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stops and excessive turn;ng radii and this configuration appeared to be the most efficient pattern. He further advised that the ' continuous traffic entering the parking area has been satisfactory, in that it keeps cars from stacking in the public streets and that there have been no accidents at those points. It was suggested that an overlay showing the May Company expansion should be submitted to the BZD Committee. , Mr. Thomas noted that this proposal would have to be submitted to the Board of Zoning Appeals for approval bf the size of the garki.ng spaces. T. Morgan moved to approve the proposal for the exterior renovation to the parking area for Great Northern Mall as presented this evening with the stipulation that the new May Company renovation be included in the drawing submitted to the BZD and also to recommend to the Board of Zoning Appeals that the new parking lot size . be approved, seconded by R. Bierman, and unanimously approved. 5) Nemeth Commercial Building, 29310 to 29352 Lorain Road. Revised plans to construct addition to parking area. Proposal denied at the meeting of May 8, 1990. Chairman Thomas advised that they have received a copy of a letter from the Law Department to the Ohio Board of Liquor Control dated June l, 1990 advising that a resolution had been introduced by Council recommending that the liquor permit for the Star Lounge be revoked. Assistant Law Director Dubelko advised that no hearing date had been set yet by the Board, but the City would be advised and he will notify the Planning Commission. Mr. Thomas pointed out that the purpose of this parking lot expansion was to satisfy the parking requirements of the Star Lounge; if the Star Lounge does lose its license this expansion may not be necessary. Mra Nemeth agreed that if they lost their. license, he would not need the additional parking area. Mr. Bierman pointed out that this was before the Commission because they had been required to add parking by the Building Department, and what would happen if they do not lose the license, or if another bar went into this building. In that case the new owner would have to reduce the number of seats until a parking plan could be approved. Mr. Nemeth stated that the owners of the Star Lounge still owed him some money for the license, so he might take over the operation himself, since when he ' operated it before there had been no complaints; or he might put in a restaurant. He maintains that the present owners are now in a position to hire a security guard and he believes that some of the problems would be over. If he did not take over this business, he believed that the units would remain empty. Mr. Nemeth agreed that it would probably be best to withdraw these plans until there is a decision on the license. IV. NEW DEVELOPMQVTS AND SUBDTVISIONS: 1) 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 cesnetery. Zoning is "A" Residence, Single, entirely, and the.proposal does not, nor did not formerly, conform to the Zoning Code requirement for frontage. Note this this proposal was reviewed by Planning Coirunission on April 24, 1990, and referred to the Board of Zoning Appeals with recoirnnendation to approve the required variance (for contiguous ownership); variance granted. Assistant City Engineer McDermott advised that the variance had been granted. T. Morgan moved to approve the Mar.k Edwarcl Laisy Assembly Plat to combine"permanent parcel nos. 236-11-3 and 236-11=4 into one (1) 4