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,(_ PLANNING COPDIISSION APRIL 12, 1988 PAGE 3 the house for a showroom for his floor covering business and will be Iiving in the rear. Mr. Thomas questioned why two driveways with only 5 parking spaces and Mr. Predota explained the he wanted to facilitate entrance and egress. The Conmission nrefers one drive aiid Mr. Predota agreed. He advised that there were two trees on the property (not shown on the nlan) which were to be removed because they would obscure the building, but stated that he would be planting 2 smaller trees. Mr. Schabel, the adjacent neighbor, explained that one of the trees was a huge mulberry tree and actually was a nuisance. Neither Mr. Schabel nor two other neighbors who were present had any objection to the proposal, and agreed that Mr. Predota had already im- proved the property. Mr. Predota stated that he will nrobabl_y install a pole sigii, but it is not shown on the ulan. Mr. Betts believes that there should be some landscaping other than just grass as shown on the plan, and pointed out that there will be more area to landscape with onlv one drive. J. Thomas moved to fonaard the plans for the Predota develoDment to the Architectural Board of Review with the condition that the plans are revised to show a single curb cut onto the property, also with a revised and more detailed landscapiiig nlan which will show increased landscaping and will take up the area where the second curb cut has been eliminated, and ask that the develoner present his signage to the Architectural Board; and•also forward the plan to the city forester for his input or refer the forester to the developer for his inputy and to the Safety Deuartment for their re- view, seconded by R. Bierman, and unanimously approved. 3) First National Bank of Ohio, 26065 Loxain Road Pronosal to construct glass enclosure for existing ATMo Mr. G. Lowe, Cadillac Glass Comnany, presented plans to erect a glass and aluminium wiiid break around the ATM on the outside of the building. This is needed to nrotect the machine which closes down during the cold weather, as well as for the customersl• comfort. Commission does not believe referral to the Architectural Board is necessarv. M. Betts moved to approve the rirst National Baiik of Ohio nroposal to construct a glass enclosure as submitted, seconded by J. Thomas, and unaniTnously approved. IV. NETd DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS 1) Hennie Homes Lot Split and Consolidation Plan The pronosal is to split off the southerly strip of sublot no. 39 of the PHeasants Walk Subdivision and ,join it to permanent parcel no. 233-25-5 which abuts on the east. The location is the north side of Lorain Road between tdellesley Avenue and Stearns Road. Note that proposed sublot "B", zoned Retail Business, General, does not conform to the Zoning Code requirements of 150 feet frontage at the right-of-way line. City Engineer Boyer explained that the develoner would be splitting off a 198 foot strip of land from sublot 39 of the Pebblebrook Subdivision in order to add it to the PBP4 Enterprise property facing Lorain Road; the remainder of subl;ot 39 (shown on plat as sublot 3-A) will`conform to code. Mr. Morgan did not remember a sublot of this configuration on the originalplat and pointed out that the Commission had requested that some of the lots with partial General Retail zoning be rezoned so that they were zoned entirely Residential.