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PLANNING COMMISSION SEPTEMBER 10, 1985 PAGE 2 because of west bound traffic. Fire Department has no objection but questioned why the water line for the fire hydrant is coming off the Lorain Road main. It was noted that access must be provided for fire equipment. Commission has concerns regarding the traffic in the area. Assistant Law Director stated that Planning Commission could approve the Lorain Road access temporarily with condition that drive come off SR 252 when that road is completed. It was noted that there is no definite date when relocated 252 would be started. Mr. Bender, the architect for the developer, stated that the developer has complied with the requests of John Knox Church, and will comply with the re- quests of the Architectural Board regarding screening of dumpsters and installing underground electr.ical service. He noted that the developer has the right to develop his property and that the set backs do conform to the Zoning Code requirements for a corner lot and that since the Church is not on a corner property, it must observe the 50' set back. Commission would like to continue proposal until a traffic stud.y could be made. City Engineer Schaller:will get traffic count information from O.D.O.T. or.N.O.A.C.A. Even if the 60 day limitation on the review has expired, Mr. Dubelko stated that there should be no problem since there is no one present with the authority to agree to an extension; since Planning Commission was on vacation for August; and since the representative did not appear at the first Architectural Board meeting for which he was scheduled. Proposal can be continued until the next meeting when the developer can be present and, if pos- sible, the traffic study can be presented at that time. T. Morgan moved.to continue the Hennie Homes proposal to construct'a retail build- ing, west of 25200 Lorain Road, until the next meeting and during that period of time, I would like to ask Mr. Schaller to look into what data is available, and what additional studies could be and should be under- taken to abide by the request relative to the traffic flow and hazards that were addressed by Captain Krynak of the Safety Department; and at the next meeting, should there be additional information required, that sufficient time be alotted to conduct a survey of this kind, and we ask that the developer allows an extension of this proposal to be able to obtain that informatiori, seconded by E. Traczyk, and unanimously approved. 1) Hennie Homes, 28867 Lorain Rd. Proposal to construct office-shopping complex (Heard by the Architectural Board of Review on August 21, 1985) Plans reflect the changes requested by Planning Commission: parking has been moved 20° away from residential property line, 8' high Austrian pines will be planted along rear fence, lighting is shown on 12' poles, dumpster is shown on plans, driveways have been widened, and location of ditch is shown on plans. Fire Department stated that access to fire equipment must be provided around all buildings and an adequate water supply, as per City Ordinance, must be provided. Police Depart- ment has no problems with plans except that handicapped parking is not provided. 'Ihe Architectural Board had approved the plans as submitted. J. Brown moved to approve the Hennie Homes proposal to construct a office- shopping complex at 28867 Lorain Road, incorporating the requirements of the Fire Department as stated in the Safety Department report, sec- onded by E. Traczyk, and unanimously approved.