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Minutes of the Special Meeting of Council Monday, November 7, 2016 Page 5 Mr. Mulle continued, the proposed building is a 2-story assisted living facility. It would be designed to follow the same architectural character of the existing medical office building which is essentially a brick Georgian-style design. This building would also follow that same character although it is probably smaller than the medical office building. The proposed building again is in total about 45,000 square feet. It includes a basement, 2 stories that are visible from the exterior, less than 40,000 square feet with 52 living units that are basically designed as studio apartments on two floors. There's a fairly minimal amount of parking because this site will not really generate a lot of traffic. The second board that we have is a concept view of what the building might look like. Again, as you can see, it is very much of the Georgian character, brick, white siding and trim, cupola on the top, sloped roof. It has pretty much of a residential kind of character to it. This is a conceptual presentation. We are in the very early stages in terms .of project development but the scope of the project in terms of size and number of units is pretty well fixed. That's because of site conditions. We have, as was mentioned, an existing gas well on the property which is located between the existing building and the location of the proposed new building. The new building needs to be situated 100 feet minimum away from the gas well. We will also try to maintain a good setback from the street. We have a 40-foot setback from the property line which actually puts us in the neighborhood of about 60 feet from the street as the proposed location. It's a pretty good setback. It does not sit right next to the street. The other plans that we have are some basic floor plans which might be better for folks to look at later in detail than right now. They are basic layouts of each of the two floors indicating the entrance, common areas, dining areas, all of the basic support functions that are necessary to support a residential facility for care. Council President Saponaro asked, it's a 20,000 square footprint for each floor? Mr. Mulle replied, it's about 16,000-18,000 per floor and then there's about 9,000-10,000 square feet in the basement level. The living units are on the first and second floor. That's the basic program we have. Council President Saponaro stated, anyone from the audience, you are more than welcome while we are talking to come and look at these if you want to. You certainly can look at it just so you have a clear understanding. Thank you Mr. Mulle, Dr. Moyal? Dr. Yoram Moyal I am Board-certified in internal medicine. I appreciate you allowing me to speak here tonight. Thank you for having me. Mayor, Council members, citizens, officials. I have been a doctor for over 25 years. We moved into Mayfield Village about 2001. We bought the building from Nacy Panzica. We converted the building from an office building into a medical facility. Initially it was a small building. It was a small practice. Over the years it grew. About 2004-2005, we approached the city about zoning the front to an assisted living at that time and realized it was