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? ... <br />?.? <br />comments of the Fire Department regarding the hydrant. Mr. Stoyanov ha.d met <br />with the fire inspector and they have agreed on a location. R. Bowen moved to <br />approve the Metro Lexus addition at 28450 Lorain Road with the one change to <br />the dumpster so that it is screened on the back and will be open on the east <br />side, and that the fire hydrant must be moved to a location as approved by <br />Assistant Fire Chief Osterhouse, seconded by T. Morgan, and unanimously <br />approved. <br />5) Harmon Glass, 25570 Lorain Road. <br />Exterior renovation to existing building. <br />Mr. Wieman, representing Harmon Glass Company, explained that they are only <br />installing an overhead door as shown. They primarily install glass in <br />automobiles and have mobile tmits which do the residential glass work. Mr. <br />Orlowski questioned why they needed a 16 foot wide door. He explained that -; <br />this would allow them to work on two vehicles at a time; and also their <br />employees take the vehicles home in the evening. Building Commissioner Conway <br />advised that they will have 26 parking spaces and are required to have 24. Mr. <br />Wieman stated that they intend to use an existing ground sign. Mr-: Conway <br />advised that this might be permitted, but he would have to check if the sign <br />is conforming. Mr. Lee, an adjacent neighbor, questioned where the door would <br />be and was wondering about truck deliveries. Mr. Wieman explained the plans <br />and advised that their deliveries were by van, not by semi tractors. He had no <br />objections to this proposal, however, he would like the two dumpsters enclosed <br />since they are beside his property. He pointed out that other people did use <br />the dumpsters. Mr. Wieman will have to check with the owner of the property. <br />Mr. Betts stated that this information should be included on this plan, and <br />suggested a material consistent with that of the building or some ki.nd of a <br />fence enclosure. After some discussion, it was decided that this proposal did <br />not have to go before the Architectural Board, and that he could present the <br />plans for enclosing the dumpsters to the B.Z.D. Committee. R. Bierman moved <br />to approve the exterior renovation at 25570 Lorain Road and recommend that a <br />dumpster location and fencing around the dumpsters be provided to the B.Z.D., <br />seconded R. Bowen, and imanimously approved. <br />6) Halleen Chevrolet, 27932 Lorain Road. <br />Proposal to install chain link fence on property. <br />Mr. Giesser, attorney, explained that because of vandalism to the cars, the <br />insurance company had requested that a fence be installed on the west property <br />line. They are hoping that the 6 foot chain link fence will prevent people <br />from cutting through the lot and destroying the vehicles. The fence will <br />start at the barrier gate in the rear and comes south to the corner of the <br />lot. The members questioned why a fence was before the Planning Commission. <br />Building Commissioner Conway explained that there was nothing in the codes <br />regulating fences in the General Retail District. The members agreed that a <br />chain link fence, especially across from North Olmsted Park, would not be very <br />attractive, but they understood that there could be a need for it in tha.t <br />area, N1r. Geiser stated that a board on board fence would not be suitable on <br />the corner, and could be a hazard. They do not luiow what other kind of fence <br />could be used. Mr. Morgan mentioned the fence on the Burger King property that <br />had brick columns with a chain link fence which was fairly attractivee He <br />suggested that this be sent to the Architectural Board for any recommendations <br />that they might have. In the mean time the owners will check into other types <br />of fencing that might be used. Mr. Giesser stated that only one neighbor, " <br />4