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be better; if some repositioning and doransizing of the building is needed, if angled parking should be included, and if the northeast parking space should be landbanked as well as those in the front. It was agreed there should be more input fran the city officials. 2) Aquasonic Auto Wash, 28800 Lorain Road. Proposal to construct a combination garage and storage building behind existing facility. Heard by Architectural Review Board June 16, 1993. Jay Attwood, owmer, presented the plans, and advised that he had no problem with the Architectural Board's reconunendations tha.t the color be changed to a light stone with white doors. He explained that the A.R.B. had suggested that Austrian pines be planted along the garage; but mandatory landscaping would only be required if they ever ha,d to use the landbanked parking and at that tir.ie they would have to return to the various boards. If, after the building has been constructed, it is not acceptable to the neighbors or if it is perceived as an eyesore, then they would plant the'Austrian pines or, as suggested previously, they would purchase the landscaping which the neighbors would plant at their r-•.•;.discretion. Mr. Attwood believed that Mr. Zergott had stated that the landscaping • would be a plus if they decided to install it. They have no problem with installing landscaping, but it was not stated at the meeting that the landscaping was mandatory. It was clarified that there were 3 alternative plans, and rnunber 1 was the preferred. Mrs. 0'Rourke advisecl that she had walked the property and she could see where the neighbors were using and maintaining this property as their own. There will be at least 75 to 100 feet between the garage and the closest building. The members studied the plans-. It was clarified that the pines would probably be installed on the north and east side, but that would be up_ to the neighbors. Mr. Narrowitz, a neighbor, ixidicated that he was satisfied with the plan. J. Thomas moved to approve the proposal to construct a combination garage and storage buildi.ng behind the existing Aquasonic Auto Wash facility based on plan rnunber 1 as submitted to the Building Department which will include all recommendations for buffering with the assinnption that Aquasonic and the neighbors have consulted with each other and agreed on an appropriate buffering for the facility and including all the recommendations of the Architectural Review Board, seconded by A. Skoulis, and unaninously approved. IV. NEW DEVELOPMEIVTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) Cleveland Electric Illuninating Company Assembly and Lot Split Plat, Resubmission. The proposal is to combine and re-subdivide a11 or part of Permanent Pareel Nos. 237-5-1, 237-5-3, 237-5-23 and 237-7=18 into two (2) parcels. This revised proposal was originally reviewdd by Planning Commission on January 12, 1993, and was referred to Board of Zoning Appeals on May 11, 1993. Heard by Board of Zoning Appeals an June 3, 1993. No representative was present, Assistant Law Director Dubelko advisEd that. he had been discussing the restrictiva covenant with United Survey's attorney, and has sent him a copy of it, but there has been no response. L. Orlowski moved to table - the Cleveland Eleetric Illtuninating Company Assembly and Lot Split Plat, seconded by J..Thomas, and unanimously approved. 2) Schmidt and Zernechel Lot Split and Assembly Plat. The proposal is to split permanent parcel no. 231-28-4 located on the north side of Lorain Road between Gessner and Walter Roads, into two (2) sections so that the rear section can be joined to permanent parcel.no. 231-28-3 (Adon Equipment) which abuts on the ea.st. Zoning is split an both proposed.sublots, being Retail 5