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L? <br />the Biskind property and adding them to the mound and along Brookpark. He stated <br />that none of the Planning Conunission members had seen the plan presented by Mr. <br />McKay, but he believed that that they would be in favor of it. He clarified for <br />Mr. Gallagher the B.Z.A. required that they have a 10 foot wider setback than <br />originally proposed and that 10 foot is in green area behind the building, but <br />there is only 25 foot in the axea of the parking lot. He believed that the B.Z.A. <br />intended them to have the entire,10 foot strip landscaped. NIr. Gallagher showed <br />him the latest landscape plan. Mr. Newberry clarified that the area where the <br />trees are to be saved is on the southwest corner of the property and would be <br />south of the corner of the Clareshire building. Mr. Crawse stated that they <br />merely wanted to push the mound back a bit in order to save the trees. Mr. <br />Zergott suggested talking to Dave Wendell. Mr. Orlowski again stated that there <br />is anly 25 feet of landscaping in the, parking lot area which is the minimum <br />required. The additional 10 feet would allow them to maintain the 8 foot mound. <br />Mr. Newberry and Mr. Ca.wrse maintained that they would have an 8 foot mound <br />regardless of the width, even if they ha.ve to install a retaining wall. There <br />will be a.board an board fence on top with pine trees that range in size from 8 <br />to 10 feet. They might be able to continue the trees down the mound and through <br />the trees. Building Commissioner Conway advised them that the B.Z.A. stipulated <br />that the mound must come to within 25 feet of Country Club Boulevard, and if it <br />does not they would ha.ve to re-address it. Mr. Cawrse believed that they could <br />curve the mound and preserve the trees. Mr. Newberry explained that they are <br />proposing to termina.te the 8 foot high mound (he stated somewhere in this <br />vicinity, but it was explained privately that it would be about 80 feet from <br />Country Club) and there could be another mound to replace that ane. One of the <br />representatives clarified that he had previously stated that the store would <br />close at 11:00 p.m. but that.time would be subject to change based on the amount <br />of business. Mrs. Diver, a resident of Mitchell Drive, asked the board to <br />consider that Wal-Mart is surrounded by.residential property; this building is <br />not pleasing to the eye; a brick building would be more in keeping with the area; <br />and she asked that the Board.consider all the residents requests. Mr. Miller, a <br />member of Planning Comnission. noted that throu-ahout these discussions. Mr. <br />Bingham has been ca.reful not to commit to any sp <br />circumstances, it would be best to assume that t] <br />hours eventually and this should be considerec <br />asked the developers to verify if there is to be <br />Chardon. Mr. Bingham responded that there has i <br />square foot building in Chardon and stated that <br />but he refused to specify what size-the building <br />that the landscaping adjacent to the Corporate Co <br />that the residents wYio live adjacent to it desei <br />Center does. He suggested that, if cost was a coi <br />building. Mrs. Schuler, Colebrook Condominium A: <br />a wood fence, they would like an 8 foot high br: <br />of other walls which are beautiful. She noted 1 <br />60 feet of their buildings -and recreation ar <br />screening, but the protection. Regarding the crE <br />created any problems and, if problems are create <br />do not believe that they should be responsib: <br />verified that the wall on top of the mound woul <br />way which is about 40 feet from the pavement. r <br />intended to grade to the ditch, install inlets, ; <br />did not go to the ditch. The ditch will remain, <br />alleviate any problems. Ms. Musser, who has 1 <br />stated that she will look over anto the Wal-Mart <br />cific set of hours. Under these <br />.a.t this store would be opened 24 <br />when discussing screening. He <br />a 98,000 squa.re foot building in <br />iever been any plans for a 98,000 <br />the newspaper article was wrong, <br />would be. Mr. Miller also noted <br />nter was increased, and believed <br />ve just as irnuch as the Corporate <br />icern, they could build a smaller <br />sociation, asked that instead of <br />ck wall, and they have pictures <br />hat this building will be within <br />2a and they need not only the <br />ek, she stated that it has never <br />i by the Wal-Mart building, they <br />e for correcting them. It was <br />i come to the Brookpark right of <br />r. Newberry clarified that they <br />.nd that the parking lot drainage <br />only inlets will be installed to <br />ived at the Westbury since 1972, <br />property, and is pleased that <br /> <br />6