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? . PLANNING COMMISSION MARCH 11, 1996 PAGE 2 use. Assistant Law Director Dubelko advised that Planning Commission can require screening between two commercial properties. There is approximately 80' of 6' fence planned along Mrs. Dahn's side property line and since she is mainly interested in security, a 4' fence would be sufficient.!-. This can be resolved at the next meeting after the Architectural Board has made their recommendations. The developer agreed to move the trees planned for the east/west property line to the eastern property line and leave the fence that is currently on the east/west line which will screen Mr. Elliotts rear yard. B. Gorris moved to refer the.28900 Office Park proposal to the Architectural Board of Review for their input, and would also like their input as to the method of screening the eastern most border of the rear parking area which borders along Mrs. Dahn's property; to forward this pro- posal to the Safety Department for their review; to the Engineering Department for their review; at the same time I would like Mr. Spino and Mr. Dubelko to get together and let us._:know, for the future, if this is one building or three buildings, and also I would like Mr. Dubelko and Mr. Spino to take a look into the interpretation of gross footage-and any reductions there to because of storage; and to refer to the forester regarding the-trees, seconded by J. Wixted, and unanimously approved. 2) Olmsted Manor Nursing Home, 27500 Mill Road Proposal to construct additions to the front and rear of nursing home. (Variance granted February 5, 1986). Mr. Draeger, architect, and Ms. Lontor, owner, explained that no additional beds would be added; additions to the front and rear will be for physical and'occupational therapy areas, craft_-rooms,-and offices; basement under additions will be for increased kitchen and laundry facilites.. Front and rear set back variances have been granted. Front drive will rt.or,- end in a cul-de-sac .and rear drive will be for ambulance_-pick-up. Rear_paved area_will be_5_' to 7' off rear pro- perty line, and adjacent property is backland owned by the North Olmsted Baptist Church which faces Dover Center Rd. Mrs. Lontor ad- vised that twenty employees will be added and there will be no more than 25 employees on each shift. Sixty parking spaces are being pro- vided and.Mr. Spino advised that parking is based on number of bed and employees, and questioned if the Commission believed that parking is adequate. Tf parking conforms to code, the Commission has no problem with it, J. Wixted moved to refer the proposal to construct additions to the front and rear of the Olmsted Manor nursing home, 27500 Mill Rd., to the Architectural Board of Review for their input and review, and a3:so to the Engineering Department; and to the Safety Department to review the new traffic pattern that might be created by the cul-de-sac and the new addition, seconded by T. Morgan, and unanimously approved. 5) L. K. Heating and Cooling, Inc., 4891 Dover Center Rd.(Heard at this point) Proposal to construct attached 12 story garage to existing office. Mz. Krejci, owner, explained--that- the attached -112 story garage (pole barn construction) will be for storage of-materials and parking garage, existing detached garage will be removed.= -New paving is-planned the rear-and Mr. Krejci is aware that additional retention may be required.-