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;. foot high on a 30 inch base,. It was clarified that the vehicles would be displayed behind the front landscape buffer and now that the Partner's lot is included, the proposal is different than what was originally presented. These two lots must be assembled. In reference to the assembly, Mr. Giesser stated that the Commission had approved the assembly with a covenant restricting the residentially zoned property in the rear.which is not part of the parcel tha,t is to be joined, it is part of the original parcel, and they are not willing to accept the covenant for the back parcel. He explained that they had no idea of what might happen in the future, and they do not want to restrict its use to residential. Mr. Tallon stated that originally this residential property was intended to be used as a buffer forever and this tiras stated in the minutes in the early seventies. Mr. Giesser did not remember this. Mr. Tallan stated that when the property was split, it was agreed that this lot would remain as a buffer. Mr. Halleen stated that this happened before he bought the property from B. B. and C. Realty. Since this residential portion is paxt of the original lot, Mr. Dubelko stated that he has consistently advised that when there is a split zoned lot, either there be a rezoning or that a restrictive covenant be included. It would be up to the Comnission to either continue this restriction or reconsider it. It was clarified that the Partner's lot is not split zoned, just the original lot. The members agreed that the covenant was still needed, and noted that this area ha.s been a green area ever since the car lot was in existence. Mr. Dubelko stated that the assembly is a separate issue which is not before the Comnission at this time and this can be approved separately. R. Tallon moved that the proposal to renovate building and to_ construct two small additions for Halleen Chevrolet, Inc., 27932 Lorain Road, be approved with all the recommendations of the Board of Zoning Appeals, Planning Commission and the Architectural Review Board be included with the 'inclusion that Mr. Halleen has agreed to change the round lighting fixtures on the property at 27832 Lorain Road to the Spaulding Lighting Company, Cordova, CV3 lighting fixture, and that the landscaping on the eastern side of the landscape buffer is to be 20 feet, but is not shown on the plan, seconded by L. Orlowski, and tmaninously approved. During the motion Mr. Conway brought up the point that there was no dimension on the eastern portion of the new landscape buffer and that it did not scale out to a full 20 feet. This was then included in the motion. The clerk will look up the minutes pertaining to the first assembly of the Halleen property in which it was agreed to keep the residential property as a buffer. N. NEW DEVELOPMIIVTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) Hennie Homes: Block "A" Lot Split. The proposal is to split Block "A" of the recorded (volume 262 page 50) Cinnamon Woods Dedication Plat into three (3) residential lots. Location is the west side of Barton Road abutting Olmsted T.ownship at the North Olmsted south corporate line, and abutting the east property line of Cinnamon Woods Development. Note that current zoning is Mixed Use entirely, and adjacent to "A" Residence, Single on the north, and to "B" Residence, Single, directly across Barton Road on the east. Two of the three proposed sublots conform to "B" Residence requirements for frontage and area, while proposed Parcel 3 has less than the required frontage for a"B" Residence Zone. The proposal does not include a rezoning request. Tabled from Planning Conmnission meeting of September 28, 1993. Mr. Grendell, attorney, presented pictures of the properties an the west side of Barton Road starting in Olmsted Township with the property adjacent to the Hennie Homes property facing Barton Road and going north. The pictures showed the condition of the lot in Olmsted Falls next to their property. He also noted that 3