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. ?i- 4, •- PLANNING COMMISSION JLTLY 23, 1985 PAGE 2 proposal to construct a gas station, food mart, and car wash at the south east corner of Great Northern Blvd and Lorain Road subject to the items contained in the Architectural Board of Review Minutes, and also with the approved landscaping as presented by the Shell representatives tonight and also with the suggestion that the stop bar on Great Northern Blvd. be located south of the northern most driveway to help alleviate the con- cerns expressed by the Safety Department in their memo relative to the traffic problems in that area, and also including the signage, seconded by J. Brown, and unanimously approved. 2) St. Brendans Church, Kenny and Brendan Lanes Proposal to construct church Heard by the Architectural Board of Review July 17, 1985. The Architectural Board had approved as presented. In referance to the comment made in the Architectural Board's minutes regarding parking lot being no further away from the building than 400 feet, Building Commis- sioner Gundy explained that this restriction applied to service businesses and in the Limited Industrial area or to off property parking. Commission had no problem with the proposal. J. Wixted moved to approve the proposal to construct St. Brendans Church at Kenny and Brendan Lane as submitted, seconded by B. Gorris, and unanimously approved. 3) Christ The King Community, located on the west side of Barton Road between I-480 and the North Olmsted corporate line. Detailed development plans for residential units for first phase of com- munity. Heard by the Architectural Board of Review July 17, 1985. Mr. J. Young and Mr. Hass represented Christ The King. The Architectural Board had approved plans as submitted. Engineer Schaller explained that the Cleveland Water Department will be diverting some water to the south- west suburbs to alleviate the present problems, and that a meeting will be set up to discuss water pressure problems for both Christ The King and the proposed Industrial Park. Mr. Schaller will keep the Planning Commis- sion appraised of progress. If there is not sufficient pressure, as deter- mined by the Fire Department, building permits will not be issued. J.' Wixted moved to approve the detailed development plans for residential units for the first phase of Christ The King Community located on the west side of Barton Road between I-480.and the North Olmsted corporate line as submitted, seconded by T. Morgan, and unanimously approved. 4) Marianne Bridal Shop, 29895 Lorain Rd. Proposal to construct retail shopping center. Miss Walsh, the owner, presented the revised site plan showing one access drive onto Lorain Road as stipulated by Planning Commission. All parking spaces are wider than required and number of spaces and all signs conform to code. Dumpster has been relocated. Neither Police or Fire Department had any object3on to plans. The Architectural Board had approved as sub- mitted.'.T. Morgan moved to approve the proposal to construct a strip shopping center by Marianne`s Bridal Shop at 29895 Lorain Road also in- cluding the recommendations of the Architectural Board of Review and in- cluding the signage, seconded by J. Brown, and unanimously approved. ? .?. i I