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., . _.. - , improved when Stearns/Crocker is completed, but Mr. Thomas pointed out that the adjacent Bradley Road was zoned Limited Industry and there could be an increase of traffic if that is ever developed. He further noted that this traffic would be distributed somewhat in the morning and in the evening. Assistant Law Director Dubelko stated that it would be sufl'icient to include the recommendation to approve the length of the cul de-sac in the same motion in which the plat is approved. J. Thomas moved to approve the subdivision of permanent parcel numbers 233-3-2, 233-3-4, and 233-2-10, as described in the Barton Oaks Subd.ivision Plat for twenty-two (22) residential sublots and two non-included Blocks "A" &`B" parcels, we also note in our approval that the street, the proposed Jacqueline Lane, is beyond the 500 foot limitation of a cu1- de-sac as required in our code, and we recommend that the additional length be approved by Council along with the subdivision of the parcels. We fiuther would like to send this to the Safety Department for their input as far as the length ofthe parcel is concerned, and to Engineering for their review for traffic impact on Barton Road, seconded by K O'Rourke, and unauimously approved. 2) Dennis & Georgene Carlton Subdivision. The proposal is to subdivide pennauent parcels no. 234-18-211ocation is on the south side of Vita Lane (east off Barton Road) and owned by the city ofNorth Olmsted, into (3) buildable lots. Zoning is B-Residence, single, entirely and the proposal conforms to the Zoning Code requirements for frontage and area. At the begiuning of the meeting City Engineer Deichmann had asked that this request be withdrawn and brought back at another meeting. The adjacent residents will be notified again. Mr. Henry, City Line Inc., who had an interest in the property, had arrived later and was advised that the subdivision had been withdrawn due to some tax problems. He stated that they would refer the problem to their attorneys. III. BLTII.,DING DEPARTMENT REQUESTS: (Heard at this point) 1) Boston Chicken, 26440 Lorain Road. Proposal to renovate existing National City Bank building to a restatuant use and including renovations to parking lot. Mr. Landru, representing P. & L. Foods, presented the plans and explained that they would be taking over the National City Bank building and renovating the building to install a Boston Chicken Restaurant. Since they have parking up to the property lines, several variances will be required: a 10 foot setback variance is required on the east and west sides adjacent to the parking lot; a 10 foot setback is also required in the rear behind the parking area; also a variance will be needed for miniunum lot width since the lot is 100 feet wide, and 150 feet are required and also there is less that the 1.5 acres required by code; a variance . Further variance will be required for signage, to use the existing pole sign, and to use their smallest signs on both the south and east elevations and to put their logo on the west elevation. Mr. Thomas explained that pole signs are no longer allowed in the city, and he did not believe that a.ny pole signs have been approved for two years. They will use the rear access drive that exits to the Best property. Mr. Landru advised that they have increased their parking somewhat and they moved the 2