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February the Twenty-Third, Two Thousand

Mayor Containing PAGE Michael R. White City Council 3 The Calendar 3 President of Council Board of Control 12 Michael D. Polensek Civil Service 16 Board of Zoning Appeals 16 Clerk of Council Board of Building Standards Ruby F. Moss and Building Appeals 17 Public Notices 18 Ward Name Public Hearings 18 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 25 5 Frank G. Jackson Index 26 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, FEBRUA RY 23, 2000 No. 4498 CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2000

The City Record 11:00 A.M.—Employment, Affirma- O’Malley, Vice Chairman; Jones, Published weekly under authority tive Action & Training Committee: Patmon, Robinson, Rybka, Swee- of the Charter of the White, Chairman; Lewis, Vice Chair- n e y . man; Cintron, Coats, Gordon, John- City of Cleveland 10:00 A.M.—Public Safety Commit- son, Jones. Subscription (by mail) $75.00 a year tee: Polensek, Chairman; Patmon, Vice Chairman; Britt, Cimperman, January 1 to December 31 MONDAY Interim subscriptions prorated Coats, Gordon, Jackson, Melena, Sweeney. $6.25 per month 2:00 P.M.—Finance Committee: Pat- Address all communications to mon, Chairman; Rybka, Vice Chair- man; Cintron, Dolan, Johnson, WEDNESDAY—Alternating RUBY F. MOSS Lewis, Melena, O’Malley, Polensek, Clerk of Council Robinson, Sweeney. 1:30 P.M.—Public Utilities Com- 216 City Hall m i t t e e : O’Malley, Chairman; Pat- TUESDAY mon, Vice Chairman; Britt, Coats, PERMANENT SCHEDULE 9:30 A.M.—Community and Eco- Dolan, Melena, Polensek, West- STANDING COMMITTEES nomic Development Committee: Me l e - brook, Willis. OF THE COUNCIL na, Chairman; Lewis, Vice Chairman; 1:30 P.M.—City Planning Commit- 1998-2001 Brady, Cimperman, Cintron, Jackson, tee: Cimperman, Chairman; Rybka, Jones, Robinson, Willis. Vice Chairman; Dolan, Jackson, O’Malley, Robinson, White. MONDAY TUESDAY—Alternating 9:30 A.M.—Public Parks, Property 1:00 P.M.—Public Health Commit- The following Committee is sub- & Recreation Committee: Rybka, tee: Gordon, Chairman; Robinson, ject to the Call of the Chairman: Chairman; Dolan, Vice Chairman; Vice Chairman; Brady, Cimperman, Mayor’s Appointment Committee: Brady, Britt, Johnson, Sweeney, Jackson, Westbrook, Willis, Zone. O’Malley, Chairman; Britt, Cimper- White. 1:30 P.M.—Legislation Committee: man, Patmon, Sweeney. Lewis, Chairman; Jones, Vice Chair- man; Brady, Coats, Gordon, Johnson, Westbrook. MONDAY—Alternating OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS 11:00 A.M.—Public Service Commit- WEDNESDAY—Alternating CITY COUNCIL tee: Cintron, Chairman; Sweeney, ______Vice Chairman; Britt, Coats, Johnson, 10:00 A.M.—Aviation & Transporta- Melena, O’Malley, Westbrook, Willis. tion Committee: Dolan, Chairman; NO MEETING

THE CALENDAR

The following measures will be on their final passage at the next meeting:

ORDINANCES

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 permitted 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 buildings 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). 245 4 The City Record February 23, 2000

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’

6 #: 2 per lot (total) . . . . 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

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 specifically 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 regulations presented in the Schedule of Location Regulations (Retail) in addition to the regulations of Section 350.08.

______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: 246 February 23, 2000 The City Record 5

(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 identification 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 350.20. (6) Outlots. If a vehicular entrance or parking lot of a shopping center also serves a use located on a separate 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 signage 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 ordinance, a new free-standing sign identifying two (2) or more businesses may be erected if the following conditions are met: 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 chapter 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 combined 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 otherwise 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 section). (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 building 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 property and surrounding properties. In addition to considering such general design factors as placement, proportions, 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, unobtrusive support struc- tures, 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 regulations. 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. 247 6 The City Record February 23, 2000

(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 incident. (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 preceding 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 regulations 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 activ- ity which has ended or to a business or product or service which has been discontinued. (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. (e) Signs for Nonconforming Uses. For legal nonconforming uses, such as a retail use in a residential zoning district, the applicable signage regulations shall be those most appropriate to the nature of the nonconforming 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 building 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 permitted 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 identification 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 applicable 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 immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed by law. 248 February 23, 2000 The City Record 7

Ord. No. 2096-99. Ord. No. 59-2000. No. 450 in H. Stone Addition, of By Councilmen Dolan and Patmon By Councilmen White and Patmon part of Original Brooklyn Town- (by departmental request). (by departmental request). ship Lots Nos. 53 and 68 as shown An emergency ordinance authoriz- An emergency ordinance authoriz- by the recorded plat in Volume 1 ing the purchase by requirement ing the Director of Personnel and of Maps, Page 41 of Cuyahoga contract of labor and materials nec- Human Resources to enter into con- County Records and being 50 feet essary for the maintenance and tract with Integrated Consultant front on the Southerly side of Sey- repair of computerized keycard Services, Ltd. to provide workers’ mour Avenue, S.W., and extending access/fire detection, time and compensation actuarial and auditing back of equal width 122 feet, 5 attendance equipment, for the vari- services for the Department of Per- inches to the Northwesterly side ous divisions of the Department of sonnel and Human Resources. line of Erin Avenue, S.W., as Port Control for a period not to Whereas, this ordinance consti- appears by said plat, be the same exceed two years. tutes an emergency measure provid- more or less, but subject to all ing for the usual daily operation of legal highways. Ord. No. 2154-99. a municipal department; now, there- Also subject to all zoning ordi- By Councilmen Lewis and Patmon fore, nances, if any. (by departmental request). Be it ordained by the Council of Section 3. That pursuant to Sec- An emergency ordinance to sup- the City of Cleveland: tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- plement the Codified Ordinances of Section 1. That the Director of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, by enacting Personnel and Human Resources is Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- new Section 127.42 thereof, relating hereby authorized to enter into con- plies is hereby authorized to sell to dishonored check fee. tract in an amount not to exceed Permanent Parcel No. 007-24-075 as Whereas, this ordinance consti- $195,000.00 with Integrated Consult- more fully described in Section 4 tutes an emergency measure providing Services, Ltd. to provide work- below, to Cleveland Housing Net- ing for the usual daily operation of ers’ compensation actuarial and work Limited Partnership 17. a municipal department; now, there- auditing services on the basis of Section 4. That the real property fore, their proposal dated November 29, to be sold pursuant to Section 3 of Be it ordained by the Council of 1999, payable from Fund No. 01- this Ordinance is more fully the City of Cleveland: 040201-632000, Request No. 16218, for described as follows: Section 1. That the Codified Ordi- the Department of Personnel and nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, are Human Resources. P. P. No. 007-24-075 hereby supplemented by enacting Section 2. That this ordinance is Situated in the City of Cleveland, new Section 127.42 thereof, to read hereby declared to be an emergency County of Cuyahoga and State of as follows: measure and, provided it receives Ohio, and known as being the West the affirmative vote of two-thirds of half of Sublot No. 187 in the East Section 127.42 Dishonored Check all the members elected to Council, half of Sublot No. 188 in Hiram Fee it shall take effect and be in force Stone’s Allotment of part of Original When any person shall give or immediately upon its passage and Brooklyn Township Lots Nos. 53 and cause to be given to any City offi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 68, as shown by the recorded plat in cial, Department or Division, a nego- shall take effect and be in force Volume 1 of Maps, Pages 41 and 42 tiable instrument in payment of any from and after the earliest period of Cuyahoga County Records and obligation of such person due the allowed by law. being together a parcel of land 50 City, which instrument is subse- feet front on the South side of Wade quently dishonored by the party or Ord. No. 138-2000. Avenue, S.W., and extending back of institution upon whom drawn, a one- By Councilmen White, Robinson, equal width 132 feet deep, to an Patmon, Rybka, Cintron, Brady, alley, as appears by said plat, be the time fee of Twenty-Five Dollars Melena and Cimperman. same more or less, but subject to all ($25.00) for each check shall be An emergency ordinance authoriz- legal highways. added to the original obligation as ing the sale of real property as part Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if a Dishonored Check Fee. The Dis- of the Land Reutilization Program any. honored Check Fee shall be first on scattered sites to Cleveland Section 5. That pursuant to Sec- deposited toward defraying the Housing Network Limited Partner- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- costs of collection for the division in ship 17. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the which the original obligation arose. Whereas, the City of Cleveland Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Assessment of the Dishonored Check adopted and implemented proce- plies is hereby authorized to sell Fee shall not relieve a maker of a dures under Chapter 5722 of the Permanent Parcel No. 008-06-045 as dishonored negotiable instrument of Ohio Revised Code to facilitate more fully described in Section 6 criminal or civil liability otherwise reutilization of nonproductive lands below, to Cleveland Housing Net- provided by law. situated within the City of Cleve- work Limited Partnership 17. Section 2. That the Department of land; and Section 6. That the real property Finance is authorized to issue poli- Whereas, real property acquired to be sold pursuant to Section 5 of cies and procedures necessary to under the City’s Land Reutilization this Ordinance is more fully assess the dishonored check fee Program is acquired, held, adminis- described as follows: described in Section 1. Such policies tered and disposed of by the City of and procedures shall be issued in a Cleveland through its Department of P. P. No. 008-06-045 form substantially similar to the Community Development under the Situated in the City of Cleveland, policies and procedures submitted to terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio County of Cuyahoga and State of City Council by the Finance Depart- Revised Code and Section 183.021 of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. ment and contained in File No. 2154- Codified Ordinances of the City of 16 in Mary B. Rowley’s Allotment of 99-A. Any substantial departure Cleveland, 1976; and part of Original Brooklyn Township from the policies and procedures Whereas, this ordinance consti- Lot No. 72 as shown by the record- contained in the above mentioned tutes an emergency measure provided plat in Volume 8 of Maps, Page file shall require City Council ing for the usual daily operation of 32 of Cuyahoga County Records, and approval. a municipal department; now, there- being 30 feet front on the Easterly Section 3. That this ordinance is fore, side of West 18th Place (formerly hereby declared to be an emergency Be it ordained by the Council of Ditton Street) and extending back measure and, provided it receives the City of Cleveland: of equal width 110 feet, as appears the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- by said plat, be the same more or all the members elected to Council, tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- less, but subject to all legal high- it shall take effect and be in force nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the ways. immediately upon its passage and Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Also subject to all zoning ordi- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it plies is hereby authorized to sell nances, if any. shall take effect and be in force Permanent Parcel No. 007-20-007 as Section 7. That pursuant to Sec- from and after the earliest period more fully described in Section 2 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- allowed by law. below, to Cleveland Housing Net- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the work Limited Partnership 17. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Ord. No. 2172-99. Section 2. That the real property plies is hereby authorized to sell By Councilmen Rybka and Pat- to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of Permanent Parcel No. 019-13-115 as mon (by departmental request). this Ordinance is more fully more fully described in Section 8 An emergency ordinance authoriz- described as follows: below, to Cleveland Housing Net- ing the purchase by contract of not work Limited Partnership 17. to exceed eleven pumps for swim- P. P. No. 007-20-007 Section 8. That the real property ming pools, for the Division of Situated in the City of Cleveland, to be sold pursuant to Section 7 of Recreation, Department of Parks, County of Cuyahoga and State of this Ordinance is more fully Recreation and Properties. Ohio, and known as being Sublot described as follows: 249 8 The City Record February 23, 2000

P. P. No. 019-13-115 below, to Cleveland Housing Net- Section 26. That the real property Situated in the City of Cleveland, work Limited Partnership 17. to be sold pursuant to Section 25 of County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 20. That the real property this Ordinance is more fully Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. to be sold pursuant to Section 19 of described as follows: 7 in the Guardian Subdivision of this Ordinance is more fully part of Original Rockport Township described as follows: P. P. No. 108-08-092 Section No. 10, as shown by the Situated in the City of Cleveland, recorded plat in Volume 65 of Maps, P. P. No. 019-22-013 County of Cuyahoga and State of Page 9 of Cuyahoga County Records Situated in the City of Cleveland, Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. and being 40 feet front on the County of Cuyahoga and State of 44 in Schatzinger and Tremain’s Northerly side of Brookfield Avenue, Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Subdivision of part of Original One S.W., 104.06 feet deep on the East- 159 in Joseph Schrimshaw’s High- Hundred Acre Lot No. 361, as shown erly line, 104.50 feet deep on the view Allotment of part of Original by the recorded plat in Volume 18 Westerly line and 40 feet wide in Rockport Township Section No. 10, of Maps, Page 7 of Cuyahoga Coun- the rear, as appears by said plat, be as shown by the recorded plat in ty Records, and also the Easterly the same more or less, but subject Volume 83 of Maps, Page 27 of Cuya- one-half of Block A in W. H. Van to all legal highways. hoga County Records and being 40 Tine Jr., Trustee’s Allotment of part Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if feet front on the Southerly side of of Original One Hundred Acre Lots any. Grimsby Avenue, S.W., and extend- Nos. 361 and 369, as shown by the Section 9. Reserved. ing back of equal width 112.47 feet, recorded plat in Volume 17 of Maps, Section “10”. as appears by said plat, be the same Page 29 of Cuyahoga County Section 11. Reserved. more or less, but subject to all legal Records, and together forming a Section “12”. highways. parcel of land 60 feet front on the Section 13. Reserved. Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if Westerly side of East 102nd Street, Section “14”. any. formerly Eldridge Avenue) and Section 15. That pursuant to Sec- Section 21. That pursuant to Sec- extending back of equal width 122.5 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- feet, as appears by the said plat, be nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the the same more or less, but subject Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- to all legal highways. plies is hereby authorized to sell plies is hereby authorized to sell Also subject to zoning ordinances. Permanent Parcel No. 019-18-078 as Permanent Parcel No. 019-22-014 as Section 27. That pursuant to Sec- more fully described in Section 16 more fully described in Section 22 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- below, to Cleveland Housing Net- below, to Cleveland Housing Net- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the work Limited Partnership 17. work Limited Partnership 17. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 16. That the real property Section 22. That the real property plies is hereby authorized to sell to be sold pursuant to Section 15 of to be sold pursuant to Section 21 of Permanent Parcel No. 108-25-086 as this Ordinance is more fully this Ordinance is more fully more fully described in Section 28 described as follows: described as follows: below, to Cleveland Housing Net- work Limited Partnership 17. P. P. No. 019-18-078 P. P. No. 019-22-014 Section 28. That the real property Situated in the City of Cleveland, Situated in the City of Cleveland, to be sold pursuant to Section 27 of County of Cuyahoga and State of County of Cuyahoga and State of this Ordinance is more fully Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. described as follows: 185 in the Domal Land Company’s 160 in Joseph Schrimshaw’s High- Subdivision of part of Original view Allotment of part of Original P. P. No. 108-25-086 Rockport Township Section No. 10, Rockport Township Section No. 10, Situated in the City of Cleveland, as shown by the recorded plat in as shown by the recorded plat in County of Cuyahoga and State of Volume 25 of Maps, Page 20 of Cuya- Volume 83 of Maps, Page 27 of Cuya- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. hoga County Records and being 40 hoga County Records, be the same 299 in Cleveland Realty Company’s feet front on the Northerly side of more or less, but subject to all legal Subdivision of part of Original One Matherson Avenue, S.W., and extend- highways. Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 370 and 362, ing back of equal width, 100 feet Also subject to all zoning ordi- as shown by the recorded plat in deep, be the same more or less, but nances, if any. Volume 24 of Maps, Page 17 of Cuya- subject to all legal highways. Section 23. That pursuant to Sec- hoga County Records, and being 35 Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- feet front on the Northerly side of any. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Elgin Avenue, and extending back Section 17. That pursuant to Sec- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- between parallel lines 110 feet, as tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- plies is hereby authorized to sell appears by said plat, be the same nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Permanent Parcel No. 004-19-022 as more or less, but subject to all legal Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- more fully described in Section 24 highways. plies is hereby authorized to sell below, to Cleveland Housing Net- Also subject to all zoning ordi- Permanent Parcel No. 019-19-090 as work Limited Partnership 17. nances, if any. more fully described in Section 18 Section 24. That the real property Section 29. That pursuant to Sec- below, to Cleveland Housing Net- to be sold pursuant to Section 23 of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- work Limited Partnership 17. this Ordinance is more fully nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Section 18. That the real property described as follows: Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- to be sold pursuant to Section 17 of plies is hereby authorized to sell this Ordinance is more fully P. P. No. 004-19-022 Permanent Parcel No. 108-25-096 as described as follows: Situated in the City of Cleveland, more fully described in Section 30 County of Cuyahoga and State of below, to Cleveland Housing Net- P. P. No. 019-19-090 Ohio and known as being the West- work Limited Partnership 17. Situated in the City of Cleveland, erly part of Sublot No. 671 in the S.S. Section 30. That the real property County of Cuyahoga and State of Stone’s Subdivision of part of Origi- to be sold pursuant to Section 29 of Ohio, and known as being Sublot nal Brooklyn Township Lot No. 87 this Ordinance is more fully No. 40 in Clark Manchester Compa- as shown by the recorded plat in described as follows: ny’s Homesite Allotment No. 7 of Volume 2 of Maps, Page 31 of Cuya- part of Original Rockport Township hoga County Records. Said part of P. P. No. 108-25-096 Section No. 10 as shown by the Sublot No. 671 has a frontage of 33 Situated in the City of Cleveland, recorded plat in Volume 67 of Maps, feet on the Easterly side of West County of Cuyahoga and State of Page 5 of Cuyahoga County Records 7th Street (formerly University Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. and being 40 feet front on the Street), and extends back of equal 287 in the Cleveland Realty Compa- Northerly side of Kadel Avenue, width 135 feet as appears by said ny’s Subdivision of part of Original S.W., and extending back of equal plat, be the same more or less, but One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 370 and width, 123 feet deep, be the same subject to all legal highways. 362, as shown by the recorded plat more or less, but subject to all legal Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if in Volume 24 of Maps, Page 17 of h i g h w a y s . any. Cuyahoga County Records, and Also subject to all zoning ordi- Section 25. That pursuant to Sec- being 35 feet front on the Southerly nances, if any. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- side of Elgin Avenue, N.E., and Section 19. That pursuant to Sec- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the extending back of equal width 110 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- feet, as appears by said plat. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the plies is hereby authorized to sell Section 31. That pursuant to Sec- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Permanent Parcel No. 108-08-092 as tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- plies is hereby authorized to sell more fully described in Section 26 nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Permanent Parcel No. 019-22-013 as below, to Cleveland Housing Net- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- more fully described in Section 20 work Limited Partnership 17. plies is hereby authorized to sell 250 February 23, 2000 The City Record 9

Permanent Parcel No. 108-26-093 as Section 39. That pursuant to Sec- essary or appropriate. In meeting more fully described in Section 32 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- the minority participation goals, below, to Cleveland Housing Net- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Cleveland Housing Network shall work Limited Partnership 17. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- utilize MBE firms certified by the Section 32. That the real property plies is hereby authorized to sell City’s Office of Equal Opportunity to be sold pursuant to Section 31 of Permanent Parcel No. 136-01-095 as for all work exceeding $2,500 for a this Ordinance is more fully more fully described in Section 40 single transaction, or $10,000 for a described as follows: below, to Cleveland Housing Net- year. Minority firms that are not cer- work Limited Partnership 17. tified shall not be counted toward P. P. No. 108-26-093 Section 40. That the real property the goals. Situated in the City of Cleveland, to be sold pursuant to Section 39 of Section 51. That the conveyance County of Cuyahoga and State of this Ordinance is more fully authorized hereby shall be made by Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. described as follows: official deed prepared by the Direc- 72 in the Cleveland Realty Compa- tor of Law and executed by the ny’s Subdivision of part of Original P. P. No. 136-01-095 Mayor on behalf of the City of One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 362 and Situated in the City of Cleveland, Cleveland. The deed shall contain 370, as shown by the recorded plat County of Cuyahoga and State of such provisions as may be necessary in Volume 24 of Maps, Page 17 of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. to protect and benefit the public Cuyahoga County Records, and 56 in Leo W. Sapp’s Subdivision of interest. being 35 feet front on the Northerly part of Original One Hundred Acre Section 52. That this ordinance is side of Garfield Avenue (formerly Lots Nos. 457 and 458, as shown by hereby declared to be an emergency Bennington Street) and extending the recorded plat in Volume 5 of measure and, provided it receives back of equal width 110 feet deep, Maps, Page 26 of Cuyahoga County the affirmative vote of two-thirds of as appears by said plat, be the same Records, and being 40.02 feet front all the members elected to Council, more or less, but subject to all legal on the Northerly side of Elizabeth it shall take effect and be in force highways. Street, (now known as Elizabeth immediately upon its passage and Subject to restrictions recorded in Avenue, S.E.) and extending back of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Volume 1083, Page 533 of Cuyahoga equal width 140 feet to the Souther- shall take effect and be in force County Records. ly line of Prince Avenue, S.E. (for- from and after the earliest period Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if merly Prince Street), as appears by allowed by law. any. said plat, be the same more or less, Section 33. That pursuant to Sec- but subject to all legal highways. Ord. No. 175-2000. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Also subject to all zoning ordi- By Councilmen Britt, Johnson, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the nances, if any. Melena, Cimperman and Patmon (by Commissioner of Purchases and Section 41. Reserved. departmental request). Supplies is hereby authorized to sell Section “42”. An emergency ordinance authoriz- Permanent Parcel No. 108-26-098 as Section 43. That pursuant to Sec- ing the sale of real property as part more fully described in Section 34 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- of the Land Reutilization Program below, to Cleveland Housing Net- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the on scattered sites to the Buckeye work Limited Partnership 17. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Area Development Corporation or Section 34. That the real property plies is hereby authorized to sell designee. to be sold pursuant to Section 33 of Permanent Parcel No. 136-02-008 as Whereas, the City of Cleveland this Ordinance is more fully more fully described in Section 44 adopted and implemented proce- described as follows: below, to Cleveland Housing Net- dures under Chapter 5722 of the work Limited Partnership 17. Ohio Revised Code to facilitate P. P. No. 108-26-098 Section 44. That the real property reutilization of nonproductive lands Situated in the City of Cleveland, to be sold pursuant to Section 43 of situated within the City of Cleve- County of Cuyahoga and State of this Ordinance is more fully land; and Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. described as follows: Whereas, real property acquired 67 in the Cleveland Realty Compa- under the City’s Land Reutilization ny Subdivision, of part of Original P. P. No. 136-02-008 Program is acquired, held, adminis- One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 370 and Situated in the City of Cleveland, tered and disposed of by the City of 362, as shown by the recorded plat County of Cuyahoga and State of Cleveland through its Department of in Volume 24 of Maps, Page 17 of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Community Development under the Cuyahoga County Records, as 86 in Leo W. Sapp’s Subdivision of terms of Chapter 5722 of the Ohio appears by said plat, be the same part of Original One Hundred Acre Revised Code and Section 183.021 of more or less, but subject to all legal Lots Nos. 458 and 457, as shown by Codified Ordinances of the City of highways. the recorded plat in Volume 5 of Cleveland, 1976; and Section 35. Reserved. Maps, Page 26 of Cuyahoga County Whereas, this ordinance consti- Section “36”. Records and being a resurvey tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 37. That pursuant to Sec- recorded in Volume 12, Page 25 of ing for the usual daily operation of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Cuyahoga County Records, and a municipal department; now, there- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the being 40.02 feet front on the Norther- fore, Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- ly side of Elizabeth Avenue and 140 Be it ordained by the Council of plies is hereby authorized to sell feet deep running through to Prince the City of Cleveland: Permanent Parcel No. 135-09-020 as Avenue, as appears by said plat, be Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- more fully described in Section 38 the same more or less, but subject tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- below, to Cleveland Housing Net- to all legal highways. nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, the work Limited Partnership 17. Also subject to all zoning ordi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Section 38. That the real property nances, if any. plies is hereby authorized to sell to be sold pursuant to Section 37 of Section 45. Reserved. Permanent Parcel No. 121-33-111 as this Ordinance is more fully Section “46”. more fully described in Section 2 described as follows: Section 47. Reserved. below, to Buckeye Area Develop- Section “48”. ment Corporation or designee. P. P. No. 135-09-020 Section 49. That all documents Section 2. That the real property Situated in the City of Cleveland, necessary to complete the con- to be sold pursuant to Section 1 of County of Cuyahoga and State of veyance authorized by this ordi- this Ordinance is more fully Ohio, and known as being Sublot nance shall be executed within six described as follows: No. 157 in the Van DeBoeHager (6) months of the effective date of Company’s Union Heights Subdivi- this ordinance. If all of the docu- P. P. No. 121-33-111 sion of part of Original One Hun- ments are not executed within six Situated in the City of Cleveland, dred Acre Lot No. 450, as shown by (6) months of the effective date of County of Cuyahoga and State of the recorded plat of said Subdivi- this ordinance, or such additional Ohio, and known as being Sublot sion in Volume 43 of Maps, Page time as may be granted by the No. 40 in Grether and Palmer Sub- 20 of Cuyahoga County Records. Director of Community Develop- division of part of Original One Said Sublot No. 157 has a frontage ment, this ordinance shall be Hundred Acre Lot No. 419 as shown of 40 1/100 feet on the Northerly repealed and shall be of no further by the recorded plat in Volume 14 side of Sandusky Avenue, S.E., and force or effect. of Maps, Page 39 of Cuyahoga Coun- extends back 126 8/100 feet on the Section 50. That the consideration ty Records and being 40 feet front Easterly line, 126 76/100 feet on for the subject parcel shall be estab- on the Southwesterly side of Mt. the Westerly line, and has a rear lished by the Board of Control and Carmel Road, and extending back line of 40 feet, as appears by said shall be not less than Fair Market of equal width 140 feet, as appears p l a t . Value taking into account such by said plat, be the same more or Also subject to all zoning ordi- terms and conditions, restrictions less, but subject to all legal high- nances, if any. and covenants as are deemed nec- w a y s . 251 10 The City Record February 23, 2000

Also subject to all zoning ordi- 104.65 feet, as appears by said plat, back of equal width 105 feet as nances, if any. be the same more or less, but sub- appears by said plat. Section 3. That pursuant to Sec- ject to all legal highways. Subject to zoning ordinances, if tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 11. That pursuant to Sec- any. nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 17. That pursuant to Sec- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- plies is hereby authorized to sell Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Permanent Parcel No. 121-33-112 as plies is hereby authorized to sell Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- more fully described in Section 4 Permanent Parcel No. 128-01-020 as plies is hereby authorized to sell below, to Buckeye Area Develop- more fully described in Section 12 Permanent Parcel No. 128-13-004 as ment Corporation or designee. below, to Buckeye Area Develop- more fully described in Section 18 Section 4. That the real property ment Corporation or designee. below, to Buckeye Area Develop- to be sold pursuant to Section 3 of Section 12. That the real property ment Corporation or designee. this Ordinance is more fully to be sold pursuant to Section 11 of Section 18. That the real property described as follows: this Ordinance is more fully to be sold pursuant to Section 17 of described as follows: this Ordinance is more fully P. P. No. 121-33-112 described as follows: Situated in the City of Cleveland, P. P. No. 128-01-020 County of Cuyahoga and State of Situated in the City of Cleveland, P. P. No. 128-13-004 Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. County of Cuyahoga and State of Situated in the City of Cleveland, 39 in Grether, Grether and Palmer Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. County of Cuyahoga and State of and Perkins Subdivision of part of 16 in the Marshall Re-Subdivision of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Original One Hundred Acre Lot No. part of Original One Hundred Acre 6 in J.J. Elwell and others Subdivi- 419, as shown by the recorded plat Lots Nos. 425 and 426, as shown by sion of part of Original One Hun- in Volume 14 of Maps, Page 39 of the recorded plat in Volume 22 of dred Acre Lots Nos. 426 and 425 as Cuyahoga County Records. Said Maps, Page 15 of Cuyahoga County shown by the recorded plat in Vol- Sublot No. 39 has a frontage of 40 Records, and being 40 feet front on ume 25 of Maps, Page 23 of Cuya- feet on the Southwesterly side of Mt. the Northerly side of Shale Avenue, hoga County Records and being 40 Carmel Road, S.E., (formerly Inger- S.E., and extending back of equal feet front on the Southerly side of soll Road), and extends back width 126 feet, as appears by said Elwell Avenue, S.E., and extending between parallel lines 140 feet, as plat, be the same more or less, but back of equal width, 100 feet deep, appears by said plat, be the same subject to all legal highways. be the same more or less, but sub- more or less, but subject to all legal Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if ject to all legal highways. highways. any. Also subject to all zoning ordi- Section 5. Reserved. Section 13. That pursuant to Sec- nances, if any. Section 6. Reserved. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Subject to restrictions and Build- Section 7. That pursuant to Sec- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the ing Line Restrictions recited in Vol- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- ume 427, Page 615 of Cuyahoga nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the plies is hereby authorized to sell County Records, filed April 11, 1888 Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Permanent Parcel No. 128-01-024 as and refiled in Volume 573, Page 492 plies is hereby authorized to sell more fully described in Section 14 of Cuyahoga County Records, filed Permanent Parcel No. 121-34-009 as below, to Buckeye Area Develop- July 14, 1894. more fully described in Section 8 ment Corporation or designee. Section 19. Reserved. below, to Buckeye Area Develop- Section 14. That the real property Section 20. Reserved. ment Corporation or designee. to be sold pursuant to Section 13 of Section 21. That pursuant to Sec- Section 8. That the real property this Ordinance is more fully tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- to be sold pursuant to Section 7 of described as follows: nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the this Ordinance is more fully Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- described as follows: P. P. No. 128-01-024 plies is hereby authorized to sell Situated in the City of Cleveland, Permanent Parcel No. 128-13-061 as P. P. No. 121-34-009 County of Cuyahoga and State of more fully described in Section 22 Situated in the City of Cleveland, Ohio and bounded and described as below, to Buckeye Area Develop- County of Cuyahoga and State of follows, to wit: and known as being ment Corporation or designee. Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Sublot No. 12 in Marshall Re-Subdi- Section 22. That the real property 13 in Quincy Heights Subdivision of vision of Block “A” and “B” and to be sold pursuant to Section 21 of part of Original One Hundred Acre Sublots Nos. 52, 54, 56 and 58 in the this Ordinance is more fully Lots Nos. 418, 419 and 420, as shown Bigalow Allotment of part of Orig- described as follows: by the recorded plat in Volume 37 inal One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. of Maps, Page 2 of Cuyahoga Coun- 425 and 426, as shown by the P. P. No. 128-13-061 ty Records and being 36 feet front recorded plat in Volume 22 of Situated in the City of Cleveland, on the Southwesterly side of Wood- Maps, Page 15 of Cuyahoga Coun- County of Cuyahoga and State of stock Avenue, S.E., (formerly Quin- ty Records and being 40 feet front Ohio, and known as being Sublot cy Avenue) and extending back of on the Northerly side of Shale No. 28 in The I.H. Marshall Subdi- equal width 84.28 feet, as appears by Avenue, S.E., and extending back vision of part of Original One Hun- said plat, be the same more or less, of equal width, 126 feet deep, be dred Acre Lots Nos. 425 and 426, as but subject to all legal highways. the same more or less, but subject shown by the recorded plat in Vol- Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if to all legal highways. ume 7 of Maps, Page 20 of Cuya- any. Also subject to all zoning ordi- hoga County Records, and being 40 Section 9. That pursuant to Sec- nances, if any. feet front on the Southerly side of tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Section 15. That pursuant to Sec- Stoughton Avenue, and extending nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- back of equal width 136 feet, as Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the appears by said plat, be the same plies is hereby authorized to sell Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- more or less, but subject to all legal Permanent Parcel Nos. 121-34-089 as plies is hereby authorized to sell h i g h w a y s . more fully described in Section 10 Permanent Parcel No. 128-01-120 as Also subject to all zoning ordi- below, to Buckeye Area Develop- more fully described in Section 16 nances, if any. ment Corporation or designee. below, to Buckeye Area Develop- Section 23. That pursuant to Sec- Section 10. That the real property ment Corporation or designee. tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- to be sold pursuant to Section 9 of Section 16. That the real property nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the this Ordinance is more fully to be sold pursuant to Section 15 of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- described as follows: this Ordinance is more fully plies is hereby authorized to sell described as follows: Permanent Parcel No. 128-13-096 as P. P. No. 121-34-089 more fully described in Section 24 Situated in the City of Cleveland, P. P. No. 128-01-120 below, to Buckeye Area Develop- County of Cuyahoga and State of Situated in the City of Cleveland, ment Corporation or designee. Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. County of Cuyahoga and State of Section 24. That the real property 43 in Heisley Heights’ Subdivision Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. to be sold pursuant to Section 23 of of part of Original One Hundred 90 in Benham’s Luna Heights Sub- this Ordinance is more fully Acre Lot Nos. 418, 419 and 420 as division of part of Original One described as follows: shown by the recorded plat in Vol- Hundred Acre Lot Nos. 417 and 418 P. P. No. 128-13-096 ume 36 of Maps, Page 23 of Cuya- as shown by the recorded plat in Situated in the City of Cleveland, hoga County Records, and being 40 Volume 42 of Maps, Page 19 of Cuya- County of Cuyahoga and State of feet front on the Northeasterly side hoga County Records and being 40 Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. of Mount Overlook Avenue, S.E., and feet front on the Southerly side of 36 in J. Heinas and G.W. Taylor Sub- extending back of equal width Crestwood Avenue, and extending division of part of Original One 252 February 23, 2000 The City Record 11

Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 425 and 426, Section 29. That pursuant to Sec- 46 in Prochaska Polcar’s South as shown by the recorded plat in tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Woodland Avenue Allotment of part Volume 13 of Maps, Page 42 of Cuya- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the of Original One Hundred Acre Lot hoga County Records, and being 40 Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- No. 426, as shown by the recorded feet front on the Southerly side of plies is hereby authorized to sell plat in Volume 28 of Maps, Page 23 Sophia Avenue, and extending back Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-024 as of Cuyahoga County Records and 113.07 feet on the Easterly line, more fully described in Section 30 being 35 feet front on the Southerly 113.24 feet on the Westerly line, and below, to Buckeye Area Develop- side of Sophia Avenue and extend- having a rear line of 40 feet as ment Corporation or designee. ing back 110.44 feet on the Wester- appears by said plat, be the same Section 30. That the real property ly line, 110.26 feet on the Easterly more or less, but subject to all legal to be sold pursuant to Section 29 of line and having a rear line of 35 highways. this Ordinance is more fully feet, as appears by said plat. Also subject to all zoning ordi- described as follows: Also subject to all zoning ordinances, if any. nances, if any. Section 25. That pursuant to Sec- P. P. No. 128-14-024 Section 35. That pursuant to Sec- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Situated in the City of Cleveland, tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the County of Cuyahoga and State of nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- plies is hereby authorized to sell 55 in Prochaska and Polcar's South plies is hereby authorized to sell Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-016 as Woodland Allotment of part of Orig- Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-036 as more fully described in Section 26 inal One Hundred Acre Lot No. 426 more fully described in Section 36 below, to Buckeye Area Develop- and Re-Allotment of Joseph Doffn- below, to Buckeye Area Develop- ment Corporation or designee. er’s Allotment of part of Original ment Corporation or designee. Section 26. That the real property One Hundred Acre Lot No. 426 as Section 36. That the real property to be sold pursuant to Section 25 of shown by the recorded plat in Vol- to be sold pursuant to Section 35 of this Ordinance is more fully ume 28 of Maps, Page 23 of Cuya- this Ordinance is more fully described as follows: hoga County Records and being 37 described as follows: feet front on the Northerly side of P. P. No. 128-14-016 Sophia Avenue, S.E., and extending P. P. No. 128-14-036 Situated in the City of Cleveland, back 117.08 feet on the Easterly line, Situated in the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and State of 116.88 feet on the Westerly line and County of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, and bounded and described as having a rear line of 37 feet, which Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. follows, to wit: is also the Southerly side of a 10 43 in Prochaska and Polcar’s “South Known as being Sublot No. 63 in foot alley, as appears by said plat, Woodland Avenue” Allotment of Prochaska and Polcar Subdivision of be the same more or less, but sub- part of Original One Hundred Acre part of Original One Hundred Acre ject to all legal highways. Lot No. 426 and a Re-Allotment of Lot No. 426 as shown by the record- Also subject to all zoning ordi- Joseph Duffner’s Allotment of part ed plat in Volume 28 of Maps, Page nances, if any. of Original One Hundred Acre Lot 23 of Cuyahoga County Records and Section 31. That pursuant to Sec- No. 426, as shown by the recorded being 35 feet front on the Westerly tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- plat in Volume 28 of Maps, Page 23 side of East 104th Street and extend- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the of Cuyahoga County Records and ing back of equal width 140 feet, as Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- being 35 feet front on the Southerly appears by said plat, be the same plies is hereby authorized to sell side of Sophia Avenue, S.E., and more or less, but subject to all legal Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-026 as extending back 109.9 feet deep on highways. more fully described in Section 32 the Westerly line, 109.72 feet deep BEING the same property below, to Buckeye Area Develop- on the Easterly line and 35 feet acquired by the Grantor pursuant to ment Corporation or designee. wide in the rear, be the same more the provisions of the National Hous- Section 32. That the real property or less, but subject to all legal high- ing Act, as amended (12 USC 1701 to be sold pursuant to Section 31 of ways. et. seq.) and the Department of this Ordinance is more fully Also subject to all zoning ordi- Housing and Urban Development described as follows: nances, if any. Act (79 Stat. 667). Section 37. That pursuant to Sec- SUBJECT TO ALL covenants, P. P. No. 128-14-026 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- restrictions, reservations, easements, Situated in the City of Cleveland, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the conditions and right appearing of County of Cuyahoga and State of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- record; and SUBJECT to any state of Ohio, and known as being the plies is hereby authorized to sell facts an accurate survey would show. Southerly 88 feet of Sublot No. 53 in Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-089 as Section 27. That pursuant to Sec- Prochaska and Polcar’s “South more fully described in Section 38 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- Woodland Avenue” Allotment of below, to Buckeye Area Develop- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the part of Original One Hundred Acre ment Corporation or designee. Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Lot No. 426, as shown by the record- Section 38. That the real property plies is hereby authorized to sell ed plat in Volume 28 of Maps, Page to be sold pursuant to Section 37 of Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-023 as 23 of Cuyahoga County Records and this Ordinance is more fully more fully described in Section 28 being 40 feet front on the Northerly described as follows: below, to Buckeye Area Develop- side of Sophia Avenue, S.E., (for- ment Corporation or designee. merly Heina Street), and extending P. P. No. 128-14-089 Section 28. That the real property back of equal width with a distance Situated in the City of Cleveland, to be sold pursuant to Section 27 of of 88 feet along the Easterly side of County of Cuyahoga and State of this Ordinance is more fully East 102nd Street, (formerly Mar- Ohio, and known as being the described as follows: shall Street), be the same more or Northerly 28.46 feet of Sublot No. 53 less, but subject to all legal high- in Prochaska and Polcar’s South P. P. No. 128-14-023 ways. Woodland Avenue Allotment of part Situated in the City of Cleveland, Also subject to all zoning ordi- of Original One Hundred Acre Lot County of Cuyahoga and State of nances, if any. No. 426, and a Re-Allotment of Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Section 33. That pursuant to Sec- Joseph Duffner’s Allotment of part 56 in Prochaska and Polcar’s South tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- of said Original One Hundred Acre Woodland Avenue Allotment of a nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Lot No. 426; the premise hereby con- part of Original One Hundred Acre Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- veyed being all of said Sublot No. Lot No. 426, as shown by the record- plies is hereby authorized to sell 53, except the Southerly 88 feet ed plat in Volume 28 of Maps, Page Permanent Parcel No. 128-14-033 as thereof conveyed to Jennie Berta, by 23 of Cuyahoga County Records, and more fully described in Section 34 Deed dated March 28, 1922, and being 36 feet front on the Northerly below, to Buckeye Area Develop- recorded in Cuyahoga County side of Sophia Avenue, S.E., (for- ment Corporation or designee. Records of Deeds, Volume 2538, merly Heina Street), and extending Section 34. That the real property Page 523, be the same more or less, back 117.08 feet on the Westerly to be sold pursuant to Section 33 of but subject to all legal highways. line, 117.27 feet on the Easterly line, this Ordinance is more fully Also subject to all zoning ordi- and having a rear line of 36 feet, as described as follows: nances, if any. appears by said plat, be the same Section 39. That pursuant to Sec- more or less, but subject to all legal P. P. No. 128-14-033 tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- highways. Situated in the City of Cleveland, nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the Also subject to all zoning ordi- County of Cuyahoga and State of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- nances, if any. Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. plies is hereby authorized to sell 253 12 The City Record February 23, 2000

Permanent Parcel No. 128-22-047 as year. Minority firms that are not cer- Energy Adjustment Charge more fully described in Section 40 tified shall not be counted toward (a) An additional incremental below, to Buckeye Area Develop- the goals. charge for excess fuel and power ment Corporation or designee. Section 45. That the conveyance production and purchase power Section 40. That the real property authorized hereby shall be made by costs may be applied to the rates to be sold pursuant to Section 39 of official deed prepared by the Direc- prescribed in Sections 523.02 to this Ordinance is more fully tor of Law and executed by the 523.065 and any other rate schedule described as follows: Mayor on behalf of the City of as may be adopted by the City. Cleveland. The deed shall contain (b) The incremental charge shall P. P. No. 128-22-047 such provisions as may be necessary be based on the fuel and purchase Situated in the City of Cleveland, to protect and benefit the public power cost per kilowatt hour deliv- County of Cuyahoga and State of interest. ered calculated pursuant to subsec- Ohio, and known as being Sublot Section 46. That this ordinance is tions (c)(1) and (2) of this Section, No. 59 in the Helper-Woodland Hills hereby declared to be an emergency and shall not be less than the Park Subdivision of part of Original measure and, provided it receives charge calculated pursuant to such One Hundred Acre Lots Nos. 433 and the affirmative vote of two-thirds of subsections on October 1, 1997. 434, as shown by the recorded plat all the members elected to Council, (c)(1) The fuel and purchase in Volume 42 of Maps, Page 26 of it shall take effect and be in force power cost per kilowatt hour sold to Cuyahoga County Records, and immediately upon its passage and residential ratepayers shall be deter- being 50 feet front on the Norther- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it mined by dividing the sum of the ly side of Ramona Boulevard, 150 shall take effect and be in force cost of the kilowatt hours purchased feet deep on the Easterly line, 150 from and after the earliest period from the Power Authority of the feet deep on the Westerly line and allowed by law. State of New York and the average 42.43 feet wide in the rear, as cost of kilowatt hours purchased appears by said plat, be the same from other sources needed to supply more or less, but subject to all legal BOARD OF CONTROL the residential customers. For the h i g h w a y s . period ending December 31, 2005, the incremental charge calculated here- Subject to Zoning Ordinances, if February 16, 2000 any. in shall be adjusted by subtracting Section 41. That pursuant to Sec- The regular meeting of the Board 15 mils per kilowatt hour for resi- tion 183.021 of the Codified Ordi- of Control convened in the Mayor’s dential customers who provide the nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, the office on Wednesday, February 16, Division of Cleveland Public Power Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- 2000, at 11:00 a.m. with Mayor White with a certificate of reduction of plies is hereby authorized to sell presiding. taxes obtained pursuant to the Permanent Parcel No. 129-16-140 as Present: Mayor White, Directors Homestead Exemption provisions of more fully described in Section 42 Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, Sections 323.151 through 323.157 of the Revised Code, and 9.75 mils per below, to Buckeye Area Develop- Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director kilowatt hour for all other residen- ment Corporation or designee. Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, tial customers. Beginning on Janu- Section 42. That the real property Warren, Acting Director Alexander. ary 1, 2006, the incremental charge to be sold pursuant to Section 41 of Absent: Directors Brooks, Patterson. for all residential customers shall be this Ordinance is more fully Others: Myrna Branche, Commis- adjusted by subtracting 15 mils per described as follows: sioner, Purchases and Supplies. Sharon Sobol Jordan, Director, Of- kilowatt hour. fice of Equal Opportunity. (2) Except as provided in Section P. P. No. 129-16-140 523.048, the fuel and purchase power Situated in the City of Cleveland, On motion, the following resolutions were adopted. cost per kilowatt hour sold to all County of Cuyahoga and State of ratepayers, other than residential Ohio, and known as being Sublot No. Resolution No. 78-00. ratepayers, during the twelve 38 in William M. Southern’s Brugge By Director Brooks. months of the year, shall be deter- Farm Subdivision of part of Origi- Resolved by the Board of Control mined by dividing the sum of the nal One Hundred Acre Lot No. 429, of the City of Cleveland, that pur- total cost of coal, oil, gas and pur- as shown by the recorded plat in suant to Section 101 of the Charter, chase power by the total kilowatt Volume 35 of Maps, Page 9 of Cuya- Section 181.19 of the Codified Ordi- hours distributed, except that the hoga County Records, and being 40 nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, and computation shall exclude the cost feet front on the Westerly side of Resolution No. 921-52, adopted by the of PASNY power and the amount of East 125th Street (formerly John Board of Control on November 26, PASNY power allocable to kilowatt Street) and extending back of equal 1952, the report of the Commission- hours distributed, and shall exclude width 100 feet, as appears by said er of Purchases and Supplies for the the costs of all purchase power from plat, be the same more or less, but sale of scrap, personal property, and a specific source or sources pur- subject to all legal highways. by-products during the month of chased by the Division for distribu- Subject to restrictions recorded in January, 2000 in the amount of tion to ratepayers pursuant to Sec- Volume 1494, Page 527 of Cuyahoga $322.00, hereto attached and made a tion 523.048. For the period ending County Records. part hereof, is hereby received, December 31, 2005, the incremental Also subject to all zoning ordi- approved and ordered filed. charge calculated herein shall be nances, if any. Yeas: Mayor White, Directors adjusted by subtracting 3.0 mils per Section 43. That all documents Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, kilowatt hour. Beginning on Janu- necessary to complete the con- Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director ary 1, 2006, such incremental charge veyance authorized by this ordi- Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, shall be adjusted by subtracting 15 nance shall be executed within six Warren, Acting Director Alexander. mils per kilowatt hour. (6) months of the effective date of Nays: None. (d) At the end of each month, the this ordinance. If all of the docu- Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- Division of Cleveland Public Power ments are not executed within six son. shall determine the excess fuel and (6) months of the effective date of this ordinance, or such additional Resolution No. 79-00. power charge during such month as time as may be granted by the By Director Konicek. herein provided. Be it further resolved that all Director of Community Develop- Be it resolved by the Board of other provisions of said Resolution ment, this ordinance shall be Control of the City of Cleveland, that Resolution No. 140-95, adopted No. 140-95, adopted February 27, repealed and shall be of no further February 27, 1995, as amended by 1995, as amended by Resolution No. force or effect. Resolution No. 152-95, adopted March 152-95, adopted March 1, 1995 not Section 44. That the consideration 1, 1995, fixing rates, rules and regu- expressly amended hereby shall for the subject parcel shall be estab- lations relating to the operation of remain unchanged and in full force lished by the Board of Control and the Division of Cleveland Public and effect. shall be not less than Fair Market Power, Department of Public Utili- Be it further resolved that, subject Value taking into account such ties, for electric service, is hereby to the approval of City Council, terms and conditions, restrictions amended by deleting that portion of Board of Control Resolution No. 344- and covenants as are deemed nec- said Resolution identified as “Ener- 94, adopted May 18, 1994, and any essary or appropriate. In meeting gy Adjustment Charge”, and adding other action of the Board of Control the minority participation goals, a new section entitled Energy fixing an incremental surcharge for Cleveland Housing Network shall Adjustment Charge which fixes cer- the payment of the judgment ren- utilize MBE firms certified by the tain rates, rules and regulations dered in Cuyahoga County Common City’s Office of Equal Opportunity relating to electric service, subject Pleas Case 78605, also referred to in for all work exceeding $2,500 for a to the approval of the Council of the Sections 523.25 and 523.251 of the single transaction, or $10,000 for a City of Cleveland, as follows: Codified Ordinances as the “CEI 254 February 23, 2000 The City Record 13

Lawsuit Surcharge,” are hereby of the estimated quantity would Resolution No. 85-00. rescinded. amount to Eighty Thousand Dollars By Director Ricchiuto. Yeas: Mayor White, Directors and 00/100 ($80,000.00) (Net), is Whereas, by Resolution No. 52-00, Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, hereby affirmed and approved as adopted January 26, 2000, pursuant Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director the lowest and best bid, and the to the authority of Ordinance No. Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, Director of Public Utilities is here- 1264-99, passed by the Cleveland Warren, Acting Director Alexander. by requested to enter into require- City Council August 11, 1999, this Nays: None. ment contract for such commodities, Board of Control approved the bid Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- which shall provide for the immedi- of The Cleveland Ignition Co., as the son. ate purchase as the initial amount lowest and best bid for the purchase of such contract of the following: of various automotive and truck Resolution No. 80-00. parts, items: 1, 4(A-C) and 5(A-C); By Director Konicek. Requisition No. 11421 and Be it resolved by the Board of which shall be certified against Whereas, in said Resolution No. Control of the City of Cleveland that such contract in the sum of Thirty 52-00, the requisition number was pursuant to the authority of Ordi- Thousand Dollars and 00/100 incorrectly stated as 17404; now, nance No. 453-99, passed by the ($30,000.00). therefore, Council of the City of Cleveland on Said requirement contract shall Be it resolved by the Board of May 17, 1999, The Dell Group, d.b.a. further provide that the Contractor Control of the City of Cleveland Creative Solutions is hereby selected will furnish the remainder of the that Board of Control Resolution No. from a list of firms determined after requirement for such commodities, 52-00, adopted January 26, 2000, a full and complete canvass by the whether more or less than said esti- affirming and approving the bid of Director of Public Utilities, as the mated quantity, as may be ordered The Cleveland Ignition Co. as the firm to be employed by contract to under subsequent requisitions sepa- lowest and best for the purchase of provide scaffolding and fall protec- rately certified against said contract. various automotive and truck parts, tion safety training services for a Yeas: Mayor White, Directors for the Division of Motor Vehicle period of two years on an as need- Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, Maintenance, Department of Public ed basis, for the Division of Water, Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director Service, hereby is amended by Department of Public Utilities. Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, changing the requisition number to Be it further resolved that the Warren, Acting Director Alexander. 1 7 5 0 4 . Director of Public Utilities hereby is Nays: None. Be it further resolved that all requested to enter into a contract Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- other provisions of said resolution with The Dell Group, d.b.a. Creative son. not expressly amended hereby shall Solutions based upon its proposal remain in full force and effect. dated November 3, 1999, which con- Resolution No. 83-00. Yeas: Mayor White, Directors tract shall be prepared by the Direc- By Director Sheffield-McClain. Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, tor of Law, shall provide for fur- Whereas, by Resolution No. 24-00, Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director nishing of professional services as adopted January 19, 2000, pursuant Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, contained in said proposal, for an to the authority of Ordinance No. Warren, Acting Director Alexander. aggregate fee not in excess of 574-99, passed by the Cleveland City Nays: None. $35,000.00, and shall contain such Council June 7, 1999, this Board of Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- additional provisions as the Director Control approved the bid of Mont- son. of Law deems necessary to protect gomery-Kone, Inc. and and benefit the public interest. Whereas, in said Resolution No. Resolution No. 86-00. 24-00, the bidder’s name was in- By Director Hudecek. SUBCONTRACTOR WORK correctly stated as Montgomery- Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance Kone, Inc.; now therefore, No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, Ultra Printing & Design Be it resolved by the Board of the City is conducting a Land Re- FBE $3,000 Control of the City of Cleveland that Board of Control Resolution No. 24- utilization Program in accordance with the provision of Chapter 5722 Yeas: Mayor White, Directors 00, adopted January 22, 1997, affirm- Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, ing and approving the bid of Mont- of the Ohio Revised Code; and Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director gomery-Kone, Inc. as the lowest and Whereas, City has acquired Per- Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, best for the labor and materials nec- manent Parcel No. 106-23-102 under Warren, Acting Director Alexander. essary to maintain and repair ele- said Land Reutilization Program; Nays: None. vators, escalators and moving walk- and Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- ways for the various divisions of the Whereas, Ordinance No. 1876-99, son. Department of Port Control, is here- passed December 13, 1999, autho- by amended by changing the bidder rized the sale of said parcel for a Resolution No. 81-00. name to “Kone Inc.” consideration established by the By Director Konicek. Be it further resolved that all Board of Control at not less than the Be it resolved, by the Board of Con- other provisions of said resolution Fair Market Value; and trol of the City of Cleveland that all not expressly amended hereby shall Whereas, Patrick Prince has pro- bids received on November 10, 1999 remain in full force and effect. posed to the City to purchase and for diving and underwater inspection Yeas: Mayor White, Directors develop said parcel; now, therefore, services (all items) for the Division Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, Be it resolved by the Board of of Water, Department of Public Util- Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director Control of the City of Cleveland that ities, pursuant to the authority of Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, pursuant to the authorization of Ordinance No. 509-99, passed by the Warren, Acting Director Alexander. Ordinance No. 1876-99, passed Decem- Council of the City of Cleveland on Nays: None. ber 13, 1999, by the Cleveland City May 17, 1999 are hereby rejected. Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- Council, the Mayor is hereby autho- Yeas: Mayor White, Directors son. rized to execute an official deed for Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, and on behalf of the City of Cleve- Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director Resolution No. 84-00. land with Patrick Prince for the Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, By Director Ricchiuto. sale and development of Permanent Warren, Acting Director Alexander. Resolved by the Board of Control Parcel No. 106-23-102, as described in Nays: None. of the City of Cleveland that all bids said Ordinance in accordance with Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- received on December 15, 1999 for the Land Reutilization Program in son. solid waste disposal services, con- such manner as best carries out the tract E.W. all items, for the Division intent of said program. Resolution No. 82-00. of Waste Collection and Disposal, Be it further resolved that the con- By Director Konicek. Department of Public Service, pur- sideration for said parcel shall be Be it resolved by the Board of suant to the authority of Ordinance $1.00, which amount is hereby deter- Control of the City of Cleveland that No. 1124-99, passed by the Council of mined to be not less than the fair the bid of The Craun-Liebing Com- the City of Cleveland on October 4, market value of said parcel for uses pany for an estimated quantity of 1999, be and the same are hereby in accordance with the Land Reuti- various parts for pump stations, for rejected. lization Program. the Division of Water Pollution Con- Yeas: Mayor White, Directors Yeas: Mayor White, Directors trol, Department of Public Utilities, Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, for a period of one (1) year begin- Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director ning with the date of execution of Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, a contract, received on the 19th day Warren, Acting Director Alexander. Warren, Acting Director Alexander. of January 2000, pursuant to the Nays: None. Nays: None. authority of Ordinance No. 1606-96, Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- passed October 28, 1996 on the basis son. son. 255 14 The City Record February 23, 2000

Resolution No. 87-00. in accordance with the Land Reuti- ment of Permanent Parcel No. 105- By Director Hudecek. lization Program. 32-120, as described in said Ordi- Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance Yeas: Mayor White, Directors nance in accordance with the Land No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, Reutilization Program in such man- the City is conducting a Land Re- Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director ner as best carries out the intent of utilization Program in accordance Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, said program. with the provision of Chapter 5722 Warren, Acting Director Alexander. Be it further resolved that the con- of the Ohio Revised Code; and Nays: None. sideration for said parcel shall be Whereas, City has acquired Per- Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- $1.00, which amount is hereby deter- manent Parcel No. 023-21-011 under son. mined to be not less than the fair said Land Reutilization Program; market value of said parcel for uses and Resolution No. 89-00. in accordance with the Land Reuti- Whereas, Ordinance No. 1661-99, By Director Hudecek. lization Program. passed December 13, 1999, autho- Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance Yeas: Mayor White, Directors rized the sale of said parcel for a No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, consideration established by the the City is conducting a Land Re- Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director Board of Control at not less than the utilization Program in accordance Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, Fair Market Value; and with the provision of Chapter 5722 Warren, Acting Director Alexander. Whereas, Henry C. Neely and of the Ohio Revised Code; and Nays: None. Geraldine Neely have proposed to Whereas, City has acquired Per- Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- the City to purchase and develop manent Parcel No. 106-15-051 under son. said parcel; now, therefore, said Land Reutilization Program; Be it resolved by the Board of and Resolution No. 91-00. Control of the City of Cleveland that Whereas, Ordinance No. 1875-99, By Director Hudecek. pursuant to the authorization of passed December 13, 1999, autho- Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance Ordinance No. 1661-99, passed Decem- rized the sale of said parcel for a No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, ber 13, 1999, by the Cleveland City consideration established by the the City is conducting a Land Re- Council, the Mayor is hereby autho- Board of Control at not less than the utilization Program (“Program”) in rized to execute an official deed for Fair Market Value; and accordance with the provisions of and on behalf of the City of Cleve- Whereas, Bertha Williams has Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Revised land with Henry C. Neely and Geral- proposed to the City to purchase and Code; and dine Neely for the sale and devel- develop said parcel; now, therefore, Whereas, under said Program, the opment of Permanent Parcel No. 023- Be it resolved by the Board of City has acquired Permanent Parcel 21-011, as described in said Ordi- Control of the City of Cleveland that No. 109-15-148 located at 10822 Mori- nance in accordance with the Land pursuant to the authorization of son Avenue in Ward 8; and Reutilization Program in such man- Ordinance No. 1875-99, passed Decem- Whereas, Section 183.021 of the ner as best carries out the intent of ber 13, 1999, by the Cleveland City Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, said program. Council, the Mayor is hereby autho- Ohio 1976 authorizes the Commis- Be it further resolved that the con- rized to execute an official deed for sioner of Purchases and Supplies, sideration for said parcel shall be and on behalf of the City of Cleve- when directed by the Director of $560.00, which amount is hereby land with Bertha Williams for the Community Development and when determined to be not less than the sale and development of Permanent certain specified conditions have fair market value of said parcel for Parcel No. 106-15-051, as described in been met, to sell Land Reutilization uses in accordance with the Land said Ordinance in accordance with Program parcels to adjacent or abut- Reutilization Program. the Land Reutilization Program in ting landowners; and Yeas: Mayor White, Directors such manner as best carries out the Whereas, Leroy Robinson and D. Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, intent of said program. Robinson, abutting/adjacent land- Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director Be it further resolved that the con- owners, have proposed to the City to Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, sideration for said parcel shall be purchase and develop said parcel; Warren, Acting Director Alexander. $1.00, which amount is hereby deter- and Nays: None. mined to be not less than the fair Whereas, the following conditions Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- market value of said parcel for uses exist: son. in accordance with the Land Reuti- 1. The member of Council from lization Program. Ward 8 has consented to the pro- Resolution No. 88-00. Yeas: Mayor White, Directors posed sale; By Director Hudecek. Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, 2. The parcel is either less than Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director 4,800 square feet or less than 40 feet No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, frontage; the City is conducting a Land Re- Warren, Acting Director Alexander. 3. The proposed purchasers of said utilization Program in accordance Nays: None. parcel are neither tax delinquent with the provision of Chapter 5722 Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- of the Ohio Revised Code; and son. nor in violation of the Building and Whereas, City has acquired Per- Housing Code; now, therefore, manent Parcel No. 135-21-119 under Resolution No. 90-00. Be it resolved by the Board of said Land Reutilization Program; By Director Hudecek. Control of the City of Cleveland that and Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance pursuant to Section 183.021 of Codi- Whereas, Ordinance No. 1848-99, No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, fied Ordinance of Cleveland, Ohio passed December 13, 1999, autho- the City is conducting a Land Re- 1976, the Commissioner of Purchas- rized the sale of said parcel for a utilization Program in accordance es and Supplies is authorized, when consideration established by the with the provision of Chapter 5722 directed by the Director of Commu- Board of Control at not less than the of the Ohio Revised Code; and nity Development, and the Mayor is Fair Market Value; and Whereas, City has acquired Per- hereby requested to execute an Offi- Whereas, Donnell Tate, Jr. has manent Parcel No. 105-32-120 under cial Deed for and on behalf of the proposed to the City to purchase and said Land Reutilization Program; City of Cleveland, with Leroy Robin- develop said parcel; now, therefore, and son and D. Robinson for the sale Be it resolved by the Board of Whereas, Ordinance No. 327-99, and development of Permanent Par- Control of the City of Cleveland that passed November 29, 1999, autho- cel No. 109-15-148 located at 10822 pursuant to the authorization of rized the sale of said parcel for a Morison Avenue, in accordance with Ordinance No. 1848-99, passed Decem- consideration established by the the Land Reutilization Program in ber 13, 1999, by the Cleveland City Board of Control at not less than the such manner as best carries out the Council, the Mayor is hereby autho- Fair Market Value; and intent of said program. rized to execute an official deed for Whereas, Jean Bragg and Don C. Be it further resolved that the con- and on behalf of the City of Cleve- Bragg, Sr. have proposed to the City sideration for said parcel shall be land with Donnell Tate, Jr. for the to purchase and develop said parcel; $1.00, which amount is hereby deter- sale and development of Permanent now, therefore, mined to be not less than the Fair Parcel No. 135-21-119, as described in Be it resolved by the Board of Market value of said parcel for uses said Ordinance in accordance with Control of the City of Cleveland that in accordance with said Program. the Land Reutilization Program in pursuant to the authorization of Yeas: Mayor White, Directors such manner as best carries out the Ordinance No. 327-99, passed Novem- Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, intent of said program. ber 29, 1999, by the Cleveland City Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director Be it further resolved that the con- Council, the Mayor is hereby autho- Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, sideration for said parcel shall be rized to execute an official deed for Warren, Acting Director Alexander. $1.00, which amount is hereby deter- and on behalf of the City of Cleve- Nays: None. mined to be not less than the fair land with Jean Bragg and Don C. Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- market value of said parcel for uses Bragg, Sr. for the sale and develop- son. 256 February 23, 2000 The City Record 15

Resolution No. 92-00. Whereas, Virgil W. Nicholson, nity Development, and the Mayor is By Director Hudecek. abutting/adjacent landowners, have hereby requested to execute an Offi- Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance proposed to the City to purchase and cial Deed for and on behalf of the No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, develop said parcel; and City of Cleveland, with Shirley the City is conducting a Land Re- Whereas, the following conditions Haynes for the sale and develop- utilization Program (“Program”) in exist: ment of Permanent Parcel No. 111- accordance with the provisions of 1. The member of Council from 01-034 located at 576 East 114th Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Revised Ward 8 has consented to the pro- Street, in accordance with the Land Code; and posed sale; Reutilization Program in such man- Whereas, under said Program, the 2. The parcel is either less than ner as best carries out the intent of City has acquired Permanent Parcel 4,800 square feet or less than 40 feet said program. No. 110-06-068 located at 619 East frontage; Be it further resolved that the 126th Street in Ward 10; and 3. The proposed purchaser of said consideration for said parcel shall Whereas, Section 183.021 of the parcel is neither tax delinquent nor be $1.00, which amount is hereby Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, in violation of the Building and determined to be not less than the Ohio 1976 authorizes the Commis- Housing Code; now, therefore, Fair Market value of said parcel for sioner of Purchases and Supplies, Be it resolved by the Board of uses in accordance with said Pro- when directed by the Director of Control of the City of Cleveland that g r a m . Community Development and when pursuant to Section 183.021 of Codi- Yeas: Mayor White, Directors certain specified conditions have fied Ordinance of Cleveland, Ohio Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, been met, to sell Land Reutilization 1976, the Commissioner of Purchas- Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director Program parcels to adjacent or abut- es and Supplies is authorized, when Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, ting landowners; and directed by the Director of Commu- Warren, Acting Director Alexander. Whereas, Dorothy Bell, abut- nity Development, and the Mayor is Nays: None. ting/adjacent landowner, has pro- hereby requested to execute an Offi- Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- posed to the City to purchase and cial Deed for and on behalf of the son. develop said parcel; and City of Cleveland, with Virgil W. Whereas, the following conditions Nicholson for the sale and develop- Resolution No. 95-00. exist: ment of Permanent Parcel No. 107- By Director Hudecek. 1. The member of Council from 02-052 located at 907 Ida Avenue, in Whereas, pursuant to the authori- Ward 10 has consented to the pro- accordance with the Land Reuti- ty of Ordinance No. 46-97, passed by posed sale; lization Program in such manner as the Council of the City of Cleveland 2. The parcel is either less than best carries out the intent of said on April 21, 1997, the Director of 4,800 square feet or less than 40 feet program. Community Development was author- frontage; Be it further resolved that the con- ized to enter into a project agree- 3. The proposed purchaser of said sideration for said parcel shall be ment (“Agreement”) with Villas of parcel is neither tax delinquent nor $1.00, which amount is hereby deter- Woodhaven, Limited Liability Com- in violation of the Building and mined to be not less than the Fair pany, or its designee, for the acqui- Housing Code; now, therefore, Market value of said parcel for uses sition, clearance and redevelopment Be it resolved by the Board of in accordance with said Program. of certain lands in the East 79th- Control of the City of Cleveland that Yeas: Mayor White, Directors East 89th-Euclid-Chester Community pursuant to Section 183.021 of Codi- Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, Development Plan Area (“Plan fied Ordinance of Cleveland, Ohio Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director Area”); 1976, the Commissioner of Purchas- Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, Whereas, the Director of Commu- es and Supplies is authorized, when Warren, Acting Director Alexander. nity Development and the Commis- directed by the Director of Commu- Nays: None. sioner of Purchases and Supplies are nity Development, and the Mayor is Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- prepared to effectuate the sale and hereby requested to execute an Offi- son. conveyance of the City-owned Land cial Deed for and on behalf of the Bank property to the Villas of City of Cleveland, with Dorothy Bell Resolution No. 94-00. Woodhaven LLC, or its designee, in for the sale and development of Per- By Director Hudecek. accordance with and pursuant to the manent Parcel No. 110-06-068 located Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance terms and conditions of the Agree- at 619 East 126th Street, in accor- No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, ment; dance with the Land Reutilization the City is conducting a Land Re- Whereas, said Ordinance No. 46-97, Program in such manner as best car- utilization Program (“Program”) in provided that the consideration to be ries out the intent of said program. accordance with the provisions of paid for the property shall be at a Be it further resolved that the Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Revised price not less than the fair reuse consideration for said parcel shall Code; and value as determined by the Board of be $1.00, which amount is hereby Whereas, under said Program, the Control; now, therefore, determined to be not less than the City has acquired Permanent Parcel Be it resolved by the Board of Fair Market value of said parcel for No. 111-01-034 located at 576 East Control of the City of Cleveland that uses in accordance with said Pro- 114th Street in Ward 9; and pursuant to Ordinance No. 46-97, g r a m . Whereas, Section 183.021 of the passed by the Council of the City of Yeas: Mayor White, Directors Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, Cleveland on April 21, 1997, the Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, Ohio 1976 authorizes the Commis- Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director sioner of Purchases and Supplies, plies is hereby directed to sell cer- Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, when directed by the Director of tain property located within the Warren, Acting Director Alexander. Community Development and when Plan Area to the Villas of Wood- Nays: None. certain specified conditions have haven LLC, or its designee with the Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- been met, to sell Land Reutilization consideration to be paid for the City son. Program parcels to adjacent or abut- Land Bank property to be One Hun- ting landowners; and dred Dollars ($100.00) per lot which Resolution No. 93-00. Whereas, Shirley Haynes, abut- amount is hereby determined to be By Director Hudecek. ting/adjacent landowner, has pro- not less than the fair reuse value of Whereas, pursuant to Ordinance posed to the City to purchase and said parcels. No. 2076-76, passed October 25, 1976, develop said parcel; and Be it further resolved that the the City is conducting a Land Re- Whereas, the following conditions Mayor of the City of Cleveland is utilization Program (“Program”) in exist: hereby requested to execute and accordance with the provisions of 1. The member of Council from deliver the Official Deed of the City Chapter 5722 of the Ohio Revised Ward 9 has consented to the pro- of Cleveland conveying said proper- Code; and posed sale; ty. Whereas, under said Program, the 2. The parcel is either less than Yeas: Mayor White, Directors City has acquired Permanent Parcel 4,800 square feet or less than 40 feet Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, No. 107-02-052 located at 907 Ida Ave- frontage; Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director nue in Ward 8; and 3. The proposed purchaser of said Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, Whereas, Section 183.021 of the parcel is neither tax delinquent nor Warren, Acting Director Alexander. Codified Ordinances of Cleveland, in violation of the Building and Nays: None. Ohio 1976 authorizes the Commis- Housing Code; now, therefore, Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- sioner of Purchases and Supplies, Be it resolved by the Board of son. when directed by the Director of Control of the City of Cleveland that Community Development and when pursuant to Section 183.021 of Codi- Resolution No. 96-00. certain specified conditions have fied Ordinance of Cleveland, Ohio By Director Guzman. been met, to sell Land Reutilization 1976, the Commissioner of Purchas- Resolved by the Board of Control Program parcels to adjacent or abut- es and Supplies is authorized, when of the City of Cleveland that the ting landowners; and directed by the Director of Commu- conditional bid of MD Helicopters, 257 16 The City Record February 23, 2000

Inc. for an estimated quantity of tur- SCHEDULE OF THE BOARD above finish grade over the existing bine helicopters except for such OF ZONING APPEALS door on an existing building locat- terms and conditions as are not ed in a Semi-Industry District on the acceptable to the Director of Law, north side of Clark Avenue at 4310- for the Division of Police, Depart- MONDAY, MARCH 6, 2000 4314 Clark Avenue, said projecting ment of Public Safety, for the peri- sign being contrary to the Sign Reg- 9:30 A.M. od of one (1) year beginning with ulations Requirements of Section the date of execution of a contract, 350.08(a) where the lowest element received on December 22, 1999, pur- Calendar No. 00-24: 3603 Riverside Avenue (Ward 15) of any projecting sign above a suant to the authority of Ordinance pedestrian way shall be at least 10' No. 182-99, passed June 7, 1999, Linda L. Darling, owner, appeals above finish grade and 8' is pro- which on the basis of the estimated to change the use of an existing quantity would amount to two mil- one family dwelling house situated posed and Section 350.08(e) where lion one hundred ninety thousand on a 32' x 150' parcel into a bed two sign faces of a projecting sign four hundred and twelve and 00/100 and breakfast (room and board) shall be separated by no more than Dollars ($2,190,412) (Net 30 days), is house located in a Two-Family Dis- 2' and an 8' separation with a third hereby affirmed and approved as trict on the south side of Riverside sign face is proposed and must com- the lowest and best bid, and the Avenue at 3603 Riverside Avenue; ply with the Design Review District Director of Public Safety is hereby said change of use being contrary Regulations as stated in Section requested to enter into a require- to the Residential District Regula- 350.16 of the Codified Ordinances. ment contract for such goods and/or tions of Section 337.03 where Bed EUGENE CRANFORD, JR., services, which shall provide for the and Breakfast use is not permitted immediate purchase as the initial Secretary in a Two-Family District but first amount of such contract of the following: permitted in a Multi-Family District and contrary to the Off-Street Park- REPORT OF THE BOARD Requisition No. 12554 ing and Loading Requirements OF ZONING APPEALS One (1) turbine helicopter, as speci- where 4 parking spaces are re- fied, quired and 0 are proposed as stat- which shall be certified against ed in Section 349.04 of the Codified TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2000 such contract in the sum of One Mil- O r d i n a n c e s . lion Ninety Five Thousand Two At the meeting of the Board of Hundred and Six 00/100 Dollars Calendar No. 00-25: 2710 Church Zoning Appeals on Tuesday, Febru- ($1,095,206.00). Avenue (Ward 14) ary 22, 2000, the following appeals Said requirement contract shall Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing were heard by the Board: further provide that the Contractor Authority c/o Norris McClure, shall furnish the remainder of the owner, appeals to demolish an exist- The following appeals were Ap- City’s requirements for such goods ing 60' x 122' one-story metal frame proved: and/or services, whether more or garage situated on an approximate less than said estimated quantity, as 67' x 139' parcel with an alley and Calendar No. 00-14: 2509 East 55th may be ordered under subsequent construct a 24 space surface park- Street requisitions separately certified ing lot located in a Semi-Industry Sherri L. Sullins, owner, appealed against said contract. District on the north side of Church to change the use of a two-story Yeas: Mayor White, Directors Avenue at 2710 Church Avenue; said post office building into a restau- Carter, Konicek, Sheffield-McClain, rant in a General Retail District. Ricchiuto, Whitlow, Acting Director construction being contrary to the Smith, Directors Jackson, Hudecek, Landscaping and Screening Require- Warren, Acting Director Alexander. ments of Section 352.10 where off- Calendar No. 00-16: 1195 East 106th Nays: None. street parking spaces require a 6' Street Absent: Directors Brooks, Patter- landscaped frontage strip along The Greater Abyssinia Baptist son. West 28th Street and 0' is proposed Church, owner c/o T.L. Steward, con- and a landscape plan is required as tractor, appealed to install 6 acces- JEFFREY B. MARKS, stated in Section 352.12 of the Codi- sory off-street parking spaces in a Secretary fied Ordinances. Two-Family District.

Calendar No. 00-26: 11100-22 Clifton Calendar No. 99-258: 7239 Kinsman CIVIL SERVICE NOTICES Boulevard (Ward 17) Road ______Stuart J. Graines, owner, appeals James Strong, owner, and Lillie under the authority of Section Muston, tenant, appealed to change General Information 329.02(d) where the appellant has the use of a two-story retail store the right to appeal to the Board of building into a carry-out restaurant Application blanks and informa- Zoning Appeals, and Section in a Multi-Family District. tion, regarding minimum entrance 327.99(a) where the appellant is sub- qualifications, scope of examination, and suggested reference materials ject to prosecution and penalties, Calendar No. 99-506: 15407 Kinsman may be obtained at the office of the and the Charter of the City of Cleve- Road Civil Service Commission, Room 119, land from the issuance of a Viola- Kim Scott, owner, appealed to City Hall, East 6th Street, and Lake- tion Notice on December 20, 1999 by change the use of a one-story mason- side Avenue. the Commissioner of the Division of ry building into a day care center Application blanks must be prop- Building and Housing, Department in a Local Retail Business District; erly filled out on the official form of Community Development, where upon condition that dumpster will prescribed by the Civil Service Com- the property at 11100-22 Clifton be placed away from the proposed mission and filed at the office of the Boulevard has been cited under the outdoor play area and to the north commission not later than the final Enforcement and Penalties Require- side of the driveway to the adjacent closing date slated in the examina- ments of Section 327.02(b) where no property. tion announcement. building shall be erected, altered or EXAMINATION RESULTS: Each enlarged until a permit for such The following appeal was Denied: applicant whether passing or failing erection, alteration or enlargement will be notified of the results of the has been issued by the Commis- Calendar No. 00-9: 12503 Kinsman examination as soon as the com- sioner of Building and where there Road mission has graded the papers. shall be no change or substitution Ernest Howard, owner, and Sprint- Thereafter, eligible lists will be in the use of any building or Com, Inc., lessee, appealed to con- established which will consist of the premises and no extension of any struct a 129' high monopole tower names of those candidates who have been successful in all parts of the existing use, nor shall any premis- on a 100' x 181' corner parcel in a examination. es be occupied for any new use until Local Retail District. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: All a Certificate of Occupancy has been candidates for original entrance issued, as stated in Section 327.02(c) The following appeal was With- positions who are successful in of the Codified Ordinances. drawn: other parts of the examinations must submit to a physical examina- Calendar No. 00-27: 4310-4314 Clark Calendar No. 00-15: 3440-3442 West tion. Avenue (Ward 14) 117th Street Ceska Sin Sokol, owner, appeals to Kim & Kim Incorporated, owners ANNE BLOOMBERG, install an 8' long x 4' high x 4' c/o Alejandro Galindo, appealed to President wide projecting sign 8'3" high construct 55 linear feet of 6' high 258 February 23, 2000 The City Record 17 board on board fence between a JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER LICENSE Property located on the premises parking lot and the Residence Dis- of the Commissioner of the Divi- known as 10836 Hathaway Avenue trict in a General Retail Business sion of Assessments & Licenses from a 30 DAY FIRE CONDEMNA- District. dated January 6, 2000, requiring TION/MS of the Commissioner of compliance with the Codified Ordi- the Division of Building and Hous- The following appeals were Post- nances of the City of Cleveland, ing dated December 9, 1999, requir- poned: and the Ohio Basic Building Code ing compliance with the Codified ( O B B C ) . Ordinances of the City of Cleveland Calendar No. 99-560: 3926 Valley BE IT RESOLVED, a motion is and the Ohio Basic Building Code Road postponed to March 6, 2000. in order at this time to permit Mr. ( O B B C ) . Mazzola to renew his JOURNEY- BE IT RESOLVED, a motion is in Calendar No. 00-17: 1867 East 82nd MAN PLUMBER LICENSE without order at this time to REMAND the Street postponed to March 27, retaking the test and without pay- property at 10836 Hathaway Avenue 2000. ment of the late filing fees. to the Division of Building and Motion so in order. Motioned by Housing for supervision and any On Tuesday, February 22, 2000, in Mr. Bowes and seconded by Mr. required further action. Motion so in Executive Session: S a u n d e r s . order. Motioned by Mr. Bowes and Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- seconded by Mr. Williams. The following appeals were heard liams, Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- on Monday, February 14, 2000 and None. liams, Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: said decisions were approved and None. adopted by the Board on February * * * 22, 2000. * * * Docket L-3-00. The following appeals were Ap- RE: Appeal of Ernest F. Fritinger, Docket A-14-00. proved: appeals from a LETTER OF RE: Appeal of William Stewart, DENIAL FOR RENEWAL OF JOUR- Owner of the One Family Residen- Calendar No. 00-5: 4399-4403 State NEYMAN PLUMBER LICENSE of tial Property & Garage located on Road the Commissioner of the Division of the premises known as 2922 Ambler William McCullough, owner, ap- Assessments & Licenses dated Jan- Avenue from a 72 HR. EMG. FIRE pealed to change the use of a one- uary 6, 2000, requiring compliance CONDEMNATION ORDER/MS & story masonry building into offices, with the Codified Ordinances of the GARAGE of the Commissioner of demolish an attached garage and City of Cleveland, and the Ohio the Division of Building and Hous- construct a 30' x 25' masonry Basic Building Code (OBBC). ing dated January 12, 2000, requir- garage for storage on a 72' x 117' BE IT RESOLVED, a motion is in ing compliance with the Codified parcel in a Local Retail District. order at this time to permit Mr. Ordinances of the City of Cleveland Fritinger to renew his JOURNEY- and the Ohio Basic Building Code Calendar No. 99-275: 14301 Sylvia MAN PLUMBER LICENSE without (OBBC). Avenue retaking the test and without pay- BE IT RESOLVED, a motion is Anthony Gray, owner, appealed to ment of the late filing fees. Motion in order at this time to modify the change the use of a 38' x 58' two- so in order. Motioned by Mr. Saun- Commissioner’s 72 HR. EMG. FIRE story residential and commercial ders and seconded by Mr. Bowes. CONDEMNATION ORDER/MS & building and 3 dwelling units into a Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- GARAGE and LETTER OF INTEN- Church and 2 dwelling units in a liams, Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: TION TO DEMOLISH by requiring Two-Family District; approval with None. the Appellant to obtain permits for appellant’s agreement to comply rehabilitation of the property with request to submit within 6 * * * i m m e d i a t e l y; and to grant the months the documentation that con- Appellant six (6) months in which firms a location where future park- Docket A-1-00. to complete abatement of the vio- ing expansion can be accommo- RE: Appeal of David A. & Laura lations on the property, and to dated. L. Dylan, Owners of the Residential require that the property be main- Property located on the premises tained boarded and secured and the The following appeal was Denied: known as 3465 East 53rd Street from grounds debris free during that a ORDER TO VACATE of the Com- period of time. Upon passage of Calendar No. 00-7: 2408 Denison missioner of the Division of Build- this motion, this matter shall be Avenue ing and Housing dated December 9, REMANDED at this time to the John W. Hickey, owner, and John 1999, requiring compliance with the Commissioner of the Division of Rakauskas, agent, appealed to Codified Ordinances of the City of Building and Housing for supervi- change the use of an existing one- Cleveland and the Ohio Basic Build- sion and any required further story commercial building into a hot ing Code (OBBC). action. All other provisions of the dog restaurant in a Local Retail Docket A-1-00 has been POST- 72 HR. EMG. FIRE CONDEMNA- Business District. PONED; to be rescheduled for March TION ORDER/MS & GARAGE and 1, 2000. LETTER OF INTENTION TO DE- EUGENE CRANFORD, JR., MOLISH not modified by this deci- Secretary * * * sion shall remain in full force and effect, including the provisions Docket A-2-00. that the City may abate the nui- REPORT OF THE BOARD RE: Appeal of Paul & Cesare sance conditions of the premises by OF BUILDING STANDARDS Noce, Owners of the One Store/Two means of demolition if abatement AND BUILDING APPEALS Story Masonry Property located on of the violations is not completed the premises known as 720 East by September 1, 2000. Motion so in 152nd Street from a NOTICE OF order. Motioned by Mr. Sullivan and Re: Report of the Meeting of VIOLATION/VACATE FORTHWITH seconded by Mr. Bowes. February 16, 2000 of the Commissioner of the Division Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- of Building and Housing dated liams, Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: As required by the provisions of December 14, 1999, requiring com- None. Section 3103.20(2) of the Codified pliance with the Codified Ordi- Ordinances of the City of Cleveland, nances of the City of Cleveland and * * * Ohio 1976, the following brief of the Ohio Basic Building Code action of the subject meeting is (OBBC). Docket A-15-00. given for publication in The City Docket A-2-00 has been POST- RE: Appeal of Charles Pope, Record: PONED; to be rescheduled for March Owner of the One Family Residen- 15, 2000. tial Property located on the * * * premises known as 3074 Nursery * * * Avenue from a LIMITATION ON Docket L-2-00. THE PERMIT of the Commissioner RE: Appeal of Fred Mazzola, Docket A-3-00. of the Division of Building and appeals from a LETTER OF DE- RE: Appeal of Ralph Blue, Owner Housing dated January 11, 2000, NIAL FOR RENEWAL OF of the One Family Residential requiring compliance with the Codi- 259 18 The City Record February 23, 2000 fied Ordinances of the City of Cleve- Docket A-308-99 — International CITY OF CLEVELAND BIDS land and the Ohio Basic Building Preparatory School — 10701 Shaker Code (OBBC). Boulevard: BE IT RESOLVED, a motion is in For All Departments order at this time to require the A motion is in order at this time Appellant to obtain any required to treat the penthouse in the manner Sealed bids will be received at the additional permits and to grant the described in the letter by the Appel- office of the Commissioner of Pur- Appellant a six (6) month extension lant dated January 25, 2000 to Robert chases and Supplies, Room 128, City of time on the current permit in Vilkas, Commissioner of the Division Hall, in accordance with the append- which to complete abatement of all of Building and Housing, with the ed schedule, and will be opened and the violations on the property, and additional items that the fire detec- read in Room 128, City Hall, imme- to require that the property be main- tion and the alarming system be diately thereafter. tained boarded and secured and the extended to the vacated areas and Each bid must be made in accor- grounds debris free during that peri- that an inspection be conducted to dance with the specifications and indicate compliance by the Division od of time; the property is REMAND- must be submitted on the blanks of Building and Housing. Motion so ED at this time to the Division of supplied for the purpose, all of in order. Motioned by Mr. Bowes and Building and Housing for supervi- which may be obtained at the office seconded by Mr. Saunders. of the said Commissioner of Pur- sion and any required further Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- action. Motion so in order. Motioned chases and Supplies, but no bid will liams, Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: be considered unless delivered to by Mr. Williams and seconded by None. Mr. Sullivan. the office of the said commissioner previous to 12:00 noon (Eastern Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- * * * liams, Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: Standard Time) on the date speci- None. APPROVAL OF RESOLUTIONS: fied in the schedule. 187.10 Negotiated contracts; * * * Separate motions were entered by Notice required in Advertisement Mr. Bowes and seconded by Mr. Sul- for Bids. Docket A-21-00. livan for Approval and Adoption of Where invitations for bids are RE: Appeal of Massie M. Bowman, the Resolutions as presented by the advertised, the following notice Owner of the One Family Residen- Secretary for the following Dockets shall be included in the advertise- tial Property located on the premis- respectively, subject to the Codified ment: “Pursuant to the MBE/FBE es known as 1575 East 108th Street Ordinances of the City of Cleveland Code, each prime bidder, each from a NOTICE OF NONCONFOR- and the Ohio Basic Building Code minority business enterprise MANCE of the Commissioner of the (OBBC): (“MBE”) and each female business Division of Building and Housing enterprise (“FBE”) must be certi- dated February 2, 2000, requiring A-302-99—Frank & Marcella Menge. fied before doing business with the A-312-99—First Merit Bank, N.A. compliance with the Codified Ordi- City. Therefore, any prime contrac- A-313-99—Djunc Stokic. nances of the City of Cleveland and tor wishing to receive credit for A-314-99—IMC Mortgage Company the Ohio Basic Building Code using an MBE or FBE should A-335-99—Dollar Bank. (OBBC). ensure that applications for certifi- A-336-99—Siegel Properties Carnegie, cation as to MBE or FBE status BE IT RESOLVED, a motion is in Ltd. order at this time to grant the vari- compliance with the Code, affirma- A-337-99—Steven Jopek. tive action in employment and, if ance and permit the third floor to A-338-99—Jeffrey F. Tretera. be occupied without a formal second applicable, joint venture status, are A-8-00—Danford Jones. submitted to the Office of Equal means of egress; but to require that A-12-00—Woodrow Gildersleeve, Sr. hardwired smoke detectors be Opportunity (“OEO”) prior to the date of bid opening or submission installed throughout the house with Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- of proposals or as specified by the annunciation and that a chain lad- liams, Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: Director. Failure to comply with the der be left on the third floor as sug- None. gested and windows be operative. business enterprise code or with Motion so in order. Motioned by Mr. A separate motion was entered representations made on these Williams and seconded by Mr. Saun- into the record by the Chairman to forms may result in cancellation of ders. not approve or adopt Docket A-45-99, the contract or other civil or crimi- Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- noting that the docket was WITH- nal penalties.” liams, Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: DRAWN per the Appellant’s letter None. dated February 11, 2000. THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 2000

* * * * * * Rehabilitation of East 40th Street — Phase II: East 55th Street to Docket A-27-00. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Central Avenue, for the Division RE: Appeal of Bedford Properties, of Engineering and Construction, Separate motions were entered by Owners of the Nine Story Mixed Use Department of Public Service, as Mr. Sullivan and seconded by Mr. Building Property located on the authorized by Ordinance No. Williams for Approval and Adoption 1282-98, passed by the Council of premises known as 777 Rockwell of the Minutes as presented by the Avenue from an ADJUDICATION the City of Cleveland, July 29, Secretary, subject to the Codified 1 9 9 8 . ORDER of the Commissioner of the Ordinances of the City of Cleveland Division of Building and Housing A DEPOSIT OF FIFTY DOLLARS and the Ohio Basic Building Code ($50.00) CERTIFIED CHECK WILL dated February 10, 2000, requiring (OBBC): compliance with the Codified Ordi- BE REQUIRED FOR EACH SET OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. nances of the City of Cleveland and February 2, 2000 the Ohio Basic Building Code THE DEPOSIT WILL BE REFUND- ED IF THE PLANS AND SPECIFI- (OBBC). Yeas: Messrs. Denk, Bowes, Wil- CATIONS ARE RETURNED IN Docket A-27-00 has been WITH- liams, Saunders, Sullivan. Nays: GOOD CONDITION WITHIN FIF- DRAWN at the request of the Appel- None. TEEN (15) DAYS AFTER THE BID lant February 16, 2000. * * * OPENING DATE. * * * JOSEPH F. DENK, February 9, 2000, February 16, 2000 and CHAIRMAN OTHER BOARD BUSINESS: February 23, 2000

Separate motions were entered by PUBLIC NOTICE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2000 Mr. Bowes and seconded by Mr. Saunders for Approval and Adoption Reflective Sheeting, for the Division NONE of the Amended Resolution as pre- of Traffic Engineering and Park- sented by the Secretary for the fol- ing, Department of Public Safety, lowing, subject to the Codified Ordi- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING as authorized by Ordinance No. nances of the City of Cleveland and 759-98, passed by the Council of the Ohio Basic Building Code the City of Cleveland, June 1, (OBBC): NONE 1 9 9 8 . 260 February 23, 2000 The City Record 19

Photocopiers, for the Various Divi- Manhole Risers, for the Division of ADOPTED RESOLUTIONS sion of City Government, Depart- Streets, Department of Public Ser- AND ORDINANCES ment of Finance, as authorized vice, as authorized by Ordinance by Ordinance Nos. 1065-98 and No. 1825-99, passed by the Council 172-99, passed by the Council of of the City of Cleveland, Decem- the City of Cleveland, July 29, ber 6, 1999. Res. No. 228-2000. 1998 and March 29, 1999, respec- By Councilman Johnson. t i v e l y . An emergency resolution with- February 16, 2000 and February 23, drawing objection to the transfer of Commercial Electric Water Heaters, 2000 ownership of a C1 and C2 Liquor for the Division of Convention Permit to 3111 East 93rd Street, and Center and Stadium, Department WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 2000 repealing Resolution No. 74-2000, of Parks, Recreation and Proper- objecting to said transfer of owner- ties, as authorized by Ordinance ship. Vitrified Clay Pipe, for the Division Whereas, this Council objected to No. 761-98, passed by the Council of Water Pollution Control, De- the transfer of ownership of a C1 of the City of Cleveland, May 18, partment of Public Utilities, as and C2 Liquor Permit to 3111 East 1998. authorized by Section 129.27 of the 93rd Street by Resolution No. 74-2000, Codified Ordinances of the City of adopted January 10, 2000; and February 16, 2000 and February 23, 2000 Cleveland, 1976. Whereas, this Council wishes to withdraw its objection to the above FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 2000 Various Sewer Maintenance Appur- transfer of ownership; and Whereas, this resolution consti- tenances — Slabs, for the Division tutes an emergency measure provid- Emergency Repairs to Eagle Ave- of Water Pollution Control, De- ing for the usual operation of a nue Bridge/West 3rd Street partment of Public Utilities, as municipal department; now, there- R a m p , for the Division of Engi- authorized by Section 129.27 of the fore, neering and Construction, De- Codified Ordinances of the City of Be it ordained by the Council of partment of Public Service, as Cleveland, 1976. the City of Cleveland: authorized by Ordinance No. 1642- Section 1. That the objection to 97, passed by the Council of the Processing of Recyclable Materials, the transfer of ownership of a C1 City of Cleveland, December 24, for the Division of Waste Collec- and C2 Liquor Permit to 3111 East 1 9 9 7 . 93rd Street is hereby withdrawn and tion and Disposal, Department of A DEPOSIT OF FIFTY DOLLARS Resolution No. 74-2000, adopted Jan- Public Service, as authorized by ($50.00) CERTIFIED CHECK WILL uary 10, 2000, containing said objec- BE REQUIRED FOR EACH SET OF Ordinance No. 1124-99, passed by tion is hereby repealed, and that PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. the Council of the City of Cleve- this Council consents to the imme- THE DEPOSIT WILL BE REFUND- land, October 4, 1999. diate transfer of ownership thereof. ED IF THE PLANS AND SPECIFI- Section 2. That this resolution is CATIONS ARE RETURNED IN Grinding and Street Preparation, hereby declared to be an emergency GOOD CONDITION WITHIN FIF- for the Division of Streets, measure and, provided it receives TEEN (15) DAYS AFTER THE BID Department of Public Service, as the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, OPENING DATE. authorized by Ordinance No. 1838- it shall take effect and be in force 99, passed by the Council of the immediately upon its adoption and City of Cleveland, December 15, February 16, 2000 and February 23, 2000 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it 1 9 9 9 . shall take effect and be in force WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 2000 from and after the earliest period allowed by law. February 23, 2000 and March 1, 2000 HVAC/R Equipment and Controls, Adopted February 14, 2000. for the Division of Property Effective February 22, 2000. Request for Qualifications (RFQ) Management, Department of Relocation of Employee Parking Lot Parks, Recreation and Proper- to Riveredge Site — RFQ Design ties, as authorized by Ordinance Package — D-420 Res. No. 229-2000. No. 890-99, passed by the Council By Councilman Melena. of the City of Cleveland, June 7, An emergency resolution with- 1 9 9 9 . Interested firms may obtain Quali- fication Packages beginning March drawing objection to the renewal of a D5 Liquor Permit to 6422 Storer Cable, for the Division of Cleveland 3, 2000 by going to: Avenue, 1st Fl. & Bsmt., and repeal- Public Power, Department of Pub- ing Res. No. 1324-99, objecting to lic Utilities, as authorized by Ordi- www.clevelandairport.com said renewal. nance No. 1630-92, passed by the Whereas, this Council objected to Council of the City of Cleveland, Submit Questions (prior to the Pre- the renewal of a D5 Liquor Permit September 21, 1992. Qualification meeting) via the web- to 6422 Storer Avenue, 1st Fl. & site or e-mail at: Bsmt., by Res. No. 1324-99, adopted Uniform Clothing, for the Division by Council July 14, 1999; and Whereas, this Council wishes to of Fire, Department of Public [email protected] Safety, as authorized by Section withdraw its objection to the above 135.06 of the Codified Ordi- renewal and consents to said For Further Information Contact: nances of the City of Cleveland, renewal; and 1 9 7 6 . Whereas, this resolution constitutes Denise Hale, M-F 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. an emergency measure providing for (216) 676-9699 x 103 the usual operation of a municipal February 16, 2000 and February 23, (216) 676-9778 (fax) department; now, therefore, 2000 Be it resolved by the Council of the City of Cleveland: PRE-QUALIFICATION MEETING: THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2000 Section 1. That objection to the renewal of a D5 Liquor Permit to TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 2000, SSI Tack Coat, for the Division of 6422 Storer Avenue, 1st Fl. & Bsmt., 10:30 a.m. Streets, Department of Public Ser- be and the same is hereby with- Program Management drawn and Res. No. 1324-99, contain- vice, as authorized by Ordinance ing said objection, be and the same No. 1831-99, passed by the Council 19501 Five Points Road Cleveland, Ohio 44135 is hereby repealed and that this of the City of Cleveland, Decem- Council consents to the immediate ber 6, 1999. renewal thereof. SUBMITTAL DUE DATE: Section 2. That this resolution is Cold Mix, for the Division of Streets, hereby declared to be an emergency Department of Public Service, as WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2000 measure and, provided it receives authorized by Ordinance No. 1832- AT 12:00 O’CLOCK NOON the affirmative vote of two-thirds of 99, passed by the Council of the all the members elected to Council, City of Cleveland, December 6, it shall take effect and be in force 1999. February 23, 2000 and March 1, 2000 immediately upon its adoption and 261 20 The City Record February 23, 2000 approval by the Mayor; otherwise it fer of ownership of a C1 and C2 Res. No. 232-2000. shall take effect and be in force Liquor Permit from Permit No. By Councilman Willis. from and after the earliest period 6494930, John V. Oblak Est. & Marie An emergency resolution with- allowed by law. Oblak Extr., 15220 Saranac Rd., 1st drawing objection to the issuance of Adopted February 14, 2000. Fl. Only, Cleveland, Ohio 44110 to a C1 Liquor Permit to 914-918 East Effective February 22, 2000. Permit No. 89166070005, 3249 E. 143 123rd Street, and repealing Res. No. Inc., DBA Milverton Food Mart, 111-99 objecting to said issuance. 15220 Saranac Rd., 1st Fl. Only, Whereas, this Council objected to Cleveland, Ohio 44110: and the issuance of a C1 Liquor Permit Res. No. 230-2000. Whereas, the granting of this to 914-918 East 123rd Street, by Res. By Councilman Rybka. application for a liquor permit to No. 111-99, adopted by Council Janu- An emergency resolution express- this high crime area, which is ary 25, 1999; and ing the support of Cleveland City already saturated with other liquor Whereas, this Council wishes to Council for the Slavic Village Devel- outlets, is contrary to the best withdraw its objection to the above opment proposal for housing tax interests of the entire community; issuance and consents to said issu- credits for the Harvard Elementary a n d ance; and School housing development project. Whereas, the applicant does not Whereas, this resolution consti- Whereas, each year the Ohio qualify to be permit holder and/or tutes an emergency measure provid- Housing Finance Agency allocates has demonstrated that he has oper- ing for the usual daily operation of housing credits to affordable hous- ated his liquor business in disregard a municipal department; now, there- ing developments throughout Ohio, of the laws, regulations or local fore, using a competitive proposal ordinances of this state or any other Be it resolved by the Council of process; and state; and the City of Cleveland: Whereas, Slavic Village Develop- Whereas, the place for which the Section 1. That objection to the ment is preparing to develop the permit is sought has not conformed issuance of a C1 Liquor Permit to abandoned 60,000 s.f. Harvard Ele- to the building, safety or health 914-918 East 123rd Street, be and the mentary an existing school building requirements of the governing body same is hereby withdrawn and Res. into 50 units of one and two bed- of this County or City; and No. 111-99, containing said objec- room affordable housing for low- Whereas, the place for which the tion, be and the same is hereby income seniors; and permit is sought is so arranged or repealed and that this Council con- Whereas, 100 percent of these constructed that law enforcement sents to the immediate issuance units will be occupied by low-income officers or agents of the Department t h e r e o f . seniors; and of Liquor Control are prevented rea- Section 2. That this resolution is Whereas, 100 percent of these units sonable access to the establishment; hereby declared to be an emergency will serve a special needs population, and measure and, provided it receives specifically low-income seniors; and Whereas, the place for which the the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Whereas, this project site is a key permit is sought is so located with all the members elected to Council, component of a targeted revitaliza- respect to the neighborhood that it it shall take effect and be in force tion plan, and will create significant substantially interferes with public immediately upon its adoption and positive spin-off through its rede- decency, sobriety, peace or good approval by the Mayor; otherwise it velopment; and order; and shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this development creates Whereas, this objection is based from and after the earliest period high quality affordable housing units on other legal grounds as set forth allowed by law. for seniors, a currently under-served in Revised Code Section 4303.292; Adopted February 14, 2000. population in the local housing mar- and Effective February 22, 2000. ket, and is located within walking Whereas, this resolution consti- distance of many amenities; and tutes an emergency measure pro- Whereas, the Harvard Elementary viding for the immediate preserva- School development proposal tion of the public peace, prosperi- Ord. No. 910-98. restores a highly visible blighted ty, safety and welfare pursuant to By Councilmen Patmon, Zone and building with architectural signifi- Section 4303.26 of the Ohio Revised Johnson (by departmental request). cance, thereby maintaining the Code. Council’s objection to said An emergency ordinance to amend integrity and promoting the stabili- permit must be received by the Section 523.21 of the Codified Ordi- ty of the neighborhood; and Director of Liquor Control within nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as Whereas, this resolution constitutes 30 days of notification; now, there- amended by Ordinance No. 327-95, an emergency measure providing for f o r e , passed February 27, 1995, relating to the usual operation of a municipal Be it resolved by the Council of the Cleveland Public Power energy department; now, therefore, the City of Cleveland: adjustment charge, and to repeal Be it resolved by the Council of Section 1. That Council does here- Section 523.25 of the Codified Ordi- the City of Cleveland: by record its objection to the trans- nances, passed July 23, 1990, and Section 1. This Council supports fer of ownership of a C1 and C2 Section 523.251 of the Codified Ordi- the Slavic Village Development pro- Liquor Permit from Permit No. nances, passed June 6, 1994, relating posal for housing tax credits for the 6494930, John V. Oblak Est. & Marie to the CEI Lawsuit Surcharge. Harvard Elementary School housing Oblak Extr, 15220 Saranac Rd., 1st Whereas, this ordinance consti- development project. Fl. Only, Cleveland, Ohio 44110 to tutes an emergency measure provid- Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Permit No. 89166070005, 3249 E. 143 ing for the usual daily operation of cil be and she is hereby directed to Inc., DBA Milverton Food Mart, a municipal department; now, there- transmit two copies of this resolu- 15220 Saranac Rd., 1st Fl. Only, fore, tion to the Executive Director of Cleveland, Ohio 44110 and requests Be it ordained by the Council of Slavic Village Development. the Director of Liquor Control to set the City of Cleveland: Section 3. That this resolution is a hearing for said application in Section 1. That the rates, rules hereby declared to be an emergency accordance with provisions of Sec- and regulations relating to the oper- measure and, provided it receives tion 4303.26 of the Revised Code of ation of the Division of Cleveland the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ohio. Public Power, Department of Public all the members elected to Council, Section 2. That the Clerk of Coun- Utilities, for electric service, fixed it shall take effect and be in force cil be and she is hereby directed to by the Board of Control by the adop- immediately upon its adoption and transmit two certified copies of this tion of Resolution No. ____-00, on approval by the Mayor; otherwise it resolution, together with two copies ____, -00, be and the same are here- shall take effect and be in force of a letter of objection and two by approved. from and after the earliest period copies of a letter requesting that the Section 2. That Section 523.21 of allowed by law. hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuya- the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- Adopted February 14, 2000. hoga County. land, Ohio, 1976, as amended by Effective February 22, 2000. Section 3. That this resolution is Ordinance No. 327-95, passed Febru- hereby declared to be an emergency ary 27, 1995, is hereby amended to measure and, provided it receives read as follows: the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Res. No. 231-2000. all the members elected to Council, Section 523.21 Energy Adjustment By Councilman Polensek. it shall take effect and be in force Charge An emergency resolution object- immediately upon its adoption and (a) An additional incremental ing to the transfer of ownership of approval by the Mayor; otherwise it charge for excess fuel and power a C1 and C2 Liquor Permit to 15220 shall take effect and be in force production and purchase power Saranac Rd., 1st Fl. Only. from and after the earliest period costs may be applied to the rates Whereas, Council has been noti- allowed by law. prescribed in Sections 523.02 to fied by the Director of Liquor Con- Adopted February 14, 2000. 523.065 and any other rate schedule trol of an application for the trans- Effective February 22, 2000. as may be adopted by the City. 262 February 23, 2000 The City Record 21

(b) The incremental charge shall al fund an amount equal to eighty- feet to a point; thence South 0°-23'- be based on the fuel and purchase five percent (85%) of the excise tax 29" East, 15.22 feet to the principal power cost per kilowatt hour deliv- imposed by Section 5727.81(A) of the place of beginning and the point of ered calculated pursuant to subsec- Ohio Revised Code and collected by curvature in the north face of the tions (c)(1) and (2) of this Section, the City of Cleveland during that northerly curb of the island herein and shall not be less than the year to be applied exclusively to the to be described; charge calculated pursuant to such repayment of any bond obligations Course No. 1: thence North 89°-35'- subsections on October 1, 1997. of Cleveland Public Power. 52" East along the north face of the (c)(1) The fuel and purchase Section 7. That at least every northerly curb of said island, 570.67 power cost per kilowatt hour sold to three months beginning April 1, feet to a centerline of the expansion residential ratepayers shall be deter- 2000, the Director of Public Utilities joint of the Innerbelt Bridge; mined by dividing the sum of the shall submit a written report to all Course No. 2: thence South 5°-42'- cost of the kilowatt hours purchased members of City Council which indi- 16" East along said expansion joint, from the Power Authority of the cates Cleveland Public Power 17.98 feet to a point in the south State of New York and the average Power’s readiness for a competitive face of the southerly curb of said cost of kilowatt hours purchased marketplace, system upgrades, and island; from other sources needed to supply financing. Course No. 3: thence South 89°-37'- the residential customers. For the Section 8. That, within two (2) 52" West along the southerly face of period ending December 31, 2005, the years from the date of passage of the south curb of said island, 572.33 incremental charge calculated here- this ordinance, the Division of feet to a point of curvature therein; in shall be adjusted by subtracting Cleveland Public Power shall create Course No. 4: thence northerly 15 mils per kilowatt hour for resi- an operative Cleveland Public along the arc of a circle deflecting dential customers who provide the Power maintenance facility located to the right, 27.59 feet to the prin- Division of Cleveland Public Power on the east side of Cleveland. cipal place of beginning, said with a certificate of reduction of Section 9. That this ordinance is curved line having a radius of 8.78 taxes obtained pursuant to the hereby declared to be an emergency feet and a chord which bears North Homestead Exemption provisions of measure and, provided it receives 0°-23'-08" West a distance of 17.56 Sections 323.151 through 323.157 of the affirmative vote of two-thirds of feet, containing 10,254 square feet of the Revised Code, and 9.75 mils per all the members elected to Council, land (0.2354 acres), according to a kilowatt hour for all other residen- it shall take effect and be in force survey by Garrett & Associates, Inc., tial customers. Beginning on Janu- immediately upon its passage and Registered Engineers and Survey- ary 1, 2006, the incremental charge approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ors, made in June, 1999, be the same for all residential customers shall be shall take effect and be in force more or less. adjusted by subtracting 15 mils per from and after the earliest period The bearings used herein are kilowatt hour. allowed by law. based on an assumed meridian and (2) Except as provided in Section Passed February 14, 2000. are used only to denote angles. 523.048, the fuel and purchase power Effective February 22, 2000. cost per kilowatt hour sold to all ENCROACHMENT AREA/WESTER- ratepayers, other than residential LY ISLAND WITHIN ratepayers, during the twelve CHESTER AVE. N.E. months of the year, shall be deter- Ord. No. 1963-99. Situated in the City of Cleveland, mined by dividing the sum of the By Councilman Cimperman. County of Cuyahoga and State of total cost of coal, oil, gas and pur- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Ohio, known as being a part of Orig- chase power by the total kilowatt ing the Director of Public Service to inal Ten Acre Lot Numbers 81 and hours distributed, except that the issue a permit to Cleveland State 82, within the bounds of Chester computation shall exclude the cost University to encroach into the Avenue N.E., 118.00 feet in width, of PASNY power and the amount of right-of-way of the Easterly and bounded and described as follows: PASNY power allocable to kilowatt Westerly Chester Avenue Median Beginning at the stone monument hours distributed, and shall exclude Islands between East 23rd and East in the centerline of East 21st Street, the costs of all purchase power from 24th Streets, and between East 24th 66.00 feet in width, at its intersec- a specific source or sources pur- Street and the Inner-Belt Bridge tion with the centerline of said chased by the Division for distribu- with landscaping and an irrigation Chester Avenue N.W.; thence North tion to ratepayers pursuant to Sec- system. 89°-36'-31" East along said center- tion 523.048. For the period ending Whereas, this ordinance consti- line of Chester Avenue N.E., 446.72 December 31, 2005, the incremental tutes an emergency measure provid- feet to a point; thence South 0°-23'- charge calculated herein shall be ing for the usual daily operation of 29" East, 14.12 feet to the principal adjusted by subtracting 3.0 mils per a municipal department; now, there- place of beginning and the point of kilowatt hour. Beginning on Janu- fore, curvature in the north face of the ary 1, 2006, such incremental charge Be it ordained by the Council of northerly curb of the island herein shall be adjusted by subtracting 15 the City of Cleveland: to be described; mils per kilowatt hour. Section 1. That the Director of Thence northeasterly along the (d) At the end of each month, the Public Service hereby is authorized north face of the northerly curb of Division of Cleveland Public Power to issue a permit, revocable at the said island the following distances shall determine the excess fuel and will of Council, and assignable by and courses: power charge during such month as the Permittee with the written con- Course No. 1: thence South 87°-32'- herein provided. sent of the Director of Public Ser- 22" East, 24.08 feet; Section 3. That existing Section vice to Cleveland State University, Course No. 2: thence North 89°-42'- 523.21 of the Codified Ordinances of 1983 East 24th Street, Cleveland, 50" East, 78.37 feet; Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, as amended Ohio 44114, its successors and as- Course No. 3: thence North 89°-32'- by Ordinance No. 327-95, passed Feb- signs, for the construction, use and 01" East, 112.08 feet; ruary 27, 1995, existing Section maintenance of landscaping and an Course No. 4: thence North 89°-29'- 523.25, as enacted by Ordinance No. irrigation system which will en- 50" East, 197.54 feet to a point of 1657-90, passed July 23, 1990, and croach into the public right-of-way curvature therein; existing Section 523.251, as enacted of the Chester Avenue Median Course No. 5: thence southerly by Ordinance No. 978-94, passed June Islands between East 23rd and East along the arc of a circle deflecting 6, 1994, are hereby repealed. 24th Streets and between East 24th to the right, 7.96 feet to a point of Section 4. That the revenue result- Street and the Inner-Belt Bridge as tangency in the south face of the ing from the increase in the incre- further described as follows: southerly curb of said island, said mental charge provided for herein curved line having a radius of 2.54 shall be applied exclusively to the ENCROACHMENT AREA/EASTERLY feet and a chord which bears South repayment of any bond obligations ISLAND WITHIN CHESTER AVE. N.E. 0°-30'54" East, a distance of 5.07 feet; of Cleveland Public Power. Situated in the City of Cleveland, Thence southwesterly along the Section 5. That during the annual County of Cuyahoga and the State south face of the southerly curb of budget review, the Director of Pub- of Ohio and known as being part of said island, the following courses lic Utilities shall submit a written Original Ten Acre Lot Numbers 83 and distances; report to all members of City Coun- and 84 within the bounds of Chester Course No. 6: thence South 89°-34'- cil and present such report orally to Avenue N.E., 118.00 feet in width, 08" West, 82.37 feet to a point of cur- the Public Utilities Committee of bounded and described as follows: vature therein; Cleveland City Council which indi- Beginning at the stone monument Course No. 7: thence southwester- cates the status of the repayment of in the centerline of East 21st Street, ly along the arc of a circle deflect- Cleveland Public Power’s bond 66.00 feet in width, at its intersec- ing to the left, 8.87 feet to a point obligations. tion with the centerline of said of tangency therein, said curved line Section 6. That by the end of each Chester Avenue N.E.; thence North having a radius of 163.03 feet and a calendar year Cleveland Public 89°-36'-31" East along said center- chord which bears South 88°-07'-54" Power shall receive from the gener- line of Chester Avenue N.E. 990.18 West, a distance of 8.87 feet; 263 22 The City Record February 23, 2000

Course No. 8: thence South 86°-34'- 29" East, 15.24 feet to the principal a year may be taken if deemed 26" West, 39.10 feet; place of beginning of the centerline desirable by the Commissioner of Course No. 9: thence South 84°-23'- herein to be described; Purchases and Supplies until provi- 37" West, 99.16 feet; Thence South 0°-23'-29" East on sion is made for the requirements Course No. 10: thence South 88°- a line perpendicular to said cen- for the entire year. 24'-47" West, 20.28 feet; terline of Chester Avenue N.E., Section 2. The cost of said con- Course No. 11: thence South 89°- 67.76 feet to a point in the souther- tract shall be charged against the 02'-59" West, 22.59 feet to a point of ly line thereof and its southerly proper appropriation account and curvature therein; terminus, according to a survey by the Director of Finance shall certi- Course No. 12: thence northwest- Garrett & Associates, Inc., Regis- fy thereon the amount of the initial erly along the arc of a circle deflect- tered Engineers and Surveyors, purchase thereunder, which pur- ing to the right, 90.01 feet to a point made in June, 1999, be the same chase, together with all subsequent of tangency therein, said curved line more or less. purchases, shall be made on order of having a radius of 596.13 feet and a The bearings used herein are the Commissioner of Purchases and chord which bears North 86°-37'-29" based on an assumed meridian and Supplies pursuant to a requisition West a distance of 89.92 feet; are used only to denote angles. against such contract duly certified Course No. 13: thence North 82°- Section 2. That said landscaping by the Director of Finance. (RL 17'-57" West, 51.42 feet to a point of and irrigation system will be placed 11312) curvature therein; within the public right-of-way as Section 3. That this ordinance is Course No. 14: thence northerly aforesaid in Section 1 and will be hereby declared to be an emergency along the arc of a circle deflecting constructed in accordance with measure and, provided it receives to the right, 7.28 feet to the princi- plans and specifications approved the affirmative vote of two-thirds of pal place of beginning, said curved by the Commissioner of Engineering all the members elected to Council, line having a radius of 2.39 feet and and Construction. That all other it shall take effect and be in force a chord which bears North 5°-04'-50" required permits, including a Build- immediately upon its passage and East a distance of 4.77 feet, con- ing Permit, shall be obtained before approval by the Mayor; otherwise it taining 4,266 square feet of land said landscaping and irrigation sys- shall take effect and be in force (0.0979 acres), according to a survey tem is constructed. from and after the earliest period by Garrett & Associates, Inc., Reg- Section 3. That the Permit herein allowed by law. istered Engineers and Surveyors, authorized shall be prepared by the Passed February 14, 2000. made in June, 1999, be the same Director of Law and shall be issued Effective February 22, 2000. more or less. only when in the opinion of the The bearings used herein are Director of Law, the City of Cleve- based on an assumed meridian and land has been properly indemnified are used only to denote angles. against any and all loss which may Ord. No. 2118-99. result from said permit. By Councilmen Melena, Cintron ENCROACHMENT AREA/WESTER- Section 4. That this ordinance is and Patmon (by departmental re- LY 20-FOOT WIDE WATER hereby declared to be an emergency quest). LINE WITHIN CHESTER AVE. measure and, provided it receives An emergency ordinance au t h o r i z - N.E./PROFILE LINE 2 the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing the Director of Public Service to Situated in the City of Cleveland, all the members elected to Council, employ one or more professional con- County of Cuyahoga and State of it shall take effect and be in force sultants to provide the design of the Ohio, lying within the bounds of immediately upon its passage and rehabilitation of the West 77th Street Chester Avenue N.E., 118.00 feet in approval by the Mayor; otherwise, it br i d g e . width, in Original Ten Acre Lot No. shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance consti- 82, known as being an area 20.00 from and after the earliest period tutes an emergency measure provid- feet wide for a water line, 10.00 feet allowed by law. on each side of a centerline as ing for the usual daily operation of Passed February 14, 2000. described as follows: a municipal department; now, there- Effective February 22, 2000. Beginning at the stone monument fore, in the centerline of East 21st Street, Be it ordained by the Council of 66.00 feet in width, at its intersec- the City of Cleveland: tion with the centerline of said Section 1. That the Director of Chester Avenue N.E.; thence North Ord. No. 2115-99. Public Service is hereby authorized 89°-36'-31" East, along said center- By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- to employ by contract one or more line of Chester Avenue N.E., 688.69 mon (by departmental request). design consultants or one or more feet to a point; thence South 0°-23'- An emergency ordinance authoriz- firms of design consultants for the 29" East, 15.35 feet to the principal ing the purchase by requirement purpose of supplementing the regu- place of beginning of the centerline contract of the labor and materials larly employed staff of the several herein to be described; necessary to dispose of catch basin departments of the City of Cleveland Thence South 0°-23'-29" East on a debris, for the Division of Water in order to provide professional ser- line perpendicular to said centerline Pollution Control, Department of vices necessary to provide the de- of Chester Avenue N.E., 67.65 feet to Public Utilities. sign of the rehabilitation of the a point in the southerly line there- Whereas, this ordinance consti- West 77th Street bridge. of and its southerly terminus, tutes an emergency measure provid- The selection of said consultants according to a survey by Garrett & ing for the usual daily operation of for such services shall be made by Associates, Inc., Registered Engi- a municipal department; now, there- the Board of Control upon the nom- neers and Surveyors, made in June, fore, ination of the Director of Public Ser- 1999, be the same more or less. Be it ordained by the Council of vice for the purpose of compiling The bearings used herein are the City of Cleveland: such a list. The compensation to be based in an assumed meridian and Section 1. That the Director of paid for such services shall be fixed are used only to denote angles. Public Utilities is hereby authorized by the Board of Control. The con- to make a written requirement contract herein authorized shall be pre- ENCROACHMENT AREA/EAST- tract in accordance with the Char- pared by the Director of Law, ap- ERLY 20-FOOT WIDE WATER ter and the Codified Ordinances of proved by the Director of Public Ser- LINE WITHIN CHESTER AVE. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- vice, and certified by the Director of N.E./PROFILE 1 quirements for the period of one Finance. Situated in the City of Cleveland, year for the necessary items of Section 2. That the costs for such County of Cuyahoga and State of labor and materials necessary to services herein contemplated shall Ohio, lying within the bounds of dispose of catch basin materials in be paid from Fund No. 20 SF 334, Chester Avenue N.E., 118.00 feet in the approximate amount as pur- Request No. 4385. width, in Original Ten Acre Lot chased during the preceding year, Section 3. That this ordinance is Number 83, known as being an area to be purchased by the Commis- hereby declared to be an emergency 20.00 feet wide for a water line, 10.00 sioner of Purchases and Supplies measure and, provided it receives feet on each side of a centerline upon a unit basis for the Division the affirmative vote of two-thirds of described as follows: of Water Pollution Control, Depart- all the members elected to Council, Beginning at the stone monument ment of Public Utilities. Bids shall it shall take effect and be in force in the centerline of East 21st Street, be taken in such manner as to per- immediately upon its passage and 66.00 feet in width, at its intersec- mit an award to be made for all approval by the Mayor; otherwise it tion with the centerline of said items as a single contract, or by shall take effect and be in force Chester Avenue N.E.,; thence North separate contract for each or any from and after the earliest period 89°-36'-31" East along said center- combination of said items as the allowed by law. line of Chester Avenue N.E., 1161.45 Board of Control shall determine. Passed February 14, 2000. feet to a point; thence South 0°-23'- Alternate bids for a period less than Effective February 22, 2000. 264 February 23, 2000 The City Record 23

Ord. No. 2158-99. year. from and after the earliest period By Councilmen O’Malley and Pat- Section 2. That the cost of said allowed by law. mon (by departmental request). contract shall be charged against Passed February 14, 2000. An emergency ordinance authoriz- the proper appropriation account Effective February 22, 2000. ing the Director of Public Utilities and the Director of Finance shall to enter into one or more contracts certify thereon the amount of the without competitive bidding with initial purchase thereunder, which BancTec USA, Inc. for the purchase purchase, together with all subse- Ord. No. 2163-99. of hardware and software mainte- quent purchases, shall be made on By Councilmen Cintron and Pat- nance, for the Division of Water, order of the Commissioner of Pur- mon (by departmental request). Department of Public Utilities. chases and Supplies pursuant to a An emergency ordinance authoriz- Whereas, this ordinance consti- requisition against such contract ing the purchase by requirement tutes an emergency measure provid- duly certified by the Director of contract of labor and materials nec- ing for the usual daily operation of Finance. (RL 4397) essary to repair police motorcycles, a municipal department; now, there- Section 3. That this ordinance is for the Division of Motor Vehicle fore, hereby declared to be an emergency Maintenance, Department of Public Be it ordained by the Council of measure and, provided it receives Service, for a period not to exceed the City of Cleveland: the affirmative vote of two-thirds of one year. Section 1. That it is hereby deter- all the members elected to Council, Whereas, this ordinance consti- mined that the within commodities it shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- are non-competitive and cannot be immediately upon its passage and ing for the usual daily operation of secured from any source other than approval by the Mayor; otherwise it a municipal department; now, there- BancTec USA, Inc. Therefore, the shall take effect and be in force fore, Director of Public Utilities is here- from and after the earliest period Be it ordained by the Council of by authorized to make one or more allowed by law. the City of Cleveland: written contracts with said BancTec Passed February 14, 2000. Section 1. That the Director of USA, Inc. upon the basis of their Effective February 22, 2000. Public Service is hereby authorized proposal dated October 29, 1999, for to make a written requirement con- hardware and software maintenance tract in accordance with the Charter for two BancTec 9500 remittance and the Codified Ordinances of processing machines, to be pur- Ord. No. 2162-99. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- chased by the Commissioner of Pur- By Councilmen Cintron and Pat- quirements for the period of one chases and Supplies for a gross mon (by departmental request). year of the necessary items of labor price for the Division of Water, An emergency ordinance authoriz- and materials necessary to repair Department of Public Utilities. ing the purchase by requirement police motorcycles, in the approxi- Section 2. That the cost of said contract of refurbished aluminum mate amount as purchased during contract hereby authorized shall be sign blanks, for the Division of the preceding term, to be purchased paid from Fund No. 52 SF 001, Traffic Engineering and Parking, by the Commissioner of Purchases Request No. 18694. Department of Public Service. and Supplies upon a unit basis for Section 3. That this ordinance is Whereas, this ordinance consti- the Division of Motor Vehicle Main- hereby declared to be an emergency tutes an emergency measure provid- tenance, Department of Public Ser- measure and, provided it receives ing for the usual daily operation of vice. Bids shall be taken in such the affirmative vote of two-thirds of a municipal department; now, there- manner as to permit an award to be all the members elected to Council, fore, made for all items as a single con- it shall take effect and be in force Be it ordained by the Council of tract, or by separate contract for immediately upon its passage and the City of Cleveland: each or any combination of said approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Section 1. That the Director of items as the Board of Control shall shall take effect and be in force Public Service is hereby authorized determine. Alternate bids for a from and after the earliest period to make a written requirement con- period less than one year may be allowed by law. tract in accordance with the Charter taken if deemed desirable by the Passed February 14, 2000. and the Codified Ordinances of Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- Effective February 22, 2000. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- plies until provision is made for the quirements for the period of one requirements for the entire term. year for the necessary items of Section 2. That the cost of said refurbished aluminum sign blanks in contract shall be charged against Ord. No. 2161-99. the approximate amount as pur- the proper appropriation account By Councilmen Cintron and Pat- chased during the preceding year, to and the Director of Finance shall mon (by departmental request). be purchased by the Commissioner certify thereon the amount of the An emergency ordinance authoriz- of Purchases and Supplies upon a initial purchase thereunder, which ing the purchase by requirement con- unit basis for the Division of Traf- purchase, together with all subse- tract of traffic paint, for the Division fic Engineering and Parking, quent purchases, shall be made on of Traffic Engineering and Parking, Department of Public Service. Bids order of the Commissioner of Pur- Department of Public Service. shall be taken in such manner as to chases and Supplies pursuant to a Whereas, this ordinance constitutes permit an award to be made for all requisition against such contract an emergency measure providing for items as a single contract, or by sep- duly certified by the Director of the usual daily operation of a munic- arate contract for each or any com- Finance. (RL 9808) ipal department; now, therefore, bination of said items as the Board Section 3. That this ordinance is Be it ordained by the Council of of Control shall determine. Alternate hereby declared to be an emergency the City of Cleveland: bids for a period less than a year measure and, provided it receives Section 1. That the Director of may be taken if deemed desirable by the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Public Service is hereby authorized the Commissioner of Purchases and all the members elected to Council, to make a written requirement con- Supplies until provision is made for it shall take effect and be in force tract in accordance with the Charter the requirements for the entire year. immediately upon its passage and and the Codified Ordinances of Section 2. That the cost of said approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- contract shall be charged against shall take effect and be in force quirements for the period of one the proper appropriation account from and after the earliest period year for the necessary items of traf- and the Director of Finance shall allowed by law. fic paint in the approximate amount certify thereon the amount of the Passed February 14, 2000. as purchased during the preceding initial purchase thereunder, which Effective February 22, 2000. year, to be purchased by the Com- purchase, together with all subse- missioner of Purchases and Supplies quent purchases, shall be made on upon a unit basis for the Division order of the Commissioner of Pur- of Traffic Engineering and Parking, chases and Supplies pursuant to a Ord. No. 2164-99. Department of Public Service. Bids requisition against such contract By Councilmen Cintron and Pat- shall be taken in such manner as to duly certified by the Director of mon (by departmental request). permit an award to be made for all Finance. (RL 4398) An emergency ordinance authoriz- items as a single contract, or by sep- Section 3. That this ordinance is ing the purchase by requirement arate contract for each or any com- hereby declared to be an emergency contract of aluminum signs, for the bination of said items as the Board measure and, provided it receives Division of Traffic Engineering and of Control shall determine. Alternate the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Parking, Department of Public Ser- bids for a period less than a year all the members elected to Council, vice. may be taken if deemed desirable it shall take effect and be in force Whereas, this ordinance constitutes by the Commissioner of Purchases immediately upon its passage and an emergency measure providing for and Supplies until provision is made approval by the Mayor; otherwise it the usual daily operation of a munic- for the requirements for the entire shall take effect and be in force ipal department; now, therefore, 265 24 The City Record February 23, 2000

Be it ordained by the Council of contract for each or any combina- Ord. No. 221-2000. the City of Cleveland: tion of said items as the Board of By Councilman Cimperman. Section 1. That the Director of Control shall determine. Alternate An emergency ordinance consent- Public Service is hereby authorized bids for a period less than a year ing and approving the issuance of a to make a written requirement con- may be taken if deemed desirable permit for the Cleveland Indians tract in accordance with the Charter by the Commissioner of Purchases Run on April 9, 2000, sponsored by and the Codified Ordinances of and Supplies until provision is made Hermes Race Systems. Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- for the requirements for the entire Whereas, this ordinance constitutes quirements for the period of one year. an emergency measure providing for year for the necessary items of alu- Section 2. That the cost of said the usual daily operation of a munic- minum signs in the approximate contract shall be charged against ipal department; now, therefore, amount as purchased during the pre- the proper appropriation account Be it ordained by the Council of ceding year, to be purchased by the and the Director of Finance shall the City of Cleveland: Commissioner of Purchases and Sup- certify thereon the amount of the Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- plies upon a unit basis for the Divi- initial purchase thereunder, which tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- sion of Traffic Engineering and purchase, together with all subse- nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this Parking, Department of Public Ser- quent purchases, shall be made on Council consents to and approves vice. Bids shall be taken in such order of the Commissioner of Pur- the holding of the Cleveland Indians manner as to permit an award to be chases and Supplies pursuant to a Run, sponsored by Hermes Race Sys- made for all items as a single con- requisition against such contract tems, on April 9, 2000, starting on tract, or by separate contract for duly certified by the Director of Ontario heading north to St. Clair, each or any combination of said Finance. (RL 4396) St. Clair east on East 6th Street, items as the Board of Control shall Section 3. That this ordinance is East 6th Street north to Lakeside, Lakeside to West 3rd Street, West determine. Alternate bids for a peri- hereby declared to be an emergency 3rd Street north around Stadium site od less than a year may be taken if measure and, provided it receives to East 9th Street, East 9th Street deemed desirable by the Commis- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of south to Eagle, Eagle then west to sioner of Purchases and Supplies all the members elected to Council, finish in front of Jacobs Field until provision is made for the it shall take effect and be in force (Plaza), provided that the applicant requirements for the entire year. immediately upon its passage and sponsor shall meet all the require- Section 2. That the cost of said approval by the Mayor; otherwise it ments of Section 411.05 of the Codi- contract shall be charged against shall take effect and be in force fied Ordinances of Cleveland, Ohio, the proper appropriation account from and after the earliest period 1976. Streets may be closed as deter- and the Director of Finance shall allowed by law. mined by the Chief of Police and certify thereon the amount of the Passed February 14, 2000. safety forces as may be necessary initial purchase thereunder, which Effective February 22, 2000. in order to protect the participants purchase, together with all subse- in the event. Said permit shall fur- quent purchases, shall be made on ther provide that the City of Cleve- order of the Commissioner of Pur- land shall be fully indemnified from chases and Supplies pursuant to a Ord. No. 220-2000. any and all liability resulting from requisition against such contract By Councilman Cimperman. the issuance of the same, to the duly certified by the Director of An emergency ordinance consent- extent and in form satisfactory to Finance. (RL 4387) ing to and approving the issuance the Director of Law. Section 3. That this ordinance is of a permit for the Walk for Hunger Section 2. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency on May 13, 2000, sponsored by the hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives Hunger Network of Greater Cleve- measure and, provided it receives the affirmative vote of two-thirds of land. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, Whereas, this ordinance consti- all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force tutes an emergency measure provid- it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and ing for the usual daily operation of immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it a municipal department; now, there- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force fore, shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest period Be it ordained by the Council of from and after the earliest period allowed by law. the City of Cleveland: allowed by law. Passed February 14, 2000. Section 1. That, pursuant to Sec- Passed February 14, 2000. Effective February 22, 2000. tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- Effective February 22, 2000. nances of Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, this Council consents to and approves the holding of the Walk for Ord. No. 2165-99. Hunger, sponsored by the Hunger Ord. No. 222-2000. By Councilmen Cintron and Pat- Network of Greater Cleveland, on By Councilman Cimperman. mon (by departmental request). May 13, 2000 beginning at Burke An emergency ordinance consent- An emergency ordinance authoriz- Lakefront Airport and progresses ing and approving the issuance of a ing the purchase by requirement west on Erieside continuing North permit for the Cleveland Rockers contract of various electronic traffic between stadium and Lake Erie. walk on May 9, 2000, sponsored by signal equipment, for the Division of South on W. 3rd, provided that the the Cleveland Rockers and Hermes Traffic Engineering and Parking, applicant sponsor shall meet all the Race Systems. Department of Public Service. requirements of Section 411.05 of Whereas, this ordinance consti- Whereas, this ordinance consti- the Codified Ordinances of Cleve- tutes an emergency measure provid- tutes an emergency measure provid- land, Ohio; 1976. Streets may be ing for the usual daily operation of a municipal department; now, there- ing for the usual daily operation of closed as determined by the Chief fore, a municipal department; now, thereof Police or safety forces as may Be it ordained by the Council of fore, be necessary in order to protect the the City of Cleveland: Be it ordained by the Council of participants in the event. Said per- Section 1. That pursuant to Sec- the City of Cleveland: mit shall further provide that the tion 411.06 of the Codified Ordi- Section 1. That the Director of City of Cleveland shall be fully nances of Cleveland, Ohio 1976, this Public Service is hereby authorized indemnified from any and all lia- Council consents to and approves to make a written requirement con- bility resulting from the issuance the holding of a walk, sponsored by tract in accordance with the Charter of the same, to the extent and in the Cleveland Rockers and Hermes and the Codified Ordinances of form satisfactory to the Director of Race Systems, on May 9, 2000, start- Cleveland, Ohio, 1976, for the re- L a w . ing on Ontario heading southerly to quirements for the period of one Section 2. That this ordinance is Hope Memorial Bridge to West 25th year for the necessary items of var- hereby declared to be an emergency Street to Veterans Memorial Bridge ious traffic signal equipment in the measure and, provided it receives to Huron to Ontario to finish in approximate amount as purchased the affirmative vote of two-thirds of front of Jacobs Field Plaza, provid- during the preceding year, to be pur- all the members elected to Council, ed that the applicant sponsor shall chased by the Commissioner of Pur- it shall take effect and be in force meet all the requirements of Section chases and Supplies upon a unit immediately upon its passage and 411.05 of the Codified Ordinances of basis for the Division of Traffic approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Cleveland, Ohio, 1976. Streets may be Engineering and Parking, Depart- shall take effect and be in force closed as determined by the Chief of ment of Public Service. Bids shall be from and after the earliest period Police and safety forces as may be taken in such manner as to permit allowed by law. necessary in order to protect the an award to be made for all items Passed February 14, 2000. participants in the event. Said per- as a single contract, or by separate Effective February 22, 2000. mit shall further provide that the 266 February 23, 2000 The City Record 25

City of Cleveland shall be fully a municipal department; now, there- Section 1. That the Director of indemnified from any and all liabil- fore, Community Development is autho- ity resulting from the issuance of Be it ordained by the Council of rized to enter into an agreement the same, to the extent and in form the City of Cleveland: with NOLASCO Housing Corporation satisfactory to the Director of Law. Section 1. That Ordinance No. 1108- for eligible costs related to the Section 2. That this ordinance is 96, passed June 14, 1999, is hereby Belevedere project using Ward 17 hereby declared to be an emergency repealed. Workers’ Compensation “Neighbor- measure and, provided it receives Section 2. That this ordinance is hood Capital” Funds. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of hereby declared to be an emergency Section 2. That the costs of said all the members elected to Council, measure and, provided it receives contract shall be in an amount not it shall take effect and be in force the affirmative vote of two-thirds of to exceed Fifty-One Thousand Dol- immediately upon its passage and all the members elected to Council, lars ($51,000) and shall be paid from approval by the Mayor; otherwise it it shall take effect and be in force Fund No. 10 SF 166. shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and Section 3. That the Director of from and after the earliest period approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Law shall prepare and approve said allowed by law. shall take effect and be in force contract and that the contract shall Passed February 14, 2000. from and after the earliest period contain such terms and provisions Effective February 22, 2000. allowed by law. as he deems necessary to protect the Passed February 14, 2000. City’s interest. Effective February 22, 2000, with- Section 4. That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency Ord. No. 223-2000. out the signature of the Mayor. By Councilman Dolan. measure and, provided it receives An emergency ordinance authoriz- the affirmative vote of two-thirds of ing the Director of Community all the members elected to Council, Development to enter into an agree- Ord. No. 225-2000. it shall take effect and be in force ment with BOSH Builders for eligi- By Councilman Jackson. immediately upon its adoption and ble costs related to the acquisition An emergency ordinance authoriz- approval by the Mayor; otherwise it of a water and sewer easement on ing the Director of Community shall take effect and be in force PPN# 027-01-068, for the City of Development to enter into an agree- from and after the earliest period Cleveland; beginning at Rocky River ment with MetroHealth for allowed by law. Drive going to the “Scullin Place” HIV/AIDS programming in Ward 5, Passed February 14, 2000. housing development project site using Ward 5 Workers’ Compensa- Effective February 22, 2000. using Ward 21 Workers’ Compensa- tion “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. tion “Neighborhood Capital” Funds. Whereas, this ordinance consti- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes tutes an emergency measure provid- an emergency measure providing for ing for the usual daily operation of Ord. No. 227-2000. the usual daily operation of a munic- a municipal department; now, there- By Councilman Rybka. ipal department; now, therefore, fore, An emergency ordinance authoriz- Be it ordained by the Council of Be it ordained by the Council of ing the Director of Community the City of Cleveland: the City of Cleveland: Development to enter into an agree- Section 1. That the Director of Section 1. That the Director of ment with Ohio Canal Corridor for Community Development is autho- Community Development is autho- the preservation of the Hulett Ore rized to enter into an agreement rized to enter into an agreement Unloaders using Ward 12 Workers’ with BOSH Builders for eligible with an agreement with Metro- Compensation “Neighborhood Capi- costs related to the acquisition of a Health for HIV/AIDS programming tal” Funds. water and sewer easement on PPN# in Ward 5, using Ward 5 Workers’ Whereas, this ordinance consti- 027-01-068, for the City of Cleveland; Compensation “Neighborhood Capi- tutes an emergency measure provid- beginning at Rocky River Drive tal” Funds. ing for the usual daily operation of going to the “Scullin Place” housing Section 2. That the costs of said a municipal department; now, there- development project site using Ward fore, 21 Workers’ Compensation “Neigh- contract shall be in an amount not to exceed Seventy Thousand Dollars Be it ordained by the Council of borhood Capital” Funds. the City of Cleveland: Section 2. That the costs of said ($70,000) and shall be paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166. Section 1. That the Director of contract shall be in an amount not Community Development is autho- to exceed Seventeen Thousand Five Section 3. That the Director of rized to enter into an agreement Hundred Dollars ($17,500) and shall Law shall prepare and approve said be paid from Fund No. 10 SF 166. contract and that the contract shall with Ohio Canal Corridor for the Section 3. That the Director of contain such terms and provisions preservation of the Hulett Ore Law shall prepare and approve said as he deems necessary to protect the Unloaders using Ward 12 Workers’ contract and that the contract shall City’s interest. Compensation “Neighborhood Capi- contain such terms and provisions Section 4. That this ordinance is tal” Funds as he deems necessary to protect the hereby declared to be an emergency Section 2. That the costs of said City’s interest. measure and, provided it receives contract shall be in an amount not Section 4. That this ordinance is the affirmative vote of two-thirds of to exceed Five Thousand Dollars hereby declared to be an emergency all the members elected to Council, ($5,000) and shall be paid from measure and, provided it receives it shall take effect and be in force Fund No. 10 SF 166. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of immediately upon its adoption and Section 3. That the Director of all the members elected to Council, approval by the Mayor; otherwise it Law shall prepare and approve said it shall take effect and be in force shall take effect and be in force contract and that the contract shall immediately upon its adoption and from and after the earliest period contain such terms and provisions approval by the Mayor; otherwise it allowed by law. as he deems necessary to protect the shall take effect and be in force Passed February 14, 2000. City’s interest. from and after the earliest period Effective February 22, 2000. Section 4. That this ordinance is allowed by law. hereby declared to be an emergency Passed February 14, 2000. measure and, provided it receives Effective February 22, 2000. the affirmative vote of two-thirds of Ord. No. 226-2000. all the members elected to Council, By Councilman Melena. it shall take effect and be in force An emergency ordinance authoriz- immediately upon its adoption and Ord. No. 224-2000. ing the Director of Community approval by the Mayor; otherwise it By Councilmen Dolan, Rybka, shall take effect and be in force Cimperman, Melena, O’Malley, Cin- Development to enter into an agreement with NOLASCO Housing Cor- from and after the earliest period tron, Brady, Patmon, Jones and allowed by law. Lewis. poration for eligible costs related to the Belevedere project using Ward Passed February 14, 2000. An emergency ordinance to repeal Effective February 22, 2000. Ordinance No. 1108-96, passed, June 17 Workers’ Compensation “Neigh- 14, 1999, relating to authorization for borhood Capital” Funds. the purchase, improvement and ren- Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure provid- ovation, and relocation of fixtures of COUNCIL COMMITTEE a facility located at 1440 Lakeside ing for the usual daily operation of Avenue. a municipal department; now, there- MEETINGS Whereas, this ordinance consti- fore, tutes an emergency measure provid- Be it ordained by the Council of ing for the usual daily operation of the City of Cleveland: NO MEETINGS 267 26 The City Record February 23, 2000

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

AIDS

HIV/AIDS programming in Ward 5 — agreement — MetroHealth — Community Development (O 225-00)...... 267

Board of Building Standards and Building Appeals

Ambler Avenue, 2922, (Ward 5) – William Stewart, owner - appeal resolved on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-14-00) ...... 259 Carnegie Avenue, 7035, (Ward 5) – Siegel Properties Carnegie, Ltd., owner - appeal adopted on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-336-99) ...... Index...... 260 Corsica Avenue, 15608-12, (a.k.a. 251-53 East 156th Street), (Ward 11) – First Merit Bank, N.A., f.k.a. First National Bank of Ohio, mortgagee - appeal adopted on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-312-99) ...... 260 East 107th Street, 532, (Ward 8) – Danford Jones, owner - appeal adopted on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-8-00) ...... 260 East 108th Street, 1575, (Ward 9) – Massie M. Bowman, owner - appeal resolved on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-21-00) ...... 260 East 152nd Street, 720, (Ward 10) – Paul Noce and Cesare Noce, owners - appeal postponed to 3/15/00 on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-2-00) ...... 259 East 53rd Street, 3465, (Ward 12) – David A. Dylan and Laura L. Dylan, owners - appeal postponed to 3/1/00 on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-1-00)...... 259 East 61st Street, 2651-53, (Ward 5) – Woodrow Gildersleeve, Sr., owner - appeal adopted on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-12-00)...... 260 East 71st Street, 2220, (Ward 5) – IMC Mortgage Company, mortgagee - appeal adopted on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-314-99) ...... 260 Fritinger, Ernest F. – appeal resolved on 2/16/00 (Doc. L-3-00)...... 259 Hathaway Avenue, 10836, (Ward 8) – Ralph Blue, owner - appeal resolved on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-3-00) ...... 259 Lenacrave Avenue, 12118, (Ward 2) – Dollar Bank, c/o The Mortgage Service Center, mortgagee - appeal adopted on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-335-99) ...... 260 Madison Avenue, 10205, (Ward 18) – Steven Jopek, owner - appeal adopted on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-337-99) ...... 260 Mazzola, Fred – appeal resolved on 2/16/00 (Doc. L-2-00)...... 259 Nursery Avenue, 3074, (Ward 13) – Charles Pope, owner - appeal resolved on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-15-00) ...... 259 Park Avenue, 6800, (Ward 12) – Djuric Stokic, owner - appeal adopted on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-313-99) ...... 260 Rockwell Avenue, 777, (Ward 13) – Bedford Properties, owner - appeal withdrawn on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-27-00) . . . . 260 Scranton Road, 2401-05, (a.k.a. 1535-39 Kenilworth Avenue), (Ward 14) – Harold J. Harry, owner - appeal withdrawn on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-45-99)...... 260 Shaker Boulevard, 10701, (Ward 6) – The International Preparatory School, owner - appeal amended and adopted on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-308-99)...... 260 St. Clair Avenue, 2240, (Ward 13) – Frank and Marcella Menge, owners - appeal adopted on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-302-99) ...... 260 Warner Road, 4250-52, (Ward 12) – Jeffrey F. Tretera, owner - appeal adopted on 2/16/00 (Doc. A-338-99) ...... 260

Board of Control - Cleveland Public Power Division

Energy Adjustment Charge - rates, rules and regulations of Division of Cleveland Public Power - amend BOC Res. 152-95 - Division of Cleveland Public Power, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 79-00) ...... 254

Board of Control - Community Development Department

East 114th Street, 3792 (Ward 2) - PPN 135-21-119 - to Donnell Tate, Jr. pursuant to Ord. 1848-99 (BOC Res. 88-00) ...... 256 East 114th Street, 576 (Ward 9) - PPN 111-01-034 - to Shirley Haynes (BOC Res. 94-00) ...... 257 East 126th Street, 619 (Ward 10) - PPN 110-06-068 - to Dorothy Bell (BOC Res. 92-00) ...... 257 East 77th Street, 1119 (Ward 7) - PPN 105-32-120 - to Jean Bragg and Don C. Bragg, Sr. pursuant to Ord. 327-99 (BOC Res. 90-00) ...... 256 East 85th Street, 1614 (Ward 7) - PPN 106-23-102 - to Patrick Prince pursuant to Ord. 1876-99 (BOC Res. 86-00) ...... 255 Ida Avenue, 907 (Ward 8) - PPN 107-02-052 - to Virgil W. Nicholson (BOC Res. 93-00) ...... 257 Morison Avenue, 10822 (Ward 8) - PPN 109-15-148 - to Leroy Robinson and D. Robinson (BOC Res. 91-00) ...... 256 Quimby Avenue, 6802 (Ward 7) - PPN 106-15-051 - to Bertha Williams pursuant to Ord. 1875-99 (BOC Res. 89-00) ...... 256 Sell parcels (East 79th-East 89th-Euclid-Chester Community Development Plan Area) - pursuant to Ord. 46-97 to Villas of Woodhaven, LLC (BOC Res. 95-00) ...... 257 Thornhope Road, 13218 (Ward 20) - PPN 023-21-011 - to Henry C. Neely and Geraldine Neely pursuant to Ord. 1661-99 (BOC Res. 87-00) ...... 256

Board of Control - East 79th-East 89th-Euclid-Chester Community Development Plan Area

Sell parcels (East 79th-East 89th-Euclid-Chester Community Development Plan Area) - pursuant to Ord. 46-97 to Villas of Woodhaven, LLC (BOC Res. 95-00) ...... 257

Board of Control - Finance Department

Sale of scrap, personal property and by-products - Report for January 2000 - Commissioner of Purchases and Supplies, Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 78-00) ...... 254 268 February 23, 2000 The City Record 27

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program

East 114th Street, 3792 (Ward 2) - PPN 135-21-119 - to Donnell Tate, Jr. pursuant to Ord. 1848-99 (BOC Res. 88-00) ...... 256 East 114th Street, 576 (Ward 9) - PPN 111-01-034 - to Shirley Haynes (BOC Res. 94-00) ...... 257 East 126th Street, 619 (Ward 10) - PPN 110-06-068 - to Dorothy Bell (BOC Res. 92-00) ...... 257 East 77th Street, 1119 (Ward 7) - PPN 105-32-120 - to Jean Bragg and Don C. Bragg, Sr. pursuant to Ord. 327-99 (BOC Res. 90-00) ...... 256 East 85th Street, 1614 (Ward 7) - PPN 106-23-102 - to Patrick Prince pursuant to Ord. 1876-99 (BOC Res. 86-00) ...... 255 Ida Avenue, 907 (Ward 8) - PPN 107-02-052 - to Virgil W. Nicholson (BOC Res. 93-00) ...... 257 Morison Avenue, 10822 (Ward 8) - PPN 109-15-148 - to Leroy Robinson and D. Robinson (BOC Res. 91-00) ...... 256 Quimby Avenue, 6802 (Ward 7) - PPN 106-15-051 - to Bertha Williams pursuant to Ord. 1875-99 (BOC Res. 89-00) ...... 256 Thornhope Road, 13218 (Ward 20) - PPN 023-21-011 - to Henry C. Neely and Geraldine Neely pursuant to Ord. 1661-99 (BOC Res. 87-00) ...... 256

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 2)

East 114th Street, 3792 (Ward 2) - PPN 135-21-119 - to Donnell Tate, Jr. pursuant to Ord. 1848-99 (BOC Res. 88-00) ...... 256

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 7)

East 77th Street, 1119 (Ward 7) - PPN 105-32-120 - to Jean Bragg and Don C. Bragg, Sr. pursuant to Ord. 327-99 (BOC Res. 90-00) ...... 256 East 85th Street, 1614 (Ward 7) - PPN 106-23-102 - to Patrick Prince pursuant to Ord. 1876-99 (BOC Res. 86-00) ...... 255 Quimby Avenue, 6802 (Ward 7) - PPN 106-15-051 - to Bertha Williams pursuant to Ord. 1875-99 (BOC Res. 89-00) ...... 256

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 8)

Ida Avenue, 907 (Ward 8) - PPN 107-02-052 - to Virgil W. Nicholson (BOC Res. 93-00) ...... 257 Morison Avenue, 10822 (Ward 8) - PPN 109-15-148 - to Leroy Robinson and D. Robinson (BOC Res. 91-00) ...... 256

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 9)

East 114th Street, 576 (Ward 9) - PPN 111-01-034 - to Shirley Haynes (BOC Res. 94-00) ...... 257

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 10)

East 126th Street, 619 (Ward 10) - PPN 110-06-068 - to Dorothy Bell (BOC Res. 92-00) ...... 257

Board of Control - Land Reutilization Program (Ward 20)

Thornhope Road, 13218 (Ward 20) - PPN 023-21-011 - to Henry C. Neely and Geraldine Neely pursuant to Ord. 1661-99 (BOC Res. 87-00) ...... 256

Board of Control - Land Sales

Sell parcels (East 79th-East 89th-Euclid-Chester Community Development Plan Area) - pursuant to Ord. 46-97 to Villas of Woodhaven, LLC (BOC Res. 95-00) ...... 257

Board of Control - Motor Vehicle Maintenance Division

Automotive and truck parts - amend BOC Res. 52-00 - Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 85-00) ...... 255

Board of Control - Police Division

Helicopters, turbine - contract pursuant to Ord. 182-99 to MD Helicopters, Inc. - Division of Police, Dept. of Public Safety (BOC Res. 96-00) ...... 257

Board of Control - Port Control Department

Elevators, escalators and moving walkways, labor and materials to maintain and repair - amend BOC Res. 24-00 - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 83-00) ...... 255

Board of Control - Professional Service Contracts

Scaffolding and fall protection safety training services - contract pursuant to Ord. 453-99 to The Dell Group, d.b.a. Creative Solutions - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 80-00)...... 255

Board of Control - Public Safety Department

Helicopters, turbine - contract pursuant to Ord. 182-99 to MD Helicopters, Inc. - Division of Police, Dept. of Public Safety (BOC Res. 96-00) ...... 257 269 28 The City Record February 23, 2000

Board of Control - Public Service Department

Automotive and truck parts - amend BOC Res. 52-00 - Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 85-00) ...... 255 Solid waste disposal services - pursuant to Ord. 1124-99 - all bids rejected - Division of Waste Collection and Disposal, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 84-00) ...... 255

Board of Control - Public Utilities Department

Diving and underwater inspection services - pursuant to Ord. 509-99 - all bids rejected - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 81-00) ...... 255 Energy Adjustment Charge - rates, rules and regulations of Division of Cleveland Public Power - amend BOC Res. 152-95 - Division of Cleveland Public Power, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 79-00) ...... 254 Parts for pump stations - contract pursuant to Ord. 1606-96 to The Craun-Liebing Company - Division of Water Pollution Control, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 82-00) ...... 255 Scaffolding and fall protection safety training services - contract pursuant to Ord. 453-99 to The Dell Group, d.b.a. Creative Solutions - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 80-00)...... 255

Board of Control - Purchases and Supplies Division

Sale of scrap, personal property and by-products - Report for January 2000 - Commissioner of Purchases and Supplies, Dept. of Finance (BOC Res. 78-00) ...... 254

Board of Control - Requirement Contracts

Automotive and truck parts - amend BOC Res. 52-00 - Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 85-00) ...... 255 Elevators, escalators and moving walkways, labor and materials to maintain and repair - amend BOC Res. 24-00 - Dept. of Port Control (BOC Res. 83-00) ...... 255 Helicopters, turbine - contract pursuant to Ord. 182-99 to MD Helicopters, Inc. - Division of Police, Dept. of Public Safety (BOC Res. 96-00) ...... 257 Parts for pump stations - contract pursuant to Ord. 1606-96 to The Craun-Liebing Company - Division of Water Pollution Control, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 82-00) ...... 255

Board of Control - Waste Collection and Disposal Division

Solid waste disposal services - pursuant to Ord. 1124-99 - all bids rejected - Division of Waste Collection and Disposal, Dept. of Public Service (BOC Res. 84-00) ...... 255

Board of Control - Water Division

Diving and underwater inspection services - pursuant to Ord. 509-99 - all bids rejected - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 81-00) ...... 255 Scaffolding and fall protection safety training services - contract pursuant to Ord. 453-99 to The Dell Group, d.b.a. Creative Solutions - Division of Water, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 80-00)...... 255

Board of Control - Water Pollution Control Division

Parts for pump stations - contract pursuant to Ord. 1606-96 to The Craun-Liebing Company - Division of Water Pollution Control, Dept. of Public Utilities (BOC Res. 82-00) ...... 255

Board of Zoning Appeals - Report

East 106th Place, 1195, (Ward 8) – The Greater Abyssinia Baptist Church, owner, c/o T.L. Steward, contractor - appeal heard on 2/22/00 (Cal. 00-16)...... 258 East 55th Street, 2509, (Ward 5) – Sherri L. Sullins, owner - appeal heard on 2/22/00 (Cal. 00-14)...... 258 East 82nd Street, 1867, (Ward 7) – Garth and Mary Ireland, owners and Bruce Baum, agent - appeal postponed to 3/27/00 on 2/22/00 (Cal. 00-17)...... 259 Kinsman Road, 12503, (Ward 3) – Ernest Howard, owner and SprintCom., Inc., lessee - appeal heard on 2/22/00 (Cal. 00-9) ...... 258 Kinsman Road, 15407, (Ward 3) – Kim Scott, owner - appeal heard on 2/22/00 (Cal. 99-506) ...... 258 Kinsman Road, 7239, (Ward 5) – James Strong, owner and Lillie Muston, tenant - appeal heard on 2/22/00 (Cal. 99-258) ...... 258 Valley Road, 3926, (Ward 15) – Valley Road Properties, c/o Angelo Martin - appeal postponed to 3/6/00 on 2/22/00 (Cal. 99-560) ...... 259 West 117th Street, 3440-3442, (Ward 19) – Kim & Kim Incorporated, owners, c/o Alejandro Galindo - appeal withdrawn on 2/22/00 (Cal. 00-15) ...... 258

Board of Zoning Appeals - Schedule

Church Avenue, 2710, (Ward 14) – Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA), c/o Norris McClure, owner - appeal to be heard on 3/6/00 (Cal. 00-25) ...... 258 Clark Avenue, 4310-4314, (Ward 14) – Ceska Sin Sokol, owner - appeal to be heard on 3/6/00 (Cal. 00-27) ...... 258 Clifton Boulevard, 11100-22, (Ward 17) – Stuart J. Graines, owner - appeal to be heard on 3/6/00 (Cal. 00-26). . . . . 258 Riverside Avenue, 3603, (Ward 15) – Linda L. Darling, owner - appeal to be heard on 3/6/00 (Cal. 00-24)...... 258 270 February 23, 2000 The City Record 29

Bridges

West 77th Street Bridge — design of the rehabilitation — Public Service (O 2118-99) ...... 264

Buckeye Area Development Corporation

Buckeye Area Development Corporation — Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 175-00) ...... 251

City of Cleveland Bids

Cable - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Cleveland Public Power - per Ord. 1630-92 - bid due March 9, 2000 (advertised 2/16/2000 and 2/23/2000) ...... 261 Cold Mix - Department of Public Service - Division of Streets - per Ord. 1832-99 - bid due March 16, 2000 (advertised 2/16/2000 and 2/23/2000)...... 261 Eagle Avenue Bridge / West 3rd Street ramp, emergency repairs of - Department of Public Service - Division of Engineering and Construction - per Ord. 1642-97 - bid due March 3, 2000 (advertised 2/16/2000 and 2/23/2000) ...... 261 East 40th Street, (Phase II - East 55th Street to Central Avenue), rehabilitation of - Department of Public Service - Division of Engineering and Construction - per Ord. 1282-98 - bid due March 2, 2000 (advertised 2/9/2000 and 2/16/2000 and 2/23/2000) ...... 260 Grinding and street preparation - Department of Public Service - Division of Streets - per Ord. 1838-99 - bid due March 8, 2000 (advertised 2/23/2000 and 3/1/2000) ...... 261 HVAC/R equipment and controls - Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties - Division of Property Management - per Ord. 890-99 - bid due March 9, 2000 (advertised 2/16/2000 and 2/23/2000)...... 261 Manhole risers - Department of Public Service - Division of Streets - per Ord. 1825-99 - bid due March 16, 2000 (advertised 2/16/2000 and 2/23/2000) ...... 261 Photocopiers - Department of Finance - per Ord. 1065-98 and 172-99 - bid due March 1, 2000 (advertised 2/16/2000 and 2/23/2000) ...... 261 Recyclable materials, processing of - Department of Public Service - Division of Waste Collection and Disposal - per Ord. 1124-99 - bid due March 8, 2000 (advertised 2/23/2000 and 3/1/2000)...... 261 Reflective sheeting - Department of Public Safety - Division of Traffic Engineering and Parking - per Ord. 759-98 - bid due March 1, 2000 (advertised 2/16/2000 and 2/23/2000) ...... 260 Relocation of Employee Parking Lot to Riveredge site (RFQ Package D-420) - Department of Port Control - due March 22, 2000 (advertised 2/23/2000 and 3/1/2000) ...... 261 Sewer maintenance appurtenances - slabs - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Water Pollution Control - per C.O. Sec. 129.27 - bid due March 8, 2000 (advertised 2/23/2000 and 3/1/2000)...... 261 SSI Tack coat - Department of Public Service - Division of Streets - per Ord. 1831-99 - bid due March 16, 2000 (advertised 2/16/2000 and 2/23/2000) ...... 261 Uniform clothing - Department of Public Safety - Division of Fire - per C.O. Sec. 135.06 - bid due March 9, 2000 (advertised 2/16/2000 and 2/23/2000) ...... 261 Vitrified clay pipe - Department of Public Utilities - Division of Water Pollution Control - per C.O. Sec. 129.27 - bid due March 8, 2000 (advertised 2/23/2000 and 3/1/2000) ...... 261 Water heaters, commercial electric - Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties - Division of Convention Center and Stadium - per Ord. 761-98 - bid due March 1, 2000 (advertised 2/16/2000 and 2/23/2000) ...... 261

Cleveland Public Power

Sections 523.21 — amended by Ordinance No. 327-95, — passed February 27, 1995 — Cleveland Public Power energy adjustment (O 910-98) ...... 262

Cleveland State University

Easterly and Westerly Chester Avenue Median Islands — right-of-way landscaping and irrigation system — Cleveland State University (O 1963-99) ...... 263

Codified Ordinances

Dishonored check fee — new Section 127.42 — Codified Ordinances (O 2154-99) ...... 249 Sections 523.21 — amended by Ordinance No. 327-95, — passed February 27, 1995 — Cleveland Public Power energy adjustment (O 910-98) ...... 262 Signs for shopping centers and other business uses. — amend Sections 350.14, 350.19 and 350.20 (O 1435-99) . . . . . 245

Community Development

Belevedere project — NOLASCO Housing Corporation — agreement — Ward 17 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds – Community Development (O 226-00) ...... 267 BOSH Builders — agreement for acquisition of water and sewer easement on PPN#027-01-068 — Scullin Place — Ward 21 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds — Community Development (O 223-00)...... 267 Buckeye Area Development Corporation — Land Reutilization Program – scattered sites (O 175-00) ...... 251 Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 — Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-00) ...... 249 HIV/AIDS programming in Ward 5 — agreement — MetroHealth — Community Development (O 225-00)...... 267 Ohio Canal Corridor — preservation of Hulett Ore Unloaders —Ward 12 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds — Community Development Department (O 227-00) ...... 267 271 30 The City Record February 23, 2000

Contracts

Aluminum sign blanks, — Division of Traffic Engineering and Parking — Department of Public Service (O 2162-99) ...... 265 Aluminum signs — Division of Traffic Engineering and Parking — Public Service (O 2164-99)...... 265 Electronic traffic signal equipment — Division of Traffic Engineering and Parking — Public Service (O 2165-99) ...... 266 Hardware and software maintenance — BancTec USA, Inc. — Division of Water (O 2158-99) ...... 265 Workers’ compensation actuarial and auditing services — contract — Integrated Consultant Services, Ltd. — Personnel (O 59-00) ...... 249

Fees

Dishonored check fee — new Section 127.42 — Codified Ordinances (O 2154-99) ...... 249

Finance Department

Dishonored check fee — new Section 127.42 — Codified Ordinances (O 2154-99) ...... 249

Hermes Race Systems

Cleveland Indians Run — permit — Hermes Race Systems (O 221-00) ...... 266 Cleveland Rockers Walk — permit — Cleveland Rockers — Hermes Race System (O 222-00) ...... 266

Human Resources Department

Workers’ compensation actuarial and auditing services — contract — Integrated Consultant Services, Ltd. — Personnel (O 59-00) ...... 249

Land Reutilization Program

Buckeye Area Development Corporation — Land Reutilization Program – scattered sites (O 175-00) ...... 251 Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 — Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-00) ...... 249

Liquor Permits

East 93rd Street, 3111 — Withdrawing objection to the transfer of ownership — (Ward 4) (R 228-00) ...... 261 East 123rd Street, 914-918 (Ward 9) - withdrawing objection to the issuance - repealing Res. No. 111-99 (R 232-00) ...... 262 Saranac Rd., 1st Fl. Only. (Ward 11) - Objection to transfer of ownership (R 231-00) ...... 262 Storer Avenue, 6422, 1st Fl. & Bsmt. (Ward 17) - withdrawing objection to a renewal - Repeal Res. No. 1324-99 (R 229-00) ...... 262

Metro Health Medical Center

HIV/AIDS programming in Ward 5 — agreement — MetroHealth — Community Development (O 225-00)...... 267

Motor Vehicle Maintenance Division (MVM)

Police motorcycles — repair — Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance — Department of Public Service (O 2163-99)...... 265

Nolasco Housing Corporation

Belevedere project — NOLASCO Housing Corporation — agreement — Ward 17 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds — Community Development (O 226-00) ...... 267

Parks, Recreation and Properties Department

Eleven pumps for swimming pools — Division of Recreation (O 2172-99)...... 249

Permits

Cleveland Indians Run — permit — Hermes Race Systems (O 221-00) ...... 266 Cleveland Rockers Walk — permit — Cleveland Rockers — Hermes Race System (O 222-00) ...... 266 Easterly and Westerly Chester Avenue Median Islands — right-of-way landscaping and irrigation system — Cleveland State University (O 1963-99) ...... 263 Walk for Hunger — permit — Hunger Network of Greater Cleveland (O 220-00) ...... 266

Port Control Department

Keycard access/fire detection, time and attendance equipment — maintenance and repair — various divisions — Port Control (O 2096-99) ...... 249 272 February 23, 2000 The City Record 31

Purchases

Keycard access/fire detection, time and attendance equipment — maintenance and repair — various divisions — Port Control (O 2096-99) ...... 249

Recreation and Properties Department

Eleven pumps for swimming pools — Division of Recreation (O 2172-99)...... 249

Resolution of Support

Harvard Elementary School housing development project — expressing support — Slavic Village Development proposal for housing tax credit (R 230-00) ...... 262

Service Department

Aluminum sign blanks, — Division of Traffic Engineering and Parking – Department of Public Service (O 2162-99) ...... 265 Aluminum signs — Division of Traffic Engineering and Parking — Public Service (O 2164-99)...... 265 Easterly and Westerly Chester Avenue Median Islands — right-of-way landscaping and irrigation system — Cleveland State University (O 1963-99) ...... 263 Electronic traffic signal equipment — Division of Traffic Engineering and Parking — Public Service (O 2165-99) ...... 266 Police motorcycles — repair — Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance — Department of Public Service (O 2163-99)...... 265 Traffic paint— Division of Traffic Engineering and Parking — Public Service (O 2161-99) ...... 265 West 77th Street Bridge — design of the rehabilitation — Public Service (O 2118-99) ...... 264

Signs

Signs for shopping centers and other business uses. — amend Sections 350.14, 350.19 and 350.20 (O 1435-99) ...... 245

Slavic Village Association

Harvard Elementary School housing development project — expressing support — Slavic Village Development proposal for housing tax credit (R 230-00) ...... 262

Swimming Pools

Eleven pumps for swimming pools — Division of Recreation (O 2172-99)...... 249

Utilities Department

Dispose of catch basin debris — Division of Water Pollution Control – Public Utilities (O 2115-99) ...... 264 Hardware and software maintenance — BancTec USA, Inc. — Division of Water (O 2158-99) ...... 265 Lakeside Avenue, 1440 — repeal Ordinance No. 1108-96 — improvement and renovation, and relocation (O 224-00) ...... 267 Sections 523.21 — amended by Ordinance No. 327-95, — passed February 27, 1995 — Cleveland Public Power energy adjustment (O 910-98) ...... 262

Walk-A-Thons

Walk for Hunger — permit — Hunger Network of Greater Cleveland (O 220-00) ...... 266

Ward 1

Ward 2 Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 — Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-00) ...... 249

Ward 3

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 — Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-00) ...... 249

Ward 4

Buckeye Area Development Corporation — Land Reutilization Program – scattered sites (O 175-00) ...... 251 East 93rd Street, 3111 — Withdrawing objection to the transfer of ownership — (Ward 4) (R 228-00) ...... 261

Ward 5

HIV/AIDS programming in Ward 5 — agreement — MetroHealth — Community Development (O 225-00)...... 267 273 32 The City Record February 23, 2000

Ward 6

Buckeye Area Development Corporation — Land Reutilization Program – scattered sites (O 175-00) ...... 249

Ward 8

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 — Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-00) ...... 249 Rowan, Rev. Dr. Albert T. (R.207-00) CATEGORY: Ward 9 East 123rd Street, 914-918 (Ward 9) - withdrawing objection to the issuance - repealing Res. No. 111-99 (R 232-00) ...... 262

Ward 11

Saranac Rd., 1st Fl. Only. (Ward 11) - Objection to transfer of ownership (R 231-00) ...... 262

Ward 12

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 — Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-00) ...... 249 Harvard Elementary School housing development project — expressing support — Slavic Village Development proposal for housing tax credit (R 230-00) ...... 262 Ohio Canal Corridor — preservation of Hulett Ore Unloaders —Ward 12 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds — Community Development Department (O 227-00)...... 267

Ward 13

Cleveland Indians Run — permit — Hermes Race Systems (O 221-00) ...... 266 Cleveland Rockers Walk — permit — Cleveland Rockers — Hermes Race System (O 222-00) ...... 266 Walk for Hunger — permit — Hunger Network of Greater Cleveland (O 220-00) ...... 266

Ward 14

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 — Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-00) ...... 249

Ward 17

Belevedere project — NOLASCO Housing Corporation — agreement – Ward 17 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds — Community Development (O 226-00) ...... 267 Storer Avenue, 6422, 1st Fl. & Bsmt. (Ward 17) - withdrawing objection to a renewal - Repeal Res. No. 1324-99 (R 229-00) ...... 261

Ward 19

Cleveland Housing Network Limited Partnership 17 — Land Reutilization Program — scattered sites (O 138-00) ...... 249

Ward 21

BOSH Builders — agreement for acquisition of water and sewer easement on PPN#027-01-068 — Scullin Place — Ward 21 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds — Community Development (O 223-00)...... 267

Water Pollution Control Division

Dispose of catch basin debris — Division of Water Pollution Control — Public Utilities (O 2115-99) ...... 264

Worker’s Compensation Neighborhood Fund

Belevedere project — NOLASCO Housing Corporation — agreement — Ward 17 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds — Community Development (O 226-00) ...... 267 BOSH Builders — agreement for acquisition of water and sewer easement on PPN#027-01-068 — Scullin Place — Ward 21 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds — Community Development (O 223-00)...... 267 HIV/AIDS programming in Ward 5 — agreement — MetroHealth — Community Development (O 225-00) ...... 267 Ohio Canal Corridor — preservation of Hulett Ore Unloaders —Ward 12 Workers’ Compensation “Neighborhood Capital” Funds — Community Development Department (O 227-00) ...... 267 274