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A white, he is sorry he did not ask for the June 22nd minutes as Mr. Orlowski thought that he should have. He further stated that he received a letter from the adjacent property owner, Mr. Thomas, from his son at the meting. Mr. Gorris asked if Mr. Benik would relinquish the microphone. Mr. Benik refused. Mr. Gorris asked for a. 5 minute recess. When tlie meeting resLUned, Mr. Benik demanded to continue the discussion. He stated that he had just thought of a good point. Mr. Gorris asked Mr. Dubelko if he would be wi.thin his rights to have the police called. Mr. Dubelko advised Mr. Benik that this has been voted upon and his proposal is no longer on the agenda and he is to go on to the B.Z.A. (during the above discussion, Mr. Benik tried to talk) and that the meeting must go on to the next iteri so that the meeting can progress in an orderly fashion. He is disrupting a public meetinga Mr. Benik stated that the meeting did not progress in an orderly manner, he was not given iegitimate reasons why they recommended against this. Mr. Gorris apol.ogized to the audience and stated that there would be a recess tmtil the police could be called. He asked that the clerk call the police. During the recess, Mr. Benik continued to talk about what the Assistant City Engineer had said and asked if there was a city engineer an the panel. He maintained he followed all the regulations that Mr. Conway had given him. Mr. Dubelko stated that he was violating the law, the Conmii.ssion had done their job and he had done his. Mr. Skoulis and Mr. Tallon tried to explain to Mr. Benik why they could not approve his requests as stated, and suggested that he go on to the B.Z.A. and take his chances with.them. Mr. Benik apologized to the audience. Mr. Benik left the meeting. 2) Stylin' Concepts, 29919 Lorain Road. - Proposal is to build an addition to an existing building and construct free standing storage building behind addition. Heard by Board of Zoning Appeals on July 7, 1993. Mr. Phillips, contractor, presented plans. The employee parking area has been removed and the gravel parking area will be paved. The other variances were granted on July 7th by the Board of Zoning Appeals. Texture 111 is planned for the addition, but the detached building will be steel sided. Mr. Phillips offered to put a shingled roof on this buildi.ng and match the color of the vertical siding as closely as possible. It was clarified that there will be no new curb cuts and the ingress/egress to.the property will remain the same. A. Skoulis moved to send the proposal to build an addition to an existing building and construct a free standing storage building behind the addition for Stylin' Concepts, 29919 Lorain Road, to the Architectural Review Board with the notation that the contractor offered to put a shingled roof on the rear building, and also to forward to the Safety Department for their input, seconded by L. Orlowski, and unanimously approved. Mr. Gorris called a short reeess while the Wal-Mart developers distributed revised plans. After the meeting reconvened, Mr. Thomas explained to the audience that the Planning Commission members were unpaid volunteers who are residents of the city. They volunteer approximatel.y 20 hours every month. None of the members have any specific credentials except what they have learned from living, driving and shopping in North Olmsted. It is the members' job to make sure that the developments in North Olmsted meet the codes and ordinances of the city, they must stay within those parameters. He further mentioned that there is a vacancy on the commission if anyone is interested, and asked that during the next discussion the audience keep the emotional levels down. 6