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the hearing by the Board of Zoning Appeals, this proposal could go directly to the Arclutectural Board. L. Orlowski moved to refer the Unoca176 Service Station, 28233 Lorain Road, the proposal to renovate building, construct a small addition and add landscaping to the Board of Zoning Appeals for a 10 foot variance on the 20 foot landscape buffer, a 7 foot variance to park right up to the guardrail on the western property line and a variance for 4 parking spaces. Further to refer this proposal directly to the Architectural Review Board after tlie hearing by the Board of Zoning Appeals; to the Safety Department, to the city forester to look at the landscaping with the understanding that the Commission is looking for some conifer trees or full greenery that would start on McKenzie Road and would go along the perimeter of the property on the entire back to the western side where parking spaces 11 and 12 are and with the additional landscaping on the corner of McKenzie and Lorain Road and possibly some additionallandscaping on the Lorain Road area where the planters are existing. The Commission further requests that the parking spaces be striped so that parking limitation on the property can be enforced more easily, seconded by P. Miller, and unanimously approved. N. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS 1) City of North Olmsted and the Board of Education of tlie North Olmsted City School District: Lot Split and Consolidation Plat. The proposal is to split offthe northeast "splinter" portion of Permanent Parcel number 23-4-13, owned by the Board of Education, North Olmsted City School District, and to join it to Permanent Parcel No. 237-4-2 owned by the City of North Olmsted and the site of the proposed/approved North Olmsted Fire Station no. 1. City Engineer Deiclunaun explained that this is a follow up of the previous approval of the fire station build.ing. This parcel is an approximate 30 foot wide spjinter ofproperty owned by the school board and is between the property owned by the city and the four property owners on Coe. This spliuter is zoned Retail Business, so with this lot split, the properiy line will follow the zoning line so that this consolidation will eliminate a split zoned lot. It was determined that the entire school board property had been consolidated and was all zoned residential. He advised Mr. Miller that most of this property would be used for the fence and the landscape buffer, part of the drive will be on that splinter. Mrs. Kuschek, a neighbor adjacent to the station, questioned the pipe that placed next to her property which she thought was 1 foot beyond her property line. Mr. Deichmaun stated that this showed where her properiy line was located, so she has a foot more land than she thought she had. She stated that they were told that the fence would be 2 foot away from there line. Mr. Buza, a resident, was concerned about the depth of the property and how far it would extend back into the school board property. Mr. Deiclimann clarified that the city was not taking any more depth from the school board, they are only taking the sliver that extends up the side of the city property and that they city's property extends 500 feet from the center line of Lorain Road. He was also advised that the only access would be on Lorain Road. He and other neighbors who were present reviewed the plans that were posted on the board and were given a copy of the plat. R. Tallon moved to approve the City of North Olmsted and the Board of Education of the North Olmsted City School District lot Split and Consolidation Plat. The proposal to split offthe northeast "splinter" portion of Permanent Parcel number 237-4-13, owned by the Board of Education, North Olmsted City School District, and to join it to Permanent Parcel Na 237-4-2 owned by the City of North Olmsted and the site of the 7