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PLANNING COMMISSION SEPTEMBER 22, 1987 PAGE 2 IV. NE14 DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS; (Heard at this point) 2) Dr. David Adams- Assembly Plat The proposal,is to combine permanent parcels 234-10-53 and 54 (located on the south side of Lorain Road between Wedgewood Dr. and Charles Rd.) into one (1) parcel, which is the site of a proposed chiropractic clinic. The assembled parcel conforms to the Zoning Ordinance requirements for frontage and area in a Retail Business, General, District. Consulting Engineer T. Boyle advised that the two parcels tiTill conform to the zoning code ordinances and that the parcel was totally in the General Retail District. T. Morgan moved to approve the Dr. David Adams Assembly Plat to combine permanent parcels 234-10-53 and 54 (located on the south side'of Lorain Road between Wedgewood Dr. and Charles Road), seconded'by R. Bierman, and unanimously approved. III. BUILDING DEPARTMENT REQUESTS: (Continued) 3) Dr. Adams Medzcal Building, property west of 30691 Lo7rain Road Proposal to construct medical building.. Heard by Architectural Boar.d of Review September 16e 1987, Police Department report advised that since there was no access it would be difficul.t to patrol the rear vf the building, and because it was a medi;cal building the're is a possibilitv of bzeak-ins ; they also agreed - with Dr. Adaros that removing the front parking spaces would create nro- blems wi.th trucks turning, and also that the two curb cuts were necessarv for delivery vehic7.es. Fire Department had no objection. The Architec- tural Board of Review had anuroved as submitted. The City forester advised that.5 major trees are to be saved and suggested relocating the east.drive 10 feet to the west would.improve the chances-of saving a Nozway maple tree. Mr. Dixon, architect, presented a landscape plan which reflects this recommendation and advised that 2 varking spaces had to be eli,minated, the total parking is now 30 spaces. He also pointed out that the rear windows are high, ribbon type windows which will discourage break-ins. Dr Adams again stated that he needs all the parking shown and believes tliat the two drives are necessary. Mr. Thomas questioned if there were any ordinance relative to the disnosal of medical wastes, and Mr. Dubelko will check into this. Mr. Dixon stated that no dumnster is planned and since this is a chripractic clinic, there would be no needles, however if a tenant would be using such items, they would conform to any regulations necessary. Because of the Safety.` Department repo"rt and the comments made by Dr. Adams in"the Architectural Board's minutes, the Commission agreed that the narking and the two access drives should remain as proposed. J. Thomas moved to approve the con- struction of the medical building for Dr. Adams, est of 30691 Lorain Road as indicated by the plans submitted to us tonight,-seconded by M. Betts, and unanimously approved. 4) Speedy Muffler King, 4565 Great Northern Blvd. . Pronosal to construct an addition (revised plans). Original plans presented to Planning Commission on July 14, 1987 and witfidrawn by developer).