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. ?? • ? P.LANNING COMMISSION OCTOBER 24, 1989 PAGE 3 problem with the pin oaks and decided that this issue could be left up to the developer. Mr. Thomas explained that the Architectural Review Board is an advisory body to the Commission. Mr. Mize presented a plan of the entire site as requested previously. J. Thomas moved to approve the proposal to construct Chester's Restaurant at the Great Northern Corporate Center on Country Club Boulevard, permitting the developer to chose the type of landscape tree that he wishes, not that we are ignoring the Architectural Board of Review's suggestions, but are taking them under consideration and appreciating their input, seconded by R. Bierman, and unanimously approved. 4) Davis Animal Hospital, property located between 30728 and 30810 Lorain Road Proposal to construct building. Heard by the Architectural Board of Review October 18, 1989. Chairman Thomas stated that the Architectural Board had only recommended that the 14 arborvitae be planted as originally planned along the land- banked parking spaces. Mr. Gallagher, Architectural Board of Review, had suggested that the owner consider using the metal hallite lighting instead of high pressure sodium. Mr. Liggett, the architect, explained that this suggestion was made because the sodium might darken the building and they do intend to use the metal hallite. Mr. Bierman asked if Dr. Davis might not have an opinion about how he wants his building to look at night. Chairman Thomas pointed out that it would appear the metal hailite was only a suggestion, not a recommendation, and the choice would be his. In the Safety Department report, the Fire Departinent stated that further development of the rear property might necessitate the installation of a hydrant. R. Bierman moved to approve the proposal to construct a building between 30728 and 30810 Lorain Road along with the recommenda- tions of the Architectural Board of Review and with the provision that the developer has the right to use whatever light he choses, seconded by T. Morgan, and unanimously approved. 5) The Atrium Apartment Homes, property located south of I-480, west of S.R. 252 and north of lots facing Butternut Ridge Road. ' Proposal to construct apartment complex. Tabled at the Planning Commission meeting of October 10, 1989. A1r. Biernian questioned if there was a plan for the office/hotel complex of Developers Diversified whic.h he believed:was requested at the last meeting and which had been presented previously in reference to the court judgement. Mr. Morgan also believes that the Commission should see a plan showing all curb cuts. Mr. Franz, Developers Diversified, stated that they had a plan of the three curb cuts on S.R..252; however, he believes that there is some confusion because a plan was submitted which showed one possible development that would work underneath the entry, but this was not an approved plan. Assistant Law Director Dubelko stated that there was only a map attached to the judgement entry which outlined the four basic parcels. Mr. Morgan also recalled a plan that was submitted in reference to the court case. He believes that the Commission should see a plan of the entrances off 252 since the property is being developed piecemeal, and it could end up with several entrances.