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? ?. ? l • PLANNING COMMISSION JULY 26, 1988 PAGE 3 facility which has been renovated. He explained that this will be a warehouse type office supply store, most items would be carried out by the customer, some larger items would be loaded into customer's vehicles in the rear loading area, and a few item would be delivered from a ware- house. Mr. Morgan observed that this might be the time to review the entire parking area and landscaping for this building. Mr. Herschmann pointed out that this business would not generate as much traffic as the supermarket did and that they have only rented the building they have no control over the parking area and landscaping. Assistant Law Director Dubelko advised that the Commission must determine if the change of oc- cupancy is having an impact on the parking, and if so, the developer would have to go back to the owner to make necessary changes. Mr. Ttorgan stated it would appear this would have a negative impact on the parking, but it could be an opportunity to do some landscaping, etc. Mr. Dubelko stated that this could be an opportunity to bring the problems the Commission see to the owner's attention. Since there has previously been some discussion of a proposed curb cut at this location, Mr. Thomas suggested that the Commission could review the entire parking lot with that proposal. Mr. Gorris would like to look at the overall parking in respect to conformance. It was suggested that Mr. Conway could review plans for previous proposals in order to determine these requirements. Mr. Conway also advised that the signage proposed for the building will use the total sign area allotted to this building, and there would be no available sign area for the pole sign. B. Gorris moved that the OfficeAiax proposal, 26035 Lorain Road, to convert an existing supermarket to an office supply outlet, be forwarded to the Architectural Board of Review for their input, to the Safety Depart- ment for their input, seconded by J. Thomas, and unanimously approved. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) Barbis Subdivision The proposal is to subdivide permanent parcel no. 235-6-29, located at the northeast corner of the Kennedy Ridge Road and Victoria Lane inter- section, into three (3). sublots. Zoning is "B" Residence, Single, and all proposed sublots conform to the Zoning Code F.equirements for frontage and area. City Engineer Boyer explained that one residential lot will be subdivided into three and all lots will conform to the residential "B" code require- ments. R. Bierman moved to approve the proposal to subdivide permanent parcel number 235-6-29 located at the northeast corner of the Kennedy Ridge Road and Victoria Lane intersection into 3 sublots as noted on the plat, seconded by E. Traczyk, and unanimously approved. 2) DiBenedetto Rezoning Request The proposal is to rezone the north portion of permanent parcel nos. 232-25-5 and 232-25-6 (sublots 2-A and 3-A of the DiBenedetto Resub- division), located on the,north side of Brookpark Road Extension, from the current zoning of "A" Residence, Single to Retail Business, General. Note that neither parcel individually conforms to the Zoning Code re- quirements for frontage and area in a Retail Business, General-zone, but would conform to both;requirements if assembled (combined) into one (1) parcel. Mr.. DiBenedetto and P. Geiger, attorney, presented proposal to rezone two