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Mr. Boss, developer, presented the plat. City Engineering Deicluna.nn explained that tlus is the final improvement plat and noted that block "A" has 3 driveways, 1 existing drive on Barton Road (one will be removed) and two new drives on Jacqueline Lane. Nlr. Boss explained that there would be no way to tie the drives together without the extra drives and having the 3 drives will eliminate having 110 feet of driveway. K O'Rourke moved to accept the proposal to subdivide permanent parcel nos. 233-3-2, 233-3-4, and 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 Planniug Commission (April 12, 1994) and Council (Resolution no. 94-94), seconded by J. Thomas, and unavilnously approved. At this point, Mr. Boss commented about the requirements to put in Austrian pines, and advised that when he developed Office Park he was required to plant Austrian pines on the east property line, and now they are now 18 feet in height and over shadow the roadway by about 4 feet, wluch could cause a problem. He was advised that at that time, Mr. Zergott was not on the Architectural Review Board aud the city had no forester. He was advised to contact the forester, Dave Wendell. COMMUNICATIONS: No items. VI. COMIVIITTEE REPORTS: No items. viI. MINOR CHANGES: Iu reference to the Christian meeting room, Mr. Gorris asked if the members agreed with him that there was no reason to bring it back to the Commission after it goes to Board of Zoning Appeals. Mr. Conway noted that this is practically a residential structure. Mr. Gorris stated that the only coucern was about the lighting and as long as there is screening, it would seem that this could go right on the B.Z.D. Mr. Conway has a minor change for to include a fuel tank and a generator next to the structure that was previously approved for Cablevision as a minor change. The generator is 58 inches long by 26 inches wide and 40 inches high and will be on a concrete pad, and the tank appears to be about 3 feet long. Mr. Thomas stated that there has always been a generator ou the property. Mr. Conway explained that he had to bring t3us to the Commission because it was ou public land. VIII. NEW BUSINESS: No items. IX. OLD BUSINESS: Ord. 94-95 Tlus ordinance is to amend the Senior Housing requirements in the Zouing Code. Mr. Orlowski believed that efficiency units should be permitted in this district and noted that other senior complexes do have them. Mr. Tallon noted that all the senior housing that he has been involved with, do have efficiency units. Mr. Conway believed that this ordinance should also include assisted living uuits wluch are basically just a bedroom with a sink and small refrigerator. Mr. 5