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? , • was being asked to increase the size perhaps he could work in a second entrance. T. Morgan moved to ask the developer to return to us at the next meeting and present an arrangement that would show that the first floor unit would meet the "A" Residential requirement (1,500 square feet) and the upper two units would be equal to 2,600 feet (it was clarified that this would be equal to 2"B" area units, but the developer could have the flexibility to have one larger than than the m;n;m„m "B" and one could be slightly smaller); to ask the developer to incorporate a second method of entrance and egress from each unit; to get together with Ralph Bohlmann to discuss his letter of September lOth so this that does not become an issue further down the road; to meet with the Engineering Department regarding Paul Deichmann's letter of September 20th to see what issues are contained there in so we can have that information so that we can move on, seconded by Mrs. Hughes. Roll call an motion: Morgan, Hughes, Skoulis, and Gorris, yes. (Mr. Skoulis stated that he would concede). Mr. Orlowski, noe Motion carried. 2) Christ the King Property Rezoning Proposal. The proposal is to rezone property owned by Christ the King Community, Inc. (permanent parcel nos. 234-8-2,6,8, and 234-13-27 and 28), located west off Barton Road and abutting the North Olmsted south corporation lirie, from an existing zone district of Mixed Use "B" to zone district of Multiple Residence, Single-Family cluster, and Single Family. (Tabled at Planning Commission meeting of July 9, 1991). Proposal was withdrawn by the developer. 3) Rockland Properties Lot Split. The proposal is to split permanent parcel nos. 232-6-10 and 25 (currently one parcel) located on the north side of Lorain Road, west of West Park Drive into two (2) sublots. Note that one of the proposed sublots is landlocked and has ingress/egress to Lorain Road by use of a twenty (20) foot easement located on a separate adjacent parcel of land. Zoning is General Retail Business entirely, and - neither proposed sublots conform to the new Planning and Zoning Code (Section 1139.06) for required lot area and width. Proposal was withdrawn by the developer. 4) Great Northern Advisory Assoc. Lot Split and Assembly Plat. The proposal is to subdivide and split off the rear portions of permanent parcel nose 237-19-3 and 237-19-4 and join both to parcel 237-19-2. Location is east off Columbia Road and south of Brookpark Road. Zoning is "A" Residence, Single, entirely, and the proposal conforms to the new Planning and Zoning Code. P1r. Papandreas, representing Biskind Development, explained that the potential buyers of the lots did not like the askirig price and since they do not need the 450 foot depth, they are requesting to split off the rear 200 feet which will be assembled to the property in the rear (owned by Biskind). Mr. Gorris stated that he had no problem with the proposal. Mrs. Golya, who owns the property to the north, questioned the reason for doing this. It was clarified that they are selling these as single family lots to separate buyers. She is concerned that the Biskind property in the rear will be rezoned for apartments and that she might not even lmow about it pointing out that she was given a very short notice of this meeting. Mr. Morgan speculated that, if they planned to rezone it might be better to own the entire property, not sell off a portion. It was clarified that if they did want to rezone to multi-family, a referendum would be required, and it would not be done quickly. She was advised that this property might be rezoned under the new master plan. Mr. Skoulis questioned how she would feel about town houses in that area. She responded that Columbia Road had too much traffic on it now. Mr. Lamnek, another adjacent property owner, pointed out that by selling just the front, Biskind 7