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11 clarified for Mr. Koeth, that if there is a majox change in the style of the building, the owner would have to return to the commission. Mr. Georgalis stated that he would have to find a tenant who could use a building with that nu.mber of spaces. In response to Ms. Cameron Alston's question, Mr. Strelau advised that the site plan shows the mansard is now returned on the east side aud that tlie 8 foot fence would be of a consistent level as discussed previously. Mr. Rymarczyk clarified that the landscape plan had been sent to Mr. Zergott who has not reviewed it as yet; however, that will be done prior to the proposal going to bzd committee of council. R. Koeth moved that the approved plans for the Silverdale Plaza proposal, 26324 Lorain Road, be referred on to the bzd committee with the stipulations that there is the approval of the laudscape drawing by IVlr. Zergott, and also with the recommendations of the architectural review board pertaining to the 4 foot mansard be wrapped around to conceal the units on the side of the building, seconded by T. Brennan, and unanimously approved. 1) Alexander's (formerly Nightfall Night Club), 30850 Lorain Road. Review of site plan. Proposal to be referred to board of zoning appeals. Heard by architectural review board February 21, 1996. The representative was still not present, and the adjacent neighbors, who were present, were advised that they would be notified if the proposal were to be on the agenda for the next meeting. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) Christ The King Consolidation Plat. T'he proposal is to combine perinanent parcel nos. 234-12-1 througb 5, and to lot split 234-12-22 and 23. Location is the south side of Lorain Road between Barton and Charles Road, and Barton Road south of Lorain Road, which is the site of the existing Christ The King Church and proposed addition. The combined parcel site is "split zoned" (Retail Business, General and A-Residence, Single) and the proposal with the exception of required frontage for lot split parcels 234-12-22 aud 23 (which front on Barton Road), conforms to Zoning Code requirements for area and frontage. Referred to Law Department at meeting of February 13, 1996. Mr. Robinson, consultant, and Mr. Schlegelmilch, representing the church presented the plans. Mr. Robinson explained that when the first addition was constructed the additional lots that had been acquired had never been combined and with this proposal they would like to combine all the lots that are involved. They also would like to explore the possibility of rezoning the property so that it is all one zone. The rezoning issue had been referred to the Law L7epartment at the last meeting. Assistant Law Director Dubelko explained that the Law Director had advised that, since both schools and churches are permitted in both districts there was no reason to rezone the lots. However, he clarified, that the developer is free to request that the residential portions of the lots be rezoned if he so desires. This should be presented to a member of council. Mr. Robinson did not believe that this would be a problem with the church, they merely suggested it, since the city did not like split zoned properties. He explained the plat to the members. City Engineer Deic]imauu advised that the plat showed both the lot split aud the assembly so the commission could approve it with one motion. R. Koeth moved to approve the Christ The King Consolidation Plat. The proposal is to combine pennanent parcel nos. 234-12-1 through 5, and to lot.split 234-12-22 and 23. Location is the south side of Lorain Road between Barton and Charles Road, and Bartou Road south of Lorain Road, which is the site of the existing Clu-ist The Kiug Church and proposed addition. The combined parcel site is "split zoned" (Retail Business, General and A-Residence, Single) and the proposal with the exception of required frontage for lot split parcels 2