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lights with shades on them, with just coach lights at the door. Mr. Orlowski explained that this would eliminate any unnecessary glare for the neighbor to the south, but still give them enough light for safety and security. Mr. Tallon asked about the lot shown directly to the east, and Mz. Wymau explained that this is the back land for a lot on Mastic Road, but the owners advised that they had no intentions of selling it. . B. Gorris moved to refer the Christian Meeting Room located at the southeast corner of Clague and Brookpark Roads to the Board of Zoning Appeals, and it is our understanding that this is to be used as a place of worship, typically for one evening a week and on Sunday, and it is our suggestion to the Board of Zoning Appeals that they grant the three variance requested, mainly the 25 foot variance on the east property line, a 22 foot variance on the south property line, and an approximate 23 foot variance on the west or street property line. It is our understanding that this will be screened from the neighbor on the south with a privacy fence, and we request that when the developer comes back that they indicate lighting that will not be adjacent to the adjacent properties, seconded by L. Orlowski, and unanimously approved. 3) St. Brendan's Mobile Classroom, 4242 Brendan Lane. Proposal to place modular classroom on school property. Requesting refenal to the Board of Zoning Appeals. Mr. Frick, representing North Olmsted Schools, explained that they are requesting to install a 50 foot by 13 foot, 9 inch modular classroom unit at St. Brendan's Elementary School, which is designed to replace the two mobile labs which have been located in front of the school for the last 15 to 20 yeaxs. This manufactured building will be more aesthetically pleasing than the existing u.nits. Since this type facility cannot be located on any church properiy, the land on which it is to be installed was donated by the diocese to Ohio Bell Telephone Company Bell as an easement along the eastern property line adjacent to the rear properties on Brendan Lane where there is natural screening and adjacent to the growth is a ditch and a fence belonging to the church. The building will match the beige brick on the church with matching shingles on the roof. Chairman Gorris questioned why the land was being donated to Ohio Bell and if a subdivision were required. Mr. Lauft, finance officer of the diocese, explained that there had been an agreement with Oluo Bell to accept these types of easements or donations of property in order to facilitate the establishments of these units since the constitution prohibits the any auxiliary service to be provided on property exclusively owned by a church. He clarified that the property would have to be given to a public entity. He advised that this is an access easement and no subdivision is required and there are telephone lines in that area. He advised that the vans parked on the street are rusting, and this unit will be located much closer to the school. These two modular units will be sold and they money will be returned to the State of Ohio which is funding this program. Eventually there will only be one ofthese old u.nits left which is on Ohio Bell property at St. Richard's school. At this time there are no plans to replace the St. Richard's facility. He presented samples of the color of the unit and the roofing material and explained that it would be finished before it was installed on site on concrete piers with skirting around it and a rodent barrier ` around it which is 2 feet deep. This will be a wood finish, not aluwiuu.m. There will only be one light on the door and has a ramp for handicapped students. There will be telephone facilities in the building, but no water or sewer is needed. Since the children come from the school there is no need to ramp the existing public sidewalks. He explained the location to a neighbor in the audience and the neighbors looked at the rendering and it was clarified that there was a fence 4