary Ann (R 310-2000)...... 313 Moriarty, Justice Michael (R 314-2000) ...... 313 Paoloni, Gino (R 311-2000) ...... 313 Sering, Rev. Richard E. (R 313-2000) ...... 313

Contracts

Fire extinguishers — refill, repair and replace — various divisions of City government (O 316-2000)...... 314 First aid equipment and supplies — various divisions of City government (O 315-2000)...... 314 Landscape material, grass seed, mulch and topsoil — various divisions of City government (O 317-2000)...... 314 Lumber — various divisions of City government. (O 318-2000) ...... 314 Microfiche services — various divisions of City government (O 319-2000) ...... 315 Oilwater separators, sewers, electrical vaults and associated appurtenances — test and disposal of waste materials — Port Control. (O 328-2000)...... 317 One trash compactor — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 330-2000) ...... 317 Workers’ compensation actuarial and auditing services — contract — Integrated Consultant Services, Ltd. — Personnel (O 59-2000) ...... 337

Economic Development Department

Youth Opportunity Area Grant — apply and accept — Vocational Guidance Services — contract — Economic Development (O 57-2000)...... 321

Fees

Dishonored check fee — new Section 127.42 — Codified Ordinances (O 2154-99) ...... 335

Finance Department

Dishonored check fee — new Section 127.42 — Codified Ordinances (O 2154-99) ...... 335 Fire extinguishers — refill, repair and replace — various divisions of City government (O 316-2000)...... 314 First aid equipment and supplies — various divisions of City government (O 315-2000)...... 314 Landscape material, grass seed, mulch and topsoil — various divisions of City government (O 317-2000)...... 314 Lumber — various divisions of City government. (O 318-2000) ...... 314 Microfiche services — various divisions of City government (O 319-2000) ...... 315 Vehicle mileage allowance — amend Section 171.23 — Codified Ordinances (O 2153-99) ...... 321

Grants

Juvenile Accountability Incentive Block Grant Program — FY2000 — grant — State of Ohio, (O 60-2000) ...... 321 Youth Opportunity Area Grant — apply and accept — Vocational Guidance Services — contract — Economic Development (O 57-2000)...... 321

Hermes Race Systems

Roses 5K Run on May 6, 2000 — permit — Hermes Race Systems (O 287-2000) ...... 345

Housing

Artspace Projects, Inc. — housing tax credits — Tower Press housing development project. (R 292-2000) ...... 330 Broadway Elderly Housing Limited Partnership — housing tax credits — Broadway - East 71st Street housing development project — (R 295-2000) ...... 330

Human Resources Department

Workers’ compensation actuarial and auditing services — contract — Integrated Consultant Services, Ltd. — Personnel (O 59-2000) ...... 337 352 March 8, 2000 The City Record 43

Land Reutilization Program

Buckeye Area Development Corporation - Land Reutilization Program - scattered sites (O 175-2000)...... 340 Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-2000) ...... 337

Lease by Way of Concession

Specialty Restaurants — Lease By Way of Concession — vicinity of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 320-2000) ...... 315

Liquor Permits

Broadway Avenue, 6224 — Transfer of Ownership Applicatinon — (Ward 12) (F 297-2000) ...... 313 East 143rd Street, 3249 — Transfer of Ownership and Location Application — (Ward 4) (F 299-2000)...... 313 East 66th Street, 1453 — Transfer of Ownership and Location Application — (Ward 7) (F 300-2000)...... 313 Fleet Ave., 6506 — Withdrawing objection to the renewal of a C1 and C2 (R 342-2000) ...... 321 Lorain Avenue, 13835 — Transfer of Ownership and Location Application — (Ward 20) (F 298-2000) ...... 313 Memphis Avenue, 5701 — Transfer of Location Application — (Ward 16) (F 301-2000) ...... 313 Payne Avenue, 3717 first floor — Transfer of Ownership Application — (Ward 13) (F 296-2000)...... 313 Waterloo Ave, 15617 — Objecting to the issuance of a D4 Liquor Permit — Ward 11 (R 340-2000) ...... 320 Waterloo Rd., 15610 first floor and basement — Withdrawing objecting to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3 and D6 (R 341-2000)...... 320

Metro Health Medical Center

MetroHealth Medical Center — terminate its agreement with the Medicaid HMO providers — Opposing (R 294-2000) ...... 330

Ohio Environmental Protection Agency

CEI Lakeshore Plant and Day-Glo Color Corporation — review — Urging the U.S. and Ohio Environmental Protection Agencies (R 338-2000) ...... 319

Parks, Recreation and Properties Department

Eleven pumps for swimming pools — Division of Recreation (O 2172-99) ...... 336 Freezer — Division of Recreation — — Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 336-2000)...... 319 Physical examinations — overnight camp during the 2000 summer season — Parks, Recreation and Properties (O 167-2000) ...... 321 Superior Avenue, NW and Columbus Road, NW, PPN. 101-15-036 — sell — Cleveland Hospitality Partners, Ltd. — Purchases and Supplies Division (O 2171-99) ...... 335

Permits

Cleveland Walk on April 30, 2000 — permit — March of Dimes (O 280-2000) ...... 343 CVS/pharmacy - Cleveland Marathon & 10K on April 30, 2000. — permit (O 282-2000)...... 344 CVS/Pharmacy Cleveland Marathos & 10K Run. — publicizing the start and finish — banners (O 279-2000)...... 343 MS Walk 2000 on April 9, 2000 — permit — National Multiple Sclerosis Society (O 281-2000)...... 343 Roses 5K Run on May 6, 2000 — permit — Hermes Race Systems (O 287-2000) ...... 345 Welcoming of the General Conference 2000 - two banners - Cory United Methodist Church (O 288-2000)...... 345 353 44 The City Record March 8, 2000

Port Control Department

American Airlines, Inc. — amendment City Contract — deletion of certain space from the Lease (O 321-2000) ...... 315 Cisco computer products — provide network administration, including software assistance — Port Control (O 322-2000) ...... 315 CMMS work order system — evaluation, implementation and maintenance — Port Control (O 331-2000)...... 317 Existing and new computer applications — programming, materials, software development and design — Port Control (O 324-2000) ...... 316 Keycard access/fire detection, time and attendance equipment — maintenance and repair — various divisions — Port Control (O 2096-99) ...... 335 Membership dues — payment — airport organizations (O 332-2000)...... 318 MicroSoft computer products — client and server administration, including software, maintenance and support — Port Control (O 323-2000) ...... 316 Oilwater separators, sewers, electrical vaults and associated appurtenances — test and disposal of waste materials — Port Control. (O 328-2000)...... 317 One trash compactor — Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 330-2000) ...... 317 Oracle computer products — support services, installation, upgrades, programming administration — Port Control (O 326-2000) ...... 316 Sound insulation program — implementing Phase II — amend Section 5 of Ordinance No. 469-98 (O 327-2000)...... 317 Specialty Restaurants — Lease By Way of Concession — vicinity of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (O 320-2000) ...... 315 Telephone equipment. — Port Control (O 329-2000) ...... 317 Web site development and implementation — Port Control (O 325-2000) ...... 316

Purchases

Keycard access/fire detection, time and attendance equipment — maintenance and repair — various divisions — Port Control (O 2096-99) ...... 335

Purchases and Supplies Division

Superior Avenue, NW and Columbus Road, NW, PPN. 101-15-036 — sell — Cleveland Hospitality Partners, Ltd. — Purchases and Supplies Division (O 2171-99) ...... 335

Real Estate

Superior Avenue, NW and Columbus Road, NW, PPN. 101-15-036 — sell — Cleveland Hospitality Partners, Ltd. — Purchases and Supplies Division (O 2171-99) ...... 335

Recreation and Properties Department

Eleven pumps for swimming pools — Division of Recreation (O 2172-99) ...... 336

Resolution of Support

Artspace Projects, Inc. — housing tax credits — Tower Press housing development project. (R 292-2000) ...... 330 Community planning process to formulate a long-term plan — Supporting the initiatives of the Tremont Neighborhood Opportunity Center (R 337-2000)...... 319

Resolutions - Miscellaneous

Broadway Elderly Housing Limited Partnership — housing tax credits — Broadway - East 71st Street housing development project — (R 295-2000) ...... 330 CEI Lakeshore Plant and Day-Glo Color Corporation — review — Urging the U.S. and Ohio Environmental Protection Agencies (R 338-2000) ...... 319 Envelope of Social Security recipients — change — ensure the security and privacy (R 293-2000) ...... 330 Executions in the State of Ohio — Calling for a moratorium (R 291-2000) ...... 329 MetroHealth Medical Center — terminate its agreement with the Medicaid HMO providers — Opposing (R 294-2000) ...... 330 St. Michael Hospital — Opposing the decision to close (R 339-2000) ...... 320 354 March 8, 2000 The City Record 45

Safety Department

Juvenile Accountability Incentive Block Grant Program — FY2000 — grant — State of Ohio, (O 60-2000) ...... 321 Penbased computer project. — Public Safety (O 2056-99)...... 321 Safety equipment — various divisions — Department of Public Safety (O 2051-99) ...... 321

Service Department

CVS/Pharmacy Cleveland Marathon & 10K Run. — publicizing the start and finish — banners (O 279-2000)...... 343 Columbus RD. N.W — vacate a portion (O 106-2000)...... 337 Old Superior Avenue Viaduct with Stonebridge Phase One, Ltd. — Arches 7 and 9 under the Superior Viaduct with Stonebridge Waterfront Limited Partnership — amend Sections 5 and 9 of Ordinance No. 1818-99 — repeal Section 6 (O 334-2000) ...... 318 Orchard Place S.W. — dedication (O 333-2000) ...... 318 Place Drive S.E. — dedication (O 335-2000) ...... 318

Signs

Signs for shopping centers and other business uses — amend Sections 350.14, 350.19 and 350.20 (O 1435-99) ...... 331

Social Security

Envelope of Social Security recipients — change — ensure the security and privacy (R 293-2000) ...... 330

Streets

Columbus RD. N.W — vacate a portion (O 106-2000)...... 337

Superior Viaduct

Old Superior Avenue Viaduct with Stonebridge Phase One, Ltd. — Arches 7 and 9 under the Superior Viaduct with Stonebridge Waterfront Limited Partnership — amend Sections 5 and 9 of Ordinance No. 1818-99 — repeal Section 6 (O 334-2000) ...... 318

Swimming Pools

Eleven pumps for swimming pools — Division of Recreation (O 2172-99) ...... 336

Tremont Neighborhood Opportunity Center

Community planning process to formulate a long-term plan — Supporting the initiatives of the Tremont Neighborhood Opportunity Center (R 337-2000)...... 319

Utilities Department

Distribution mains — public improvement of cleaning and cement mortar lining — Utilities Department (O 215-2000) ...... 321

Vehicles

Vehicle mileage allowance — amend Section 171.23 — Codified Ordinances (O 2153-99) ...... 321

Vocational Guidance Services

Youth Opportunity Area Grant — apply and accept — Vocational Guidance Services — contract — Economic Development (O 57-2000)...... 321

Ward 01

Amistad Development Corporation — Operation Clean Sweep — Ward 1 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds (O 286-2000) ...... 344 355 46 The City Record March 8, 2000

Ward 02

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-2000) ...... 337 Coleman, Edward Jr. (R 308-2000) ...... 313 Umoja and Kuumba Youth Association — youth programs — Ward 2 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. (O 289-2000) ...... 345 Union Miles Development Corporation — enhance services — Ward 2 Workers’ Compensation Neighborhood Capital Funds. (O 290-2000) ...... 345

Ward 03

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-2000) ...... 337 Mount Pleasant — Business Revitalization District (BRD) — Kinsman Avenue (Ward 3) (O 1983-99) ...... 321 Place Drive S.E. — dedication (O 335-2000) ...... 318

Ward 04

Buckeye Area Development Corporation - Land Reutilization Program - scattered sites (O 175-2000)...... 340 East 143rd Street, 3249 — Transfer of Ownership and Location Application — (Ward 4) (F 299-2000)...... 313

Ward 06

Buckeye Area Development Corporation - Land Reutilization Program - scattered sites (O 175-2000)...... 340 United Labor Agency — Home Maintenance Assistance Program — Ward 6 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds (O 277-2000) ...... 342

Ward 07

East 66th Street, 1453 — Transfer of Ownership and Location Application — (Ward 7) (F 300-2000)...... 313 Miller, Martha (R 309-2000) ...... 313

Ward 08

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-2000) ...... 337 Welcoming of the General Conference 2000 - two banners - Cory United Methodist Church (O 288-2000)...... 345

Ward 10

JAMAA Knights Youth Association — youth sports activities — Ward 10 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. (O 285-2000) ...... 344

Ward 11

France, Josephine M. (R 305-2000)...... 313 Gorjup, Donald V. (R 303-2000)...... 313 Grill, John (R 312-2000)...... 313 Mahoney, Mary Ann (R 310-2000)...... 313 McCoy, Robert Herman (R 304-2000) ...... 313 O’Malley, Lt. Margaret M. “Peggi” (R 306-2000)...... 313 Paoloni, Gino (R 311-2000) ...... 313 Reider, James “Red” (R 307-2000) ...... 313 Waterloo Ave, 15617 — Objecting to the issuance of a D4 Liquor Permit — Ward 11 (R 340-2000) ...... 320 Waterloo Rd., 15610 first floor and basement — Withdrawing objecting to the renewal of a D1, D2, D3 and D6 (R 341-2000)...... 320 356 March 8, 2000 The City Record 47

Ward 12

Broadway Elderly Housing Limited Partnership — housing tax credits — Broadway - East 71st Street housing development project — (R 295-2000) ...... 330 Broadway Avenue, 6224 — Transfer of Ownership Applicatinon — (Ward 12) (F 297-2000) ...... 313 Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-2000) ...... 337 Fleet Ave., 6506 — Withdrawing objection to the renewal of a C1 and C2 (R 342-2000) ...... 321 Mahoney, Mary Ann (R 310-2000)...... 313

Ward 13

Artspace Projects, Inc. — housing tax credits — Tower Press housing development project. (R 292-2000) ...... 330 Cleveland Walk on April 30, 2000 — permit — March of Dimes (O 280-2000) ...... 343 Columbus RD. N.W — vacate a portion (O 106-2000)...... 337 Community planning process to formulate a long-term plan — Supporting the initiatives of the Tremont Neighborhood Opportunity Center (R 337-2000)...... 319 CVS/pharmacy - Cleveland Marathon & 10K on April 30, 2000. — permit (O 282-2000)...... 344 CVS/Pharmacy Cleveland Marathon & 10K Run. — publicizing the start and finish — banners (O 279-2000)...... 343 Mahoney, Mary Ann (R 310-2000)...... 313 MS Walk 2000 on April 9, 2000 — permit — National Multiple Sclerosis Society (O 281-2000)...... 343 Ohio Canal Corridor — Hulett Ore Unloaders — Ward 13 Worker’s Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds (O 278-2000)...... 342 Payne Avenue, 3717 first floor — Transfer of Ownership Application — (Ward 13) (F 296-2000)...... 313 St. Michael Hospital — Opposing the decision to close (R 339-2000) ...... 320 W. Superior Ave., Lockwood Dr., Columbus Rd — lands bounded — change the Use, Area and Height Districts (O 2179-99) ...... 336

Ward 14

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-2000) ...... 337 CVS/pharmacy - Cleveland Marathon & 10K on April 30, 2000. — permit (O 282-2000)...... 344 Ohio Canal Corridor — Hulett Ore Unloaders — Ward 14 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. (O 283-2000) ...... 344 Orchard Place S.W. — dedication (O 333-2000) ...... 318 Puerto Rican Society of Cleveland — participation in the US Census — Ward 14 Workers’ Compensation Neighborhood Capital Funds. (O 284-2000)...... 344 Superior Avenue, NW and Columbus Road, NW, PPN. 101-15-036 — sell — Cleveland Hospitality Partners, Ltd. — Purchases and Supplies Division (O 2171-99) ...... 335

Ward 15

Moriarty, Justice Michael (R 314-2000) ...... 313

Ward 16

Memphis Avenue, 5701 — Transfer of Location Application — (Ward 16) (F 301-2000) ...... 313

Ward 17

CVS/pharmacy - Cleveland Marathon & 10K on April 30, 2000. — permit (O 282-2000)...... 344 Roses 5K Run on May 6, 2000 — permit — Hermes Race Systems (O 287-2000) ...... 345

Ward 18

Miller, Beverly D. (R 302-2000) ...... 313 O’Malley, Lt. Margaret M. “Peggi” (R 306-2000)...... 313 Roses 5K Run on May 6, 2000 — permit — Hermes Race Systems (O 287-2000) ...... 345 Sering, Rev. Richard E. (R 313-2000) ...... 313 357 48 The City Record March 8, 2000

Ward 19

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 - Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-2000) ...... 337

Ward 20

Lorain Avenue, 13835 — Transfer of Ownership and Location Application — (Ward 20) (F 298-2000) ...... 313 O’Malley, Lt. Margaret M. “Peggi” (R 306-2000)...... 313

Ward 21

O’Malley, Lt. Margaret M. “Peggi” (R 306-2000)...... 313

Water Division

Distribution mains — public improvement of cleaning and cement mortar lining — Utilities Department (O 215-2000) ...... 321

Water Mains

Distribution mains — public improvement of cleaning and cement mortar lining — Utilities Department (O 215-2000) ...... 321

Worker’s Compensation Neighborhood Fund

Amistad Development Corporation — Operation Clean Sweep — Ward 1 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds (O 286-2000) ...... 344 JAMAA Knights Youth Association — youth sports activities — Ward 10 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. (O 285-2000) ...... 344 Ohio Canal Corridor — Hulett Ore Unloaders — Ward 13 Worker’s Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds (O 278-2000)...... 342 Ohio Canal Corridor — Hulett Ore Unloaders — Ward 14 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. (O 283-2000) ...... 344 Puerto Rican Society of Cleveland — participation in the US Census —Ward 14 Workers’ Compensation Neighborhood Capital Funds. (O 284-2000)...... 344 Umoja and Kuumba Youth Association — youth programs — Ward 2 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. (O 289-2000) ...... 345 Union Miles Development Corporation — enhance services — Ward 2 Workers’ Compensation Neighborhood Capital Funds. (O 290-2000) ...... 345 United Labor Agency — Home Maintenance Assistance Program — Ward 6 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds (O 277-2000) ...... 342

Zoning

Mount Pleasant — Business Revitalization District (BRD) — Kinsman Avenue (Ward 3) (O 1983-99) ...... 321 W. Superior Ave., Lockwood Dr., Columbus Rd — lands bounded — change the Use, Area and Height Districts (O 2179-99) ...... 336

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