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9 ? e PLANNING COMMISSION MARCH 26, 19$5 , PAGE 'L for the addition to the Great Northern Movie Theatre./Listed below are five items that should be addressed;/1.New section of building to be protected by automatic sprinklers/L.Adequate means of egress to be provided per build- ing code./3.Interior finish and trim must meet building code requirements./ 4.Exit, Emergency,.and minimum lighting level must meet Electric Code Stand- ards./S.Fire Extinguishers must meet standard of NFPA #10". Regarding the first item, it was pointed out that sprinklers in new addition will be limi- ted to the areas required by the building code. Building Commissioner Gundy stated that items -i? through 4 of the report will be reviewed by the Build- ing Department and conformance to the Ohio Revised Code will be required; item number 5 will be referred to the Fire Department. Mr. Gorris lias con- cerns regarding paricing: his survey showed approximately 2,100., spaces in the front parking areas (did not include rear employee parking). Parking survey submitted by Great Northern showed 2,7511 spaces. Mr. Carlisle stated that by code they were required to have 2,087. spaces for the entire develop- ment; and that parking survey done on the day after Thanksgiving (busiest shopping day of the year), only 82% of parking spaces were utilized. Parking r,equirements for a free standing theatex of this size would be greater; however in a shopping center requirements would be less because of the vari- ous peak hours of the different type businesses. Building Commissioner Gundy advised that parking provided does meet code. Mr. Carslisle would like to present more information on parking studies to the Commission at a later date. Engineer Schaller will have Fire Department check the loca- tion of hydrants prior to issuing a permit. T. Morgan moved that the pro- posed construction of an addition to the rear of the Great Northern Theatre be approved by the Planning Commission with the recommendations of the Architectural Board of Review, particularly with the landscaping at the rear of the property; and also with the request that screening of the dumpster be provided; and that the recommendations of the Safety Department be re- viewed by the Building Department and made part of the construction, sec- onded by J. Brown, and unanimously approved. 2) North Olmsted United Methodist Church, 4600 Dover Center Rd. Proposal to construct an addition. Heard by the Architectural Board of Review March 20, 1985. Mr. Geary, Architect, Pastor Morrison and Mr. Solt of the Church presented plans. Notices to adjacent neighbors have been sent for this meeting. Architectural Board approved as presented. Fire Department report stated "Our Assistant Fire Chief R. Osterhouse has reviewed N.O. United Methodist Church and reports that the N.O.F.D. have no objections. He advises that since this building is a place of assembly, all code requirements with regard to exits, exit lighting, emergency lighting, interior finish, and fire protection equipment must be met." B. Gorris moved to approve the addition to the United Methodist Church, 4600 Dover Center Rd., as pre- sented, seconded by J. Burns, and unanimously approved. 3) Mr. Carburetor, 24002 Lorain Road Proposal to construct an addition Heard by the Architectural Board of Review March 20, 1985. Architectural Board had approved as presented. Revised site plan showing parking spaces has been reviewed and parking conforms. Parking area will be paved and the Engineering Department is reviewing for retention system