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'PLANNING COMMISSION. OCTOBER 14,1986 PAGE 3 5). United Dairy Farmers, corner of Lorain and Columbia Roads. ' Proposal to construct ice cream parlor, convenience store and gas station. (Continued from Planning Commission September 9, 1986)(Variance for b uilding and canopy granted by Board of Zoning Appeals October 1, 1986). Mr. Schill and Mr. Mongello, architect, presented revised plans e-plain- ing that a variance had been granted by the Board of Zoning Appeals for the building and the canopy as was required by the Law Department`s ruling that a 50 foot set back would be required on Columbia Road as well as Lorain Road; canopy is in the same location, but building has been moved back to the property line. They presented photographs of existing facilities with a similar design. The developers are not planning to landscape the area where the historical marker is placed but are planning to maintain the.existing lawn and shrubs. They would be willing to install any landscaping the Historical Society might request. Mrs. Brown stated that the marker might be more visible in just a grassed-in area. The developer met with a representative of Fairview Hospital, owner of the adjacent medical building, before the meeting and claimed they had no problem with the proposal (representa- tive was not present at this time). Mr. Bierman pointed out that none of the shrubs shown on Lorain Road were evergreens so there would be no green on Lorain Road in the winter, but that the landscaping on Columbia Road showed evergreens. Mr. Mongello stated that they would be willing to ehange that. Building Commissioner Spino advised that 17 parking spaces are required and 18 shown on the plan. Mr. Bierman questioned if he had taken into consideration the 5 tables shown on the plan (these would require only 10 parking spaces). R. Bierman moved to forward the United Dairy Farmer proposaT, at the comer of Lorain and Columbia Roads, to the Architectural Board of Review, the Safety Department, and to Engineering with the recommendations and consideration of more evergreens between the egress and ingress on Lorain Road, seconded by E. Traczyk, and unanimously approved. . IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) John T. and Katherine A. Reddy and Joanne M. Bugay Subdivision The proposal is to realign the.property lines of permanent parcels 231-2-52 and 231-2-53 by adding an area of approximately 37.50 by 85' to permanent parcel 231-2-53. Property is zoned "C" Residential and is located on the north side of Beech Lane. City Engineer Schaller explained that a portion of sublot 41 (an "L" shaped lot) will be split off and assembled to sublot 40 thus making 2 retangular lots. Both lots will conform to code. Proposal was ex- plained to neighbor R. Knauss who voiced no objection. E. Traczyk moved to approve the realignment of the property lines of the Reddy- Bugay Subdivision of permanent parcels 231-2-52 and 231-2-53, seconded by R. Bierman, and unanimously approved. 2) DiBenedetto Property Split (heard after item 3) 3) Bradley Oak Estates Subdivision (Preliminary Plan) The proposal is to create 21 sublots and install a new road (dakwood Circle) in permanent parcel 233-4-1 located on the west side of Bradley Road, north of Barton Road. The property is zoned "B" residential.