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FLANNING COMMISSION MARCH 25, 1986 PAGE 2 cordance with the code; 2) that the gravel road leading to the proposed warehouse be-paved in accordancd with.the code; 3) that the property meet the retention requirements proposed by the Engineering Department; 4) that the project be reviewed by the Fire Department prior to the permit being issued relative to combustible materials that will be stored to see if there is, in fact, any undue safety hazard posed by the materials to be stored in the building; and 5) the proposal also be referred to the Safety Department, seconded by T. Morgan, and unanimously approved. 2) Expresso, west of Rad-Air (24260 Lorain Rd) Proposal to build kiosk for drive-thru doughnut and coffee shop. (Heard by Architectural Board of Review March 19, 1986). No representative present, proposal delayed until later in meeting. 3) Retail Building, 23900 Lorain Rd. Proposal to construct retail building (second phase of Adon Equipment Co. proposal) (Heard by the Architectural Board of Review March 19, 1986). The Architectural Board of Review had approved as presented, The Safety Department had no objection to proposal. The Commission had no problem with the overhead wiring as discussed with the Architectural Board of Review. J. Brown moved to approve proposal which is the second phase of the Adon Equipment Co., that property located at'23900 Lorain Rd., as pre- sented, seconded by J. Brown, and unanimously approved. 4) The Doll House, 30036 Lorain Rd. Proposal to use existing house for retail building and review of site plan, (Heard by the Architectural Board of Review on March 19, 1986.) Commission studied forester's report which will be included in permanent file. In answer to the Safety Department's concerns, Mr. Urry, the owner, advised that 4 parking spaces will be marked and that hedges and land- scaping will not obstruct visibility. B. Gorris moved to approve the Doll House, 30036 Lorain Rd., as submitted with the understanding that the recommendations of the new tree planting by the forester and the recommendations of the Safety Department will be incorporated in the plans, seconded by B. Gorris, and unanimously approved. 5) Olmsted Manor Nursing Home, 27500 Mill Rd. Proposal to construct additions to front and rear of nursing home. (Heard by Architectural Board of Review on March 19, 1986). Safety Department report stated no objection to new traffic pattern, they did note, however, that no handicapped spaces are shown. Mr. Draeger, the architect, advised that some parking is designated as handicapped. Mrs. Lonter, the owner, advised the Building Commissioner that there would be 21 employees on each of three shifts. In reference to the Ar- chitectural Board's request that sight line drawings of inechanical - units and color of canopy be resubmitted to them, Mr. Morgan questioned what procedures would be if the proposal had previously been approved by the Planning Commission and the Council; and then these items were subsequently disapproved by the Architectural Board. He believes that this.-requested-information should be presented at-the next-Planning _: