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y + ? Bingham discussed this privately. Mrs. Schuler again asked why they could not put up a smaller building closer to the Corporate Center. Mr. Newberry advised that without some relief from the 25 foot setback along the Corporate Center comon line, they could not make a 75 foot buffer work. They do believe that they could add 10 feet to the buffer and would agree to enclosing the trash compactor. In considering the noise, Mr. Purper did not believe that there would be much difference between 60 and 75 feet. In reference to encroaching on the.Corporate Center parking and buffers, Mr. Papandreas, advised that they Aid have lease agreements with their tenants, so there wou3d be a problem removing any parking spaces. Mr. Gomersall reiterated several issues, the trash compactor would have to be enclosed, the line on Brookpark Road would be.required to be nothing less than the distance currently from the right of way on Brookpa.rk to the Colebrook Condominiums. R. Gomersall moved to approve for the Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. for the property loeated on Brookpark Road, east of the Westbury Apartment and west of Colebrook and Clareshire CondominiUms, a 40 foot variance from the east property line and a variance for the build.ing setback from the Brookpark right of way which is to be nothing less than the distance currently from the right of way for the adjacent Colebrook CondominiUms which is less of a variance than was stated (and is approximately a 67 foot variance whieh is less than the requested 72.37 foot variance requested) and with the conditions that the landscape buffer on the east property line will be 8 feet high from the grade level of the condominiUm side and nm the fu11 length of the east property line with the exceptian tha.t it be held back 20 feet from Country Club Boulevard right of iaay line for visibility reasons. A 6 foot board on board fence must be installed on the top of this mound for its entire length with greenery and a double row of evergreen trees planted, half on one. side and half on the` other. There will be no paved road behind the building except for the safety vehicle road shown on the plan and the trash compactor shall be enclosed, double insulated and sound proofed, seconded by T. Koberna. Roll ca.ll on motion: Gomersall, Koberna, Boyle, and Purper, yes. Mr. Maloney, no. Motion carried. Milton A. Wo1f,.Parcel 234-11-141,. North Olmsted Industrial Park. Request for variance (1123.12). Request S foot Height variance for total sign structure of temporary real estate sign; request 5 foot location variance from side property line; and request 645 foot location variance for encroachment of primary highway system (please note: letter of permission is needed from State of Ohio to place sign in right of way). Violation of Ord. 90-125, Section 1163.14(e) and 1163.17. Chairman Gomersall called all interested parties before the board. The oath was administered to Mr. Sedlack, representing Mr. Wolf who presented a letter from O.D.O.T. advising that this type of devise is exempted under Section 5516.06 of the Ohio Revised Code, but advised that this approval is contingent upon placing the device.on private property and not an the State's right of way. Mr. Sedlack explained that they would need a 10 foot height variance and a 32 square foot variance so the sign could be seen above the interstate fence. M. Gomersall moved to grant,the request of Milton A. Wolf, parcel 234-11-141, North Olmsted Industrial Park, for a 10 foot, height variance for the total sibn structure of a temporary real estate sign; a 32 square foot variance; a 5 foot location variance from a side property line, and a 645 foot location variance for encroachment of primary highway system with the notation tha.t O.D.O.T. has sent a letter of approval, seconded by W. Purper, and Lmanimously approved. Variances granted. Oldsmobile of North Olmsted, 27871-81 Lorain Road. AMENDED REQUEST Request for variance (1123.12). Request variance to have second wall sign. Also 11