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PLANNING COMMISSION SEPTEMBER 10, 1985 PAGE 5 6) Jamestown Village Apartments, located at approximately 4775 Columbia Rd. proposal to construct Phase VI, consisting of four (4)"buildings, con- taining a total of thirty-six units. ' Mr. R. Margolius presented plans to construct four buildings on site where homes are presently located. Assistant Law Director Dubelko advised that property was rezoned by Council and was subsequently sub- mitted by the developer to the Court of Common Pleas,which ruled_ that rezoning proposal would not have to be submitted to-the electorate. Proposal consists of 36 units (three two story building and one, one and a half story building). Building will match the existing ones. Four parcels will have to be assembled. Miss Slys, a neighbor, viewed the plans and had no objection to proposal. Mr. Morgan is concerned with the increased traffic in this a"rea. He requested that the devel- oper use the existing drive shown on the plans for these units. Mr. Margolius explained that this driveway is the property of the adjacent condominiums and does not belong to the apartments. E. Traczyk moved to forward.the Jamestown Village Apartment plans:zo the Architecturai,..- Board of Review for their input and to the Safety Department also for their input, seconded -by T. Morgan; and unaniaously approved: -7) Adon Equipment Co., 23904 Lorain Rd. Proposal_to construct buil-ding (existing building.to be demolished). Plans were.presented by Mr. Schmidt, the owner, and Mr. H. Howe, the Architect, for the 8,000 sq. ft. building. The existing building and a concrete block storage building will be demolished at this time, and in the future another building on the property will be torn down for a proposed second building. The entire front of the prop.erty is now an apron area; two' small land3ic4ped areas are planned to define a driveway on this portion._of the property. It was suggested that when the second building is planned more landscpaing be included. A letter was read by Mr. Burns from the owners of the Chrystal Pocket, the adjacent business, stating that they are in favor of the proposal,. J. Brown moved to for- ward the proposal to construct a building by the Adon Equipment Co at 23904 Lorain Road to the Architectural Board of Review for their recom- mendations, and to the Safety and Engineering Departments for their review, seconded by J. Burns, and unanimously approved. 8) Marathon Petroleum Co., Lorain and Butternut Ridge Rd. Proposal to construct canopy and make exterior alterations to existing building. (Variance for canopy granted September 4, 1985). Mr. Beardsley of Marathon Petroleum explained that two existing dispens- irig islands would be removed and all islands wi11 be located under proposed canopy. Exterior of building will be renovated. Building - Commissioner Gundy expalined how he had figured variances for canopy which were granted by the Board of Zoning Appeals. Exi"sting Landscap- ing will remain. T. Morgan moved that proposal to construct a canopy and make exterior alterations to existing building for Marathon Petroleum Company be referred-to the Architectural Board of Review, seconded by J. Brown, and unanimously approved.