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?.?:UGbQG.UI:<?QNi>N.?}pi)Oi)C1?>Ubi)?)JJi]?).)J40?]UO<)AQUiJbi)JJ:>UJJbJipUUJbUbubUbL?:uHUb,+cwcwtwcusui?..nurna,una.a.a?i?a.nzuwa?asx.a.au.iu....auuunuua.a.a.n.i ...i...?.?.?..r..?a.u..xwumc.uw.?u.?a.?..`....,...,...,.au ? Y y PLANNING COMMISSION JULY 14, 1987 PAGE 4 Parcel 1 would be the parcel containing the proposed Carriage Carpet facility and Parcel 2 is the remnant of the existing parcel presently housing the Speedy Muffler King Shop. All parcels are presently zoned General Retail Business. Parcel 1 would have a frontage of 465.45 feet along Lorain Road and would contain 2.046 acres. Parcel 2 would have a frontage of 88.60 feet along Great Northern Boulevard and an area of 0.5811 acres (25,313 square feet). (Variance granted for Parcel 2 by the Board of Zoning Appeals on Ju1y 1, 1987). City Engineer Schaller explained that parcel l,fronting Lorain Road as shown, will assemble these parcels into the existing Kovacic assembly plat for the proposed Carriage Plaza addition, and parcel 2 as shown was granted a variance and wi11 still house the existing Speedy Muffler King shop on Great Northern Boulevard. Mr. Gorris was advised that Mr. Kovacic does own the Arthur Treacher's property which is included in this assembly. B. Gorris moved to approve the Sub division and Assembly Plat for Carriage Carpet, namely the realigning of the property lines of permanent parcels 236-6-5, 236-6-6, 236-6-7, 236-6-8, and 236-6-9 creating two distinct parcels, namely as referred to in this drawing as parcel 1 and parcel 2, seconded by R. Bierman, and unanimously approved. III. BUILDING DEPARTMENT REOUESTS: (continued) 3) Procacini's Sohio Station, 29131 Lorain Rd. Proposal to construct a.canopy. (Variance granted July l, 1987 by the Board of Zoning Anpeals). Ms. Bohrer, representing Sohio, explained that a variance had been granted for the canopy which will cover the self service pumps only. The plans show signage but those signs have been eliminated since they would have zequired a variance. Mr. Thomas stated th at the plans show a more complete renovation than just the canopy. Ms. Bohrer explained that the old plans are updated to reflect what is existing. R. Bierman moved to foztaard Procacini's Sohio Station's request for a canopy at 29131_ Lorain Road, to the Architectural Board of Review and to the Fire Department for clearance on their fire trucks, seconded by E. Traczyk, and unanimously approved. 4) Jiffy Lube, south side of Lorain Road, west of 28253 Lorain Road. Proposal to construct building. Mr. Knight, engineer, presented a colored site plan and photographs of some of their existing facilities including one which has a different type roof system. Pronerty is pie-shaped, and is adjacent to AicDonald's Regional offices. Traffic flows counter clockwise and is directed to the rear of the property; there are 5 parking spaces in front and 5 spaces in the rear of the building; dumpster enclosure is in the rear; oil and waste oil are stored in underground tanks; business hours are from 8:00 a.m. until 5:30 p,m. with evening hours_ until 7;00 p.m, one day a week; no- site lighting is planned, lights are installed above the overhead doors; and they average apDroximately 50 cars a day. He ex- plained that they are co-ordinating their storm and sanitary sewer ease- ?? ments with a proposed storage facility. Mr. Thomas pointe.d out that there is residential pronerty abutting the triangular portion of the lot and