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? Mr. Gorris noted that if this information could not be obtained in time for the next meeting, the proposal could be tabled until it could be obtained. L. Orlowski moved to table the Ice Cream Parlor/ Restaurant, 27045 Lorain Road, the proposal to construct a new building (the existing building will be demolished) until the following information is submitted: 1) An accurate drawing with dimensions that depicts, in a very accurate way, the actual location of Mr. Benik's property in relation to Whitethorn Avenue, Lorain Avenue, and surrounding properties which touch the Benik property and those across from the Benik property. Specifically the properties on either side of Mr. Benik's lot, where the cuts or driveways are into the ma.in roads, including the Whitethorn/ Lorain Road Dunkin Donuts' property, where it stands in relation to Toys 'R Us, Surmyside Honda, and the small strip of stores jaest of Toys 'R Us. The Conuni.ssion is most definitely concerned with the Whitethorn and Lorain Road area. The Commission would like very accurate detailed drawings shocai.ng this area since it will have great bearing an tha safety, egress of this driveway and would help us to formulate ideas as to how traffic can best be controlled and what the best floNa of traffic froin this property onto Whitethorn and Lorain Road might possibly be. 2) In relation to nunber 1 above, we would like to make sure that all tuming radii are possible, especially, but not limited to, the ingress on the eastern driveway and the -turning radii to the internal drive which crosses in front of the building. 3) Al1 grades and drainage should be shown for this property. 4) All building dimensions, location, sizes and heights are to be shown. 5) The ('.nmmi cci nn LTMflrl l i ka tn maka cutr'P rhar the Fi re Denartment 3DD8.r3tllS 3CC@SS Of this parcel is possible. 6) If there is to be any signage, it should be shown where this is going to be proposed, wwhat size and composition of the signage. 7) The Commission would like to see a more accurate dra«i.ng of the landbanked parking spaces in the front. The northwest landbanked space is not feasible and cannot be considered. The landbanked spaces referred to are the 5 spaces shown which are north of the building, they are straight in parking spaces which are not considered to be accessible as drawn from the 10 foot driveway. It would appear that angled parking spaces in the same area allotted to the five 90 degree spaces, would only allow 4 at this area. 8) The handicapped space should be moved to the east side of the building so that the actual access to the building for a handicapped individual is more accessible. 9) All utilities, gas meters, etc. should be shown with proper landscaping and/or screening of these. 10) All H.V.A.C. units and exhaust duct work for the kitehen are to be shown with proper screening an the building. This information must be shown in a maruzer to provide proper screening of all equipment from Lorain.Road, to make this information easily discernible to the Commission and to determine, if possible, the adverse impact of the smoke generated from the restaurant on the neighboring properties. 11) An adequate dumpster enclosure must be sho,?an, especially the height, so that the dumpster is not visible considering the close proximity to Lorain Road and the openness of the property.e In relation to the height of the enclosure, the dumpster should be adequately screened, especially in case of over-stuffing of the dumpster with the lid in an open position. 12) The drawing should show the proper curbing for this property and the type of pavement with a side cut sho«ing how this is to be installed. 13) Present color samples for all colors and samples of materials to be used for this project. 14) Show all lighting for the parking lot and/or building. Include the height of the l.?oles, type of light to be used, type of shielding, if any is proposed, for the lights, etc. 15) Accurate dimensions for the entire building, the footprint, and the parcels should be submitted. All drawings submitted need to show all pertinent information as it relates to the Zoning Ordinances of North Olmsted. During the discussion of the motion, TTr. Agnew asked if the CoimLission was requesting working drawings. T7r. Benik asked if they had not followed the codes and the ordinances. Mr. Conway