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<strong>DOCKET</strong><br />
<strong>OF</strong>A <strong>MEETING</strong> <strong>OF</strong><br />
<strong>THE</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>COUNCIL</strong><br />
<strong>TO</strong> BE HELD IN <strong>THE</strong> <strong>COUNCIL</strong> CHAMBERS<br />
<strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> HALL 12650 DETROIT AVENUE<br />
NOVEMBER 16 2009<br />
730PM<br />
The Regular Meetings of Lakewood City Council shall be held on the first and third Mondays of each<br />
month at730PM except that when such meeting date falls on a<br />
holiday such meeting shall instead be<br />
held on the following day A Docketand Agenda ofthe business proposed to be transacted by Council will<br />
be available in the Clerk sOffice and both branches of the Lakewood Public Library after noon on<br />
Friday<br />
before a Council meeting<br />
Section 121 08ofthe Codified Ordiriances ofthe City ofLakewood establishes when rules for the public to follow<br />
speaking before Council<br />
ADDRESSING <strong>COUNCIL</strong> The President may recognize anynon member for addressing Council on<br />
any question then pending In such cases the person recognized shall address the chair state his orher<br />
name and address and the subject matter he or she desires to discuss Speakers must be courteous in their<br />
language and avoid personalities When addressed by the Chair the speaker must yield the floor and<br />
comply with all rulings of the chair said rulings Council not being open to debate Except with permission of<br />
specifically given speakers shall be limited to five minutes No person who has had the floor<br />
shall again be recognized until all others desiring an opportunity to speak have been given an opportunity<br />
to do so<br />
AGENDA TTEMSPRO<strong>TO</strong>COL<br />
The Clerk at the beginning of the meeting will present the AGENDA ITEMS sign in sheet to the<br />
President ofCouncil Speakers will be called to address Council by the Chair A citizen must first write<br />
his or her name address and agenda item number on the designated sign in sheet in order to be<br />
recognized<br />
PUBLIC COMMENT PRO<strong>TO</strong>COL<br />
The clerk at the end ofthe meeting will present the PUBLIC COMMENT sign in sheet to the Presidentof<br />
Council Public Comment will be welcomed at the end ofa Council Meeting on miscellaneous issues<br />
issues or<br />
other than agenda items A citizen must first write his or her name address and topic on the<br />
designated sign in sheet in order to berecognized The forum is not<br />
designed tobe a question and answer<br />
session<br />
L<br />
II<br />
III<br />
Pledge of Allegiance<br />
MomentofSilence<br />
Roll Call<br />
Reading and disposal ofthe Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council held November 2<br />
2009 Reports legislation and communications from Members of Council the Mayor<br />
and other City Officials
OLD BUSINESSxr<br />
1 Planning Commission Report regarding Ordinance 62 09 Amending Chapter<br />
Zoning Codeto Preserve Historic Interiors Pg 6<br />
1134 of<br />
2 ORDINANCE NO 62 09 AN ORDINANCE to amend Chapter 1134 Historic<br />
Preservation Districts HPD and Historic Properties HP of the Zoning Code of the<br />
Codified Ordinances of the City of Lakewood to<br />
expand the scope of the chapter<br />
public interior portions of buildings to<br />
with unique historical value PLACED ON 1sT<br />
READING REFERRED <strong>TO</strong> <strong>THE</strong> PLANNING COMMISSION AND <strong>THE</strong><br />
COMMITTEE <strong>OF</strong> <strong>THE</strong> WHOLE909 2ne READING 921 09 Pg 7<br />
3 ORDINANCE NO 77 09 AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it<br />
received the affirmative vote of at least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it<br />
shall take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law authorizing the<br />
Mayor or his designee for and on behalf of the City of Lakewood to enter into an<br />
amended agreement with the Cuyahoga County Board of County Commissioners<br />
Department of Senior Adult Services to provide home delivered meals homemaker<br />
services personal care services and medical transportation services under the Cuyahoga<br />
County Options for Elders Program that will extend the current<br />
agreement through June<br />
30 201<br />
PLACED ON 1ST READING REFERRED <strong>TO</strong> <strong>THE</strong> HEALTH HUMAN<br />
SERVICES COMMITTEE 101909 2a READING REPORTED OUT ON AND<br />
RECOMMENDED FORADOPTION 11209 Pg 37<br />
4 ORDINANCE NO 78 09 AN ORDINANCE to enter into an agreement District with the<br />
Advisory Council of Cuyahoga County Ohio General Health District for the<br />
provision of public health services within the City of Lakewood in an exceed Two Hundred Nine Thousand amount not to<br />
Five Hundred Ninety Dollars209<br />
590 00 for one a<br />
year period commencing January 1 2010 PLACED ON 1sT READING<br />
REFERRED <strong>TO</strong> <strong>THE</strong> HEALTH HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE 1112 09<br />
Pg 39<br />
5 ORDINANCE NO 79 09 AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it<br />
receives the affirmative vote of at least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it<br />
shall take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law authorizing<br />
Director of Finance to sell the<br />
through trade in 127 weapons and accessories having an<br />
estimated value of 40 000 in conjunction with the purchase ofnew state<br />
the art<br />
weapons for the Lakewood Division of Police PLACED ON 1sT READING<br />
REFERRED <strong>TO</strong> <strong>THE</strong> PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE 11209 Pg 40<br />
2
xNEWBUSINESSxxxx<br />
6 Committee of the Whole Report from Councilman Dever regarding registered sex<br />
offenders To Be Provided<br />
7 Communication from Mayor FitzGerald regarding registered sex offenders Pg 42<br />
8 ORDINANCE NO 86 09 AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it<br />
receives the affirmative vote of at least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it<br />
shall take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law to amend Section<br />
533 17 Prohibitions on Residency of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Lakewood<br />
to<br />
update and include changed designations under the State Code requirements for the<br />
registration ofsexoffenders Pg 43<br />
9 Communication from Finance Director Senn Pae regarding appropriations purchasing<br />
and revenues<br />
necessary for the 2010 budget Pg 46<br />
10 ORDINANCE NO 80 09 AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it<br />
receives the affirmative vote of at least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it<br />
shall take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law to establish<br />
appropriations for current expenses and other expenditures of the City of Lakewood<br />
State ofOhio for the fiscal year ending December 31 2010 Pg 47<br />
11 ORDINANCE NO 81 09 AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it<br />
receives the affirmative vote ofat least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it<br />
shall take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law authorizing the<br />
Mayor Director ofPublic Safety the Director ofPublic Works the Duector ofLaw<br />
Director the<br />
of Finance and or the Purchasing Manager to enter into service contracts in<br />
accordance with the Administrative Code of the City of Lakewood for the Division of<br />
Planning Development in accordance with the Administrative Code of the City of<br />
Lakewood contracts not to exceed the specified amounts shown without separate<br />
resolution ofCouncil Pg 60<br />
12ORDINANCE NO 82 09 AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided<br />
receives it<br />
the affirmative vote ofat least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it<br />
shall take effect acid be in force after the earliest period allowed by iaw authorizing the<br />
Mayor Director ofPublic Safety the Director of Public Works the Director ofLaw the<br />
Director of Finance and or the Purchasing Manager to enter into contracts for<br />
professional services and to advertise for bids and enterinto contracts forthe purchase of<br />
repair maintenance and operating supplies services and equipment as authorized by the<br />
2010 Appropriation Ordinance and the Administrative Code ofthe City of LakewQOd<br />
withthe lowest and best bidder or bidders or as otherwise provided by law Pg 62<br />
3
13 ORDINANCE NO 83 09 AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it<br />
receives the affirmative vote of at least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise<br />
shall it<br />
take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law authorizing the<br />
Mayor Director of Public Safety the Director ofPublic Works theDirector of Law the<br />
Director of Finance and or the Purchasing Manager to enter into contracts for<br />
Memberships as authorized by the 2010 Appropriation Ordinance and the<br />
Administrative Code of the City of Lakewood contracts not to exceed 60 000 without<br />
separate Resolution ofCouncil Pg 66<br />
14<br />
ORDINANCE NO 84 09 AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it<br />
receives the affirmative vote of at least five5 members elected to Council otherwise it<br />
shall take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law to amend<br />
Ordinance 53 06 adopted July 3 2006 to amend Chapter 915 Water Rates of the<br />
Codified Ordinances of the City of Lakewood for the purpose of adjusting<br />
water rates<br />
charged against each lot parcel of land or<br />
premises which may have an active water<br />
connection with the Municipal water system Pg 70<br />
15<br />
ORDINANCE NO 85 09 AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it<br />
receives the affirmative vote of at least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it<br />
shall take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by Ordinance law amending<br />
54 06 adopted July 3 2006 to amend section 902 04 Rates and Charges of<br />
the Codified Ordinances ofthe CityofLakewood for the purpose of adjusting sewer rates<br />
charged against each lot parcel of land or premises which may have an active sewer<br />
connection with the Municipal wastewater disposal system or which may otherwise<br />
discharge wastewater either directly or indirectly into such system or any part thereof<br />
Pg 73<br />
16 Communication from Humans Services Director Dottie Buckon regarding the 2010<br />
Program Year Contract with Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging Title III of the<br />
1965 Older Americans Act for the 2010 program year Pg 77<br />
17 RESOLUTION NO 8379 09 A RESOLUTION to take effect immediately provided it<br />
receives the affirmative vote ofat least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it shall<br />
tak effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law his authorizing the Mayor<br />
designee or<br />
to enter into a Contract with the Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging to<br />
accept funds for the City s programs covering Nutrition SociaUSupportive Transportation and<br />
Services such contract<br />
providing partial funding for supplemental programs under<br />
Title HI of the 1965 Older Americans Act for the 2010 program year Pg 78<br />
18 Communication from Chief Malley regarding including an administrative fee for<br />
vehicles towing<br />
Pg 79<br />
19 ORDINANCE NO 87 09 AN ORDINANCE to create new Section Administrative 135 15<br />
Towing Fees of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Lakewood to<br />
establish an administrative fee for the towing of vehicles ordered by the Police Division of<br />
Pg 80<br />
4
20 Communication from Public Works Director Joe Beno regarding seeking ARRA<br />
Stimulus funding for WWTP secondary digester covers and thickener tank drive units<br />
Pg 82<br />
21 ORDINANCE NO 88 09 A RESOLUTION to take effect<br />
immediately provided it<br />
receives the affirmative vote ofat least five 5 members elected toCouncil otherwise it<br />
shall take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law authorizing the<br />
Mayor s to apply for accept and enter into a Water Pollution Control Loan Fund Full<br />
Principal Forgiveness Assistance Agreement on behalf of the City of Lakewood for<br />
planning design and orconstruction of WasterWater Treatment Facilities Improvements<br />
with the Environmental ProtectionAgency ofthe State ofOhio in an amount estimated at<br />
652 500 Pg 83<br />
22 Communication from Planning Director Nate Kelly regarding a presentation from the<br />
Cleveland Restoration Society Pg 85<br />
23 Communication from Planning Director Nate Kellyregarding an Economic Development<br />
Fund loan to 717Ink and University Tees Pg 86<br />
24 ORDINANCE NO 89 09 AN ORDINANCE authorizing the Mayor or his designee to<br />
enter into an agreement with University Tees Inc or its designee for participation in the<br />
Lakewood Business Investment Program BIP of the Economic Development Fund<br />
EDF for a five5 year loan in an amount ofFifty Thousand Dollars 50 000 Pg 87<br />
25 Communication from Councilman Summers regarding the reappointment of Ray Cushing<br />
to the Finance Audit Committee Pg 89
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PLANNING COMMISSION<br />
12650 DetroitAvenue 44107 216529 6630 FAX 216529 5936<br />
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November 11 2009<br />
Lakewood City Council<br />
12650 Detroit Avenue<br />
Lakewood Ohio 44107<br />
RE<br />
Planning Commission Report Proposed Ordinance62 09 of Amending<br />
Zoning Code to<br />
Chapter<br />
Preserve Historic Interiors<br />
1134<br />
Dear Members of CityCouncil<br />
On September92009 CityCouncil referred Proposed Ordinance62 09 Amending Chapter<br />
1134 of Zoning Code to Preserve Historic Interiors to the PlanningCommission for review and<br />
comment The proposed ordinance was<br />
accepted forreview by the Planning Commission alone<br />
as a Commission at its October 1 s 2009 public hearing The Commission reviewed the proposed<br />
ordinance in a<br />
joint work session with the Committeeofthe Whole the Lakewood Heritage<br />
Advisory Board and the public at large where all gathered to review and discuss the text ofthe<br />
proposed ordinance<br />
After receiving feedback from the public and considering the impact on Lakewood s historic<br />
propertiesincluding those designated and those that may be so designated in the future the<br />
Planning Commission voted on November Sr 2009 to recommend<br />
Council approval by for Lakewood City<br />
adoption in the Zoning Code In doing so the Commission supports the concept<br />
thepropused ordinance and submits tfie attachedrecommended of<br />
changes for further discussion<br />
among colleagues counsel and the public<br />
Respectfully submitted<br />
Biil Grulich<br />
Chairman<br />
n<br />
Kelly<br />
Secretary<br />
LV o<br />
CtDocuments and Set ings njk4966 Desktop PC Approves Historic InteriorsRec toCouncil 111109 doc
First reading and referred to<br />
Planning Commission and COW<br />
909 second reading921 09<br />
please substitute fororiginal<br />
ORDINANCE N062 09 BY<br />
AN ORDINANCE to amend Chapter 1134 Historic<br />
aid<br />
Presen atior<br />
Historic<br />
Dstri<br />
Properties HP of the HPD<br />
Zoning Code of the<br />
of Codified<br />
Lakewood to Ordinances of<br />
expand the the Gity<br />
scope of the chapter to include designation of public interior<br />
portions of buildings with unique historical value<br />
WHEREAS the amendments to the Zoning Code promote the development and<br />
protection of existing buildings and structures throughout the City of unique historical<br />
significance thereby protecting property values and<br />
WHEREAS the amendments to the Zoning Code encourage the orderly develop<br />
ment and retention of buildings and structure ih the City in a manner consistent with<br />
the Community Vision and<br />
WHEREAS Article 18 Section 3 of the Constitution of the State of<br />
municipalities to exercise<br />
Ohio<br />
all permits<br />
powers of local self government and<br />
within their to adopt and<br />
limits such local enforce<br />
police sanitary and other similar regulations as are<br />
conflict with not in<br />
general laws now therefore<br />
BE IT ORDAINED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section 1<br />
That Chapter 1134 Historic Preservation Districts HPD and His<br />
toric Properties HP of the Zoning Code of Codified Ordinances of the City of Lake<br />
wood currently reading as follows<br />
HIS<strong>TO</strong>RIC PRESERVATION DISTRICTS FIPD<br />
AND HIS<strong>TO</strong>RIC PROPERTIES HI<br />
1134 01 PURPOSE<br />
a<br />
The purpose ofthis Chapter is to promotethe health safety andwelfare<br />
ofthe citizens ofthe City by providing for the identification protection<br />
enhancement perpetuation and use of areas places buildings strud<br />
tures works of art and other objects having a special historical com<br />
munity or aesthetic interest or value so thatthe following objectives are<br />
reached<br />
1 To maintain and enhance the distinctive and or aesthetic char<br />
acter diversity and interest ofthe City<br />
2 To safeguard the architectural integrity<br />
nated Historic of the City s desig<br />
Preservation Districts IUD andHistoric Prop<br />
ertiesHI<br />
tl
To safeguazd the heritage of the City by preserving places<br />
sites buildings and structures which reflect elements of the<br />
City s cultural social economic political azchitectural or az<br />
chaeologicalheritage<br />
4 To seek alternatives to demolition or<br />
incompatible alterations<br />
intheHPD andto HPsbefore such acts are<br />
performed<br />
5 To afford thevdest possible scope of<br />
continuing vitality<br />
through private renewal andarchitectural creativity within ap<br />
propriate controls andstandazds<br />
b<br />
The purpose oftheBPD or HP designation and detemunation provided<br />
for in this Chapter is to contribute to the economic recreational cul<br />
tural and<br />
educational development ofthe City by<br />
1 Fostering a sense of community identification and civic pride<br />
by preserving azeas places buildings structures works ofart<br />
and other objects which reflect periods events in history no<br />
table accomplishments ofthe past and significant persons of<br />
the community and its region<br />
2 protecting and enhancing the City sattributes for residents<br />
prospecfive residents visitors and tourists<br />
3 strengthening the economy ofthe City<br />
4 stabilizing and improving property values<br />
5 facilitating the reinvestmentin and revitalization ofcertain dis<br />
tricts and neighborhoods<br />
6 promoting use and preservation ofhistoric sites and structures<br />
forthe education and general welfare of residentsofthe City<br />
1134 021 DEFINITIONS<br />
a<br />
ALTER or<br />
ALTERATION for the purposes ofthis Chapter shall in<br />
clude achange in design material color texture material orexterior az<br />
chitectural feature and shall also include any additions to<br />
existing azeas<br />
places buIldings structures works ofart or other objects The correc<br />
tion of any deterioration or damage to an area place building struc<br />
ture work of art or other object and restoration to its<br />
such condition prior<br />
deterioration to<br />
or damage is excluded from the definition ofaltera<br />
tionprc ed such work does nct involve a change in design<br />
color texture material material<br />
or exterior architecturalfafore<br />
b<br />
CERTIFICATE <strong>OF</strong> APPROPRIATENESS means a certificate is<br />
sued either by the Architectural Boazd of Review indicating that pro<br />
posed design plans for alteration or by the Commission for demolition<br />
ofa property within the FIPD or the HP is in accordance with the pro<br />
visions ofthis Chapter<br />
L
c<br />
d<br />
r<br />
DESIGNATION and DETERMINATION means respectively the ini<br />
tial process by the Commission to identify appropriate districts and<br />
properties for implementation ofthis Chapter andthe actual outcome of<br />
an application process to implement andmake effective this Chapter for<br />
any specific district or property<br />
DEMOLISH or DEMOLITION means the razing or removal in<br />
whole or inpart of any area place building simcfure work ofart or<br />
other object<br />
f EXTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE Smeans the architec<br />
tural style general design and general arrangement of the exterior ofa<br />
building or structure including but not limited to windows doors<br />
porches cornices exterior wall materials decorative trim chimneys<br />
roof structure and roof materials and other fixtures appurtenant to the<br />
exterior ofthe building or structure<br />
g<br />
h<br />
MATERIAL COLOR means the color inherent to a material such as<br />
brick or stone Itshall not be construedto refer to exterior painting<br />
PRESERVATION means the act or process of applying measures to<br />
sustain the existing form integrity and material ofan area place build<br />
ing structure workof art or other object<br />
i SECRETARY <strong>OF</strong> TFIE INTERIOR SSTANDARDS FOR REHA<br />
BILITATION means the United States Secretary of the Interior s<br />
StandardsFor Rehabilitation codified at 36 CFR 67 ofthe Code ofFed<br />
eral Regulafions as the same may be amended from time to time and<br />
associated guidelines established by the Commission that form the cri<br />
teria used by the Architectural Board ofReview when considering an<br />
application for a Certificate of Appropriateness in an HPD or for an<br />
HP<br />
j UNIQUE HIS<strong>TO</strong>RIC GUIDELINES means any specific guidelines<br />
adopted by the Commission either at thetime of designation of anHPD<br />
orHP or upon subsequent revision and review to govern any<br />
such des<br />
ignated HPD or HP<br />
1134 03 PROCEDURES FORIDENTIFICATION REVIEWAND<br />
DESIGNATION <strong>OF</strong> ANHPD ORHP OR LANDMARKS<br />
a<br />
Relationship to Base Districts The HPD or HP is the designation of<br />
an additionally restricted zone or<br />
specific property restricfions for an<br />
historic property within any zone which may be applied to existing<br />
zoning distticts as described herein When suchadissict or property is<br />
established the HPD or Ira shall be shown as an indication to theun<br />
derlying districts by the desi ation ofHPD for historic Preservation<br />
District orHP for Historic Properties onthe zoning map<br />
A HPD or HP may cross ortransit several base districts however the<br />
uses permitted in each base distfict are limitedo the boundaries ofthat<br />
base district except as otherwise provided herein<br />
i
Initial Designation Procedure The Commission may propose desib<br />
nafions of any azea place building structure work ofart or other ob<br />
ject as an HPD or HP on its own initiative or upon the recommendafion<br />
ofthe Heritage Advisory Board or upon a request by an owner ofa<br />
property Proposals for designation must be accompanied by<br />
fion with informa<br />
respect to the special historical community oraesthetic inter<br />
est or value of the HPD or HP The Commission may establish from<br />
dineistesuchprocedures and policies with respect to designations<br />
andother matters described in this Chapter Moreover the Commission<br />
shall where appropriate issue specific Unique Historic Guidelines to<br />
govern any such<br />
designated HPD or HP The purpose of such guide<br />
lines are to assist the Architectural Board ofReview to limit its judg<br />
ment and review procedures to design and engineering issues rather<br />
than its own independent view ofhistoric appropriateness which are<br />
hereby expressly left in the province of the Commission with the advice<br />
ofthe Heritage Advisory Boazd<br />
c<br />
Considerations for<br />
Designation In considering the designation of any<br />
area place building structure work ofart or other object in the City as<br />
a HPD or HP the Commission shall apply the following criteria with<br />
respect to each property One1 or more or the following must apply<br />
1 The chazacter interest or value as part ofthe heritage ofthe<br />
City the region State ofOhio ortheUnited States<br />
2 the location as a site ofa significant historic event<br />
3 the<br />
identification with a person or persons who significantly<br />
contributed to the historic development of the City<br />
4 a HPD s or HP s exemplification of the cultural economic<br />
social archeological or historic heritage ofthe City<br />
5 the pornayal oftheenvironment ofa group of of people<br />
history characterized by a distinctive architectural style<br />
in an era<br />
6 the embodimentof distinguishing historical chazacteristics ofa<br />
group of people in an eraof history chazacterized by adistinc<br />
tive architectural style<br />
7 HPD s or HPsidentification as the work ofan architect or<br />
master builder whose individual work has influenced the de<br />
velopment ofthe City<br />
8 1Ds or HPsembodiment of elements ofazchitectwal de<br />
sign detail materials or<br />
craftsmanship which represent a sig<br />
nificant azchitectural or technological innovation<br />
9 HPD s or HPsunique location or singular physical character<br />
istics representing an established and familiar visualfeature of<br />
a<br />
neighborhood community or theCity itself at lazge<br />
r<br />
i
10 HPD sor HPshaving yielded or its likelihood of yielding in<br />
formation important to the understating of pre history or his<br />
tory<br />
d<br />
Additional considerations for an HPD In additionto meeting at least<br />
one 1 of the above criteria a proposed HPD must also meet the fol<br />
lowing criteria in order to be designated aHPD<br />
1 The area within the proposed boundaries must have a high de<br />
gree of historic integrity without excessive loss of architec<br />
turalor historic chazacter<br />
2J<br />
The areawithin theproposed boundaries must have aninternal<br />
historic cohesiveness inthe sense of a shared common history<br />
of its inhabitants historical development according to the Vi<br />
sion ashared azchiteFtural style or design or a body ofazchi<br />
tecture illustrating the evolution of architectural styles over a<br />
period oftime<br />
e<br />
Additional Considerationsfor an HI In addition to meeting at least<br />
one 1 of the criteria listed in subsection c above a proposed HP<br />
must also meetthe following criteria in order to be designated aHP<br />
1 The structure<br />
must have a high degree ofhistoric integrity<br />
without excessive loss ofarchitectural or historic character<br />
2 The structure smust have an internal historic cohesiveness in<br />
the sense ofashared common history of its inhabitants his<br />
torical development according to the Vision a shazed architec<br />
tural style or design or a body ofazchitecture Illustrating the<br />
evolution ofarchitectural styles over aperiod oftime<br />
f Designation by the Commission The Commission after obtaining ad<br />
vice from the Heritage Advisory Boazd may designate certain areas<br />
places sites buildings and structures as eligible to become either a<br />
HPD or aHP<br />
g<br />
h<br />
Designs on Not Self Executing Once the Commission has designated<br />
any certain areas places sites buildings and structures as eligible to<br />
become either an HPD or an HP an individual or group may apply to<br />
the Commission for official status as anHPD or HP The rules ofthis<br />
Chapter or the Unique Historic Guidelines adopted by the Commission<br />
for any<br />
HPD or HP are not effective untIl the following application and<br />
approval process is additionally completed<br />
Application for Historic Status<br />
Determination The applicant s<br />
shall attempt to secure the written consent ofthe properly owner s for<br />
the determination of a property as aHP However written approval is<br />
not<br />
required for the property to be determined as an HP In the event<br />
that such ownerrefuses or declines to orotherwisedoes not give written<br />
consent to the proposed determination as aHP upon the applicant s<br />
application the Commission shall schedule a public hearing onthe ques<br />
tion of the proposed detemination In regards to a HPD the appli<br />
cant s shall attempt<br />
to secure the written approval of owner s within<br />
1<br />
lJL
the proposed boundaries These signatures shall be presented ona form<br />
prepared by the Commission However written approval is not re<br />
quired for the properties to be determined as within a HPD In the<br />
event that such owner srefuses or declines to or otherwise does not<br />
give written consent to the proposed determinafion as a HPD upon the<br />
applicant s application the Commission shall schedule a<br />
public<br />
ing onthe question hear<br />
ofthe<br />
proposed determination<br />
i Notice Procedures for Public Hearing<br />
1 Notice ofthe public hearing shall be made in accordance with<br />
Lakewood Codified Ordinances no less than seven 7 days be<br />
fore the heazing said notice shall state the time place and pur<br />
pose of the hearing in accordance with Chapter 107 Publica<br />
tion of Legal Nofices ofthe Ordinances<br />
2 No less than seven daysprior to a public hearing the Commis<br />
sion additionally shall give written notice of a public hearing<br />
stating the time place and purpose to all owners and residents<br />
of property in and within 200 feetofthe property for whichei<br />
ther an HPD or an HP designation is requested<br />
j The Commission shall give due consideration to the advice ofthe Heri<br />
tage Advisory Boazd such consents to determinaton and comments as<br />
have been filed with it andthe views as may have been expressed by<br />
persons participating in the hearing before the Commission as well as<br />
any other relevant informafion brought before the Commission in mak<br />
ing its decision with respect to the<br />
proposed determinationofeach HPD<br />
orHP by a majority vote ofits members<br />
k<br />
The application for historic determination shall be studied by the Com<br />
mission for its review and recommendation The Commission may de<br />
termine said azea place site building s and structure<br />
HP sas aHPD or<br />
by majority vote Regardless of any current National Register<br />
Historic of<br />
Places status a HPD or HP must be locally determined by<br />
Commission the<br />
forthis Chapter to apply<br />
1 The Commission may approve by majority vote specific architectural<br />
guidelines for a created district or a<br />
specific historic property<br />
The<br />
Commission shall schedule a public hearing on the question of pro<br />
posed design guidelines If specific architectural guidelines are notcre<br />
ated the Secretary of the Interior s Standazds for Rehabilitation shall<br />
apply to aHD for Architectural Board ofReview purposes<br />
m1<br />
Application s which have been denied by tine Commission may be re<br />
submitted within ten 10 days if a request is made in writing by<br />
applicant the<br />
setting forth the grounds thereof mines Ifthe Commission deter<br />
by vote thatvalid grounds have been submitted a<br />
rehearing shall<br />
be granted Ifthe request is notmade withia ten 10 days from date of<br />
n7ingno application onthe same appeal maybe made to the Commis<br />
sionfor a<br />
period ofsix 6 months fromthe date theoriginal applicafion<br />
was denied The filing ofan applicafion for arehearing shall not be<br />
deemed to extend the time permitted by law for the filing ofan appeal<br />
to the Courts<br />
o<br />
i
1134 04 LOCATION <strong>OF</strong> ANHPD OR HP<br />
Location of a HPD or HP is limited to the Cl Commercial Office C2 Commer<br />
cial Retail C3 Commercial General Business C4 Commercial Public School<br />
Districts R1H Single Family high density R1M Single Family medium den<br />
sity R1L Single Family low density R2 Single and Two Family L Lagoon<br />
b11IMultiple Family high density and MLMul dpeFamilylow density Resi<br />
dential Districts<br />
1134 05 PERMITTEDACCESSORY USES<br />
Permitted accessory uses in an HPD shall be those uses listed as accessory<br />
underlying base zone<br />
1134 06 PROCEDURES FOR <strong>THE</strong> REVIEW <strong>OF</strong>PROPOSED<br />
in the<br />
ALTERATIONS DEMOLTTION ANDNEW CON<br />
STRUCTIONAND FOR ISSUANCE <strong>OF</strong>APPROVAL <strong>TO</strong><br />
PROCEEDWITHWORKCERTIFICATE <strong>OF</strong> APPRO<br />
PRIATENESS<br />
a<br />
No person shall make any alteration or demolition with respect to any<br />
property that is situated in adetermined HPD of has been determined an<br />
HP unless a Certificate of Appropriateness has been previously issued<br />
with respect to such property With respect to any such alteration or<br />
demolition the owner of a property shall first apply for and secure a<br />
Certificate of Appropriateness from the Architectural Boazd ofReview<br />
In addition any improvements or changes undertaken within public<br />
rights of way within an HPD also require a Certificate of Appropriate<br />
ness from theArchitectural BoazdofReview<br />
b<br />
Unless the Commission has previously approved Unique Historic<br />
Guidelines when considering an application for aCertificate of Appro<br />
priateness the Architectural Board of Review shall determine whether<br />
the proposed construction reconstrucfion alteration or demolition is<br />
appropriate or whether it has an adverse affect uponthe purposes ofthis<br />
Chapter and shall refer to the Secreiarv ofthe Inferior sSfandard s for<br />
Rehabilitation asamended from time to time and which on the date of<br />
the adoption ofthis are as<br />
Chapter<br />
follows<br />
1 A property shall beused for its historic purpose orplaced in a<br />
newuse that requires minimal change to the defining chazac<br />
teristics ofthe building and its site and environment<br />
2 The historic characterofa property shall be retained and pre<br />
served The removal ofhistoric materials or alteration offea<br />
tures and spaces that characterize a property shall beavoided<br />
3 Each property shall be recognized as aphysical record of its<br />
time place and use Changes that create afalse sense ofMs<br />
torical development such as adding conjectural features or az<br />
chitectural elements from other buildings shall not be under<br />
taken
4 Most properties change over time those changes that have ac<br />
quired historic significance in their own right shall beretained<br />
and preserved<br />
5 Distinctive features fmishes and constmction techniques or<br />
examples of craftsmanship that characterize an HP shall be<br />
preserved<br />
6 Deteriorated historic features shall be repaired rather than re<br />
placed Where the severity of deterioration requires replace<br />
ment of adistinctive feature the new feature shall match the<br />
old in design color texture and other visual qualities and<br />
where possible materials Replacement of missing features<br />
shall be substantiated by documentary physical or pictorial<br />
evidence<br />
7 Chemical or physical treatments such as sandblasting that<br />
cause damage to the historic materials structures if appropri<br />
ate shall be undertaken using the gentlest means possible<br />
8 Significant azcheological resources affected by a project shall<br />
be protected and preserved If such resources must be dis<br />
turbed mitigafion measures shall be undertaken<br />
9 New additions exterior alterafions or related new construcfion<br />
shall not destroy historic materials that chazacterize the prop<br />
eriy The new work shall be differentiated from the old and<br />
shall be compatible with the massing size scale and azchitec<br />
tural features to protect the historic integrity of the property<br />
and its environment<br />
10 New additions and adjacent or related new construcfion shall<br />
beundertaken in such a manner that if removed in the future<br />
the essential form and environment would be unimpaired<br />
c<br />
d<br />
e<br />
In the case of archeological properties the Architectural Boazd ofRe<br />
view mall refer to the Addisory Council on Historic Preservation<br />
Treatment ofArcheological Properties A Handbook orsuccessor pub<br />
hcahon s<br />
Approval Not Self executing Where the Commission has Issued<br />
Unique Historic GuidelinesIfthe proposed construction reconstruc<br />
tion alteration or demolition is determined to have no adverse effect on<br />
the HPD or the HP and does not violate the spirit and purpose ofthese<br />
preservztion regula ons ther the Architectural Board cfRevie vshaIl<br />
approve the Certificate of Appropriateness subject to afinal addifional<br />
review by the Corrimission whenever Unique Historic Guidelines have<br />
been established<br />
DenialIfthe Architectural Board ofReview determines that the pro<br />
posed construction reconstruction alteration or demolition willhave an<br />
adverse effect onthe HPD or HP and does violate the spirit and purpose<br />
of these preservation regulations then the Architectural Review Board<br />
shall deny the Certificate of Appropriateness
f Notice of Denial to Applicant In the event that the Architectural<br />
Board ofReview denies an<br />
application for a Certificate of Appropriate<br />
ness the Secretary ofthe Architectural Boazd ofReviewshall forthwith<br />
notify the applicant of such determination in writing and transmit to<br />
him her a copy ofthe reasons for denial and recommendations if any<br />
oftheArchitecturalBoard ofReview<br />
g<br />
Effect ofDenial Upon denying an application for aCertificate of Ap<br />
propriateness the Architectural Board ofReview shall impose a waiting<br />
period to not exceed thirty30 days from the date ofdisapproval dur<br />
ing which the applicant may develop a compromise proposal With re<br />
spect to an application involving a demolition the Architectural Board<br />
ofReview may at its discretion extend the aforementioned waiting pe<br />
riod to not exceed one1 yeaz from the date of disapproval If both<br />
parties accept a compromise proposal the Architectural Boazd of Re<br />
view may henceforth approve afinalCertificate ofAppropriateness un<br />
less Unique Historic Guidelines have been adopted by the Commission<br />
andpertain in which case any compromise must also be approved by<br />
the Commission<br />
h<br />
Negotiations During Waiting Period for Demolition Iu the Case of<br />
a Denial of an Application for aCertificate of Appropriateness for<br />
Demolition<br />
1 The Architectural Board of Review along with the Director<br />
Commissioner members ofthe Heritage Advisory Boazd and<br />
other officials ofthe City as needed may participate in nego<br />
tiations with the owner or owners and any other interested<br />
partyin an effortto find ameans ofpreserving the property If<br />
the aforementioned do not<br />
agree on a means of preserving the<br />
property atthe initial meeting then they may continue to under<br />
take meaningful and continuing discussionwith the purpose of<br />
finding amethod ofsaving the property<br />
2 Ifthe applicant fails to meet with any<br />
or all ofthe aforemen<br />
fioned iii good faith in the time specified then the Archtec<br />
turalBoazdofReview sdenial ofthe applicationwill stand<br />
3 If after holding such good faithmeetings in the waiting period<br />
as specified above the Director determines in writing that fail<br />
ure to approve an applicaton for a Certificate of Appropriate<br />
ness will create a substantial hardship to the applicant andthat<br />
such certificate maybe approved without substantial detriment<br />
to the public welfzre znd without substantial derogation from<br />
the purposes ofthis Chapter therein in such event the Archi<br />
tecturalBoazd ofReview shall approve aCertificate of Appro<br />
priateness for such proposed demolition<br />
i Negotiations During Waiting Period for Alteration In the case of<br />
denial ofan<br />
applicafion for a Certificate of Appropriateness for con<br />
struction reconstruction or alterafion
1 The Architectural Boazd of Review along with the Director<br />
Commissioner members ofthe Ieritage Advisory Boazd and<br />
other officials ofthe City as needed may participate in nego<br />
tiations with the owner or owners and any other interested<br />
party in an effort to find ameans of preserving the historic in<br />
tegrity of the property The<br />
the aforementioned shall investigate<br />
feasibility of all means of preserving the historic integrity<br />
ofthodesignated praperry If the aforementioned donotaee<br />
on a means of preserving the historic integrity ofthe property<br />
at the initial meeting then they may continue to undertake<br />
meaningful and continuing discussion ofthe purpose offmd<br />
ing amethod of saving the historic integrity of the property<br />
2 Ifthe applicant fails to meet with the aforementioned in good<br />
faith in the time specified then the Architectural Board of<br />
Review s denial of the application will stand<br />
3 Ifaet holding such good faith meetings in the waiting period<br />
specified by the Architectural Board of Review the Director<br />
determines in writing that failure to approve a Certificate of<br />
Appropriateness wfll create a substantial hazdship to the appli<br />
cant and that such certificate may be approved without sub<br />
stantial detriment to the public welfare andwithout substantial<br />
derogation from the purposes ofthis Chapter therein in such<br />
event the Architectural Board ofReview can approve aCer<br />
tificate ofAppropriateness for such proposed demolition<br />
k<br />
Alternative Summary Procedures Not Requiring Board or Com<br />
mission Action The or<br />
Duector<br />
his her designee may administra<br />
fively approve an application for a Certificate ofAppropriateness for<br />
the following activities<br />
1 Repair or replacement of gutters and downspouts provided<br />
there isno change in material or location<br />
2 Exterior wall insulation provided the exterior holes aze re<br />
paired with a matching material For vinyl or aluminum sid<br />
ing the necessary siding shall be removed prior to the work<br />
and then reinstalled Insulation work that requires venting of<br />
any type that appears onthe exterior of astructure requires a<br />
Certificate ofAppropriateness<br />
3 Re roofing only with like material andifthe original style and<br />
shape of the roof is not altered<br />
4 Storm windows and storm doors provided that the item s<br />
stalled<br />
in<br />
A<br />
B<br />
do not siaanificanfly alter the visual effect ofthe open<br />
mg<br />
is are<br />
compatible with the character ofthe building<br />
to<br />
al
C<br />
does not require the removal of original<br />
windows<br />
and ordoors<br />
5 Repair ofthesurface of driveways parking or loading areasor<br />
walkways with like material<br />
1 Summary Procedures Report The Director shall provide to the Ar<br />
chiteclural BoazdaofReview a summary oftheCes iifieaias ofAlipropri<br />
ateness for each administrative approval issued<br />
m<br />
As long as the repair or maintenance does not represent a materialal<br />
terafion to the structure the following activities aze approved within a<br />
HPD orHI<br />
1 Exterior painting and<br />
2 landscaping improvements referring only to the planting<br />
rangement of trees shrubs flowers and plants<br />
or ar<br />
n<br />
If no action has been taken by the ArchitecturalReview Board or the<br />
Director orhis her designee on an application for a Certificate of Ap<br />
propriateness within sixty 60 days after such application has been re<br />
ceived by the Architectural Review Board the Certificate of Appropri<br />
ateness shall be deemedissued<br />
1134 07 ECONOMIC HARDSHIP APPLICATION FILED AF<br />
TER DENIAL <strong>OF</strong> A CERTIFICATE <strong>OF</strong> APPROPRI<br />
ATENESS<br />
a<br />
b<br />
An applicant wko has been denied a Certificate of Appropriateness<br />
may within thirty 30 days ofthe denial apply for a Certificate of<br />
Economic Hazdship The application shall be made ona form prepazed<br />
by theCommission The Conunission may hold a public hearing on the<br />
hazdship application<br />
All ofthe following criteria shall be considered to determine the exis<br />
tence ofan economichardship<br />
1 Denial of a Certificate willre saltin a substanfial reduction in<br />
the economic value oftheproperty<br />
2 Denial of a certificate will result in a substantial economic<br />
burden on the applicant because the applicant<br />
cannot reasona<br />
blymaintainthe property in its current form<br />
3 No reasonable alternative exists consistent with the architec<br />
tural standards andguidelines for the property<br />
4 The owner has been unable to sell the property utIlizing best<br />
efforts<br />
5<br />
Previous alterafions have interferedwith the azchitectural cha<br />
racter ofthebuilding andthe character defining features fo il<br />
ii
lustrate the style or type are lost and to return the structure to<br />
its original character is notreasonable<br />
6 If the owner is anot for profit organization and it is finan<br />
cially or physically infeasible to achieve its charitable purpose<br />
while confomung to the pertinent architectural standards and<br />
guidelines<br />
7 A court of competent jurisdiction has required the owner to<br />
abate any violation of these ordinances within a time frame<br />
that does not comport with therequirements of this Chapter<br />
c<br />
In considering granting a Certificate of Economic Hardship the Com<br />
mission may solicit expert testimony or request that the applicant for a<br />
Certificate ofEconomic Hazdship submit evidence concerning property<br />
vatue cost<br />
estimates income expenses and or any other information<br />
that the Commission deems necessary to determine whether the denial<br />
ofthe application constitutes an economic hardship The level ofdocu<br />
mentation required may vary as is appropriate to each case The Appli<br />
cant may submit any personal or proprietary information to the Staffof<br />
the City for a confidential review and such information shall be re<br />
turned to theApplicant and a summaryor evaluafion ofthe information<br />
shall be provided to the Commission without disclosure ofthe specific<br />
personal or proprietary information<br />
d<br />
The Commission shall act upon an application of Certificate ofEco<br />
nomic Hardship within a<br />
period not to exceed six 6 months from the<br />
original date ofthe denial ofa Certificate of Appropriateness Ifno ac<br />
tion has been taken by the Commission withinthis six6 month period<br />
the applicafion shall be deemed granted unless the time is extended<br />
upon by mutual agreement Upon the denial of an application the ap<br />
plicant shall be notifiedbymail<br />
1134 08 DEMOLITION ORREMOVAL <strong>OF</strong>STRUCTURESIN<br />
ANHPD ORANHP<br />
a<br />
b<br />
Demolition or removal ofa principal structure on acommercial prop<br />
erty s ina designated HPD or HPshall comply with the regulations set<br />
forth within thisChapter andthose in Section 1133 08<br />
Demolition or removal of aprincipal structure on a residential prop<br />
erty s in a designated HPD or HP shall comply with the regulations set<br />
forth withinthis Chapter andthose in Section 1133 09<br />
1134 09 RESCISSION <strong>OF</strong>A DESIGNATION OR DETERMINA<br />
TION<br />
Notwithstanding any provision ofthis Chapter to the contrary the Commission<br />
may rescind the designation or determination of any azea place building or<br />
structure work ofart or other object as a I3PD orHP by majority vote by finding<br />
that the designated HPD or HD does not meet the designation criteria or to pro<br />
tect the public interest in response to<br />
changed circumstances since the designa<br />
fion decision was made This rescission act ofthe Commission shall relieve the<br />
owner ofsuch property from any duties or<br />
penalties<br />
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1134 10 EXCLUSIONS<br />
a<br />
b<br />
Ifthe forthwith demolition of a structure is required by an action au<br />
thorized by the Public Safety Duector ofthe City to protect the public<br />
health or safety said actionshall take precedence overthe provisions of<br />
thisChapter<br />
Nothing in this Chapter shall be construed to prevent the correction of<br />
any deterioration or damage to an area place building structure work<br />
of art or other object and restoration to its condition prior tosuch dete<br />
rioration or damage<br />
1134<br />
FEES<br />
The fees for aHPD or FIP application for aCertificateofAppropriateness shall<br />
bepursuant to Section 1173 06<br />
1134 12 AFFIRMATIVE MAINTENANCE<br />
Every owner operator or agent of any property which has been determined<br />
HPD or HP shall keep in good repair all ofthe exterior portions and all interior<br />
portions thereofwhich ifnot so maintained may cause or tend to cause the exte<br />
riorportion ofsuch azea place building or structure work of art or other object<br />
to deteriorate decay or become damagedpr otherwise fall into astate ofdisre<br />
pasEvery owner operator or agent of any property which has been determined<br />
HPD or HP shall further keep in good repair all portions of any azea place<br />
building or structure work of art or other object which ifnot so maintained<br />
may cause or tend to cause such portions to deteriorate decay orbecome dam<br />
aged or otherwise fallinto astate of<br />
disrepair<br />
a<br />
The repair and maintenance required by this section includes without<br />
limitation<br />
1 Developing and implementing a maintenance and monitoring<br />
plan for protecting each portion of any area place buiding or<br />
stricture workofart or otlterobject<br />
2 Structurally stabilizing each Improvement and Improvement<br />
pazcel by taking all steps necessaryto ensure<br />
A<br />
theroof is watertight<br />
B<br />
C<br />
D<br />
gutters aze properly pitched and clearedof debris<br />
downspoutjoints are intact<br />
drains areunobstructed<br />
E<br />
F<br />
windows and door frames and wood siding aze in<br />
good condition<br />
masonry walls are properlytuck pointed to keep out<br />
moisture<br />
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G<br />
H<br />
the Improvement parcel is graded for proper water<br />
run off<br />
vegetation is cleared from aroundeach Improvement<br />
and<br />
L<br />
trash debris and hazardous materials such as inflam<br />
mable liquids poisons and paints are removed from<br />
the interior ofeach one1 of any area place build<br />
ing or structure work of art or other object on a con<br />
tinuous basis<br />
3 Exterminating or controlling pests including termites and ro<br />
dents<br />
b<br />
Protecting of any area place building or structure work of art orother<br />
object from moisturepenetration<br />
1 Securing each vacant area place building structme<br />
art or other object from vandalism and break ins including<br />
without limitations<br />
work of<br />
A<br />
firstfloorwindows and doorsmust be secured<br />
B<br />
plywood must be painted black or ifthe structure is<br />
composed of brick acolor compatible with the color<br />
ofthebrick<br />
C<br />
the method used to install the plywood may notresult<br />
in the destruction of the opening covered and all<br />
sashes doors and frames must be protected or stored<br />
for future use<br />
D<br />
E<br />
F<br />
battery operated intrusion alarms must be installed on<br />
the first floor of each portion of any area place<br />
building of structure work ofart or other object<br />
battery operated smoke alarms must be installed on<br />
all floors of any area place building or structure<br />
work ofart or other object<br />
G<br />
adequate security lighting must be installed on each<br />
portion of any azea place building or structure work<br />
ofart or other object and adequate security luting or<br />
fencing or both must also be installed on each hn<br />
provement parcel where deemed necessary by the<br />
Commissioner<br />
2 Providing adequate ventilation to the interior of each vacant<br />
portion of any area place building or structure work ofart or<br />
other object<br />
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J
3 Securing or modifying utilities and mechanical systems for<br />
each portion of any area place building or structure work of<br />
art orother object<br />
4 Taking such other steps deemed necessary by<br />
sioner<br />
the Commis<br />
1134 13 PENALTY<br />
Any person violating the provisions ofthis Chapter shall be fined not Less than<br />
Ten Dollars 10 00 nor more than Five Hundred Dollars 500<br />
for eachof<br />
fense anda sepazate offense is deemed committed each day during which anof<br />
fense continues<br />
1134 14 SEVERABILITY<br />
Should any provision ofthis Chapter be declared by the courts to be unconstitu<br />
tional or invalid such decision shall not affect the validity ofthis Chapter as a<br />
whole or any part thereof other than the part so declazed to be unconstitutional<br />
or invalid<br />
shall be and is hereby amended to read as follows<br />
HIS<strong>TO</strong>RIC PRESERVATIONDISTRICTS IUD<br />
AND HIS<strong>TO</strong>RIC PROPERTIES PIP<br />
1134 01 PURPOSE<br />
i<br />
a<br />
The purpose ofthis Chapter is to promote the health safety andwelfare<br />
ofthe citizensofthe City by providing for the identification protection<br />
enhancement perpetuation and use of areas places buildings public<br />
interior portions of buildings structures works of art and otherobjects<br />
having a special historical community or aesthetic interest or value so<br />
thatthe following objectives are reached<br />
1 To maintain and enhance the distinctive and or aesthetic chaz<br />
acterdiversity and interest ofthe City<br />
2 To safeguazd the architectural integrity of the City sdesig<br />
nated Historic PreservationDistricts FAD andHistoric Prop<br />
erties I<br />
f3<br />
To safeglazd the heritage of the City by preserving places<br />
sites buildings and structures which reflect elements of the<br />
City s cultural social economic political<br />
architectural or az<br />
chaeologicalheritage<br />
4 To seek alternatives to demolition or<br />
incompatible alterations<br />
in theHPD and to HPs before such acts aze performed<br />
5 To afford the widest possible scope of continuing vitality<br />
through private renewal and architectural creativity within ap<br />
propriate controls and standazds<br />
is
The purpose ofthe HPD orHP designation and determination provided<br />
for in this Chapter is to contribute to the economic recreational cul<br />
tural and educational development ofthe City by<br />
1 fostering a sense of community identification and civic pride<br />
by preserving areas places buildings public interior portions<br />
of builangs structures works ofart and other otijects which<br />
reflect periods events in history notable accomplishments of<br />
the past and significant persons of the community and its re<br />
gion<br />
2 protecting and enhancing the City s attributes for residents<br />
prospective residents visitors and tourists<br />
3 strengthening the economy ofthe Ciry<br />
4 stabilizing and improving property values<br />
5 facilitating the reinvestmentin andrevitalization ofcertain dis<br />
tricts and neighborhoods<br />
6 promoting use and preservation of historic sites and stmctures<br />
for the education and general welfareofresidents ofthe City<br />
1134 02 DEFINITIONS<br />
a<br />
ALTER or ALTERATION for the purposes ofthis Chapter shall in<br />
clude 1 a change in design material color texture material interior<br />
architectural feature or exterior architectural feature 2 any additions<br />
to existing areas places buildings structures works ofart or otherob<br />
jects and 3 material change to a part ofa public interior portion of a<br />
building The correction of any deterioration or damage<br />
to an area<br />
place building structure workofart or other object andrestoration to<br />
its condition prior to suchdeterioration or damage is excluded from the<br />
defmition of alterafion provided such work does not involve achange<br />
in design material color texture material or exterior architectural fea<br />
ture<br />
b<br />
CERTIFICATE <strong>OF</strong> APPROPRIATENESS means a certificate is<br />
sued either by the Architectural Boazd ofReview indicating that pro<br />
posed design plans for alteration or by the Commission for demolition<br />
ofa property withinthe HPD or the HP is in accordance with the pro<br />
visions ofthis Chapter<br />
c<br />
DESIGNATION andBETERMINATION means respectively the ini<br />
tial process by the Commission to identify appropriate districts and<br />
properties for implementation ofthis Chapter andthe actual outcome of<br />
an application process to implement andmake effective this Chapter for<br />
any specific district or property<br />
d<br />
DEMOLISH or DEMOLITION means the razing or removal in<br />
whole or in part of anyarea place building public interior portion ofa<br />
building structure work ofart or other object<br />
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1<br />
G F
e<br />
fl<br />
g<br />
h<br />
EXTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE S means the architec<br />
tural style general design and general arrangement ofthe exterior ofa<br />
building or structure including but not limited to windows doors<br />
porches cornices exterior wall materials decorative trim chimneys<br />
roof structure and roof materials and other fixtures appurtenant<br />
to the<br />
exteriorofthe<br />
building or structure<br />
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE S means the azchitec<br />
tural style design general arrangement and components ofan interior<br />
including butnot limited to the kind color andtextureof a building ma<br />
terial andthe type and<br />
style of all windows doors lights signs and oth<br />
er fixtures appurtenant to such interior<br />
MATERIAL COLOR means the color inherent to amaterial such as<br />
brickor stone Itshall not be construed to refer to exterior painting<br />
PRESERVATION means the act or process of applying measures to<br />
sustain the existing form integrity andmaterial ofan area place build<br />
ing public interior portion ofa building structure<br />
object<br />
work of art or other<br />
i PUBLIC INTERIOR PORTION means the interior portion of a<br />
building or structure together with its interior architectural features that<br />
is or was designed to be customazily open 6r accessible to the public<br />
including by invitation Public interior portion does not include an inte<br />
rior porkion ofa building or structure thatwas customarily open or ac<br />
cessible to the public ifthe interior portion has been significantly al<br />
tered such that a substantial portion ofthe features reflecting design for<br />
public use no longer remain Terminating the use ofan interior portion<br />
of abuilding by<br />
the public shall not in and of itself constitute the con<br />
version of the design ofsuch interior portion Public interior portion<br />
does not include the interiorportions ofa building which portions were<br />
designed to be and are still used exclusively as non public spaces<br />
j RELIGIOUS EXERCISE means any<br />
exercise ofreligion<br />
notcompelledby or central to a system of religious belief<br />
whether or<br />
k<br />
RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION means a group or body of persons<br />
whichis created andwhich exists for thepredominant purpose of regu<br />
larly holding or conducting religious activities or religious education<br />
I SECRETARY <strong>OF</strong> TI3E INTERIOR S STANDARDS FOR REHA<br />
BILITATION means the United States Secretary of the Interior s<br />
Standazds For Rehabilitation codified at 36 CFR 67 ofthe Code ofred<br />
eral Regulations as the same may be amended from time to time and<br />
associated<br />
guidelines established by the Commission that form the cri<br />
teria used by the ArchitecturalBoard ofReview when<br />
considering an<br />
application for a Certificate ofAppropriateness in an HPD or for an<br />
HP<br />
m<br />
SUBSTANTIAL RELIGIOUS BURDEN STATEMENT means a<br />
statement attested to by a duly authorizedofficial of a re gious institu<br />
tion owning and using for religious exercise an area place buiding<br />
t
public interior portion of a building structure work of art or other ob<br />
ject that is subject to designation that such designation or proposed de<br />
signation by the City would impose asubstanfial burden on that reli<br />
gious institution<br />
religious exercise<br />
n<br />
UNIQUE HIS<strong>TO</strong>RIC GUIDELINES means any specific guidelines<br />
adopted by the Commission either at the time ofdesignation ofanHPD<br />
or<br />
kPorupon subsequent revision andreview fo governanysuch des<br />
ignated HPD or HP<br />
1134 03 PROCEDURES FOR IDENTIFICATION<br />
REVIEW AND<br />
DESIGNATION <strong>OF</strong>ANHPD ORHP ORLANDMARKS<br />
a<br />
Relationship to Base Districts The HPD or HP is the designation of<br />
an addifionally restricted zone or specific property restrictions for an<br />
historic property within any zone which may be applied to existing<br />
Toning districts as describedherein When such a district or properly is<br />
established the HPD or HP shall be shown as an indication to the un<br />
derlying districts by the designation of HPD for Historic Preservation<br />
District orHP for HistoricProperties onthe zoning map<br />
An HPD or HP may cross or transit several base districts however the<br />
usespermitted in each base district are limited to the boundaries ofthat<br />
base district except as otherwise provided herein<br />
b<br />
Initial Designation Procedure The Commission may propose desig<br />
nations of any area place building public interior portion ofabuild<br />
ing structure work ofart or other object as an HPD or HP on its own<br />
initiative or upon the recommendation oftheHeritage Advisory Board<br />
or upon a requestby an ownerofaproperty Proposals for designation<br />
must be accompanied by information with respect to the special histori<br />
cal community or aesthetic interest or<br />
value of the HPD or HP The<br />
Commission mayestablish from time to time suchprocedures and poli<br />
cies with respect to designations and other matters described in this<br />
Chapter Moreover the Commission shall where appropriate issue<br />
specific Unique Historic Guidelines to govern any such designated<br />
HPD orHP The purpose ofsuch<br />
guidelines are to assistthe Architec<br />
tural Board ofReview to limit its judgment and review procedures to<br />
design and engineering issues rather than its own<br />
independent view of<br />
historic appropriateness which are hereby expressly left in the province<br />
of the Commission with the advice of the Heritage Advisory Boazd<br />
The<br />
designation of an HPD or HP shall not constitute designation of<br />
any public interior portion of such area place building or structure un<br />
less the public interior portion is specifically identified as part ofthe<br />
designation<br />
c<br />
Considerations for Designation In considering the designafion of any<br />
azea place building public interior portionof a building structure<br />
work ofart or other object in the City as an HPD or HP the Commis<br />
sion shall apply the following criteria with respect to each property<br />
One1 or more or the following must apply<br />
I the character interest or value as part of the heritage ofthe<br />
City the region State ofOhio ortheUnited States<br />
1a<br />
E
2 thelocation as asiteofasignificant historic event<br />
3 the identification with a person or persons who significantly<br />
contributed to thehistoric development ofthe City<br />
4 an HPD s or HP s exemplification of the cultural economic<br />
sociah archeological or historic heritage ofthe Ciry<br />
5 the portrayal ofthe environmentofa group of people in an era<br />
ofhistory chazacterized by a distinctive azchitectural style<br />
6 theembodiment of distinguishing historical characteristics ofa<br />
group of people in an era of history chazacterized by adistinc<br />
tive architectural style<br />
7 APD sorHPsidentification as the work of an architect or<br />
master builder whose individual work has influenced the de<br />
velopment ofthe City<br />
8 APD sor HPsembodiment of elements of architectural de<br />
sign detail materials or craftsmanship which represent a sig<br />
nificant azchitectural ortechnological innovation<br />
9 HPD sor APs unique location or singular physical<br />
chazacter<br />
istics representing an established andfamiliaz visual feature of<br />
aneighborhood community orthe City itself at large<br />
10 HPD sor HPshaving yielded or its likelihood of yielding in<br />
formation important to the understating of pre history or his<br />
tory<br />
d<br />
Additionalconsiderations for an FIPDInaddition tomeeting at least<br />
one 1 ofthe above criteria a proposed<br />
11PD must also meet the fol<br />
lowing criteria in order to be designated an HPD<br />
1 The azea within the proposed boundaries must have a high de<br />
gree of historic integrity without excessive loss of azchitec<br />
turalor historic character<br />
2 The azeawithin theproposed boundaries must have aninternal<br />
historic cohesiveness in the sense of a shared common history<br />
of its inhabitants historical development according to the Vi<br />
sion a shazed architectural style or design or a body ofazchi<br />
tecture illustrating the evolution of azchitectural styles over a<br />
period oftime<br />
3 The designation shall not impose a substantial burden on the<br />
religious exercise of anyperson assembly or institution<br />
e<br />
Additional Considerations for an AP In addition to meeting at least<br />
one<br />
1 ofthe criteria listed in subsection c above a proposed HP<br />
must also meet the following criteria in order to be designated an AP<br />
i9
1 The proposed HP must have ahigh degree ofhistoric integrity<br />
without excessive loss of architectural orhistoric character<br />
2 The proposed HP must have an internal historic cohesiveness<br />
in the sense ofashazed common history ofits inhabitants his<br />
torical development according to the Vision ashared azchitec<br />
tural style or design or a body ofarchitecture illustrating the<br />
evolution ofarchitectural styles overaperiod oftune<br />
3 The designation shall not impose a substantial burden on the<br />
religious exercise of any person assembly orinstitufion<br />
f Designation by the Commission The Commission after obtaining ad<br />
vice from the Heritage Advisory Board may designate certain areas<br />
places sites buildings public interior portions of buildings structures<br />
works of art and other objects as eligible to become either an HPD or<br />
an HP<br />
g<br />
h<br />
Designation Not Self Executing Once the Commission has approved<br />
a<br />
proposed designation of any certain areas places sites buildings<br />
public interior portions of buildings structures and works of art and<br />
other<br />
objects as eligible to become either anHPD or an HP anindivid<br />
ual or group may apply to the Commission for official status as anHPD<br />
or HP The rules ofthis Chapter or the Unique Historic Guidelines<br />
adopted by the Commission for any HPD orHP are not effecfive until<br />
the following application and approval process is additionally com<br />
pleted<br />
Application for Historic Status Determination The applicant s<br />
shall attempt to securethe written consent ofthe property owner s<br />
the for<br />
determination ofa property as anHP However written approval is<br />
not<br />
required for the property to be determined as an HP In the event<br />
that such owner refuses or declines to orotherwise does not give written<br />
consent to the proposed determination as an HP upon the applicant s<br />
application the Commission shall schedule apublic hearing onthe ques<br />
tion of the<br />
proposed determination In regards to an HPD the appli<br />
cant s shall attempt to secure the written approval ofowner s<br />
theproposed within<br />
boundaries These signatures shall be presented on aform<br />
prepazed by the Commission However written approval is not re<br />
quired for the properties to be determined as within an HPD In the<br />
event that such owner srefuses or declines to or otherwise does not<br />
give written consent to the proposed determination as anHPD upon the<br />
applicant sapplication the Commission shall schedule a public hear<br />
ing onthe question ofthe<br />
proposed determination<br />
i NoticeProcedures for Public Hearing<br />
1 Notice ofthe public hearing shall be madein accordance with<br />
Lakewood Codified Ordinances no less than seven 7 days be<br />
fore the heazing said notice shall state the time place and pur<br />
pose of the hearing in accordance with Chapter 107 Publica<br />
lionofLegal Notices of the Ordinances<br />
20<br />
t
2 No less than seven 7 days prior to a<br />
public hearing the<br />
Commission additionally shall give written notice of a public<br />
hearing stating the time place and purpose to all owners and<br />
residents of property in and withintwo hundred 200 feet of<br />
the property for whicheither an HPD or an HP designation is<br />
requested<br />
j The Commissionshall give dne consideration to theadvice ofthe Herr<br />
tage Advisory Boazd such consents to determination and comments as<br />
have been filed with it and the views as may have been expressed by<br />
personsparticipating in the hearing before the Commission as well as<br />
any otherrelevant information brought before the Commission in mak<br />
ing its decision with respect to the proposed determination ofeach HPD<br />
or HP by a majority vote ofits members The Commission shall con<br />
sider any substantial religious burden statement submitted by a religious<br />
institution objecting to a designation as imposing a substantial burden<br />
on<br />
religious exercise<br />
k<br />
The application for historic determination and all accompanying sub<br />
missions shall be reviewed and studied by the Commission prior to its<br />
recommendation<br />
The Commission shall determine by majority vote<br />
said azea place site building s public interior portions ofa building<br />
structure sworks ofart andother objects as anHPD or HP Regazd<br />
less of any currentNational Register ofHistoric Places status anHPD<br />
or HPmust be locally determined by the Commission for this Chapter<br />
to apply<br />
1 The Commission may approve by majority vote specific azchitectural<br />
guidelines for a created district or a specific Historic property The<br />
Commission shall schedule a public heazing on the quesfion of pro<br />
posed design guidelines If specific azchitectural guidelines are not cre<br />
ated the Secretary of the Interior sStandards for Rehabilitation shall<br />
apply to anHPD orHP for ArchitecturalBoazdofReview purposes<br />
m<br />
Applications which have been denied by the Commission may<br />
be re<br />
submitted within ten10 days if a request is made in writing by the<br />
applicant setting forth the grounds thereof Ifthe Commission deter<br />
minesby vote that valid grounds have been submitted a reheazing shall<br />
be granted Ifthe request is not made withinten 10 days from date of<br />
ruling no application onthe same appeal maybe made to the Commis<br />
sionfor a period ofsix6 months from the date the original application<br />
was denied The filing of an application<br />
for a rehearing shall not be<br />
deemed to extend the time permitted by lawfor the filing of an appeal<br />
to theCourts<br />
1134 04 LOCATION <strong>OF</strong>AN HPD ORHP<br />
Location ofan I3PD orHP is limited to the Cl Commercial Office C2 Commer<br />
cial Retail C3 Commercial General Business C4 Commercial Public School<br />
Districts RIH Single Family high density R1M Single Family medium den<br />
sity R1L Single Family low density R2 Single and Two Family L Lagoon<br />
MHMultiple Family high density and ML Multiple Family low density Resi<br />
dential Districts<br />
zi
1134 0 PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES<br />
Permitted accessory usesin an HPD shall be those uses listed as accessory in the<br />
underlying base zone<br />
1134 06 PROCEDURES FOR<strong>THE</strong> REVIEW <strong>OF</strong>PROPOSED<br />
ALTERATIONS DEMOLITION ANDNER CON<br />
STRUCTIONANDFORISST7ANCE <strong>OF</strong>APPROiTA T<br />
PROCEED RITH WORK CERTIFICATE <strong>OF</strong>APPRO<br />
PRIATENESS<br />
a<br />
No person shall make any alteration or demolition with respect to any<br />
property designated historic thatis situated in a determined HPD or has<br />
been determined an HPunless a Certificate of Appropriateness has been<br />
previously issued with respect to such properly With respect to any<br />
such alteration or<br />
demolition the owner of a property shall first apply<br />
for and secure a Certificate ofAppropriateness from the Architectural<br />
Board of Review In addition any improvements or changes under<br />
taken within publicrights of way within anHPD also require a Certifi<br />
cate ofAppropriateness from theArchitectural Board ofReview<br />
b<br />
Unless the Commission has previously approved Unique Historic<br />
Guidelines when considering anapplication for a Certificate ofAppro<br />
priateness the Architectural Board ofReview shall determine whether<br />
the proposed construction reconstruction alteration or demolifion is<br />
appropriate orwhether ithas an adverseaffect upon the purposes ofthis<br />
Chapter and shall refer to the Secretary ofthe Interior sStandards for<br />
Rehabilitation as amended from time to time and which onthe date of<br />
the<br />
adoption ofthis Chapter are as follows<br />
1 A property shall be used for its historic purpose or placed in a<br />
new use that requires minimal change to the defming charac<br />
teristics ofthe building and its siteand environment<br />
2 The historic character of a property shall be retained and pre<br />
served The removal of historic materials or alteration offea<br />
tures and spaces that chazacterize a<br />
property shall be avoided<br />
3 Each property shall be recognized as a physical<br />
record ofits<br />
time place and use Changes that create a false sense ofhis<br />
torical development such as adding conjectural features or az<br />
chitectural elements from other buildings shall not be under<br />
taken<br />
4 Most properties change over time those changes thathave ac<br />
quired historic significance in their own<br />
right shall be retained<br />
andpreserved<br />
5 Distinctive features finishes and construction techniques or<br />
examples of craftsmanship that chazacterize an HP shall be<br />
preserved<br />
6 Deteriorated historic features shall be repaired rather than re<br />
placed Where the severity of deterioration requres replace<br />
ment ofadistinctive feature the new feature shall match the<br />
22<br />
fi
old in design color texture and other visual qualities and<br />
where possible materials Replacement of missing features<br />
shall be substantiated or<br />
by documentary physical pictorial<br />
evidence<br />
7 Chemical or physical treatments such as sandblasting that<br />
cause damage to the historic materials and stmctures if appro<br />
priate shall beundertaken using the gentlest meanspossible<br />
8 Significant archeological resources affected by a project shall<br />
be protected and If such<br />
preserved resources must be dis<br />
turbed mitigation measures shall beundertaken<br />
9 New additions exterior alterations or related new construction<br />
shall not destroy historic materials that characterize the prop<br />
erty The new work shall be differentiated from the old and<br />
shall be compatible with the massing size scale and azchitec<br />
tural features to protect the historic integrity ofthe property<br />
andits environment<br />
10<br />
New additions and adjacentorrelated new construction shall<br />
be undertaken in such amaaner thatifremoved in the future<br />
theessential form andenvironment would be unimpaired<br />
c<br />
d<br />
e<br />
In the case of azcheological properties the Architectural Board ofRe<br />
view shall refer to the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation<br />
Treatment ofArcheological Properties AHandbook or successor pub<br />
lication s<br />
Approval NotSelf executing Where the Commission has Issued<br />
Unique Historic Guidelines when Unique Historic Guidelines have<br />
been established iftheproposed construction reconstruction alteration<br />
or demolition is determined to have no adverse effect on the HPD orthe<br />
HP and does not violate the spirit and purpose of these preservation<br />
regulations then the Architectural Boazd of Review shall approve the<br />
Certificate of Appropriateness subject to afinal additional review by<br />
the Commission<br />
Denial Ifthe Architectural Board of Review determines that the pro<br />
posed constmction reconstruction alterationor demolition willhave an<br />
adverse effect on theHPDor HP anddoes violatethe spirit and purpose<br />
ofthese preservation regulations<br />
then the Architectural Review Boazd<br />
shall deny the Certificate of Appropriateness<br />
f Notice of Denial to Applicant In the event that the Archtectural<br />
Board ofReview denies an application<br />
for a Certificate ofAppropriate<br />
ness the Secretary oftheArchitectural Boazd ofReviewshall forthwith<br />
notify the applicant of such determination in writing and transmit to<br />
him her a copy ofthe reasons for denial and recommendations if any<br />
ofthe ArchitecturalBoardofReview<br />
g<br />
Effect ofDenial Upon denying an application for a Certificate of Ap<br />
propriateness the Architectural BoardofReview shall impose a waiting<br />
period to not exceed thirty 30 days from the date of disapproval dur<br />
23<br />
J
ing which the applicant may develop a compromise proposal With re<br />
spect to an application involving a demolition the ArchitecturalBoard<br />
ofReview<br />
may at its discretion extend the aforementioned waiting pe<br />
riod amaximum of one1 year from the date of disapproval<br />
Ifboth<br />
parties accept a compromise proposal the Architectural Boazd ofRe<br />
viewmay henceforth approve afinal Certificate of Appropriateness un<br />
less Unique Historic Guidelines have been adopted by the Commission<br />
ahd pirtain in which case any compromise must also Be approved by<br />
the Commission<br />
h<br />
Negotiations During Waiting Period for Demolition In the case of a<br />
denial ofan<br />
application for a Certificate of Appropriateness<br />
for demoli<br />
tion<br />
1 The Architectural Boazd of Review along with the Director<br />
Commissioner members ofthe Heritage Advisory Board and<br />
other officials ofthe City as needed may participate in nego<br />
tiations with the owner or owners and any other interested<br />
party in an effortto finda means of preserving the property If<br />
the aforemenfioned do not agree on a means ofpreserving the<br />
property attheinitial meeting then they may continue to under<br />
take meaningful and continuing discussion with the purpose of<br />
finding amethod ofpieserving the property<br />
2 Ifthe applicant fails to meet with the aforementioned in good<br />
faith in the time specified then the Architectural Board of<br />
Review s denial ofthe applicafion will stand<br />
3 If after holding such good faith meetings in the waiting period<br />
as specified above the Duector determines in writing thatfaIl<br />
ure to approve an application for aCertificateofAppropriate<br />
ness will create asubstantial hardship to the applicant andthat<br />
such certificate may tie<br />
approved<br />
without substantial detriment<br />
to the public welfaze and without substantial derogation from<br />
the<br />
purposes of this Chapter then the Architectural Board of<br />
Review shall approve a Certificate ofAppropriateness for such<br />
proposed demolition<br />
i Negotiations During Waiting Period for Alteration In the case of<br />
denial of an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness<br />
struction reconstruction or alteration<br />
for con<br />
1 The Architectural Board of Review along with the Director<br />
Commissioner members of the Heritage Advisory Boazd and<br />
other officials ofthe City as needed may participate in nego<br />
tiations with the owner or owners and any other interested<br />
party ih an effortto find ameans of preserving<br />
the historic in<br />
tegrity ofthe property The aforementioned shall investigate<br />
the feasibility ofall means ofpreserving the historic integrity<br />
ofthedesignated property Ifthe aforementioned donot agree<br />
on a means ofpreserving the historic integrity ofthe property<br />
at the initial meeting then they may continue to undertake<br />
meaningful and<br />
continuing discussion ofthe purpose offind<br />
ing amethod ofsaving thehistoric integrity of the property<br />
za
2 Ifthe applicant fails to meet with the aforementioned in good<br />
faith in the time specified then the Architectural Board of<br />
Review sdenial ofthe applicationwill stand<br />
3 If after holding such good faith meetings in the waiting pe<br />
riod the Director determines in writing that failure to approve<br />
an application fora Geitificate of<br />
Appropriateness vriilcreate a<br />
substantial hazdship to the applicant and that such certificate<br />
may be approved without substantial detriment to the public<br />
welfaze and without substantial derogation from the purposes<br />
of this Chapter then the Architectural Boazd ofReview can<br />
approve aCertificate of Appropriateness for such proposed al<br />
teration<br />
j<br />
Alternative Summary Procedures Not Requiring Board or Com<br />
mission Action The Duector or his her designee may administra<br />
tively approve an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for<br />
the following activities<br />
1 Repair or replacement of gutters and downspouts provided<br />
thereis no change inmaterial or location<br />
2 Exterior wall insulation provided the exterior holes are re<br />
paired with a matching material For vinyl or aluminum sid<br />
ing the necessary siding shall be removed prior<br />
to the work<br />
andthen reinstalled Insulation work that requires venting of<br />
any type that appears on the exterior of a structure requires a<br />
Certificate of Appropriateness<br />
3 Re roofing only with like material andifthe original style and<br />
shape ofthe roofis not altered<br />
4 Storm windows and storm doors provided that the items in<br />
stalled<br />
A<br />
B<br />
C<br />
does<br />
not significantly alter the visual effect ofthe<br />
opening<br />
is are compatible with the character ofthe building<br />
does donot require the removal of original windows<br />
and ordoors<br />
5 Repair ofthe surface ofdriveways pazking or loading<br />
walkways with like mateaal<br />
areas or<br />
k<br />
Summary Procedures Report The Director shall provide to the Ar<br />
chitecuiralBoard ofReview a summary ofthe Certificates of Appropri<br />
ateness for each administrative approval issued<br />
1 As long as the following activities do notresult in alteration tothelRD<br />
orHP they are approved<br />
zs 1
1 exterior andinterior painting and<br />
2 landscaping improvements referring only to the planting<br />
rangement of trees shrubs flowers andplants<br />
or az<br />
m<br />
Ifno action has been taken by the Architectural Review Board or the<br />
Director orhis her designee on an application for aCertificate ofAp<br />
propi iateness within sixty fi0nays after suchapplication has been re<br />
ceived by the Architectural Review Board the Certificate ofAppropri<br />
ateness shall be deemed issued<br />
1134 07 ECONOMIC I3ARDSIIIP APPLICATION FILEDAF<br />
TERDENIAL <strong>OF</strong>A CERTIFICATE <strong>OF</strong>APPROPRI<br />
ATENESS<br />
a<br />
b<br />
An applicant who has been denied a Certificate of Appropriateness<br />
may within thirty 30 days ofthe denial apply for a finding<br />
of eco<br />
nomic hardship Such an application shall be made ona form prepared<br />
by the Commission The Commission may holdapublic hearing on the<br />
hazdship application<br />
All ofthe following criteria shall be considered to determine the exis<br />
tence ofan economic hardship<br />
1 Denial ofa Certificate will result in a substantial reduction in<br />
the economic value ofthe property<br />
2 Denial of a Certificate will result in a substantial economic<br />
burden on the applicant because the applicant caanot reasona<br />
blymaintain the property in its current form<br />
3 No reasonable alternative exists consistent with the architec<br />
tural standazdsandguidelines for the property<br />
4 The owner has been unable to sell the property utilizing best<br />
efforts<br />
5 Previous alterations have interfered withthe<br />
azchitectural cha<br />
racter ofthe HPD or HP andthe character defming features to<br />
illustrate the style or type aze lost and to return the HPD or<br />
HP to its original chaacter is not reasonable<br />
6 Ifthe owner is anot for profit organization and it is finan<br />
cially or physically infeasible to achieve its charitable purpose<br />
while conforming to the pertinent azchitectural stanaards and<br />
guidelines<br />
7 A court of competent jurisdicfion has required the owner to<br />
abate any iolation of these ordinances within a time frame<br />
that does not comportwith the requirementsofthis Chapter<br />
c<br />
In considering an application for a finding of economic hardship the<br />
Commission may solicit expert testimony or request thatthe applicant<br />
submit evidence concerning property value cost estimates income ex<br />
z6
penses and or any other informationthattheCommission deems neces<br />
constitutes an<br />
sary to determine whether the denial ofthe application<br />
economic hardship The level ofdocumentation required may vary as is<br />
appropriate to each case The applicant may submit any personal or<br />
proprietary information to the staff oftheCity for a confidential review<br />
and suchinformation shall bereturned to the applicant and a summary<br />
or evaluation ofthe information shall be provided to the Commission<br />
withoutdisclosure ofthe specificpersoral or proprietary infoiniation<br />
d<br />
The Commission shall act upon an application for afording of eco<br />
nomic hazdship withina period not to exceed six6 months from the<br />
original date ofthe denial ofa Certificate of Appropriateness or two2<br />
months from the datethe Commission receives all requested supporting<br />
material whichever is later If no action has been taken by the Com<br />
mission within this period the applicafion shall bedeemed granted un<br />
less the time is extended upon by mutual agreement Upon<br />
an<br />
application the applicant shall be notified bymail<br />
the denialof<br />
1134 08 DEMOLITION ORREMOVAL <strong>OF</strong> STRUCTURESIN<br />
ANHPD ORANRP<br />
a<br />
Demolition or removal ofa principal structure on a commercial prop<br />
erty s in a designated HPD or HP shall comply with the regulations set<br />
forth withinthis Chapter<br />
and those in Section 1133 08<br />
b<br />
Demolition or removal of a principal structure on a residential prop<br />
erty s in a designated HPD or FIP shall comply with the regulations set<br />
forth withinthisChapter<br />
andthose in Section 1133 09<br />
1134 09 RESCISSION <strong>OF</strong> ADESIGNATION ORDETERMINA<br />
TION<br />
Notwithstanding any provision ofthis Chapter to the contrary the Commission<br />
may rescind the designation or determinafion of any area place building public<br />
interior portion of a building or structure work of art or other object as an HPD<br />
or HP by majority vote by finding of one or more ofthe followings a thatthe<br />
desTgnatadllPZ7 or IID does not meet the designation criteria or to protect the<br />
public interest in response to changed circumstances since the designation deci<br />
sion was madeb prejudicial procedural error inthe designation process or c<br />
professional or clerical error inthe designation This rescission act ofthe Com<br />
missionshall relievethe owner ofsuch property from any duties or penalties<br />
1134 10 EXCLUSIONS<br />
a<br />
ifthe forthwith demolition ofa structure is required by an action au<br />
thorized by the Public Safety Director oftle Ciy to protect the public<br />
health orsafety saidaction shall take precedence over the provisions of<br />
this Chapter<br />
li Nothing inthis Chapter shall be construed to prevent the correction of<br />
any deterioration or damage to an azea place buIlding public interior<br />
portion of a building structure work ofart or other object and restora<br />
bon to its condition prior to such deterioration or damage<br />
1134<br />
FEES<br />
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y
The fees for anHPD or HP application for aCertificate ofAppropriateness shall<br />
be pursuant to Section 1173 06<br />
1134 12 AFFII2MATIVEMAINTENANCE<br />
Every owner operator or agent of any property which has been determined<br />
IdPD ar IdP shall keep in good repair all ofthe exterior pox5ans and all interios<br />
portions thereof which ifnot so maintained may cause or tend to cause the exte<br />
rior portion or public interior portion of such azea place building or structure<br />
workof art or other object to deteriorate decay or become damaged or otherwise<br />
fall into a state of disrepair Every owner operator or agent of any property<br />
whichhas been determined HPD or HP shall further keep in good repair all por<br />
tions of any azea place building public interior portion ofa building stmcture<br />
work of art or other object which if not so maintained may cause or tend to<br />
cause such portions to deteriorate decay or become damaged or otherwise fall<br />
into astate of disrepair The repair and maintenance required by this sectionin<br />
cludes without limitation<br />
a<br />
b<br />
Developing and implementing a maintenance and monitoring plan for<br />
protecting each portion of any area place building public interior por<br />
tionofabuilding or structure work ofart or other object<br />
Stnicfurally stabIlizing each building or structure by taking all steps ne<br />
cessary to ensure<br />
1 the roofis watertight<br />
2 gutters areproperly pitched and cleared ofdebris<br />
3 downspoutjoints aze intact<br />
4 drains are unobstructed<br />
5 windows and door frames andwoodsiding are in good condition<br />
6 masonry walls are properlytuck pointed to keep out moisture<br />
7 the progeny is graded for proper waterrun off<br />
8 vegetation is cleared from azoundeach property and<br />
9 trash debris and hazazdous materials such as inflammable liquids<br />
poisons and paints are removed from the interiorofeach one1 of<br />
any area place building public interior portion of any buiiding<br />
structure workof art orother object onz continuous basis<br />
c<br />
d<br />
Exterminating or controlling pests including termites androdents<br />
Protecting of any azea place building public interior portion of a<br />
building structure work of art or other object from moisture penetra<br />
tion<br />
zs<br />
F
e<br />
Securing each vacant area place building public interior portion ofa<br />
building structure work of art or other object from vandalism and<br />
break insincluding without limitation<br />
1<br />
first floorwindows and doors must be secured<br />
2 plywood must be painted black orifthestructure is composed<br />
ofbr ck acolor<br />
compatible with fro colorofthe brick<br />
3 the method used to install the plywood may<br />
destruction ofthe opening covered and all sashes<br />
frames must be protected or stored for future use<br />
not result in the<br />
doors and<br />
4 battery operated intrusion alarms must be installed on the first<br />
floor of each portionoany azea place building public inte<br />
rior portion ofa building structure work of art or other ob<br />
ject<br />
5 battery operated smoke alarms must be installed on all floors<br />
of any azea place building public interior portion ofa build<br />
ing structure work ofart or other object<br />
6 adequate security lighting or fencing must be installedon each<br />
portion of any azea place building structure work of art or<br />
other object where deemed necessary by theCommissioner<br />
f Providing adequate ventilation to the interior ofeach vacant portion of<br />
any area place building public interior portion ofa building structure<br />
work ofart or other object<br />
g<br />
h<br />
Securing or modifying utilities andmechanical systems for each portion<br />
of any azea place building public interior portion ofa building struc<br />
ture work ofart or other object<br />
Taking such other steps deemed necessary by the Commissioner<br />
1134 13 PENALTY<br />
Any person violating the provisions of this Chapter shall be fined not less than<br />
ten dollars10 00 nor more than five hundred dollars500<br />
for each of<br />
fense and a sepazate offense is deemed committed each day during which an of<br />
fense continues<br />
1134 14 SEVERABILITY<br />
Should any prevision ofthis Chapter be declared by the courts to be unconstitu<br />
tionalor invalid such decision shall not affect the validity ofthis Chapter as a<br />
whole or any part thereof other than the part go declared to be unconstitutional<br />
orinvalid<br />
Section 2 That it is found and determined that all formal actions of this Council<br />
concerning and relating to the passage of this ordinance were adopted in an open<br />
meeting of this Council and that all such deliberations of this Council and of any of its<br />
29 r<br />
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committees that resulted in such formal action were in meetings open to the public in<br />
compliance with all legal requirements<br />
Adopted<br />
PRESIDENT<br />
CLERK<br />
Approved<br />
MAYOR<br />
30<br />
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I Cf i ittd t ft1 r I<br />
ORDINANCE N0<br />
BY<br />
O12<br />
aptiQn 1i 20<br />
cc Rr sm nc c1<br />
AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it receives the affirmative<br />
vote of at least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it shall take effect and<br />
or his<br />
be in farce after the earliest period allowed by law authorizing the Mayor<br />
designee for and on behalf of the City of Lakewood to enter into an amended<br />
agreement with the Cuyahoga County Board of County Commissioners Department of<br />
Senior Adult Services to provide home delivered meals homemaker services<br />
personal care services and medical transportation services under the Cuyahoga County<br />
Options for Elders Program that will extend the current agreement through June 30<br />
2010<br />
WHEREAS the Cuyahoga County Board of County<br />
Commissioners is<br />
administering a program of grants under the Cuyahoga County Options far Elders<br />
Program whereby this City may obtain funds to provide programs for persons 60 years<br />
of age or older and<br />
WHEREAS this Council by a vote of at least five 5 members elected thereto<br />
determines that this ordinance is an emergency measure and that this resolution shall<br />
take effect at the earliestdate possible as set forth in ARTICLE IIT SEC<strong>TO</strong>NS 10 and 13<br />
of the SECOND AMENDED CHARTER <strong>OF</strong> <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> and that it is<br />
necessary for the immediate preservation of the public property health and safety and<br />
to provide for the usual daily operation of munidpal departments in that the signed<br />
contract must be submitted to the Cuyahoga County Board of County Commissioners<br />
prior to the November I9 2009 meeting Now Therefore<br />
BE R RESOLVED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong><br />
STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section 1 That the Mayor or his designee for and on behalf of the City of<br />
Lakewood is hereby authorized and directed to enter into an amended contract with<br />
ueCu oho a QLEn CCmm SSl0nei5 riuViding poi ua umot y<br />
f i<br />
Y 9 y Board of County fot<br />
City s program under Cuyahoga County Options for Elders Program<br />
Section 2 It is found and determined that all formal actions of this Council<br />
concerning and relating to the passage of this Ordinance were adopted in an open<br />
meeting of this Council and that all such deliberations of this Council and of any of its<br />
committees that resulted in such formal action were in meetings open to the public in<br />
compliance with alllegal<br />
requirements
Section 3 That this resolution is hereby declared to be an emergency measure<br />
necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace propeity heaith safety<br />
andwe fare in the City and for the usual daily operation ofthe City for the reasons set<br />
forth and defined in the preambleto this rescfutiort and prrvided it receives the<br />
affEi inativevote of atleastfive5 of its members elected to Gounc this resolution<br />
shall take effectand be in force immediately upon its adoption by the Council and<br />
approval by the Mayor otherwise it shall take effect and be in force after the earliest<br />
period alldwed by law<br />
Adopted<br />
PRESIDENT<br />
CLERK<br />
Approved<br />
MAYOR
CJlF<br />
L j Y i<br />
ORDINANCE N0<br />
r r<br />
BY<br />
vv i t Oro<br />
ii j0<br />
AN ORDINANCE to enter into an agreement with the District Advisory<br />
Council of Cuyahoga County Ohio General Health District for the provision of<br />
public health services within the City of Lakewood in an amount not to exceed<br />
Two hundrediyine Thoo and F3v2 Hundted Nicety Dollars 209 590 OOj fora<br />
one year period commencing January 1 2010<br />
v CC t<br />
WHEREAS the Cuyahoga County Board of Health has proposed providing<br />
public heath services for residents of the City of Lakewood at a per capita rate of<br />
370 and<br />
WHEREAS it is necessary to continue public health services to residents of the<br />
City of Lakewood through the District Advisory Council of Cuyahoga County Ohio<br />
General District Now Therefore<br />
BE IT ORDAINED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Sectiori L That the Mayor on behalf of the City is hereby authorized<br />
to enter into an<br />
agreement with the District Advisory Council of Cuyahoga<br />
County Ohio General Health District for the provision ofi public health services<br />
within the City of Lakewood in an amount not to exceed Two Hundred Nine<br />
Thousand Five Hundred Ninety Dollars209<br />
590 00 for a one year period<br />
commencing Januaryl ZO10 pursuant to the authority granted in Section<br />
3709 07 of the Ohio Revised Code<br />
Section 2 It is found and determined that all formal actions of this Council<br />
concerning and relating to the passage of this ordinance were adopted in an open<br />
meeting of this Council and that alsuch deliberations of this Council and of any of its<br />
committeesthat resulted in such formal action were in meetings open to the public in<br />
compliance with all legal requirements<br />
Adopted<br />
PRESIDENT<br />
CLERK<br />
Approved<br />
MAYOR
ItYf<br />
F<br />
E Syri xF<br />
iceLt iLG itE i1LL i<br />
r<br />
l P<br />
ORDINANCE NO<br />
BY<br />
T<br />
AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it receives the<br />
affirmative vote of at IeaSt fve5 members elected td Council otherwise it shall<br />
take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law authorizing<br />
the Director of Finance to sell through trade in 127 weapons and accessories<br />
having an estimated value of 40 000 in conjunction with the purchase of new<br />
state of the artweapons for the Lakewood Division of Police<br />
WHEREAS it is in the best interest of the City to sell through trade in<br />
existing weapons<br />
WHEREAS this Council by an affirmative vote of at least five5 members<br />
elected thereto determines that this ordinance is an emergency measure and<br />
that this ordinance shall take effect at the earliest date possible as set forth in<br />
ARTICLE III SECTIONS 10 and 13 of the SECOND AMENDED CHARTER <strong>OF</strong> <strong>THE</strong><br />
<strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> and that it provides for the usual daily operation of<br />
municipal departments in that it is in the best interest of the City to sell obsolete<br />
equipment in a timely manner due to lack of physical storage at City Hall and<br />
delivery of new equipment Now therefore<br />
BE IT ORDAINED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section 1 That theDirector of Fihan e be and she is hereby authorized<br />
to sell through trade in 127 weapons and accessories having an estimated<br />
value of 40 000 ih conjunction with the of new<br />
purchase<br />
state of the art<br />
weapons for use by the Lakewood Division of Police<br />
Section 2<br />
It is found and determined that all formal actions of this<br />
Council concerning and relating to the passage of this ordinance were adopted in<br />
an open meeting of this Council and that all such deliberations of this Council<br />
and of any of its committees that resulted in such formal action were in<br />
meetings open to the public in compliance with all legal requirements<br />
Section 3 This ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency<br />
measure necessary for the daily operation of municipal departments in the City<br />
for the reasons set forth in the preamble to this ordinance and provided it<br />
received the affirmative vote of at least five 5 of its members elected to<br />
s at d i rt a 1F rrp mP pl i nvr its<br />
IVUIICI uilCirwuan Ceshad LQeCllelGnu<br />
t<br />
i i iu v i Y<br />
U
adoption by the Council and approval by the Mayor otherwise it shall take effect<br />
and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law<br />
Adopted<br />
President of Council<br />
Clerk of Council<br />
Approved<br />
Mayor<br />
41
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12650 DETROITAVENUE 44107216 529 6600 FAX216 529 5652<br />
WEBSITErwww<br />
onelakewood com<br />
ErJ vARLrI7ZG ERALD<br />
MAYOR<br />
November 16 2009<br />
Lakewood City Council<br />
Lakewood Ohio<br />
Re<br />
Prohibition on Residency<br />
Dear Members ofCouncil<br />
Iam submitting legislation for your consideration that will update Lakewood s<br />
local ordinanceprohibiting registered sex offenders from living within 1000 feet ofa<br />
school library park or municipally owned recreational facility to include preschools and<br />
daycares and to<br />
change the classification ofthose effected bythe prohibition from<br />
sexual predator to TierIII sex offender pursuant to changes in the state code These<br />
changes are necessary in order for our local ordinance to be consistent with recent state<br />
statutory amendments<br />
Please consider suspending the ru esto adoptthis legislation this evening in order<br />
to allowthe City of Lakewood Division ofPolice and Law Department to enforce these<br />
provisions<br />
Very truly yours<br />
Gyp<br />
Edward FitzGeral
ORDINANCE NO 86 09 BY<br />
AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it receives the<br />
affirmative vote of at least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it shall<br />
take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law to amend<br />
Section 533 17 Prohibitions on Residency of the Codified Ordinances of the City<br />
of Lakewood to update and include changed designations under the<br />
State Code<br />
requirements for the registration of sex offenders<br />
WHEREAS at the time that Lakewood Codified Ordinance 533 17 was<br />
adopted by this Council the Ohio Revised Code classified individuals who are<br />
required to register under sexual offender registration and notification laws as<br />
sex offender habitual sex offender or sexual predator and<br />
WHEREAS the classifications of those who have committed sex offenses<br />
has been changed within the Ohio Revised Code to Tier 1 sex offender Tier II<br />
sex offender and Tier III sex offender and<br />
WHEREAS the Ohio General Assembly has adopted legislation that<br />
prohibits registered sex offenders from living within1000 feet of a preschool or<br />
daycare in addition to the prior existing prohibitions and<br />
WHEREAS this Council by avote of at least five 5 members elected<br />
thereto determines that this ordinance is an emergency measure and that this<br />
ordinance shall take effect at the earliest date possible as set forth in ARTICLE<br />
III SEC<strong>TO</strong>NS 10 and 13 of the SECOND AMENDED CHARTER <strong>OF</strong> <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong><br />
<strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> and that it is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public<br />
property health and safety and to provide for the usual daily operation of<br />
municipal departments in that it is imperative to the enforcement of Lakewood s<br />
local code to update these references so that they match designations contained<br />
in the Ohio Revised Code Now therefore<br />
BE IT ORDAINED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section 1 That Section 533 17 Prohibitions on Residency ofthe<br />
Codified Ordinances of the City of Lakewood currently reading as follows
533 17 PROHIBITIONS ON RESIDENCY<br />
a It is unlawful for any person who is required to register as a<br />
sexually oriented offender under Ohio RC 2950 04 and classified as a<br />
sexual predator or whose conviction was of achild victim oriented<br />
offense as those terms are defined by OhioRC 2950<br />
one thousand YOr 0 feet of a 5chooi library park dr municipally owned<br />
recreation facility<br />
01 to reside within<br />
b Any person who violates this section is guilty of a<br />
misdemeanor in the firsf degree<br />
c This section applies to any person registering on or after the<br />
effective date of this legislation<br />
shall be and is hereby amended to read as follows<br />
533 17 PROHIBITIONS ON RESIDENCY<br />
a It is unlawful for any person who is required to register as a<br />
sexually oriented offender under Ohio RC 2950 04 and classified as a<br />
TierIII sex offender or whose conviction was of achild victim<br />
oriented offense as those terms are defined by OhioRC 2950 01to<br />
reside within one thousand1000 feet of a school preschool Child<br />
day care library park or municipally owned recreation facility<br />
b Any person who violates this section is guilty of a<br />
misdemeanor in the first degree<br />
jc This section applies to any person registering on or after the<br />
effective date of this legislation<br />
Section 2<br />
That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency<br />
measure necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace property<br />
health safety and welfare ih the City and for the usual daily operation ofthe City for<br />
the reascnS Set fOiih anddc Ined In rile preamble t0 thiS ordinance and prOVided It<br />
receives the affirmative vote ofat least five5 of its members elected to Council this<br />
ordinance shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its adoption by the Council<br />
and approval by the Mayor otherwise it shall take effect and be in force after the<br />
earliest period allowed by law<br />
s
Section 3<br />
It is found and determined that all formal actions of this<br />
Council concerning and relating to the passage of this ordinance were adopted in<br />
an open meeting of this Council and that all such deliberations ofthis Council<br />
and of ahy of its committees that resulted in such formal action were in meetings<br />
open to the public in compliance with all legal requirements<br />
Adopted<br />
PRESIDENT<br />
CLERK<br />
Approved<br />
MAYOR
Il j<br />
oj<br />
52650 DETROIT AVENUE 44107216 529 6092 FAX216 529 6806<br />
Jennifer R Pae<br />
Director of Rnance<br />
November 16 2009<br />
Lakewood City Council<br />
Re 2010 Budget Ordinances<br />
Deaz Members ofCouncil<br />
The following sixordinances reflectappropriations purchasing and contracting authority and<br />
revenues<br />
necessary for the 2010 budget They support the contents ofthe2010 Esfimate of<br />
Expense document that was submitted onNovember 11 2009 and include the<br />
2010 Permanent Appropriation Ordinance<br />
2010 Purchasing and Contracting Authority<br />
2010 Planning Development Program Authority<br />
2010 Membership Ordinance<br />
2010 Water Rates<br />
2010 Sewer Rates<br />
Please referthe attached legislation to the Committee of the Whole for furtherreview for passage<br />
before December 31 2009<br />
Respectfully<br />
Jennifer R Pae<br />
Director ofFinance<br />
i
ORDINANGE NO 80 09 BY<br />
AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it receives the affirmative<br />
vote of at least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it shall take effect<br />
and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law to establish<br />
appropriations for current expenses and other expenditures of the City of<br />
Lakewood State of Ohio for the fiscal year ending December 31 2010<br />
WHEREAS this Council by a vote of at least five members elected thereto<br />
determines that this ordihance is an emergency measure and that this ordinance<br />
shall take effect at the earliest date possible as set forth in ARTICLE III<br />
SECTIONS 10 and 13 of the SECOND AMENDED CHARTER <strong>OF</strong> <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong><br />
<strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> and that it is necessary to provide for the usual daily operation of<br />
the City in that thb City must record all financial transactions within the<br />
appropriate fiscal period Now therefore<br />
BE 1T ORDAINED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section 1 That to provide for the persdnal services and other appropriations<br />
of the City of Lakewood for the fiscal year ending December 31 2010 the sums<br />
summarized on the attached Exhibit A incorporated herein by reference are<br />
hereby appropriated and authorized for encumbrance and or expenditure as<br />
provided herein<br />
Section 2 That further all existing encumbrances in all funds of the City of<br />
Lakewood shall be carried forward The approval of the Municipal Court Budget<br />
includes approval of any amendment to the salaries of the Clerk of Court and the<br />
Probation Officer in accordance with Sections 1901 31 and 1901 33 of the Ohio<br />
Revised Code<br />
Section 3 That ail expenditures hereinbefore authorized and to the amount<br />
authorized shall be made in accordance with the line items of Exhibit B as<br />
adopted by the Council of the City of Lakewood and made a part hereof and that<br />
any disbursements within any line item set forth in Exhibit B may be paid out of<br />
the appropriation
Section 4 That any amount encumbered in a year prior to fiscal year 2010in<br />
any and alliund of the City of Lakewood are hereby appropriated for the<br />
purpose of expenditure in 2009 or thereafter<br />
Section 5 That the Director of Finance be and is hereby authorized to draw<br />
checks upon the Gity depository sfor the amounts appropriated in this ordinance<br />
whenever claims are presented properly approved by the head of the<br />
department for which the indebtedness is incurred<br />
Section 6 That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency<br />
measure necessary to provide for the usual daily operatioh of the Gity for the<br />
reasons set forth and defined in the preamble to this ordinance and provided it<br />
receives the affirmative vote of at least five of its members elected to Couhcil<br />
this ordinance shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its adoption by<br />
the Council and approval by the Mayor otherwise it shall take effect and be in<br />
force after the earliest period allowed by law<br />
Section 7 It is found and determined that all formal actions of this Council<br />
concerning and relating to the passage of this ordinance were adopted in an<br />
open meeting of this Council and of any of its committees that resulted in such<br />
formal actions were in meetings open to the public in compliance with all legal<br />
requirements<br />
Adopted<br />
President of Council<br />
Clerk of Council<br />
Approved<br />
Mayor
CityofLakewood<br />
010 Appropriations<br />
Exhibit A<br />
Fund<br />
2010<br />
Appropriations<br />
General Fund<br />
33 765 564<br />
Special Revenue Funds<br />
5are gfiway smprcvement Fund<br />
4G<br />
Street ConsL Maint Repair Fund 1826 022<br />
Litter Control Grant fund<br />
8000<br />
Community Festival Fund<br />
8370<br />
Police Pension Fund 1497 270<br />
Firemen s Pension Fund<br />
1553 901<br />
Law EnforcementTrustFUnd<br />
196 331<br />
Federal Forfeiture Fund<br />
7300<br />
Indigent Drivers AlcoholTreatment Fund 140 000<br />
Enforcement Education Fund 67 000<br />
PoliticalSubdivision Fund 12 000<br />
Computer Maintenance Fund<br />
60 000<br />
Court Special Projects Fund<br />
205 453<br />
Court Probation Services Fund<br />
55 635<br />
Indigent Drivers Interlock Alcohol Monitoring Fund 7000<br />
Community Development Block Grant Fund 3422 552<br />
Emergency Shelter Grant Fund 106 001<br />
HOME Investment Partnerships Program Fund 986 807<br />
Neighborhood Stabilization Funtl<br />
1346 627<br />
Energy Efficiency Block Grant<br />
360 555<br />
Homeless Prevention and Rapid Rehousing 900 906<br />
Office onAgingIIIB Fund 1352 134<br />
Lakewood Hospital SR Fund 2092 912<br />
Help To Others Fund<br />
42 331<br />
Byrne Memorial Grant Fund<br />
171 482<br />
Juvenile Diversion Program Fund<br />
17 400<br />
FEMA Fund<br />
119 634<br />
Family to Family Fund 351 340<br />
Total Special Revenue Funds 17 054 960<br />
Bond Retirement Fund 13 735 853<br />
TIF Bond Retirement Fund 498 293<br />
TotaIDebt Service Funds<br />
234 145<br />
Capital ImprovementFund<br />
100 000<br />
Land Acquisition Fund 150 000<br />
City Park Improvement Fund 70 000<br />
TIF Capital Improvement Fund<br />
221 334<br />
Total CapitalProjects Funds<br />
1541 334<br />
Water Operating Fund<br />
10 652 391<br />
WastewaterCollection Fund<br />
3225 499<br />
WastewaterTreatment Fund<br />
3088<br />
Wastewater Improvement Fund 2047 325<br />
Parking Facilities Fuhd<br />
401 612<br />
WinterhurstIce Rink 472 334<br />
Total Enterprise Funds 19 887 249<br />
Hospdalization Fund<br />
4868 200<br />
Workers Compensation 615 659<br />
Total Internal Service Funds 9 5483 859<br />
<strong>TO</strong>TALS 91 967 411<br />
d
Citt of Iakewood<br />
2010 Appropdatiou<br />
ExLibitB<br />
General Funtl<br />
December<br />
20 10 Appropriaton<br />
GeneralGovemmem<br />
n40Q1<br />
Personal Services<br />
Ocher<br />
Dvson Total<br />
MunicipalCOVR<br />
Personal Services<br />
ONer<br />
Diwsion Total<br />
Civil Service<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Drvislon Total<br />
MayoYS Office<br />
Personal Services<br />
Olher<br />
DrvisonTotal<br />
145214<br />
9773<br />
t54 988<br />
1p30 597<br />
157 050<br />
1 187 649<br />
70 398<br />
48184<br />
18581<br />
210 604<br />
10 250<br />
221 053<br />
Human Resrouices<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other 205 62<br />
41 846<br />
Division Total 247 608<br />
Community Relafipns<br />
PersonalServices<br />
Other 86 427<br />
21252<br />
Division Total<br />
107 679<br />
Finance lJepatlmen<br />
PersonalServices<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
Incrome Tax<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Dimvon Total<br />
Information Systems<br />
PersonalServices<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
GeneralAtlministratior<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division total<br />
LawDepaMmeat<br />
PersonalServices<br />
Other<br />
Dimson Total<br />
Planning Development<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
DwisionTotal<br />
487 136<br />
69740<br />
556 878<br />
415 903<br />
661 846<br />
t W7749<br />
318 402<br />
317 286<br />
635 687<br />
200 221<br />
1 675 708<br />
1 875 929<br />
437 373<br />
121 079<br />
558 452<br />
188 412<br />
55 667<br />
243 979<br />
d X<br />
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Cn ofIal ewoorl<br />
2010 Appropnatiovs<br />
EzAibrtH<br />
Decerqber<br />
2010 Appropriaton<br />
Public Safety<br />
Police Caw Enforcement<br />
Personal Services<br />
Divisioe<strong>TO</strong> al<br />
Police FieCommmigtions Dispatch<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
Support ofPoSOners<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
Animal Control<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
DivisionTotal<br />
SchoolGuartls<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
DivisionTotal<br />
Firefighting Prevention 8lnspedior<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
Builtling 8Housing<br />
PersanalServices<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
666 250<br />
24 619<br />
16 6se<br />
237 622<br />
310<br />
548 393<br />
166 61<br />
16 252<br />
182 869<br />
183 0<br />
444<br />
183 514<br />
6286 56<br />
31 15<br />
603 914<br />
913 347<br />
129 842<br />
1043 190<br />
J<br />
Paget ofl0
Cirv ofLakewood<br />
ZO10 AyproPnzcimu<br />
ExLibitB<br />
December<br />
2010 Appropriatbn<br />
Public Works<br />
Public Works Atlministration<br />
Personal Services<br />
145 907<br />
other<br />
DDs<br />
DivisionToial<br />
152 916<br />
Street LighGhg<br />
Other<br />
525<br />
DivisionTotal<br />
430<br />
525 430<br />
Parks8 PublicProperty<br />
Personal Services<br />
137 390<br />
other<br />
266 228<br />
Division Total<br />
1 X97619<br />
Builtlings Faolih es<br />
Personal Servces<br />
zss o5<br />
Other<br />
Dm sion Total<br />
256 954<br />
516 029<br />
BantlConcerts<br />
Personal Services<br />
ONer<br />
17 786<br />
16 884<br />
DrvlsonTotal<br />
286D<br />
Museums<br />
Other<br />
10 529<br />
Division Total<br />
10 526<br />
July4th Fastival<br />
PersonalServices<br />
77 6D3<br />
Other<br />
3282<br />
Division Total<br />
44475<br />
Tennis Courts<br />
Other<br />
16320<br />
Dimson Total<br />
76320<br />
Forestry<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
344 65<br />
73 089<br />
Damson Total<br />
41 56<br />
Refuse8Recyo ing<br />
Personal Services<br />
274 31<br />
Other<br />
t W3367<br />
Division Total<br />
3348773<br />
Fleet Management<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
818 287<br />
480462<br />
Division Total<br />
1298969<br />
Engineering<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
294 148<br />
Division Total 58 877<br />
353 025<br />
J<br />
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CiryoLakeurood<br />
2010 Appropriations<br />
SbixB<br />
December<br />
2010 Appropriaton<br />
Human Services<br />
Human ServiresAtlminis rafior<br />
PersonalSeMCes<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
EarlyChildhootl<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Dvision Total<br />
YOI lISEMceS<br />
Personal Services<br />
other<br />
DivisionTotal<br />
Total Gene21 Funtl<br />
PersonalServices<br />
Other<br />
Totals<br />
54 592<br />
2866<br />
5461<br />
291 138<br />
20203<br />
311 341<br />
26 482A96<br />
283 369<br />
33 66 864<br />
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Gt ofLakewood<br />
2010 Aparopriaxions<br />
Exhbix B<br />
Special Revenue Funtls<br />
State Highway Improvement Func<br />
Other<br />
DivisionTotal<br />
FuntlTotal<br />
Street Const Main ReyairFuntl<br />
PersoNai8erv7cbs<br />
Other<br />
DivisionTotal<br />
FuntlTotal<br />
Litter Control Grant Funtl<br />
Other<br />
DivisionTotal<br />
Funtl Total<br />
CommunityFestival Funtl<br />
Personal Seivices<br />
Other<br />
December<br />
2010Appropriaton<br />
140 000<br />
140 000<br />
14D OD0<br />
103Qi76<br />
736 845<br />
1826 022<br />
1826 022<br />
8000<br />
8000<br />
eDOD<br />
6370<br />
Division Total 8 370<br />
Funtl Total<br />
830<br />
Police Pension Funtl<br />
Perscnal Services<br />
Other<br />
DivisionTotal<br />
Funtl Total<br />
293 962<br />
203 308<br />
1 497 270<br />
1491 270<br />
Firemen Pension Funtl<br />
Personal Services<br />
1335 409<br />
Other 218 492<br />
Division Total<br />
1553<br />
Funtl Total<br />
8D1<br />
1663 901<br />
Law EMOrcementTrusf Fund<br />
Personal Services<br />
26 113<br />
Other<br />
i7o z1e<br />
Division <strong>TO</strong>tal 196 331<br />
FuntlTotal<br />
196 331<br />
Fetlerai Forteiture Funtl<br />
PersonalServices<br />
Other<br />
300<br />
Division Total 7 300<br />
Fund Total<br />
3D0<br />
Intligent Drivers Alcohol Treatmerrt Funr<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
140 000<br />
140 000<br />
Funtl Total 140 OD0<br />
s<br />
it<br />
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Cinolal ewood<br />
2010 Appropriations<br />
ExhibitH<br />
December<br />
201oAppropriaton<br />
Enforcement<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
DivisionTotal<br />
FundTotal<br />
Etlucation Fund<br />
67 000<br />
6000<br />
61 000<br />
Polif calSundivision Fund<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
DivisionTotal<br />
FundTotal<br />
12 000<br />
12 D3o<br />
t2 99a<br />
Computer Maintenance Fund<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other 60 000<br />
DivisionTotal 60 000<br />
Funtl Total 60 000<br />
CourtSpecial ProjectsFuntl<br />
Personal Services 51 853<br />
Other 153 500<br />
DivisionTotal 205 455<br />
FundTotal 206 453<br />
CourtProbation Services Fund<br />
Personal Services 34 635<br />
Other 21000<br />
Division Total 55 635<br />
FuntlTotal 65 635<br />
Intligent Drivers Interlockantl Alcohol Monitoring Funs<br />
Personal Services<br />
OtM1er 000<br />
Divisioh<strong>TO</strong>lal 7000<br />
Funtltotal 7000<br />
Community Development BlockGranl<br />
Personal Services 20 640<br />
ONer 2701 912<br />
pivision Tatzl 3422 552<br />
Funtl Total 3422 652<br />
Emergency ShelterGanf Fund<br />
Personal Services 26 092<br />
Other 79 909<br />
Division Total 105 001<br />
Funtl Tofal 106 001<br />
HOME Investment Partnen hips Program Funt<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other 966 807<br />
Divisioniota<br />
986E07<br />
Funtl Total 966 90<br />
Neighborhootl Stabilization Fund<br />
Personal Services 125 802<br />
Other 1220 625<br />
bivisionTotal 1346 627<br />
Fund Total 1346 627<br />
Energy ETFCiencyBlock Grant<br />
Personal Services 33 075<br />
Other 327 460<br />
Division Total 360 555<br />
Fund Total 360 555<br />
Homeless Preventionand RapidRehouslnc<br />
Personal Services 105 000<br />
Other 95 906<br />
Division Total 900 906<br />
FuntlTotal 900 906<br />
Office on<br />
Aging Funtl<br />
Personal Services 1204 309<br />
Other 14 824<br />
Division Total 1352 134<br />
FuntlTotal 1352 134<br />
Pase 6 of
GmofLakewood<br />
2010 Appropriztions<br />
ErhibitB<br />
Lakewootl Hospital6RFuntl<br />
EMS<br />
December<br />
2010 Appropriaton<br />
Personal Services<br />
1534 708<br />
Other 169 368<br />
Division Total tOq 0 r<br />
Personal Services 157 913<br />
Other<br />
230 922<br />
Division Total<br />
388 835<br />
Funtl <strong>TO</strong>fal 2092 912<br />
Little links Funtl<br />
Personal Services<br />
Olher<br />
Division Total<br />
Fund <strong>TO</strong>tal<br />
eyme Memorial Gent Funtl<br />
PersonalServices<br />
25 000<br />
Other 148 482<br />
Division <strong>TO</strong>tal<br />
try qgp<br />
FuntlTotal<br />
1t qgp<br />
HelpToOthers Funtl<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
FuntlTotal<br />
36 466<br />
5865<br />
42 331<br />
pp331<br />
Family Child DayCare Home Project Fund<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
Fund Totai<br />
Juvenile Diversion Program Func<br />
Personal Servires<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
Funtl Total<br />
17 400<br />
17 400<br />
17 400<br />
FEMA Funtl<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other 119 634<br />
Division Total 118 634<br />
Funtl Total 119 634<br />
Family to Family Funtl<br />
Personal Services<br />
260 948<br />
Other 90 392<br />
Division Tatat<br />
351 34D<br />
Funtl <strong>TO</strong>WI 351 340<br />
Total Special Revenue Funtls<br />
Personal Services<br />
BD66 9T0<br />
Other 8967 990<br />
Totals<br />
IIp54 96D<br />
J<br />
Pagel of lD
I<br />
I<br />
CmoIakewood<br />
2010 Appropriations<br />
Exi ibirB<br />
December<br />
2910 Appropriafon<br />
Deb Service Funtls<br />
SontlRe4remem Funtl<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
13 35853<br />
1I<br />
Di icon <strong>TO</strong>tal<br />
13735853<br />
LL<br />
Fund TaYai a75ouN<br />
1<br />
TIF Bond Retirement Funtl<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Tofal<br />
FuntlTotal<br />
498 293<br />
498 293<br />
498 293<br />
Total Debt Service Funds<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Totals<br />
234 145<br />
234 t45<br />
Capial Projects Funda<br />
Capital Improvement Funtl<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
Funtl Total<br />
Lantl AcquisRion Func<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Tbtel<br />
Funtl 7ota1<br />
City ParkImprovement Funtl<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
Funtl Total<br />
TIF Cap@al Improvement Funtl<br />
PersonalServices<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
Funtl Total<br />
Total Caphel Improvemem Funtls<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Totals<br />
100 000<br />
100 000<br />
1DO ooo<br />
15Q000<br />
tso ooo<br />
15o o9D<br />
7o ooD<br />
70 000<br />
70 000<br />
221 334<br />
221 334<br />
221 334<br />
1S4t 336<br />
1541 334<br />
Y ny<br />
Jr<br />
Paga s ofto
Ciry of Lakewood<br />
2010 Aopropnationi<br />
ExhibicB<br />
December<br />
2010 Appropriaton<br />
Enterprise Funtls<br />
Water Operating Funtl<br />
WaterAtlminist2tior<br />
Personal Services<br />
229 671<br />
Other<br />
Dvsron TU2ai 2167 632<br />
387 OB<br />
WaterDishibution<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division <strong>TO</strong>lal<br />
Wafer MeteMg<br />
Personal Semites<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
Funtl Total<br />
519 529<br />
148135<br />
7667 664<br />
433 321<br />
153 702<br />
587 023<br />
t0 652 391<br />
Wastewater CollectionFuntl<br />
PersonalServices<br />
Other 811 309<br />
2314190<br />
Dvison Total<br />
3225<br />
Funtl Total<br />
499<br />
3225 499<br />
Wastewater TreatmemFuntl<br />
personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
Funtl<strong>TO</strong> al<br />
WastewaterimprovementFUn<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division <strong>TO</strong>tal<br />
FuntlTo al<br />
1729 133<br />
1 366 955<br />
3088066<br />
3O86 088<br />
204 325<br />
2047 325<br />
2 D67 325<br />
Parking Fadlkies Funtl<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
FuntlTotal<br />
Winterhurst Ice Rink Func<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Total<br />
FuntlTo al<br />
193 42<br />
206 140<br />
4Dt 612<br />
401 612<br />
472 334<br />
42334<br />
42 334<br />
Total Enterprise Funtls<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other 4006 635<br />
16878 613<br />
Totals t9 867 248<br />
Payre 9 of10<br />
J c5
Cim ofLakewood<br />
2010 Appropriations<br />
ExbibitB<br />
December<br />
2010 Appropriaton<br />
Intemai ServicesFunds<br />
Hospitalimtion Funtl<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
0ivision Total<br />
rurd Taal<br />
Workers<br />
COmpensation FUnd<br />
Personal Services<br />
Other<br />
Division Tolal<br />
FuntlTotal<br />
4e1s 7oo<br />
52 500<br />
4868 200<br />
A866 20u<br />
463 059<br />
tazsoo<br />
615 659<br />
615 659<br />
Total lntemal Service Funtl<br />
PersonalServices<br />
Other<br />
Totals<br />
FUND <strong>TO</strong>TALS<br />
6298 759<br />
1aa lno<br />
5483 859<br />
91 967 411<br />
Paee 10 of 10<br />
J
ORDINANCE NO 81 09 BY<br />
AN ORDINANCE to takeeffect immediately provided it receives the affirmative vote of<br />
at least five 5 members electedto Council otherwise it shall take effect and be in force after the<br />
eazliest period allowed by law authorizing the Mayor Director of Public Safety the Director of<br />
Public Works the Director of Law the Director of Finance and or the Purchasing Manager to<br />
enterinto service contracts in accordance with the Administrative Code ofthe City ofLakewood<br />
for the Division of Planning Development in accordance withthe Administrative Code ofthe<br />
City of Lakewood contracts not to exceed the specified amounts shown without separate<br />
resolution ofCouncil<br />
WHEREAS this Council by a vote of at least five 5 members elected thereto<br />
determines that this ordinance is an emergency measure and that this ordinance shall take effect<br />
atthe earliest date possible as set forth in ARTICLE III SECTIONS 10 and 13 ofthe SECOND<br />
AMMENDED CHARTER <strong>OF</strong> <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> and that it is necessary to provide<br />
for the usual dailq operafion of municipal departments in that delay could impair the City s<br />
ability to provide necessary services in a timely manner Now therefore<br />
BE IT ORDAINED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong><strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section 1 That the Mayor Directorof Public Safety theDirector ofPublic Works the<br />
Director ofLaw the Director of Finance and or the Purchasing Manager is hereby authorized<br />
and directed to enter into contracts in accordance with the Administrative Code of the City of<br />
Lakewood for the Division of Planning Development contracts not to exceed the specified<br />
amounts<br />
shown except as hereinafter provided<br />
Service Contracts<br />
54 300 000<br />
Beck Center Art Education Scholarships<br />
Camp Can Do<br />
Cleveland Mediation Center Homeless Prevention<br />
Cleveland Restoration Society<br />
DVCShelter Services<br />
EarlyChilcL ood Scholarships<br />
Fair Housing<br />
HOME Investment Program<br />
Homeless Prevention and RapidRe housing<br />
lob Creation Program<br />
Lakewood Alive Housing Outreach<br />
Lakewood Alive Technical Assistance to Business<br />
Lakewood Christian Service Center Homeless Prevention<br />
and Rent<br />
Utilities<br />
LakeW6Gd Cb12Stian SeiVlce<br />
Ce nqter<br />
it s<br />
SuppoitiVe Housing
Lakewood Foundation Rent<br />
Lead Programs<br />
Leaf Snow Removal<br />
LMI Housing Rehab Loans<br />
Loan Service Fees<br />
Madison Park Improvements<br />
Mental Health Sercdces<br />
NCHM Medical Assistance<br />
Utilities Assistance<br />
Neighborhood Stabilization Acquisition Demolition<br />
Rehabilitation Program<br />
Operation Paintbrush<br />
Purchase Revitalization Program<br />
RTA Shelter Design<br />
Section 108 YMCA<br />
Store Front Renovation<br />
YHaven Shelter Services<br />
Section 2 That the Mayor Director ofPublic Safety the Director of Public Works the<br />
Director of Law the Director of Finance and or the Purchasing Manager is hereby authorized<br />
and directed to enter into contracts as set forth above in amounts not to exceed the specified<br />
amounts without further action from Council and to enter into contracts in excess of specified<br />
amounts only upon consent of Council evidenced by adoption of a resolution specifying the<br />
authorized amount<br />
Section 3 It is found and determined that all formal actions ofthis Council concerning<br />
and relating to the passage of this ordinance were adopted in an open meeting of this Council<br />
and that all such deliberations ofthis Council and of any of its committees that resulted in such<br />
formal action were in meetings open to the public in compliance with all legal requirements<br />
Section 4 That this ordinance is hereby declazed to be an emergency measure necessary<br />
for the usual daily operation ofthe City for the reasons set forth and defined in the preamble to<br />
this ordinance and provided it receives the affirmative vote of at least five 5 of its members<br />
elected to<br />
Council this ordinance shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its adoption<br />
by the Council and approval by the Mayor otherwise it shall take effect andbe in force after the<br />
earliest period allowed bylaw<br />
Adopted<br />
President<br />
Clerk<br />
Approved<br />
Mayor
ORDINANCE NO 82 09 BY<br />
AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediatelyprovided itreceives the affirmative vote ofat least<br />
five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it shall take effect and be in force after the<br />
earliest period allowed by law authorizing the Mayor Director of Public Safety the Director of<br />
Public Works the Director of Law the Director of Finance and or the Purchasing Manager to<br />
enter into contracts for professional services and to advertise for bids and enterinto contracts for<br />
the purchase of repair maintenance and operating supplies services and equipment as authorized<br />
by the 2010 Appropriation Ordinance and theAdministrative Code ofthe City ofLakewood with<br />
the lowest and best bidder or bidders or as otherwise provided by law<br />
WHEREAS this Council desires to provide the authorization to the Mayor Director ofPublic<br />
Safety the Director of Public Works the Director ofLaw the Director of Finance and or the<br />
Purchasing Manager to enter into contracts for professional services and to advertise for bids and<br />
enter into contracts for the purchase ofrepair maintenance and operating supplies services and<br />
equipment as authorized by the 2010 Appropriation Ordinance and the Administrative Code of<br />
the City ofLakewoodwith the lowest and best bidder or bidders oras otherwise provided by law<br />
and<br />
WHEREAS this Council by a vote of at least five 5 members elected thereto determines that<br />
this ordinance is an emergency measure and that this ordinance shall take effect at the earliest<br />
date possible as set forth in ARTICLE III SECTIONS 10 and 13 of the SECOND AMMENDED<br />
CHARTER <strong>OF</strong> <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> and that it is necessary to provide for the usual<br />
daily operation of municipal departments in that delay could impair the City sability to provide<br />
necessary services in a timelymanner now therefore<br />
BE IT ORDAINED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section1That the Mayor Director of Public Safety the Director ofPublic<br />
Works the Director of Law the Director ofFinance and or the Purchasing Manager be<br />
and are hereby authorized and directed to enter into a contract or contracts for supplies<br />
services and equipment with the lowest and best bidder or bidders or as otherwise<br />
provided by law as follows<br />
Professional services contracts included in the2010 Budget are as follows<br />
1 Legal Services 300 000<br />
2 Recodificafion of Ordinances 12 500<br />
3 Financial Audit 65 000<br />
4 Hospitalization and Health Care Benefit Consulting Services 45 000<br />
5 Consultantfor Workers Compensation40 000<br />
6 3C Si ifaiiageme uf Cons uiurtg 3eiViCPS ijvvv<br />
j
7 Healthcare Physicals Drug Alcohol Testing 20 000<br />
8 Employee Assistance Program 11 000<br />
9 Supervisor Manager Employee Training 75 000<br />
10 Exams for ClassifiedPositions 75 000<br />
11 Housing and Building Plans Examinations 10 000<br />
12 Lakewood Jail Medical Services 75 000<br />
13 Band Concerts 15 000<br />
14 Clevelan StateUuversity htern 1Q QOD<br />
15 Municipal Engineering Consultant 60 000<br />
16 Energy Efficiency Conservation Consultant 50 000<br />
Sub Total 876 500<br />
Services contracts included in the2010 Budget are as follows<br />
1 Government Agreements WEB 115 000<br />
2 Government Agreements II 145 000<br />
3 Financial Institution Service Charges 130 000<br />
4 Electronic Payment Services 50 000<br />
5 Property Liability Insurance Contracts 350 000<br />
6 Workers Comp Stop Loss Insurance 100 000<br />
7 LifeInsurance 23 000<br />
8 Hospitalization and Health Care Benefit Services 600 000<br />
9 Medical Claims Billing Service 75 000<br />
10 Sentenced Prisoners Full Jail Service 400 000<br />
11 Home Delivered Meals 28 500<br />
12 Distribution System Leak Survey 30 000<br />
13 Disposal of Screening and Grit WWTP 10 000<br />
14 Excavation Spoils Disposal 100 000<br />
15 Street Sweeping Catch Basin Debris Disposal 50 000<br />
16 Solid Waste Disposal Site 900 000<br />
17 Waste Collections Candominiums m7050 1<br />
18 Biosolids Disposal 50 000<br />
19 Receiving and Processing Yazd Waste 12 000<br />
20 Roll Off Box Construction Debris 35 000<br />
21 Organic Waste Disposal 65 000<br />
22 Crack Sealing Program 60 000<br />
23 Equipment LeaseLeaf Collection Project 14 000<br />
24 Lab Analysis Service 15 000<br />
25 Citywide ComputerHrdwr Op Sys Software Nlaint Coots300 000<br />
26 Communications Services 50 000<br />
27 Cox Fiber Network Maintenance 10 000<br />
28 Water Meter Program Maintenance 10 000<br />
29 Telephone SystemMaintenanee 10 000<br />
30 Cellular Phone Service 50 000<br />
31 Janitorial Services 10 000<br />
32 LaundryService Prisoners 10 000<br />
33 Towing Services i0 uv0<br />
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34 HVACMaintenance 40 000<br />
35 Copier Maintenance Service<br />
35 000<br />
36 Postage Mailing Services EquipmentLease<br />
Nlaintenance325 000<br />
37 Rental and Laundry ofUniforms 12 500<br />
38 Advertising45 000<br />
39 Printing Services 140 000<br />
40 CRIS LEADS Fees35 000<br />
41 FireworksTisly 35 000 y<br />
Sub Total 10 555 000<br />
Materials supplies and equipment authorized forpurchase under the 2010 Budget are as follows<br />
1 Sand and Aggregate 40 000<br />
2 Concrete Supplies 50 000<br />
3 Asphalt Materials 40 000<br />
4 Asphalt ColdPatch 20 000<br />
5 Road Salt Sodium Chloride 300 000<br />
6 Fire Hydrants Sewer and Water Appurtenances 100 000<br />
7 Water Meter Supplies Materials 35 000<br />
8 SignShop Supplies Blanks Reflective Material30 000<br />
9 Polymer Flocculants 20 000<br />
10 Wastewater Treatment Chemicals 100 000<br />
11 Computer Supplies 20 000<br />
12 Tires and Road Service 50 000<br />
13 Automotive Repairs Parts and Supplies 500 000<br />
14 Oil and Lubricants 25 000<br />
15 Fuel Supplies Gasoline and Diesel 575 000<br />
16 Purchase ofUniforms and Gear 30 000<br />
17 Electrical Supplies 40 000<br />
18 Hardware Supplies 30 000<br />
19 Janitorial Supplies 45 000<br />
20 Lumber Supplies 25 000<br />
21 Paper Supplies 25 000<br />
22 Plumbing Supplies 40 000<br />
23 Prisoner Food Supplies 60 000<br />
24 Purchase Uniforms Gear Safety Forces 50 000<br />
25 Pool Supplies Chemicals 30 000<br />
26 Landscape Materials 15 000<br />
27 Office Supplies 45 000<br />
28 Lease Copier Equipment 35 000<br />
29 Subscriptions Publications 25 000<br />
30 Small Tools and Equipment 100 000<br />
31 Computer Soflware 25 000<br />
32 Communications Equipment and Supplies 20 000<br />
33 Ammunition 25 000<br />
34 Reforestation 60 000<br />
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35 Police Operating Equipment<br />
36 Fire Operating Equipment<br />
37 Computer Operating Equipment<br />
38 Parks Operating Equipment<br />
39 Building Materials Supplies<br />
45 000<br />
50 000<br />
90 000<br />
7000<br />
60 000<br />
Sub Tntat e zo 95 000<br />
Total14 381 500<br />
Section 2 That contracts for supplies services and equipment in excess of7500<br />
and for professional services in excess of5000 shall not be awarded except as approved herein<br />
or further approved byResolution ofCouncil<br />
Section 3<br />
It is found and determined that all formal actions of this Council<br />
conceiving and relating to the passage ofthis ordinance were adopted in an open meeting ofthis<br />
Council and that all such deliberations of this Council and of any ofits committees that resulted<br />
in such forrnal action were in meetings open to the public in compliance with all legal<br />
requirements<br />
Section 4 This ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure for the<br />
reasons stated in the preamble hereofand provided it receives the affirmative vote oftwo thirds<br />
of all members elected to Council it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its<br />
adoption and approval by the Mayor otherwise it shall take effect and be in force after the<br />
earliest period allowed by law<br />
Adopted<br />
President<br />
Clerk<br />
Approved<br />
Mayor<br />
J<br />
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ORDINANCE N0 83 09 BY<br />
AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it receives the<br />
affirmative cif atleastfve Srebers elected to Council otheruti ise tsteal<br />
take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law authorizing the<br />
Mayor Director of Public Safety the Director of Public Works the Director of<br />
Law the Director of Finance and or the Purchasing Manager to enter into<br />
contracts for Memberships as authorized by the2010<br />
Appropriation Ordinance<br />
and the Administrative Code of the City of Lakewood contracts not to exceed<br />
60 000 without separate Resolution of Council<br />
WHEREAS this Council desires to provide the authorization to the Mayor<br />
Director of Public Safety the Director of Public Works the Director of Law the<br />
Director of Finance and or the Purchasing Manager to enter into contracts for<br />
Memberships as authorized by the 2010 Appropriation Ordinance and the<br />
Administrative Code ofthe City of Lakewood as otherwise provided by law and<br />
WHEREAS this Council by a vote of at least five 5 members elected<br />
thereto determines that this ordinance is an emergency measure and that this<br />
ordinance shall take effect at the earliest date possible as set forth in ARTICLE III<br />
SECTIONS 10 and 13 of the SECOND AMMENDED CHARTER <strong>OF</strong> <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong><br />
<strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> and that it is necessary to provide for the usual daily operation of<br />
municipal departments in that delay could impair the City s ability to provide<br />
necessary services in atimely manner now therefore<br />
BE IT ORDAINED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section 1 That the Mayor Director of Public Safety the Director of Public<br />
Works the Director of Law the Director of Finance and or the Purchasing<br />
Manager be and are hereby authorized and directed to enter into contracts with<br />
organizations for the following memberships contracts not to exceed 60 000<br />
except as hereinafter provided<br />
Americar Association of Police Polygraphists<br />
American Concrete Institute<br />
American Institute of Certified Planners<br />
American Payroll Association<br />
American Planning Association<br />
American Polygraph Association<br />
American Society ofCivil Engineers ASCE<br />
American Society of Sanitary Engineers<br />
American WaterWorks Association AWWA<br />
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Association ofMunicipal County Judges of Ohio Inc<br />
Association of Public Treasurers ofthe US Canada<br />
Building OfFcials Conference of Northeastern Ohio BOCONEO<br />
Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association<br />
Cleveland9 Restorafion 5cctetyPres<br />
rvatioResource<br />
Center Northeast Ohio<br />
Cuyahoga County Fire Chief s Association<br />
Cuyahoga County Law Directors Association<br />
Cuyahoga County Mayors and City Managers Association<br />
Cuyahoga County Police Chiefs Association<br />
Family to Family Administrators Council<br />
FBI National Academy Associates<br />
FirstSuburb Consortium<br />
Government Finance Officers Association of Ohio<br />
Government Finance Officers Association ofUS Canada<br />
Greater Cleveland Partnership<br />
Heritage Ohio<br />
High Technology Crime Investigation Association International<br />
Institute of Traffic Engineers<br />
International Association of Bomb Technicians<br />
Investigators IABTI<br />
International Association of Chiefs of Police<br />
International Association of Electrical Inspectors IAEI<br />
International Association of Electrical Inspectors<br />
Western Reserve Divisions<br />
International Association ofFire Chiefs<br />
International Code Council<br />
International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association<br />
International Municipal SignalAssociation<br />
International Police Mountain Bike Association<br />
International Public Management Association IPMA<br />
International Society of Arboriculture<br />
Keep America Beautiful<br />
Lakewood Chamber of Commerce<br />
Metro Crime Clinic<br />
MiddleAtlantic Great Lakes Organized Crime Law<br />
Enforcement Network MAGLOCLEN<br />
Municipal Finance Officers Association of Northeast Ohio MFOA<br />
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National Arbor Day Foundation<br />
National Association for the Education of Young Children<br />
NAEYC<br />
National Association of Housing Redevelopment Officials NAHf20<br />
Natiohal Fire Protection Association<br />
National Institute of Governmental Purchasing NIGP<br />
National League of Cities<br />
aticnatPuriicmpioy r LiborRibtrcns<br />
Association NPELRA<br />
National Tactical Officers Association<br />
North Central Ohio Building Officials Association<br />
North Coast Corrections Managers Association<br />
NortheastOhio Areawide Coordinating Agency<br />
Northeast Ohio Fire Chiefs Association NE<strong>OF</strong>CA<br />
Northeast Ohio Fire Prevention Association<br />
Northeast Ohio Mayors and City Maragers Association<br />
Northeastern Ohio Municipal Court Clerks Association<br />
Northern Ohio Municipal Court Clerks Association<br />
Northern Ohio Municipal Judges Association<br />
Northern Ohio Probation Ofricers Association<br />
Northern Ohio Service Directors Association<br />
Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police<br />
Ohio Association of Magistrates<br />
Ohio Association of Municipal Court Clerks<br />
Ohio Association of Plumbing Inspectors<br />
Ohio Assdciation of Polygraph Examiners<br />
Ohio Association of PublicTreasurer<br />
Ohio Association of Tax Administrators<br />
Ohio Auto Theft Association<br />
Ohio Conference of Community Development<br />
Ohio Crime Prevention Association<br />
OhioDARE Officers Association<br />
Ohio Economic DevelopmentAssociation OEDA<br />
Ohio EMS<br />
Otio Fire ChiefsAssociation<br />
Ohio Identification Officers Association<br />
Ohio Judicial Conference<br />
Ohio Municipal Attorneys Association<br />
Ohio Municipal Judges Association<br />
Ohio Municipal League<br />
Ohio Police Juvenile Association<br />
Ohio School Resource Officers Association<br />
Ohio State BarAssociation<br />
Ohio Tactical Officers Association<br />
Sewer Pipe Users Group SPUG<br />
Society for Human Resource Management<br />
Society for Human Resource Management<br />
Greater Cleveland Chapter<br />
State ofOhio Cooperative Purchasing Program<br />
Street Maintenance and Sanitation Officials of Ohio<br />
O
Team Crisis Negotiator<br />
Team Tactical Edge<br />
TransUnion of Northeast Ohio Inc<br />
Tree City USA<br />
USCommunities<br />
Ja ezE vr n ntrader8tic<br />
VJe Share<br />
Section Z That contracts for memberships in excess of 60 000 shall not<br />
be awarded except as approved herein or further approved by Ordinance of<br />
Council<br />
Section 3 It is found and determined that all formal actions of this<br />
Council concerning and relating to the passage of this ordinance were<br />
adopted in<br />
an open meeting of this Council and that all such deliberations of this Council and<br />
of any of its committees that resulted in such formal actions were in meetings<br />
open to the public in compliance with all legal requirements<br />
Section 4 This ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency<br />
measure for the reasons stated in the preamble hereof and provided it receives<br />
the affirmative vote oftwo thirds of all members elected to Council it shall take<br />
effect and be in force immediately upon its adoption and approval by the Mayor<br />
otherwise it shall take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by<br />
law<br />
President<br />
Clerk<br />
Mayor<br />
4
ORDINANCE N0 84 09 BY<br />
AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it receives the affirmative vote of<br />
at least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it shall take effect and be in force after the<br />
ewi til FxeG y3X 8rneiSd OrdmaneE 93 Vi aQ lpt d Jw3 cv vvw arIien<br />
Chapter 915 Water Rates of the Codified Ordinances of the City ofLakewood for the purpose<br />
of adjusting water rates charged against each lot parcel of land or premises which may have an<br />
active water connecfion with theMunicipal water system<br />
WHEREAS sufficient revenues are required to recover costs budgeted for the operations<br />
ofthe Water Distribution System and<br />
WHEREAS confinued decreases in consumpfion of water has a negative impact on<br />
revenues received overtime and<br />
WHEREAS sufficient dollars are required to meet scheduled debt service payments and<br />
WHEREAS in order to offset the increases in the purchased water from the City of<br />
Cleveland to the City as well as the continuing increases in the costs of operations it is necessary<br />
for the City to increase the rates charged<br />
Now therefore<br />
BE IT ORDAINED BY<strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section L That Chapter 915 Water Rates of the Codified Ordinances of the City of<br />
Lakewood currently reads as follows<br />
915 01 ESTABLTSHMENT <strong>OF</strong> RATES<br />
The Director of Public Works is hereby authorized and directed to establish water<br />
rates<br />
charged monthly by the Division ofWater and Wastewater Collections as follows<br />
a Effective January 1 2006 all water used during each one month billing period<br />
shall cost not more than three and eighty five hundredths dollars 385 per<br />
one hundred cubic feet ofwater<br />
b Effective January 1 2007 all water used during each one month billing period<br />
shall cost not more than four and seventy five hundredths dollars475 per<br />
one hundred cubic feet ofwater<br />
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c Effective January 1 2008 all water used during each one month billing period<br />
shall cost notmorethan four and ninety ninehundredths dollars499 per one<br />
hundred cubic feet ofwater<br />
915 02 CUS<strong>TO</strong>MER SERVICE CHARGE<br />
nere s herebytist bsiied a motithiywater customer service charge tb be clarged<br />
by the LakewoodDivision ofWater and Wastewater Collection as follows<br />
a Effective January 1 2006 the monthly customer service charge shall be150<br />
b Effective January 1 2007 themonthly customer service charge shall be 0<br />
915 03 HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION<br />
There is hereby established a Special Homestead exemption whereby<br />
water rates<br />
charged to homesteads owned by a person 65 yeazs of age or older or owned by a<br />
permanently or totally disabled person provided that such person<br />
income falls belowthe<br />
income criteria as established by Ohio RC 323 152 and amendments thereto shall be<br />
fifty five percent55 ofthe water rate established pursuant to this chapter<br />
Shall be and is herebyamended to read as follows<br />
915 01 ESTABLISHMENT <strong>OF</strong> RATES<br />
The Director of Finance is hereby authorized and directed to establish water rates<br />
charged monthly by the Division of Utility Billing as follows<br />
a Effective January 1 2010 all water used during each one month billing period<br />
shall costnot more than five and forty eighthundredths dollars548 per one<br />
hundred cubic feet ofwater<br />
915 02 CUS<strong>TO</strong>MER SERVICE CHARGE Removed<br />
915 03 HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION<br />
Section 2<br />
There is hereby established a Special Homestead exemption whereby water rates<br />
charged to homesteads owned by a person 65 years of age or older or owned by a<br />
permanently or totally disabled person provided thatsuch person sincome falls below the<br />
income criteria as established by Ohio RC323 152 and amendments thereto shall be<br />
fifty five percent 55 ofthe wafer rate established pursuant to this chapter<br />
It is found and determined that all formal actions ofthis Council concerning and<br />
relating to the passage ofthis ordinance were adopted in an open meeting ofthis Council and<br />
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that all such deliberations of this Council and of any of its committees that resulted in such<br />
formal action were in meetings open to the public in compliance with all legal requirements<br />
Section 3 This Ordinance is hereby declared to be an<br />
emergency measure necessary for the<br />
immediate preservation of the public peace health safety and welfare in the City and for the<br />
usual daily operation of the City for the reasons set forth and defined in the preamble to this<br />
Ordinancd and prov7ded it receives the affnmative vote cf of leasi ire5of ice<br />
members elected to<br />
Council this Ordinance shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its<br />
passage by the Council and approval by the Mayor otherwise it shall take effect and be iri force<br />
after the earliest period allowed bylaw<br />
Adopted<br />
President ofCouncil<br />
ClerkofCouncil<br />
Approved<br />
Mayor<br />
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ORDINANCE NO 85 09 BY<br />
AN ORDINANCE to take effect immediately provided it receives the affirmative vote of<br />
atleast five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it shall take effect andbe in force after the<br />
earliest period aLd ved by law amending Ordinance Ob adapted 3uly 2006 toatnerid<br />
section 902 04 Rates and Charges of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Lakewood for the<br />
purpose of adjusting sewer rates bhazged against each lot parcel ofland or premises which may<br />
have an active sewer connection with the Municipal wastewater disposal system or which may<br />
otherwise discharge wastewatereither directly or indirectly into such system or any part thereof<br />
WHEREAS the current sewer rate is insufficient to allow the Wastewater Treatment<br />
Fund and Wastewater Collections System Fund to continue to beself supporting and<br />
WHEREAS in order to offset the continuing general increases in capital costs of the<br />
wastewater collections and treatment facilities it is necessary for the City to increase the rates<br />
charged to the users of the wastewater disposal system as well as provide for the anticipated<br />
annual capital needs for thewastewater collectionand treatment system and<br />
WHEREAS Chapter 902 of the Codified Ordinances authorizes the City to set sewer<br />
rates to distribute the costs of operation and maintenance ofthe wastewater disposal system and<br />
the costs to maintain compliance with applicable standards and regulations of theUSEPA<br />
proportionately upon all users ofsaid system<br />
Now therefore<br />
BE IT ORDAINED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Secfion 1 That Section 902 04 Rates and Charges of the Codified Ordinances of the<br />
City ofLakewood currently reads asfollows<br />
902 04 RATES AND CHARGES<br />
a The Director ofPublic Works is hereby authorized to<br />
annually establish sewer rates<br />
charged by the Lakewood Division of Water and Wastewater Collections and the<br />
LakewoodDivision ofWastewater Treatment<br />
1 Such charges and rates shall be made against each lot parcel of land or<br />
premises<br />
which may have an active sewer connection with the Municipal wastewater<br />
disposal system or which may otherwise discharge wastewater either directly or<br />
indirectly into such system or anypart thereof<br />
2 Such charges and rates shall be based on alI water used during each one month<br />
billing period<br />
3 Suchrates shall be chazged monthly<br />
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Any lot parcel of land or premises discharging into the sanitary sewer but not using<br />
City water wholly or partly shall<br />
at his or her own expense be required to install<br />
meters or other measuring devices approved by the City Engineer to measure either<br />
the water or the discharge to the sanitary sewer<br />
c Any lot parcel of land or<br />
premises desrnng credit for water consumed for purposes<br />
where the wateiis not fetuthed to thesan tar<br />
separately meter the water for such uses<br />
sewer shah at hiso hes awrl expense 1<br />
d Effective January 1 2007 sewer rates charged by the Lakewood Division of Water<br />
and Wastewater Collections shall be billed at a rate of not more than two and foriy<br />
seven hundredths dollars 247 per one hundred cubic feet of metered water<br />
consumption<br />
e Effective January 1 2008 sewer rates charged by the Lakewood Division ofWater<br />
and Wastewater Collections shall be billed at arate ofnot more than two and ninety<br />
seven hundredths dollars297 per one hundred cubic feet of metered water<br />
consumpfion<br />
902 05 HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION<br />
There is hereby established a Special Homestead exemption whereby sewer rates charged<br />
to homesteads owned by person 65 years of age or older or owned by a permanently or<br />
totally disabled person provided that such person<br />
income falls below the income<br />
criteria as established by Ohio RC 323 152 and amendments thereto shall be seventy<br />
fivepercent75 ofthe sewer rate established pursuant to this chapter<br />
902 06 SUMMER SPRINKLING PROGRAM<br />
The City of Lakewood Division ofWater is authorized to<br />
provide a Summer Sprinkling<br />
Program for residents commencing June 1 and ending August 31 of each year for<br />
owner occupied homes of one two three and four family residential accounts in<br />
good standing Upon the customer<br />
request by written application on a form<br />
prescribed by the director of Public Works summer sewer bills issued during the<br />
months ofJune July and August June 1 to August 31 of each year would be based on<br />
an average of sewer bills issued for the previous nine months September through<br />
May AlI applications must be completed at or before April 30 of each year The<br />
Division of Rater will calculate the suu mer sprinkling discount The Summer<br />
Sprinkling Program will not affect or<br />
replace the City s current sewer exempt meter<br />
program<br />
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Shall be and is hereby amended to read as follows<br />
902 04 RATES AND CHARGES<br />
a The Director ofFinance is hereby authorized to annuallyestablish sewer rates charged<br />
bythe<br />
DivisionofUti ifyBillirig<br />
1 Such charges and rates shall be made against each lot parcel ofland or premises<br />
which may have an active sewer connection with the Municipal wastewater<br />
disposal system or which may otherwise discharge wastewater either directly or<br />
indirectly into such system or any part thereof<br />
2 Such charges and rates shall be based on all water used during each one month<br />
billing period<br />
3 Such rates shall be charged monthly<br />
b Any lot parcel of land or<br />
premises discharging into the sanitary sewer but not using<br />
City water wholly or partly shall at his or her own expense be required to install<br />
meters or other measuring devices approved by the City Engineer to measure either<br />
thewater or thedischarge to the sanitary sewer<br />
c Any lot parcel of land or premises desiring credit for water consumed for purposes<br />
where the water is not returned to the sanitary sewer shall at his or her own expense<br />
separately meter the water for such uses<br />
d Effective January 1 2010 sewer rates charged by the Lakewood Division Utility<br />
Billing shall be billed at a rate of not more than three and twenty six hundredths<br />
dollars326 per one hundred cubic feet ofmetered water consumption<br />
902 05 HQMESTEAD EXEMPTION<br />
There is hereby established a<br />
Special Homestead exemptionwhereby sewer rates charged<br />
to<br />
homesteads owned by person 65 years of age or older or owned by a permanently or<br />
totally disabled person provided that such person<br />
income falls below the income<br />
criteria as established by Ohio RC323 152 and amendments thereto shall be seventy<br />
fivepercent75 ofthe sewer rate established pursuant to this chapter<br />
902 06 SUMMERSPRII TKLING PROGRAM<br />
The City of Lakewood Division of Water is authorized to<br />
provide a Summer Sprinkling<br />
Program for residents commencing July 1 and ending September 30 of each year for<br />
owner occupied homes of one two three and four family residential accounts in<br />
good standing Upon the customer<br />
request by written application on a form<br />
prescribed by the Director of Finance summer sewer bills issued during the months of<br />
July August and September July 1 to<br />
September 30 of each year would be based on<br />
an average of sewer bills issued for the previous four months January through ApriI<br />
tt
Ail applications must be completed at or before April 30 of each year The Division of<br />
Utility Divisions will calculate the summer<br />
sprinkling discount The Summer<br />
Sprinkling Program will not affect or<br />
replace the City s current sewer exempt meter<br />
program<br />
Section 2 It is found and determined that all formal actions of this Council concerning and<br />
relating to the passage of this oidinance were adopted ui an open meetingbi this Council atiid<br />
than all such deliberations of this Council and of any of its committees that resulted in such<br />
formal action were in meetings open to thepublic in compliance with all legal requirements<br />
Section 3 This Ordinance is hereby declared to be an<br />
emergency measure necessary for tlhe<br />
immediate preservation of the public peace health safety and welfare in the City and for the<br />
usual daily operation of the City for the reasons set forth and defined in the preamble to this<br />
Ordinance and provided it receives the affirmative vote of at least five 5 of its<br />
members elected to<br />
Council this Ordinance shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its<br />
passage by the Council and approval by the Mayor otherwise it shall take effect and be in force<br />
after the earliest period allowed by law<br />
Adopted<br />
President ofCouncil<br />
ClerkofCouncil<br />
Approved<br />
Mayor<br />
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DEPARTMENT <strong>OF</strong> HUMAN SERVICES<br />
2650 DETROITAVENUEr 441 07<br />
Tel Nhcoe 26529 6685<br />
Facsimile 216528 5654<br />
DOROTHY MBUCKON<br />
DIRECTpR <strong>OF</strong> HUMAN SE2VICF<br />
November 16 2009<br />
Lakewood City Council<br />
12650 Detroit Avenue<br />
Lakewood OH 44107<br />
RE<br />
2010 Program Year Contract with Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging Title<br />
III of the Older American s Act<br />
Dear Members of Council<br />
Attached for your consideration is a Resolution authorizing the Mayor or his designee<br />
on behalf of the City of Lakewood to enter into the necessary contracts with the Western<br />
Reserve Area Agency on Aging to allow for continuation of community based services<br />
under Title III of the 1965 OlderAmericans Act for the 2010 program year<br />
Title III program services include transportation to senior centers and medical<br />
appointments home delivered and congregate meals housekeeping and social<br />
services As of Sepferimber 2009 the htatrition component serried 4D 34G meals<br />
transportation provided 16 232 trips and homemaking provided 1180 hours of service<br />
to seniors in our<br />
community<br />
Thank you for your consideration of this legislation<br />
Very truly yours<br />
DorothyMBuckon<br />
y<br />
F<br />
The City of Lakewood Department of Human Services provides a continuum of responsive programs and services that<br />
enhance andpromote the health andwell being ofindividuals families and the community
RESOLUTION NO 8379 09 gy<br />
A RESOLUTION to take effect immediately provided it receives the<br />
affirmative vote of at least five 5 members elected to Council otherwise it shall<br />
take effect and bein force after the earliest period allowed by law authorizing the<br />
Mayor or his designee to enter into a Contract with the Westem Reserve Area<br />
Agenry on Aging to accept funds for the City sprograms<br />
Transportation<br />
coveringSocial Supportive<br />
and Nutrition Services such contract providing partial funding for<br />
s<br />
ppteir iprcgrari suder the Iit of tine 1965 Older Arimericahs Act for ttie 2ui0<br />
program year<br />
WHEREAS the Western Reserve Area Agency on<br />
Aging is<br />
administering a program of grants from the Federal Government under Title III of<br />
the 1965 Older Americans Act whereby this City may obtain funds to provide<br />
Programs for persons 60 years of age or older and<br />
WHEREAS this Council by a vote ofat least five 5 members elected<br />
thereto determines that this Resolution is an emergehcy measure and that this<br />
Resolution shall take effect at the earliest date possible as set forth in<br />
SECI ONS SO ARTICLE III<br />
and 13 of the SECOND AMENDED CHARTER <strong>OF</strong> <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong><br />
<strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> and that it is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public<br />
property health ahd safety and to provide for the usual daily operation<br />
departments of municipal<br />
in that completed contracts must be submitted no later than November<br />
20 2009 Now Therefore<br />
BE IT RESOLVED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section 1 That the Mayor or his designee is hereby authorized and<br />
directed to enter into a cortract with the Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging<br />
providing partial funding of the City s Program under Title III of the 1965 Older<br />
Americans Act for the2010 program year<br />
Section 2 It is found and determined that all formal actions of this<br />
Council cbricemirig and relating to the passage of this Resolution were adopted in an<br />
open meeting of this Council and that all such deliberations of this Council and of<br />
any of its committees that resulted in such formal action were in meetings open to<br />
the public in compliance with all legal requirements<br />
Section 3 That this Resolution is hereby declared to be an<br />
emergency measure necessary fot the immediate preservation ofthe Public Peace<br />
property health safety and welfare inthe City and for the usual daily operation of<br />
the City for the reasons set forth and defined in the preamble to this ordinance and<br />
provided it receives the affirmative vote of at least five5 of its members elected to<br />
Council this Resolution shall take effect and be ih force immediately upon its<br />
adoption by the Council and approval by the Mayor otherwise it shall take effect<br />
and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law<br />
Adopted<br />
PRESIDENT<br />
CLERK<br />
Approved<br />
MP YOR
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November 16 2009<br />
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Timothy J Malley Chief ofPolice<br />
Division ofPolice<br />
216 524 6750<br />
FAX216 521 7727<br />
www<br />
onelakewood com<br />
Lakewood CityCouncil<br />
12650 Detroit Ave<br />
Lakewood Ohio 44107<br />
DearMembers of Council<br />
For many yeazs the Lakewood Police Department has handled its responsibilityfortowing vehicles from city<br />
streets for a<br />
variety of reasons accidents arrests abandoned vehiclesparking violations etc While<br />
completing these tasks there aze several employees involved with each towboth in uniform and<br />
administratively We believe a feeincluded in thetowing charges forthe Lakewood Police Departments<br />
administrative task is prudent Please seethe attached ordinance forthis proposal and refer tothe proper<br />
committee<br />
Respectfully<br />
Chief Timb ky Mal<br />
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ORDINANCE N0 87 09 BY<br />
AN ORDINANCE to create new Section 135 15 Administrative Towing Fees<br />
of theCod<br />
rfred Ordinances of the pity of Lakewood to eatabisn an administrative<br />
fee for the towing of vehicles ordered by the Division ofPolice<br />
WHEREAS currently the City of Lakewood contracts with outside towing<br />
agencies for police ordered towing ofvehicles and<br />
WHEREAS the owners of the vehicles towed pay the towing agency<br />
directly for all costs associated with thetow and<br />
WHEREAS the City of Lakewood expends a significant amount of time<br />
processing paperwork for the tracking of and release of towed vehicles and<br />
WHEREAS the Chiefof Police has estimated that the City expends a<br />
average of nearly25 00 per tow in personnel hours and<br />
WHEREAS the City of Lakewood would like to establish reasonable fees<br />
for the administrative costs associated with the towing of vehicles Now<br />
therefore<br />
BE IT ORDAINED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section 1 That new section 135 15 Administrative Towing Fees of the<br />
Codified Ordinances of the City of Lakewood is hereby enacted to read as<br />
follows<br />
135 15 ADMINISTRATIVE <strong>TO</strong>WING FEES<br />
a An Administrative Towing Fee is hereby established and the City of<br />
Lakewood Division of Police is hereby authorized to charge an administrative<br />
towing fee in the amount of to the owner of any vehicle seeking<br />
reiease of the vehicie from impound Such fee may be increased from time to<br />
time by the Director of Finance to reflect the actual increase in costs associated<br />
with processing the police ordered tow of a vehicle Such fees shall be in<br />
addition to any fee that is charged by an agency that contracts with the City of<br />
Lakewood for police ordered tows<br />
bThe Director of Public Safety or his or her designee is hereby<br />
authorized to enter into one or moreservice contracts for the towing of vehicles<br />
a
as the result of an order of a sworn member of the Division of Police including<br />
but not limited to the collection of and transmittal to the City of Lakewood the<br />
administrative fees established is subsection a hereof<br />
Section 2<br />
It is found and determined that all formal actions ofthis<br />
Council concerning and relating to the passage of thiscrinance were adopted<br />
n<br />
an open meeting of this Councilgrid that all such deliberations ofi Ellis Couhdil<br />
and of any of its committees that resulted in such formal action were in meetings<br />
open to the public in compliance with all legal requirements<br />
Adopted<br />
PRESIDENT<br />
CLERK<br />
Approved<br />
MAYOR<br />
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JOSEPH J BEND PE<br />
DIREC<strong>TO</strong>R <strong>OF</strong> PUBLICWORKS<br />
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WILLIAM J CORRIGAN<br />
DIVISION MANAGER<br />
DEPARTMENT <strong>OF</strong> PUBLIC WORKS<br />
DIVISION<strong>OF</strong> ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION<br />
12650 DETROIT AVENUE 44107 216521 6692<br />
November 11 2009<br />
Lakewood CityCouncil<br />
Lakewood Ohio<br />
RE<br />
ARRA Stimulus Funding<br />
WWTP Secondary Digester Covers and Thickener Tank Drive Units<br />
DearMembers ofCouncil<br />
Attached please find a Resolution authorizing the Mayor on behalfofthe city to seek American<br />
Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 funding from the Ohio Environmental Protection<br />
Agency OEPA through the Water Pollution Control Loan Fund Fuli Principal Forgivness<br />
Assistance Agreement in the amount of652 500 0027 500<br />
for the Thickener Tank Drive<br />
Units and 625 000<br />
for the Secondary Digester Cover Replacement Projects The projects<br />
will upgrade the existing wastewater facilities<br />
Lakewood s participation in the project has been estimated at<br />
652 500 00which is 50 ofthe<br />
total1305 000<br />
combined project cost<br />
Please consider adoption of the attached Resolution which is required as part ofthe application<br />
This project will benefit and positively impact all of our Lakewood residents by replacing and<br />
upgrading existing outdated equipment Thank you in advance for your consideration ofthese<br />
important projects<br />
Sincerely<br />
JosephJ Beno PE<br />
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www<br />
onelakewood com
RESOLUTION N0 88 09 BY<br />
A RESOLiJTION to take ffect immed sately prdvided treceives the affr rative<br />
vbte of at least fve 5 i5iembers elected to Council otherwise it shad take efr eet and<br />
be in force after the earliest period allowed by law authorizing the Mayor s to apply for<br />
accept and enter into a Water Pollution Control Loan Fund Full Principal Forgiveness<br />
Assistance Agreement on behalf of the City of Lakewood for planning design and or<br />
construction of Waster Water Treatment Facilities Improvements with the<br />
Environmental Protection Agency of the State of Ohio in ah amount estimated at<br />
652 500<br />
WHEREAS the City of Lakewood seeks to upgrade its existing wastewater<br />
treatment facilities and<br />
WHEREAS the City of Lakewood intends to apply for Water Pollution Control<br />
Loan Fund for the planning design and or construction of the wastewater facilities<br />
improvements and<br />
WHEREAS the Ohio Water Pollution Control Loan fund requires the government<br />
authority to pass legislation for appAcation of a loan and the execution of an<br />
agreement and<br />
WHEREAS this Council by a vote of at least five 5 members elected thereto<br />
determines that this ordinance is an emergency measure and that this ordinance shall<br />
take effect at the earliest date possible as set forth in ARTICLE TII SECTIONS 10 and<br />
13 of the SECOND AMENDED CHARTER <strong>OF</strong> <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> and that it is<br />
necessary for the immediate pre servation of public property health and safety and to<br />
provide for the usual daily operation ofmunicipal departments in that applications for<br />
this program<br />
are currently being accepted and are under consideration Now<br />
Therefore<br />
BE ti RESOLI ED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> LAKElh OOD STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section 1 That the Mayor is hereby eutharized to apply for accept and enter<br />
into a Water Pollution Control Loan Fund Full Principal Forgiveness Assistance<br />
Agreement on behalf of the City of Lakewood for planning design and or construction<br />
of Waster Water TreatmentFacilities<br />
Improvements with the Environmental Protection<br />
Agency of the State of Ohio in an amount estimated at652 500<br />
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Section 2 It is found and determined that all formal actions of this Council<br />
concerning and relating to the passage of this resolution were adopted in an open<br />
meeting of this Council and that all such deliberations of this Council and any of its<br />
committees that resulted in such formal action were in meeting open to the public in<br />
compliance with all legal requirements<br />
Sectidn 3 That this Resolution is fieteby declared to e an emergency measure<br />
necessary for the usual daily operation of City for the reasons set forth in the preamble<br />
to this Resolution and provided it receives the afFrmative vote of at least five of its<br />
members elected to Council this Resolution shall take effect and be in force<br />
immediately upon its adoption by the Council and approval by the Mayor otherwise it<br />
shall take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law<br />
Adopted<br />
PRESIDENT<br />
CLERK<br />
Approved<br />
MAYOR<br />
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DEPARTMENT <strong>OF</strong> PLANNING DEVELOPMENT<br />
NATHAN J KELLY<br />
DIREQOR<br />
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November 11 2009<br />
Lakewood City Council<br />
12650 Detroit Avenue<br />
Lakewood Ohio 44107<br />
RE Presentationfrom Cleveland Restoration Society<br />
Dear Members ofLakewood City Council<br />
Kathleen Crowther and Michael Fleenorare joining us today to share an update from the<br />
Cleveland Restoration Society on their activities in the City ofLakewood<br />
Cleveland Restoration Society works with the City ofLakewood to deliver the Heritage Home<br />
Program to city residents The Heritage Home Program delivers experttechnical assistance on<br />
the construction and preservation of properties in Lakewood for free The program<br />
also includes<br />
the low interest35 Heritage Home Loan for eligible improvements CRS also provides our<br />
department valued guidance and counsel for example delivering a color palette from which<br />
Operation Paintbrush participants must use<br />
Cleveland Restoration Society will share details on the numberof properties and residents served<br />
through the end ofOctobers and willbe availableto City Council to ask questions<br />
program and the organizations preservation advocacy in Lakewood<br />
about the<br />
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DEPARTMENT <strong>OF</strong>PLANNING DEVELOPMENT<br />
NATHANIKELLY<br />
DIREC<strong>TO</strong>R<br />
12650 DetroitAvenue 44107 x216 529 6630 FAX 216 529 5936<br />
wwwonelakewcodcdm<br />
November 11 2009<br />
Lakewood City Council<br />
12650 Detroit Avenue<br />
Lakewood Ohio 44107<br />
RE EDF Support for 717Ink University Tees<br />
Dear Members ofCouncil<br />
The attached proposed ordinance proposes an Economic Development Fund Loan to 717Ink and<br />
University Tees a growing business owned by Lakewood residents Recently the principals of<br />
717hr1c and University Tees applied for an Economic Development Fund Loan to finance the<br />
purchase ofscreen printing equipment<br />
University Tees markets apparel to college campuses nationwide with management and sales<br />
representatives currently based in Westlake Theirbusiness is expanding and their supply chain<br />
is changing University Tees is going to stop outsourcing their screen printing in favor oftheir<br />
newly created 717Ink which has entered into a lease at Lakewood s Templar Office Complex<br />
formerlythe Lake Erie Screw Building<br />
To help grow their business they have applied fora50 000 loan to finance the purchase of<br />
capital equipment to stimulate their growth If approved University Tees wiII move their eight<br />
employees to Lakewood and operate 717Ink in Lakewood Currently University Tees has a<br />
250 000 payroll Once operational 717Ink will have a payroll of178 000 Their conservative<br />
growth projections place their 2011 payroll over 500 000 They expect to double their size in<br />
five years<br />
On November 1001 the Economic Development Committee reviewed the application and<br />
recommended loan approval using eligible CDBG funds with repayment to begin in April 2010<br />
I look forward to discussing the proposal further in the appropriate committee<br />
Respectfully<br />
EathanKelly<br />
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ORDINANCE NO W<br />
By<br />
AN ORDINANCE authorizing the Mayor<br />
his designee to enter into an agreenlerrt witty<br />
University Tees Inc or its designee for participation in the Lakewood Business Investment<br />
Program BIP of the Economic Development Fund EDF for a five 5 year loan in an amount of<br />
Fifty Thousand Dollars 50 000<br />
WHEREAS as an authorized use of the City of Lakewood s entitlement allocation of federal<br />
Community Development Block Grant dollars the EDF was established and approved by Lakewood<br />
City Council on December 2 1996 ih order to promote business investment and redevelopment in<br />
Lakewood for the purpose of supporting Lakewood s competitiveness and attractiveness as a<br />
location for new businesses and the expansion of existing businesses ahd<br />
WHEREAS the BIP was established and approved by Lakewood City Council on June 2<br />
1997 as a means for implementing the EDF in order to provide needed and appropriate assistance<br />
and support to companies investing in<br />
Lakewood that would foster redevelopment efforts to<br />
increase jobs generate new tax revenue and provide for physical improvements in Lakewood and<br />
WHEREAS University Tees Inc has applied for one loan under the BIP ih order to finance<br />
capital equipment facilitate job growth and locate business operations ih Lakewood Ohio and<br />
WHEREAS this application by University Tees Inc meets and exceeds the General<br />
Assistance Guidelines ofthe BIP and<br />
WHEREAS the Economic Developmeht Committee convened November 10th 2009<br />
reviewed and unanimously approved recommendation of the BIP application by University Tees<br />
inc and<br />
WHEREAS an Agreement pursuant to Section II Basic Criteria of the BIP General<br />
Assistance Guidelines will be executed by University Tees Inc agrees to create or cause to be<br />
created at least four4full time equivalent jobs and<br />
WHEREAS in order to enter into loan agreements under the BIP vJith University Tees Inc<br />
Lakewood City Couhcil must grant authority for the City to enter Into such agreements and<br />
and<br />
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WHEREAS this Council by a vote of at least five 5 members elected hereto determines<br />
that this ordinance is an emergency measure and that this ordinance shall take effect at the<br />
earliest date possible as set forth in ARTICLE III SECTIONS 10 and 13 of the SECOND AMENDED<br />
CHARTER <strong>OF</strong> <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> and that immediate action is necessary to provide for the<br />
preservation of the public health safety and welfare and for the reason that financial assistance<br />
provided under the EDF is an investment in the City of Lakewood which promotes business<br />
redevelop rent generates 3cbs increastax revenues and prav des forphysr Fmprd en<br />
thereby stabilizing the community and improving the quality of life within the City and to<br />
encourage construction before weather conditions prohibit construction NOW <strong>THE</strong>REFORE<br />
BE IT ORDAINED BY <strong>THE</strong> <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>LAKEWOOD</strong> STATE <strong>OF</strong> OHIO<br />
Section 1<br />
That the Mayor or his designee is hereby authorized and directed to enter into<br />
an<br />
agreement with University Tees Inc or its designee for participation in the Lakewood Business<br />
Investment Program BIP of the Economic Development Fund EDF for a five 5 year loan in an<br />
amount of Fifty Thousand Dollars50 000<br />
to finance capital equipment facilitate job growth<br />
a locate business operations in Lakewood Ohio in compliance with and under the terms of the<br />
Business Investment Program of the Economic Development Fund said agreements to contain<br />
such terms and conditions as deemed necessary by the Director of Law to protect the public<br />
interest<br />
Section 2<br />
It is found and determined that all formal actions of this Council<br />
concerning<br />
and relating to thepassage of this Ordinance were<br />
adopted in an<br />
open meeting of this Council<br />
and that all such deliberations of this Council and any of its committees that resulted in such<br />
formal actions were in meetings open to the public in compliance with all legal requirements<br />
Section 3 This Ordinance is hereby declared to be an<br />
emergency measure for the<br />
reasons set forth and defined in the preamble of this Ordinance and provided it receives the<br />
affirmative vote of at least five 5 of its members elected to Council this Ordinance shall take<br />
effect and be in force at the earliest date possible upon its adoption by the Council and approval<br />
by the Mayor<br />
Adopted<br />
President<br />
Clerk of Council<br />
Approved<br />
Mayor<br />
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12650 DETROITAVENUE 94107216 529 6055 FAX216 226 365D<br />
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Councilat Large<br />
NICKIEJ AN<strong>TO</strong>NIO<br />
MICHAEL W DEVER<br />
BRIAN EPOWERS<br />
Lakewdod CityCoupi<br />
MICHAEL W DEVER PRESIDENT<br />
MARY LOUISE MADIGAN VICE PRESIDENT<br />
Ward Council<br />
WARDIKEVIN BUTLER<br />
WARDII<br />
THOMAS BULLOCK<br />
WARDIII MICHAELSUMMERS<br />
WARDNMARY LOULSE MADIGAN<br />
November 11 2009<br />
Dear members of Council<br />
Re Reappointment of Ray Cushing to the Finance Audit Committee<br />
Ray Cushing has served with distinction as a City Council Appointee on the Financial Audit Committee Ray is<br />
Treasurer ofNordson Corporation a global manufacturing company headquartered in Westlake Ray lives in<br />
Lakewood He has been very active on various school and city task forces He served on the Structural Balance<br />
Committee that submitted costreduction and restructuring ideasto this Council in November 2007<br />
Ray Cushing brings an enormous<br />
expertise to our city government Ofparticular importance is his understanding<br />
ofthe capital markets which include municipal debt issues and trends<br />
Ray s term will expire on December31 2009 I ask that wereappoint Ray Cushing to an additional two year term<br />
on the Finance Audit Committee<br />
Respectfully Submifted<br />
Michael P Summers Chair<br />
Finance Committee