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pines shown along one of those lines. He also stated that since both the rear of his lot and the rear of Mr. Case's lot has standing water several months out of the year, he is concerned that a retention system will hold the water longer. Mr. Mauning explained that the Engineering Department must approve the retention. Mr. Benedict pointed out the area of the parking lot that would be visible from his patio and also showed the area where the d.ilapidated fence was located. Mr. Benedict would prefer a fence for security where this property abuts his. The members discussed the fence versus the pines and asked Mr. Benedict to show the location of his house in relation to the parking lot. He explained the location and pointed out one area where the growth was very sparse. He would agree to a chain link fence with pines, since his wife is concerned about security because people cut through now. Mr. Case was advised that there should be some buffering along the north south line where none is shown and he responded that he did not want to install both a fence and pines. This will be determined by the architectural review board. W. Conway,pointed out that the fence shown between two commercial properties had not been requested by the commission. W. Pham, another neighbor to the rear, stated that this is a nice building, but he was concerned that the wooded area would be destroyed, and asked if Mr. Case would clean up the back property. Mr. Case agreed that he would save as many trees as possible and would clean up the back. A. Manning moved to accept the Stylin' Concepts' proposal at 29919 Lorain Road, to construct a building for retail, office and warehouse use, on a lot adjacent to existing facility which was heard by the board of zoniug appeals June 8, 1995 including the lighting proposal on the condition that if the forward lighting is too much, it will either be shielded or the wattage will be lowered, that these lights will be on a timer so that the lights will be shut off after the employees leave. The commission will refer the proposal to the architectural review board for the issue regarding whether the board on board fence or the mounding with pines are appropriate, and also ask that they look at the proposed board on board fence on the west side of the property between commercial properties to determine if it is necessary. It will not be necessary for this proposal to come back to the commission and can be forwarded directly to the B.Z.D. Committee of Council. The motion was seconded by K. O'Rourke and unanimously approved. 2) Laurie's Dance Studio (formerly the Doll House), 30036 Lorain Road. Proposal to construct addition to the rear of the existing building. Referral to the board of zoning appeals is required. Ms. Kemp-Kopco, architect, represented the proposaL Mr. Mamung explained that a letter had been received from the Metro Parks advising that there was a deed restriction prohibited any commercial development within 200 feet of the rear property line and after a discussion with Assistant Law Director Dubelko, it was decided that this should be tabled until the next meeting so that he can research the restriction. T. Herbster moved to continue the Laurie's Dance Studio proposal, 30036 Lorain Road, to construct addition to the rear of the existing building u.ntil the next meeting and to refer the request to the Law Department for a determination of the deed restriction, seconded by T. Brennan, and unanimously approved. N. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) Christian Meeting Corporation Consolidation Plat. The proposal is to combine permanent parcel nos. 237-23-19, 20,21, and 22, located at the southeast corner area of Brookpark and Clague Road, and the site of the proposed and approved Christian Meeting Corporation Chapel, into one (1) parcel. Zoning is Multiple Residence, entirely. 2