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?• ?. offered to put some lights on a time so they would be shut off at a reasonable hour, but some would have to remain lighted all night for security. It was suggested that every other pole could be le$ on all night. Mi-. Tallon explained that everyone uow wants to make an arclutectural statement with lighting, and there is conceru that the city would look like a Las Vegas strip. He clarified that the vine poles adjacent to the residents should be reduced to 15 feet, and they should attempt to reduce the photometrics to be as close as possible to zero at the residential lot lines. He asked them to identify wluch lights will be left on all iught at the next ineeting. Buildiug Cominissioner Conway asked that they present a revised site plan before the arclutectural review boai•d ineeting showuig the old curb cut restored and the uon confoi7ning parkuig space on Barton Road removed. R. Tallon inoved to refer the Christ 'The King proposal, 30635 Lorain Road, to construct to an addition for classrooms and a gyinnasium to the arclutectural review board, the Engineeiing and Safety Departinents for their input and when they retuin, the plans should show the following: the existing drive reinstated with the one to the east removed; the removal of the two parking spaces on the soutlieast comer of the parking lot; the ligliting plau should indicate wluch lights wei-e the iught lights; that the poles ou the perimeter are to be lowered; it should be indicated somewhere on the prints the 'Hitention of putting a timer on some of the lighting; and should also include buffering betweeu the parking and the adjaceut residential area on the southwest corner. It is to be uoted that pi-oposal was heard by the board of zoniiig appeals ou October 5, 1995 and tliat the pai-cels must be coinbined. The motion was secouded by T. Brennau, and unaluinously approved. Mr. Robinsov will subinit the laiidscape plau on Friday so it can be sent to the architectural review board with the agenda. 2) Kovalak Coimnercial Building (Kovepouit), sublot 10, North Ohnsted Iudustrial Parkway. Proposal to constiuct office storage building. Refenal to arclutectural review board is requu-ed. Ms. Davis, representing the architect, preseuted revised a site plan, laudscape plans, a colored renderiug and a color board of the materials to be used. She explained that the site is just at the neck of the cu1- de-sac ou the Iudustrial Parkway. The site plan shows all the existiiig trees, two of which are right on the periphery. There will oiily Ue about a 2 foot change in grade, but they will have to level some of the d'u-t that had beev piled there. Mr. Bremiav noted that the ovviiers office will be suite "A" and the rest would be lease space. Ms. Davis explaiued that two pole lights are shown, but they might be able to eliminate one of them. Tliere will be wall pak lights over the wiudows and doors. Since this is au industrial park, there are no nearby residents. There will be handicapped parkvig spaces, but they are not shovvu on the plans. R. Tallon moved to accept the Kovalak Commercial Building (Kovepoint), sublot 10, North Olinsted Iudustrial Pai-kway, the proposal to construct office storage building and to refer it to the arclutectui-al review Uoard. All approvals will be dependent on the recoimnendations of the arclutectural review board aiid the plans cau then go directly on the BZD Committee of Council. The inotion was seconded by T. Breiuian, and uiiauimously appi-oved. N. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AN-D SUBDNISIONS: 1) Lorain Road/Fleharty Aveuue Consolidation Plat. The proposal is to combine Pei7naneut Parcel Nos. 236-3-8 and 236-3-9,10, 11 into one (1) parcel, which is the site ofthe proposed Maijak Buildiug. Locatiou is the southeast coiYier ofthe Lorain/Fleharty intersection. Zoning is Itetail Business, General, entirel_y. Tabled at plamuug coinmission ou September 26, 1995. 2