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P & Z Minutes <br />Dec 3, 2012 <br />Pg #3 <br />Ted Esborn said if I could add one thing Mr. Chairman. Chuck ICinnaird is here tonight, he <br />owns the parcel that borders the development to the east and to the south. I talked to Chuck last <br />week and this week about some of the concerns he has as a property owner neighboring the <br />development and then conferred with David, John & Debbie. We thought the hest approach <br />would be for him to articulate some of those concerns to this body tonight so that they're <br />memorialized going forward in finalizing the site plan and the Development Agreement. So, if <br />at some point, we could give Mr. Ki.nnaird a few minutes of the floor. <br />Chairman Pro-Tem Regan said o.k., before we do that, John or Tom, do you have anything to <br />add? <br />Mr. Marrelli said the only thing I can think of is if there was some discussion about landscaping <br />along our soccer fields that was going to be done in conjunction with our Landscape Architect. <br />I don't know if that's a detail that comes later or not. That might be part of the Nov I5, 2012 <br />Development Agreement Outline. <br />David Hartt said I thought that was adequately addressed in the Outline. One of the Site <br />Development provisions in the Outline is to include a landscape buffer with tree plantings <br />along the south property line with guidance from Mayfield Village's arborist and landscape <br />architect, which abuts the Village owned property and reasonably placed in accordance with <br />proper landscaping standards. To me, that gives enough latitude whether it's on the subject <br />parcel or somewhere on Village property. <br />Chairman Pro-Tem Regan invites Mr. Kinnaird to speak at this tune. <br />Chuck I{innaird, 294 SOM Center Rd. speaks of his concerns. Mike and I have talked in the <br />past and days before~the meeting we had in the summer here. I'm concerned there's nothing in <br />-•- writing that protects me in the end for what that bier is going to be. We talked•about the Oak <br />Tree which I really want and he's going to do his best to save that. We talked about fencing and <br />mounding. Let me say, there's nothing I can do about this, this is progress, they're entitled to <br />do this and conduct business the way they want to. But, I'd Like to keep their business their <br />business and my business my business. I'm asking for something defined as the buffer. we <br />talked about fencing. I'd like to see a privacy fence there where light's not going to shine <br />through, to be probably an 8' minimum. I'd like to see that run the whole length of my <br />property. If they can do it further, they can do it further. I'd like mounding on my side. We <br />talked about pine trees or some types of trees right in that area, whether it be 3' mounding with <br />staggered pine trees with mulch or chips. As far as a fence, if we do have a fence, who would <br />be responsible for the maintenance of the fence? I know I'd probably be responsible for the <br />maintenance, of any landscaping that they did on my property. There's nothing in there that <br />defines the buffer and when the buffer is going to take place. Those are my concerns. <br />Chairman Pro-Tem Regan said if I understand, we haven't gotten to that stage yet. When we <br />get to that stage, they'll be back here to present their plans for the development that will include <br />the landscaping as well We'll have plenty of questions. Correct me if I'm wrong, if that's the <br />right time to bring it here. <br />