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Minutes of
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The regularly scheduled meeting of the Dublin City Council was called to order by Vice Mayor
David Amorose at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, November 1, 1993. Mr. Strip led the Pledge of
Allegiance.
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Members of Council present for roll call were: Mrs. King, Me. Campbell, Mr. Amorose, Mr.
Sutphen, and Mr. Strip. Mr. Kranstuber and Mayor Rozanski arrived late (both excused).
Mr. Hansley, City Manager and Mr. Banchefsky, Assistant Law Director were also present.
Approval of Minutes of October 4 and October 18. 1993 Meetin~s
Me. Sutphen moved to approve the October 4 minutes.
Mr. Kranstuber seconded the motion.
Vote on the motion - Me. Sutphen, yes; Me. Strip, yes; Me. Campbell, yes; Me. Amorose, yes;
Mrs. King, yes.
Mrs. King moved to approve the October 18 minutes.
Mr. Strip seconded the motion.
Vote on the motion - Mr. Campbell, yes; Mrs. King, yes; Me. Strip, yes; Mr. Amorose, yes; Me.
Sutphen, abstain.
Correspondence
The clerk reported that there was no correspondence to Council.
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Comments from Visitors
John Ferrara. 7653 Tamarisk Court. brought to Council's attention the dangerous situation at the
intersection of Bright Road and Riverside Drive. He stated that problems will increase due to the
high volumes of traffic on Riverside generated by the new developments north of Bright. He
requested that Council members work with officials from ODOT, the City of Columbus and state
legislators to improve the intersection. He noted that there are two major problems on Riverside
Drive: speed and visibility. He requested that the Safety Committee look into this matter. He
added that the police presence has been adequate, but there is a huge volume of traffic in this area.
Mr. Amorose agreed that the intersection is dangerous in view of the 17 accidents at the intersection
in 1993 with 9 personal injuries. There have been over 243 citations issued in that area. He
requested that the Safety Committee make a recommendation to Council on this issue. He believes
that even a temporary type of traffic signal could help. After the Tuller and Hard Road lights are
installed, the issue could be reconsidered.
Mrs. King stated that the Safety Committee will look at this issue at the next Safety Committee
meeting, scheduled for Friday, November 5. She added that the city will work with the state to find
a solution to this problem.
Awards
Chief Ferrell announced that the State Highway Patrol Academy recently commended the City of
Dublin and Officer K.C. Jones for his arrest of an habitual DUI offendee.
City Manager Tim Hansley recognized the following employees as part of the "Definitely a Good
Catch" awards program: Bill Voska, Jim Headlee and Gary Hicks, all of the Maintenance Division.
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Le!!islation
Ordinance No. 83-93 - An Ordinance Providing for a Change of Zoning of 5.1 Acres of Land
Located on the Northeast Corner of Tuttle Crossing Boulevard and Blazer Parkway from:
PCD, Planned Commerce District to: PCD, Planned Commerce District. (Public Hearing)
(Applicant: Multicon Builders, Inc., c/o William Ebbing, 500 S. Front Street, Suite 770, Columbus,
OH 43215)
Registered as a proponent of the rezoning was Bill Ebbing, Edwards Land Company, 500 S. Front
Street, Columbus, Ohio. There were no registered opponents.
Ms. Clarke showed slides and described the proposed rezoning area. The site was zoned PCD when
all of Tuttle Crossing was planned. This area was planned for convenience uses such as day care
centers, banks or restaurants. At the time, the major focus of these parcels was to be to the north.
Since the development at Tuttle Crossing has taken a more retail focus with approval of the mall in
Columbus, the developer has found a user for one of the sites who desires that the building front on
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Tuttle Crossing to attract drive-by traffic. The developer would like to change some of the text in
Subarea A-I to assure that appropriate development can happen. A number of standards have been
reworked in order to accommodate this.
Ms. Clarke stated that this case is a rezoning from PCD to PCD - an amendment to the existing text.
It was reviewed by Planning Commission on October 7, and the Commission recommended approval
unanimously with four conditions:
1. That the composite plan be amended to reflect the actual acreage in accordance with the
appropriate legal description to be submitted by the applicant;
2. That the entire development text be revised to remove all existing errors, inconsistencies,
outdated information, etc.;
3. That the text include appropriate level of detail regarding architecture, signage, landscaping
and traffic circulation coordination for Subarea A-I;
4. That the staff further refine all plans and text with the developer before scheduling at City
Council and that the Commission receive copies of the agreed upon text prior to the public
hearing.
Ms. Clarke noted that the proposed text has been sent to the Planning Commission for their review.
Staff is still recommending approval with those four conditions. The text in front of Council tonight,
in staff's view, does not yet meet the requirements set forth in Condition 3. Issues remain to be
worked out regarding signage and traffic circulation. Staff is hopeful these can be worked out
between now and the time of voting. Staff wants to ensure that the workable text includes a Dublin
level of development control.
Me. Amorose stated that it is unusual for an item to be brought before Council in less than final
form.
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Ms. Clarke responded that the item was placed on the agenda and scheduled for public hearing prior
to complete review. This was a staff error. The details should have been worked out prior to the
public hearing. She added that staff has a good working relationship with the developer and is
hopeful that the issues can be worked out.
Mr. Strip asked if this change will have an effect on the overall area.
Ms. Clarke responded that the uses will not change. Currently permitted uses include offices (SO
and Institutional district), Office, Laboratory and Research uses, day care centers, drive-in banks and
restaurants. The first proposed user is a restaurant. There is no distinction between fine restaurant
and fast food restaurant in the Code.
Mrs. King asked if the proposed use would cover the entire 5 acres of the rezoning area.
Ms. Clarke responded that it will cover about 1-1/2 acres. The five acres could be split up into as
many as four parcels.
Mrs. King suggested that the rezoning ordinance language be modified in the title so that the public
can more easily understand the change being requested.
Ms. Clarke responded that staff is working with the Law Director's office to make modifications to
the titles in order to help the public understand the ordinance and to construct the ordinance so that
the language conveys what is happening with the proposed rezoning.
At this point (7:55), Mayor Rozanski arrived.
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Bill Ebbing. Edwards Land Co. stated that 110 acres were rezoned five years ago to allow several
types of uses, all of which the developer believes are still appropriate. They are attempting to bring
different end-users to Tuttle Crossing in the Dublin portion. They will work closely with staff to
resolve the two issues as stated by Ms. Clarke. They are hopeful of resolving the issues prior to
the November 15 meeting.
There will be a third reading of the ordinance at the November 15 Council meeting.
Ordinance No. 84-93 - An Ordinance Accepting the Lowest/Best Bid for Sign Posts and Related
Accessories and Authorizing the City Manager to Enter into a Contract for the Procurement
of Said Materials. (Third Reading)
Mr. Harding reminded Council that the bidder's prices are firm only through November 24, and thus
staff is requesting passage by emergency.
Mr. Sutphen moved to treat the ordinance as emergency legislation.
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Mr. Amorose seconded the motion.
Vote on the motion - Mrs. King, yes; Mayor Rozanski, yes; Me. Strip, yes; Mr. Sutphen, yes; Mr.
Amorose, yes; Mr. Campbell, yes.
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Mr. Hansley added that approximately 75 percent of the street signs in the city have been converted
from green to brown at this point. There is a detailed report included in Council's packet.
Vote on the Ordinance - Me. Campbell, yes; Me. Strip, yes; Mayor Rozanski, yes; Mrs. King, yes;
Me. Amorose, yes; Mr. Sutphen, yes.
At this point, Me. Kranstuber arrived (8: 15 p.m.)
Ordinance No. 85-93 - An Ordinance to Establish the Child Care Advisory Committee as a
Permanent Advisory Committee and to Set Membership Standards for the Child Care Advisory
Committee. (Second Reading)
Ms. Burkholder, city staff representative to the Mayor's Child Care Advisory Task Force, stated that
there are two clarifications to the ordinance as proposed:
1. In Section 1, it should read "Dublin businesses" instead of "business businesses".
2. The name of the Committee should be modified to "Child Care Advisory Committee" from
the "Mayor's Child Care Advisory Task Force".
There will be a third reading at the November 15 Council meeting.
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Resolution No. 18-93 - A Resolution Setting Forth a Statement of Services for a Proposed
Annexation of 7.356+/- Acres from Washington Township, Franklin County, to the City of
Dublin, Ohio as Required by Section 709.031 of the Ohio Revised Code. (First Reading)
Me. Hansley stated that staff met with the applicant regarding Council's desire to reduce the islands
of township within the city. Staff is working with the Law Director on strategies to speed up this
process other than through normal annexations. It is not possible to affect this petition since it has
already been filed with the county.
Discussion followed about the benefits of annexing the township island areas of the city in terms of
revenue and reduction in the confusion regarding delivery of city services.
Me. Amorose noted that Council should consider adopting a policy regarding the annexation of
islands.
Mr. Hansley stated that staff will be working with the Law Director's office in exploring the
viability of annexation of the island areas, as discussed previously by Council.
Mr. Strip agreed that Council should make a policy decision regarding future annexations. An
analysis should be undertaken of the cost/benefits associated with the annexations.
Mayor Rozanski agreed with Mr. Strip.
Mrs. King suggested that the Land Use Committee meet to review this issue which was referred to
the Co~ittee at a recent Council meeting.
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Ordinance No. 92-93 - An Ordinance Providing for a Change of Zoning of 12.085 Acres of
Land Located on the South Side of SR 161 and to the West or Dublin Center Drive from:
PUD, Planned Unit Development District to: PUD, Planned Unit Development District. (First
Reading) (Applicant: JALL Investments, Steven Lee Smith, 261 S. Front Street, Columbus, OH
43215)
Mr. Amorose introduced the ordinance and moved that it be referred to Planning & Zoning.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
Vote on the motion: Mr. Sutphen, yes; Mr. Kranstuber, yes; Me. Campbell, yes; Mrs. King, yes;
Mayor Rozanski, yes; Mr. Strip, yes; Me. Amorose, yes.
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Ordinance No. 93-93 - An Ordinance Providing for a Change of Zoning of 3.9 Acres of Land
Located on the Northwest Corner of Sawmill and Bright Road from: R-l, Restricted Suburban
Residential District to: PCD, Planned Commerce District. (First Reading) (Applicant: MILLCO
Properties Company, c/o Robert M. Miller, 4432 Tuller Road, Dublin, Ohio 43017)
Mr. Amorose introduced the ordinance and moved that it be referred to Planning & Zoning.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
Vote on the motion - Mr. Kranstuber, yes; Mr. Strip, yes; Mr. Sutphen, yes; Mrs. King, yes;
Mr. Amorose, yes; Mayor Rozanski, yes; Mr. Campbell, yes.
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Ordinance No. 94-93 - An Ordinance to Adopt the Proposed Operating Budget and Cash
Capital Budget for the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1994.
Mr. Amorose introduced the ordinance.
Mr. Hansley noted that the budget review schedule has been revised per the memorandum faxed to
Council today. The meetings are scheduled beginning November 8 and continuing through
November 29 to enable adoption of the budget before year-end.
Mr. Strip stated that staff has done an excellent job in preparing the budget. He is hopeful that the
process will be smooth.
Mr. Hansley also noted that the budget is in balance with no additional revenue enhancements or tax
increases. It does not propose any major changes other than some staffing additions.
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Concept Plan - Shannon Glen (Applicant: Midwest Land Fund, Inc., c/o Robert A. Meyer, Jr.,
Porter, Wright, Morris and Arthur, 41 South High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215-3406 and Erwin
and Erwin c/o Anna M. Erwin, 100 Fourth Street NW, PO Box 328, Catawba, NC 28609)
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Ms. Clarke stated that the site consists of 82 acres located on the northwest corner of Brand and
Avery Roads. She showed an aerial slide of the subject site and described the area. She noted that
a concept plan is a non-binding review by both Planning Commission and Council. Planning
Commission reviewed this plan at their October meeting and recommended approval. If Council
also recommends approval, that is authorization under the Code for the applicant to proceed and file
a preliminary development plan or rezoning application. The land is currently zoned R-l, Restricted
Suburban Residential which requires 40,000 square feet for the establishment of a single-family
home. The request is a concept plan under the PUD zone and the proposal is for 163 single-family
homes and 19 acres of open space. A large portion of the open space includes the tributary to the
Indian Run. She noted that the required amount of open space under the Code is 10.6 acres. The
lots are typically about 80 by 125 or 130 feet in depth, and the density is 1.98 dwelling units per
acre. The existing Community Plan established that areas west of Avery Road should be developed
at a maximum density of 2 units per acre. The development of this proposal will require the
extension of a sanitary sewer from Dublinshire Drive, 500 feet east of Muirfield Drive. Staff is
recommending approval of the concept plan. The issues outlined in the record of action from P&Z
are those to be addressed at the preliminary development stage. Staff and Planning Commission
believe that the land use and density are appropriate and thus recommend approval without
conditions.
Me. Kranstuber asked about the east-west road on the left side of the development where it notes
"future connection".
Ms. Clarke stated that an adjoining site concept plan for a golf course is subject to the condition that
it provide for stub streets into the surrounding properties.
Mayor Rozanski stated that approval of the Shannon Glen concept plan will dictate the layout of the
golf course for the adjoining development. It is important to bring the developers together to work
with the city to address issues.
Ms. Clarke responded that staff will schedule a meeting with the developers as soon as a rezoning
application is filed in order to work out issues.
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Rob Meyer. 41 S. High Street. representing applicant Midwest Land Fund stated that he is
accompanied by principal Bruce Massa and by Keith Myers and Mark Jaluca from Myers
Schmalenberger who prepared the plan. He stated that the concept plan was filed in the summer and
approved unanimously at the last Planning & Zoning meeting. He noted that the open space of 19
acres is 180 percent of the required open space and consists of a mix between active park space
along the creek and passive space up and down the tributary of Indian Run. There is a large setback
of 200 feet from the center of Brand Road, and the applicant agrees with the conditions listed which
will be followed up at the preliminary development plan stage.
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Keith Myers. Myers Schmalenberger, 523 North Park Street gave a brief presentation to Council
about the plan. He noted that the site presented some initial problems due to the need to work with
the developer of the concept plan for the L-shaped property surrounding this piece as well as the
plan for Lochmuie. The plan actually creates two separate neighborhoods with the flood plain and
wooded area separating the two. The developer purposely made a decision not to vehicularly
connect the neighborhoods but instead opted for a pedestrian connection. The developer attempted
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to minimize the number of houses backing onto Brand with a crescent road design. They will work
with Engineering to resolve any engineering problems resulting from the design. Many of the details
are similar to what was presented in the Trinity Park plan, Le. "eyebrow" details. A new feature
of this plan are "mini-greens It which are slightly larger than a standard cul-de-sac. Lot sizes are 80
foot wide throughout the plan. Open space is close to double the requirement.
Mr. Kranstuber is not enthusiastic about the crescent road design.
Mr. Myers responded that the crescent road design will enable front elevations to face Brand - a
more aesthetically appealing view.
Me. Myers added that they are willing to work with the neighboring developer on adjusting the roads
for the preliminary development plan.
Mr. Kranstuber added that he likes the mini-green cul-de-sacs.
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Mrs. King asked if the developer plans to have detention in the green space along the creek.
Mr. Myers responded that they plan to have detention in the lower areas of green space along the
creek.
Mrs. King asked staff if there are plans to straighten out Avery Road in view of the development
currently proposed in the area.
Ms. Clarke stated that staff has not looked at this issue outside the context of the Community Plan
which was adopted 5 years ago. The Community Plan opted for lining up the road on the south side
of the intersection.
Mrs. King added that she is not advocating lining the road up north of the intersection due to the
loss of a significant wooded area along with the substantial cost of a bridge. However, it is
appropriate to address this issue with the rezoning of the parcels in the area.
Ms. Clarke stated that the developer of Hawk's Nest has not shown the straightening of Avery Road,
and this issue has delayed the Hawk's Nest plan review.
Mrs. King added that she likes the mini-greens. She asked who will maintain them.
Mr. Myers responded that the homeowners' association will likely maintain them.
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Mr. Campbell commented that he likes the plan - it is innovative, the density is appropriate for the
area, and he is intrigued by the crescent area which will result in less curb cuts while maintaining
the setbacks.
Mayor Rozanski noted that the crescent design is a better alternative than Trinity Park where curb
cuts are made on Rings Road. Overall, the project looks good.
Mr. Sutphen moved to approve the concept plan for Shannon Glen.
Mr. Kranstuber seconded the motion.
Vote on the motion - Me. Sutphen, yes; Me. Amorose, yes; Me. Campbell, yes; Mrs. King, yes;
Mayor Rozanski, yes; Me. Strip, yes; Me. Kranstuber, yes.
Mr. Strip noted that it would be helpful if developers would bring duplicate sets of displays so that
the audience could see the plans at the same time as Council.
Discussion followed about improving the visibility of presentations to the audience. Ms. Clarke
suggested that staff shoot slides of color-coded drawings and have them shown during the
presentation.
Staff will investigate this prior to the next Council meeting.
Reports from Council Committees
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Me. Strip, Finance Committee reported that he received a call late today from Jim Ball, representing
the Dublin Wresting Club. Council had previously allocated $2,500 to the club with several
restrictions, including using the funds for city services.
Mr. Strip moved the approval of the change of restrictions, noting that the club has agreed that the
funds would be used only for general club purposes; that the funds would not be used to employ
professionals; and the funds would be used solely for wrestling club matters not associated with
school functions.
Mr. Amorose seconded the motion.
Vote on the motion - Me. Kranstuber, yes; Mayor Rozanski, yes; Mr. Sutphen, yes; Mr. Campbell,
yes; Mr. Strip, yes; Mr. Amorose, yes; Mrs. King, yes.
Mr. Strip also reported that the Committee has reviewed the four pending bed tax applications, and
recommendations will be made to Council in the next two to four weeks.
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Comments from Staff
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Mr. Hansley reported that the city has now closed on the 5800 building - formerly the Romanoff
Electric Building - and is out to bid for renovations to the building. Due to the tight timeframe in
view of the desire not to incur additional leasing costs at 5131 Post Road, staff will be requesting
passage by emergency at the November 15 Council meeting.
Mr. Kindra reported that Deer Run Elementary Principal Denise Blake has contacted him regarding
concerns about the safety of students crossing at Glick and Davington. He informed Ms. Blake that
the matter will be discussed at the next Safety Committee meeting.
He also noted that the contractor for the resurfacing project of Route 33 has requested permission
to do daytime resurfacing work on November 3 and 4. He is presently doing the resurfacing work
at night. Mr. Kindra recommends allowing this, and ODOT also is supportive of allowing daytime
work due to the warmer daytime temperatures.
Discussion followed about the pros and cons of daytime work.
Mr. Amorose moved approval of daytime work on the project as recommended by Mr. Kindra and
ODOT.
Mr. Sutphen seconded the motion.
Vote on the motion - Me. Kranstuber, yes; Mayor Rozanski, yes; Mrs. King, yes; Me. Campbell,
yes; Me. Amorose, yes; Me. Strip, no; Me. Sutphen, yes.
Mr. Kindra also noted that Chief Ferrell has reported to him that turning left into the BP ProCare
station is very difficult, and thus a continuous left-turn lane between Corbins Mill and the school
entrance will be added during ODOT's restriping. Me. Kindra offered to share the proposed striping
plan with Council.
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Ms. Jordan noted that she has distributed copies of Athletic Business Magazine containing articles
which mention Dublin's new Community Center plans.
Mayor Rozanski made a public service announcement, stating that Columbus and Southern has
notified Dublin that at 5:00 tonight a boom truck overturned on Brand Road west of Earlington. The
EPA was called in to supervise clean-up. Columbus & Southern reports that they are fairly certain
that no chemical leak took place. There were no injuries.
Council Roundtable
Mr. Kranstuber noted that he has several procedural questions regarding the proposed Fields of Corn
Art in Public Places project. He asked for confirmation that Council approves the Dublin Arts
Council budget for next year, and that the Arts Council then appropriates funds to build the project.
Does Council then have any authority to question the expenditure?
Mr. Strip responded that Dublin is one of the few, if not the only suburb that puts up a piece of
public art every other year. He explained that Council funds the Dublin Arts Council budget every
year, and funds enough in their budget for the contest and jury selection for the project. The
following year, the Arts Council requests sufficient funds to construct the selected project. Council
does have the final say in funding the Arts Council. He added that in the past, philosophically
Council has not been involved in the issue of whether Council members like or dislike the art.
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Mayor Rozanski noted that while Council has not had formal presentations of projects at Council
meetings, Council members were invited to the Chamber of Commerce a few weeks ago for the
unveiling of the proposed project.
Mr. Hansley commented that he recalls that Council in the past purposely did not get involved in
selecting the art, but deferred that decision to the Arts Council. The Arts Council, in turn, has
deferred that to a jury of professionals.
Mr. Campbell noted that Council is charged with the responsibility of controlling the City's funds.
Council does have the duty of listening to the citizens who believe that monies should not be spent
in this way. He is currently seeking feedback from the civic groups in his ward.
Mr. Amorose noted that many years ago, Council had committed to an Art in Public Places project
every other year. The program represents an opportunity to expose many people to art at a
relatively low cost. The Arts Council is following the directives of Council in carrying out the Art
in Public Places programming.
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Mayor Rozanski commented favorably on the proposed Fields of Corn project which was presented
recently at the Chambee.
Mr. Strip noted that Council has in the past committed to the project, and he does not believe it is
Council's place to override a decision made by the current Arts Council at the Dublin City Council's
direction.
Mr. Strip stated that he is hopeful that all citizens will take advantage of exercising their freedom
of choice by voting tomorrow. He praised Mr. Campbell for running a very dignified campaign.
Mr. Amorose encouraged everyone to get out and vote tomorrow. He asked about the status of the
Tuller Road project.
Mr. Kindra responded that the project is about 98 percent complete - there are some remaining
lighting issues and seeding to be done. He has provided the Law Director's office with an update
today.
Mr. Sutphen commented that the project should have been engineered to include a sidewalk on the
north side of Tuller and asked Mr. Kindra to comment.
Mr. Kindra responded that he had issued a change order adding sidewalks, but because of some
contractual complications of which Council is aware, staff cancelled the change order. The curb cuts
have been made for the purpose of the later installation of the sidewalk. If Council desires to have
the sidewalk installed, it can be done in the 1994 Maintenance program.
Me. Sutphen moved to add a sidewalk on the north side of Tuller Road.
Mr. Kranstuber seconded the motion.
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Mrs. King noted that she is uncomfortable with voting on this without consideration of the other
capital improvement and cash capital requests to come before Council. She believes the bikepath
in the area will be adequate for pedestrian needs for the level which exists today. She noted that the
Muirfield Drive section on the east side, north of the Episcopal Church does not have a sidewalk
and serves a much denser population.
Mr. Kranstuber stated that there are two other factors: a pending rezoning in the Bash Golf Course
area which could generate more pedestrian traffic and the many hotels in the area with individuals
without cars who require pedestrian access to restaurants, etc.
Mr. Strip asked about the costs for the sidewalk.
Mr. Kindra responded that he believes it would be approximately $7,000 to $10,000. He believes
it could be done under the Street Maintenance program.
Vote on the motion - Me. Kranstuber, yes; Mayor Rozanski, yes; Mr. Campbell, yes; Me. Strip,
yes; Mrs. King, yes, if it is under $10,000; Me. Sutphen, yes; Me. Amorose, yes.
Mr. Hansley stated that staff will bring information back to Council about implementing this project
into the budget.
Mayor Rozanski added that the figures should include the costs of regrading and reseeding with the
installation of sidewalk.
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Mrs. King thanked Mr. Kindra for his efforts in working cooperatively with ODOT on the restriping
of 161. She is hopeful that the contacts made there will be helpful in resolving the issue with the
light at Bright Road and 257.
Mr. Campbell congratulated all who are campaigning for positions on Dublin City Council regardless
of who wins tomorrow. He is hopeful that regardless of the results of the election, all can go
forward in operation of the city in a reasonable, orderly manner as provided under this country's
constitution.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 p.m.
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