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? PLANNING COMMISSION JANUARY 14, 1986 PAGE 2 T. Morgan moved to approve the George's Kitcheri proposal to construct an addition in the front of the existing restaurant as shown on the site plans and as presented today with the recommendation that the curb cut as shown not be permitted and that the alternate plan as indicated by the architect would be utilized, and that the landscaping as proposed be included in the development and also, that the signs, both the building and the pole sign, be resubmitted to the Architectural Board of Review prior to approval, seconded by E. Traczyk, and unani- mously approved. Mr. Morgan reminded the architect that plan does show there is a discrepancy between the parking spaces shown and that which is claimed, being one space, and that the occupancy permit be issued for spaces that ultimately appear (must meet the code). 2) Zaestin Centre, 30276 Lorain Rd: Proposal to construct automobile repair facility - phase 1. Heard by the Architectural Board of Review December 18, 1985. Architectural Board of-=Review-minutes stated that Mr. Ebin of that Board_- had obj ected to- the- glass block- above the doors (Mrs.- Case had no obj ec- -- tion) ; and also- had questioned--if the Stri-face_ split concrete block was an approved material. Mr. Sager, the architect, suggested that if the doors.were a lighter color the pattern of the glass block would not stand out as much. Acting Building Commissioner Sanker advised that the.split face block has been approved and is being used at other locations. Mr. Sager presented a sample of the brick which will pro- vide a contrast to the split block and stated that he plans_to treat the block=with-a silicon material. - Fire.Depar.tment report-advised that ___ a fire hydrant will-be required. _Po9,:Cce had no objections, -however, they ques.tioned if the building had windows or- an entry point zn the rear. - There will-be-a man door in the rear and security lighting is planned. The Metropark property i:s to the rear-and a green-chain link fence with planti`ngs will be installed on the rear and sides of the property. Fence is shown on plans but plantings are not. Mr. Holmok, a resident, questioned how the City was going to keep this area from looking like a junk yard since there are other auto repair facilities on Lorain Road which are eyesores. Mr. Sanker asked Mr. Holmok to contact his office wi11 all complaints. Only the building sign was submitted at this time and it was approved by the Architectural Board. E. Traczyk moved to approve the Westin Center proposal to construct an automobile repair fac2lity - Phase 1, as approved by the Architectural Board of Review and with the materials so indicated by the architect this even- ing, including the glass block, seconded by J. Brown, and unanimously a,ppxoved, After a brief discussion, Mr. Morgan moved to amend the motion to read and including the green chain link fence and the land- scaping thereon, seconded by J. Burns, and unanimously approved. 3) Rini`s Supermarket, 23000 Lorain Rd. Proposal to add walk-in cooler at rear of building and review of plans to expand supermarket into adjacent drug store. Architect G. Draeger presented plans to add cooler in corner where the two buildi'ngs are j oined: -- The existing- adj acent--drug- storL- wi11 =- be taken aver by the supermarket. No new-mechanical=units--are planned.--