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Chairman Tallon moved to accept the proposal of Great Northern Dodge under the followin;- conditions: the drainage drawings will be acceptable by the engineering department; with the inclusiol of the foresters recommendations, and including all comments of arclutechual review board and the plauuing commission. The motion was seconded by T. Brennan and unauiuiously approved. 2) Harsax Management Co, properiy located on the south side of Lorain Road, east of North Olmsted Industrial Parkway, perma.uent parcel nu.mber 234-09-003. Proposal to construct two office warehouse buildings in two phases. No representative was present, therefore this proposal was continued until the next meeting. Mrs. Fromeyer, a resident, was concerned about the hours of operation. Building Commissioner Conway explained that these are multiple tenant buildings and, ,because the tenants will not be determined until a later date, the hours of operation cannot be determined at this time. Mrs. Fromeyer questioned the requirements for a light industrial zoning. Mr. Conway explained that they have standard setbacks within the zone, and he believes the side yard setback is required to be at least 10 feet. " R. Tallon moved to table the proposal of Harsax management proposal until next meeting. The motion was seconded by A. Mauuiug aud unanimously approved. N. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) Zehmau-Wolf and Sherman Re-Subd.ivision. The proposal by Sunrise Development Company is to subdivide peiYnanent parcel no. 234-09-03, located on the east side of North Olmsted Industrial Parkway at Lorain Road, into two (2) sublots. Zoning is Limited Industry-Industrial Park entirely and both proposed sublots (nos. 13 and 14) conform to zoning code requirements for area and frontage. Assistant City Engineer McDermott explained that this subdivision is related to the proposal by Harsax Management listed above. Mr. Wagner, developer, explained the proposal to re-subdivide this property. Mr. Brennan thought, by surrounding the Fromeyer property, they are creating a maintenance problem. Mr. Wagner stated the laud to the west, abutting the Fromeyer property, can be properly maintained as a right away strip and can be enhauced. Mr. Wagner explained he does uot believe Harsax Management plans on purchasing the Fromeyer property. Mr. Brennan felt that this creates an irregular looking piece of property. Mr. Wagner clarified that the lots were created that way. In response to Mr. Manning's question, the Fromeyers explained that their house is approximately 40 feet from Lorain Rd. The members discussed the proposal among themselves. Chairman Tallon moved to approve the proposal to subdivide. permanent parcel number 234-09-03, located on the east side of North Olmsted Industrial Parkway at Lorain Road, into two (2) sublots. Zoning is Limited Industry-Industrial Park entirely and both proposed sublots (nos. 13 and 14) conform to zoning code requirements far area and frontage. The motion was seconded by K O'Rourke and u.nanimously approved. The Commission felt that each building should be a separate proposal (phase 1 and phase 2). Mr. Fromeyer explained there is a storm drain iluining from the property in question into his and he would prefer that they do not change that drain. Assistant City Engineer McDermott explained that it is a requirement that any lines intercepted have to be connected in. He clarified tha there might be a question of legality of easement, however, he cannot address it at this time. 2