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with Australian pines. L. Orlowski moved to approve the Great Northern Dodge proposal at 26100 Lorain Road, to construct an addition to existing facility which will connect two buildings, including all the recommendations of the A.R.B. and the recommendations made this evening that landscape screeuing be on the west side of the dumpsters as well as on the north side, since it has been indicated that the dumpsters will be moved from the west corner to the center of the lot. Also to approve with the stipulation that, after the addition is constructed, if the light spillage that is offending the residents on Canterbury Road still exists, at that point the Building Department will have the right to demand that the lights be shielded from glare and also that the existing light fixture on the northwest corner of the lot which is inoperable will be removed. Also that the print will be amended to indicate that the angle of the parking spaces on the west will be changed to have head in parking as cars are exiting the property, not entering as shown now. The motion was seconded by R. Tallon, and unanimously approved. During the motion, Mr. Miller asked if it was uecessary to require an enclosiue for the junk cars on the property to conform to code. Mr. Conway clarified that tlus is not a code requirement, but that tlus had been required on installations that abutted residential areas. It was decided that since there was a large lot to the rear wluch was fairly well screened, tlus would not be uecessary at this time especially since there have been no complaints. It was determined that there was a fence, but, Mr. Shartmau had stated previously that he had offered to put slats in the chain link fence when other work was done, and the neighbors had not wanted it. Mr. Miller stated that some of the homes do have decks and residents can see over the fence. 3) Unocal 76 Service Station, 28233 Lorain Road. Proposal to reuovate building, construct a small addition, and add landscaping. Heard by tlie Board of Zoning Appeals on July 7, 1994. Mr. iJlisse, coutractor, presented the plans for a small addition on the west side of the building aud a new pitched roof over the entire structure. There will be a landscape buffer along McKenzie and on the rear property line and a planter on the corner which will have larger plants. A trash enclosure will be constructed along the entire rear of the building. They have agreed to all the recommendatious of the Arclutectural Review Board. He explained that they had chauged some of the pines along McKenzie with a lower burning bush to improve visibility. Mr. Orlowski suggested that some landscaping be continued along the southwest corner to meet what is existing on the west side. Mr. Ulisse suggested continuing the scotch pine in that area. L. Orlowski moved to approve the Unocal 76 Service Station, 28233 Lorain Road, proposal to renovate building, construct a small additiou and add landscaping, including all the recommendations of the A.R.B. and Planning Commission and also to request additional landscaping on the southwestem and western comer by parkiug spaces 11 and 12 with some kind of conifer bush or tree to help screen the neighbors, seconded by K. O'Rourke, and unanimously approved. N. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDNISIONS: Barton Oaks Subdivisiou, Iu7provement Plans. The proposal is to subdivide Permanent Parcel Nos. 233-3-2, 233-3-4, aud 233-3-10, located on the north side of Barton Road near the Lorain county line, into twenty-two (22) residential sublots, and two non-inclusive blocks "A" and `B" parcels as approved by Plauving Commission (April 12, 1994) and Council (Resolutiou no. 94-94). 4