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i <br />ever will be handling hazardous wastes in the city. Mr. B. Butchko, another <br />officer in the company. explained their procedures and verified that the <br />they have been working with the city on their waste materials for some time. <br />Building Commissioner Conway advised that variances were granted previously, <br />for this proposal, but have now expired. Since the plans now show outdoor <br />storage in the rear, he opted to send the -proposal to the Planning <br />Commission first for their recommendations to the Board.of. Zoning Appeals. <br />R. Butchko clarified that this would not be outdoor storage, i:here would be <br />a separate building. They will still have to renew their previous variances <br />Mr. Butchko, senior, explained that due to the problems of getting a permit <br />for natural gas when they constructed the building, they had to build in <br />conformance with the original foundation on the property, so variances were <br />sought to construct the building. He further advised that since this is the <br />only manufacturing company in North Olmsted, their company has become the <br />model for all regulations for waste water treatment and they have been <br />working with both the E.P.A. and the Waste Water Treatment Plant. It was <br />decided that after the variances were granted, the proposal could be <br />referred directly to the Architectural Board prior to returning to the <br />Commission. T. Morgan moved to refer the Nutron Nameplate proposal to <br />construct an addition to the Architectural Review Board, the Safety <br />Department, and to the. Engineering. Department for their review, and that we. <br />are also recommending to the Board of Zoning Appeals that the variance <br />requested for the side yard and setback as approved by the B.Z.A. on August <br />2, 1989 be reapproved, seconded by M. Betts, and unanimously approved. <br />N. NEGT DEVELOPMIIVTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: <br />No items. <br />V. COMMiJNICATIONS: <br />Ord. 90-76: This ordinance was approved by the Council without the required <br />referral to the Planning Commission. Mr. Gorris questioned why this was. <br />approved when iL had been decided not to approve any ordinance changing the <br />Zoning Codes until the new.codes were in place. Another proposed ordinance . <br />had been held for that reason. Mr. Conway advised that this ordinance is <br />not exactly what the Planning Review Committee had submitted, pointing out <br />that if this is approved at this time it would be changed again when the <br />Zoning Codes were approved. Mr. Gorris stated that there were proposals <br />that would have helged the Commission procedurally which the-Council refused <br />to pass until the code was approved. He believes, that this too should be <br />held. It was clarified that this change would only apply to subsection (d), . <br />not to the entire section. B. Gorris moved to approve Ord. 90-76, seconded <br />by T. Morgari. Roll ca.ll on motion: Gorris, Morgan, Betts, Bierman,. <br />Orlowski, and Thomas, no. Motion failed to pass. <br />Ord. 90=125: (added to the agenda). Since the Commission has been discussing <br />a new Mixed Use District and Mr. Dubelko has drawn up a proposed ordinance <br />covering it, Mr. Thomas suggested.that the.Commission discuss that prior to <br />discussing the new Zoning Codes. Mr. Gorris believed that the members. <br />should review these codes' at length, and also that he would like to audit <br />the document himself in order to ascertain that it does reflect the <br />suggestions of his committee. He further believes that the Building <br />Commissioner and the Assistant Law Director should also review this ?n depth <br />2