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r' • there is 50 decibel at the lot line; there shall be some sort of finished cover on the roof top units that is compatible with the building; and the awning light is to be restricted so the lighting is mounted directly perpendicular to the sign and boxed in so that the light does not shine through the awning. The motion was seconded by A. Manning and unanimously approved. Motion carried. Building Commissioner Conway asked that the chairmau mark up a copy indicating the approximate location of the dwnpster. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) Thomas Kelly.Assembly Plat ( 30514 Lorain Road ) The proposal is to combine permauent parcel numbers 233-08-10 and 233-08-019 into one (1) parcel which is the site of Paletta's Auto Trim. Location is the northwest corner of Lorain and Barton Roads, and Zoning is Retail Business, General, Entirely., Mr. Brenner, contractor, explained that they will be combining two separate lots in order to build the addition. There were no questions or comments on the proposaL R. Tallon moved to accept the Thomas Kelly Assembly Pla.t, 30514 Lorain Road, a proposal is to combine permanent parcel numbers 233-08-10 and 233-08-019 into one (1) parcel which is the site of Paletta's Auto Trim. Location is the northwest corner of Lorain and Barton Roads, and Zoning is Retail Business, General, Entirely. The motion was seconded by T. Brennan, and unanimously approved. 2) Vienna Woods Subdivision No. 4 The proposal is to subdivide sublot "A" of the Vienna Woods Lot Split into twelve (12) residential lots. Location is east offWoodside Drive and south of Gessner Road. Zoning is C-Residence, Single entirely, and all proposed sublots conform to zoning code requirements for area and frontage. Mr. Bartel, Vienna Construction Company, presented the plat and explained that this would be the last phase. The members studied the plat. Vienna Construction will be developing the property. A resident, Mr. Sara, questioned if the grade would match the grade of the existing houses in the area. He believed that this property is higher than the adjacent land. Mr. Tallon explained that they have to maintain all their own water on their own property, so no water will drain onto others' property. City Engineer Deiclunann explained that the city has more stringent requirements that were in place when the original development was constructed. This development cannot drain water onto another property, and that, along with the increased storm water retention requirement should not cause lum any drainage problems. It was clarified that the storm water retention would be underground, and a portion of it could be in the rear yard easement area. Mr. Bishilany, another resident; was told that this property drains into the sewers in their back _yards. He noted that the area is like a swamp land and there is stand.ing water there now. He yard will not dry out until this property dries out. He is not happy with this situation. Mr. Deichmaun explained that when they present the improvement plans they will have to address the drainage on all of the parcels that they want to develop and they have to take the water into their own sewer systems. Their retention must be capable of handling all of the water that falls on their site and any other water that might drain onto their site from other properties, they will not be able to drain on other properties. Mr. Bishilany wanted.to know if they would have to take the sewers out that drain onto his properiy. Mr. Deichmann stated that they would have to address this with the improvement plans. Mr. Tallon stated that they had to develop according to the codes of North Olmsted and he advised residents would be notified when the improvement plans are discussed. R. Tallon moved to accept the proposal of Vienna Woods Subdivision Number 4 to subdivide sublot "A" ofthe Vienna Woods Lot Split into twelve (12) residential lots. Location is east off Woodside 3