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J , PLANNING COMMISSION APRIL 24, 1990 PAGE 5 expanded at all and maintains that she has had flooding problems since. . the original building was constructed. Mr. McDermott will check into this, but he bo-lieved that the retention was sufficient. She would also like an 8 foot fence. Mrs. Wirsma showed pictures.of the area taken from her kitchen window which showed the pitch of the groind and she does not be- lieve that a fence would block this view, but she would like a fence for her children's safety. She complained that the trucks which emptied the dumpsters made a considerable amount of noise and these dumpsters would be closer to her and is also concerned that if an insurance adjuster . was in the building there would be tow trucks in and out of the parking lot at all hours. It was clarified that cars would be driven in, not towed in. Mrs. Harrington would also like a fence. Mr. Ficker had measured the noise level of the garbage trucks and claimed that it exceeded the noise level allowed in the city. He is.also concerned that the maintenance building would become a fire hazard if carpeting is s-tored there. Mr. Lamneck is also concerned about flamable material being stored thereo Mr. Acciarri agreed to install a fence.and will move the dumpster to the front of the maintenance building and away from the neighborse The members agreed that the storage building should be elimi- .. nated. After some discussion it was decided that this could be tabled until the next meeting since the Architectural Board would not be meeting before then. It was also decided that, since this is a light use, a 6 foot fence would be sufficient and could probably be installed around the trees. It was clarified that Westlake Floo-rs would be storing mostly linoleum and tile and the other tenant would be storing ceramic,materials. Mr. Acciarri also agreed that they did not need all .the parking spaces shown and would be willing to landbank spaces. J. Thomas moved to table the proposal for Barlow Plaza until a revision to the plans can be pro- vided at the next meeting, seconded by R. Bierman, and uanimously approved. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISTONSo -- 1) Ann DiBenedetto Trust Subdivision and Assembly Plat. The proposal is to split off the rear (east).portion of permanent parcel no. 232-25-9 and join it to permanent parcel nos. 232-25-8 and 232-25-57 which abut on the north. Location is the south side of Brookpark Road Ext. and is the site of the proposed Cherandon Plaza IV, approved by Planning Commission 2/27/90. Zoning is Retail Business, General, entirely, and the proposal conforms to the Zoning Code Requirements. David.and Tony DiBenedetto explazned that they are splitting off the .:_ rear portion of property facing Dover Center Road and assembling it to _ their property fronting on Brookpark Road Extension for their proposed shopping center building. Assistant City Engineer McDermott exp.lained . the the proposal conformed to all codes. The members had no questions. R. Bierman moved to approve the proposal to split off the rear(east) portion of permanent parcel no. 232-25-9 and join it to permanent parcel nos. 232-25-8 and 232-25-57.which abuts on the north, the DiBenedetto Trust Subdivision and Assembly Plat, seconded by J. Thomas, and unanimously approved. 2) Mark Edward Laisy Assembly Plat The proposal is to combine permanent parcel nos. 236-11-3 and 236--11-4 into one (1) parcel. Location is the north side of Butternut Ridge Road west of the cemetery. Zoning is "A" Residence, Single, entirely, and the proposal does not, nor did not formerly, conform to the Zoning Code re- qui.rement for frontage. ? -