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. advised Mr. Skoulis that only two very small trees would have to be removed to build the pavilion and the large pine trees would remain. He further stated that the gas well mentioned by the Fire Department was going to be capped. The Architectural Review Board had no objection to the plans. Mr. Skoulis is concerned that the 3 foot doors are large enough to accommodate wheelchairs in the event of a fire. Mr. Smith stated that the code only requires one 34 inch door, and that they will ha.ve two 36 inch doors. City Engineer Deichmann agreed that the doors conformed. R. Bowen moved to approve the proposal for a pavilion at 26272 Butternut Ridge Road lmow as the Horizon's Center, with the condition that Mr. Conway reviews these plans for the adequa.cy of the parking,, and that it is also assumed by this motion that this proposal complies with all of the:stipulations of the lease .between Horizons and the -City. We also stipulate that if, in the future, any sign is required for this parcel it must be reviewed by the Comnission, seconded by J. Thomas, and unanimously approved. Mr. Bubelko advised tha.t if he finds any problem with the lease he would forward his comments to the B.Z.D. Comittee. Mr. Smith pointed out that this is a public building being built with public funds on city land, and in order to receive these funds the City was required to review this proposale IV. NEW DEVELOPMIIV'rS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) Piscitelli Assembly Plat. The proposal is to combine permanent (sublot nos. 2 and 3 of the Pheasants Location is the west side of Pheasants west of Stearns Road). Zoning is "B" proposal conforms to the Zoning Code. parcel nos. 233-25-12 and 233-25-13 Walk Subdivision) into one (1) lot. Walk Drive (north off Lorain Road and Residence, Single, entirely and the Mr. Piscitelli explained that they are combining two lots since one would not be large enough to aecomnodate the house they wish to build. In response to Mr. Thomas's question, he stated that the drainage in that area was good. City Er?gineer Deichmarm clarified that the ground was sand and gravel. Mr. Piscitelli showed the house plans to an adjacent neighbor. Mr. Gorris stated tYiat he has rio problem with making a larger lot. M. Betts moved that the proposal to combine germanent pa.rcels 233-25-12 and 13 be approved as submitted, seconded by L. Orlowski, and unanimously appr'oved. III. BUILDING DEPARTMIIVT REQUESTS: (Resumed at this point) 2) She11 0i1 Company, 23385 Lorain Roade Proposal to construet food mart and new canopy on existing gas station site. Heard by Architectural Board of Review January 16, 19910 No representative was present. The meinbers decided to table this proposal since there are still unanswered questions. It was pointed out that this proposal was scheduled for the Board of Zoning Appeals on February 13th. J. Thomas moved to table the Shell Oil Company proposal until the second meeting in February with the request that the Board of Zoning Appeals hold off their consideration until the Planning Commission has had an opportunity to complete their review, seconded by M. Betts, and Lmanimously approveda (It was decided under New Business that this proposal could be returned to the Commission on February 12th, the first meeting in February). V. COMM[JNICATIONS : 3