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? <br />?. <br />that are directly across and contiguous to those home, dzrectly across frorD. <br />the entrance. on Clague Road (and that includes the 9 homes on Clague that were <br />discussed) and any homes that would be affected by head lights or traffic <br />exiting from the development. I would also like the City Forester to determine <br />the feasibility of moving some mature pine trees that are located at or near <br />the Clague Road entrance to a location better suited for.their buffering of <br />contiguous residents. I ask the developer to present to the Architectural <br />Review Board the revised drawings showirg the club house and pool relocated to <br />the area occupied by Building "G" on the plans and also to detail on his <br />revision a 5 feet board on board rough sawn cedar fence that would run the <br />periphery of the development along the residential properties on Mastick and <br />Clague and, beside that, extending the sidewalks as mentioned by Mr. Skoulis <br />near the dLUnpster locations as applicable. I am also asking the developer to <br />revise his plan to show increased buffering and a fence or other buffer along <br />Brookpark Road and to include in his revisions a detail or protective buffer <br />such as a fence to the playground area. I would also request that a complete <br />lighting plan be included in the plans submitted to the Architectural Board, <br />indicating location, heights, and types of lights to be used in the <br />development and around the play area for that Board's reviewa Also that the <br />City Engineer review the wetland study and the report provided him by Shore <br />West and to include in his review the study that Mr.. Nicola, from the area, . <br />will be providing him and to determine whether or not we are in compliance <br />with federal guideliries for use as a federal wetland or if, in fact, this is a <br />federal wetland: I would also like the revised plan to be sent to the Safety <br />Department for their input. I ask the A.R.B. to be very specific and concerned <br />about the kind of buffering that will be placed along the development and <br />their recommendations will be ta.ken very seriously by the Planning Commission. <br />Also, that as required by City Engineering, the revised plans should show that <br />the culvert is covered and filled in according to Engineering guidelines • <br />Motion was seconded by A. Skoulis, and unanimously approved. Residents were <br />advised that this proposal would go to the Architectural Review Board on March <br />20, 1991 at 5:30 p.m. and would return to Planning Comm.ission on March 26th, <br />but the neighbors would not be notified. <br />IV. NEW DEVELOPMIIVTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: <br />1) Carter Plaza West/Best Property Lot Split. <br />The proposal is to subdivide Permanent Parcel No. 232-26-15. (Best Products) <br />into (2) lots, one of which is the site of the proposed Carter Plaza West <br />currently being reviewed by Planning Commission. Location is the north side <br />of Lorain Road between First Federal Savings & Loan and Gastown. Zoning is <br />Retail Business, General, entirely, and the proposal does not confonn to.the <br />Zoning Code Requirement for frontage for either sublot. <br />(Please Note: Variance request was denied by the Board of Zoning Appeals on <br />February 13, 1991.) <br />PROPOSAL HAS BEEDT WITHDRAWN BY THE DEVELOPER. <br />V. COMM[JNICATIONS: <br />No items. <br />VI. COMNLITTEE REPORTS: <br />• <br />6