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,r . . ?. PLANNING COMMISSION MARCH 12, 1985 PAGE 3 Mr. Geary, Architect, and Mr. Solt, representing the church explained plans for the 2,700 square foot addition. It was noted that an exten- sion to their special permit was granted by the Board of Zoning Appeals on March fi, 1985 (this is required when a church is in a residential neighborhood). Adjacent neighbors were not notified for this meeting but will be notified when proposal returns to Planning Commission. Addition will include class rooms, library, offices, and lavatories. No mechanical equipment will be on the roof. J. Brown moved to refer the United Methodist Church proposal, for which they recived a special permit from the Board of Zoning Appeals to construct a 2,700 square foot addition to their existing church, to the Architectural Board of Review; and to the Safety Department for their input; and with the un- derstanding that the neighbors will be notified of the next meeting, seconded by T. Morgan, and unanimously approved. 5) Mr. Carburetor, 24002 Lorain Road Proposal to construct an addition (added to agenda). (Notification to neighbors will be sent for March 26, 1985 meeting). Building is located behind the Kadar Reality Building. Three bays are planned for the 1,200 square foot addition. Building Commissioner Gundy advised Mr. Cushenan, the owner, that portion of drive and park- ing area that is now gravel must be paved and that parking specifications are not defined on plans (23 spaces are required and there is ample room to conform). Mr. Cushenan agreed to pave gravel area and will sub- mit parking plan. Only new signage planned is directional sign. Mr. Gorris would like some improvement on the existing ground sign. Chair- man Burns advised that no notification is adjacent property owners had been made for this meeting but would be made when proposal returns to Planning Commission. B. Gorris moved to forward the Mr. Carburetor proposal to the Architectural Board of Review for their input, and also any input on signage; and to forward to the Engineering Department for study of topography, especially as it relates to paving; and that the parking layout be submitted to the Architectural Board of Review, seconded by E. Traczyk, and unanimously approved. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) North Olmsted Industrial Park - Preliminary Plan. Location is south off Lorain Road between the C.E.I. easement and I-480. Plan is to establish location of the proposed roadway within the In- dustrial Park. (Continued from meeting of February 26, 1985). City Engineer Schaller presented plan. Al1 adjacent neighbors have been notified. A. Kanareff, Engineer, advised that negotiations have been concluded with Nutron Nameplate Company and they have agreed to donate the necessary right of way for the parkway. Mr. Butchki, presi- dent of Nutron Nameplate, was present and verified this. Mr. Kanareff corrected statement that he made at last meeting: watermains will not be cleaned to the west city limits; they will be cleaned from Rocky river to Clague. However, a new distribution main will be built from the Crown Filtration plant through Westlake to North Olmsted and south