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? r not have to come back to a Planning Commission rieeting, he should merely present the color sample to the Building Department who would in turn contact Mr. Sohn for his approval. Mre Skoulis noted that the Board of Zoning Appeals paid no attention to the Conunission`s recommendation not to grant a variance for the display pods. Chairman Gorris statEd that this is their prerogative. L. Orlowski moved to approve Great Northern Dodge, 26100 Lorain Road, proposal to alter facade of existing building, install canopy on side entrance, and construct display pads in front setback incorporating all recommendations of the Planning Comi.ssion and Architectural Review Board and all variances of the Board of Zoning Appeals and the Commissian requests that Mr. Fee, the architect, contact Mr. Sohn of the Architectural Review Board and present a muted color or several muted colors of the bright red that he has presented tonight to see if there is a more muted red that would be available-, and after Mr. Sohn has reviewed these colors he can present his findings to the B.Z.D. Committee of Council, seconded by B. Gorrise Roll call an wtion: Orlowski, Gorris, 0'Rourke, and Skoulis, yes. Mr. Thomas, no. Motion carried. Mr. Thnmas explained that his no vote was because of the display pods. He would like the B.Z.D. and the B.Z.A. to be aware of why he voted no. N. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company Assembly and Lot Split Plat, Resubmission. The proposal is to combine and re=subdivide all or part of Permanent Parcel Nos. 237-5-1, 237-5-3, 237-5-23 and 237-7-18 into two (2) parcels. Heard by Board of Zoning Appeals June 3, 1993. Mr. Buerskin, represeritative of the Illtuninating Company, advised that Assistant Law Director Dubelko and the attorney for United Survey have agreed on a covenant. A copy of the agreement had been presented to the clerk and to Councilwoman Saringer who was present. Councilwoman Saringer advised that at the last B.Z.D. meeting there were questions so no action was taken at that time. Mr. Dubelko, who had just arrived, advised that he had prepared the covenant and that it does accomplish what the Planning Conunission had requested. Mr. Gorris explained to the audience that this lot split and assembly does contain some split zoned larxi arnd the covenants were included to maintain the existing zoning. Councilwoman Saringer stated t-hat the meinbers were concerned that the same thing might happen as happened at the property at Columbia and Lorain, but Mr. Dubelko had assured her that was the reason of the restrictive covenant. This will be discussed at the next BZD cammittee meeting. B. Gorris moved to combine and resubdivide all or part of Permanent Parcel Nos. 237-5-1, 237-5-3, 237-5-23 and 237-7-18 into two (2) parcels incorporating the restrictive covenants agreements as agreed to by the City of North Olmsted, the Cleveland Electric Illlmiinating Company, and United 5urvey, seconded by J. Thoma.s, and unanimously approved. 2) Schmidt and Zernechel Lot Split and Assembly Pl-at. 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 east. Zoraing is split on both proposed sublots, being Retail Business, General on the south whieh fronts on Lorain Road, and "C" Residence, single in the rear (north) area (minor section). Proposed Sublot B(with resident dwelling) does not conform to the Zoning Code.Requirements for either frontage or area. Chairman Gorris read the request. Assistant Law Director Dubelko advised that the restrictive covenant has been prepared and sent to Councilwoman Saringer and the developer. Mr. Thoma.s advised that the Commission was concerned about 2