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± r PLANNING COMMISSION OCTOBER 22, 1985 PAGE 3 ? retail building and a future plan for a one story office building in the rear. Since the notice which was sent to adjacent property owners did not indicate that this was a two story building, Chairma.n Burns requested that corrected notices be sent when the proposal returns to the Cammission after its review by the Architectural Board. Mr. Hoty explained that in order to make this proposal financially feasible, he would have to increase the square footage and because of the grade a two story building will be more visible from Lorain Road. Parking conforms to code, 96 spaces are required and 114 spaces are being provided. No handicapped access is provided for the offices, and according to Mr. Draeger, they are not required by code. Two driveways had been approved for the previous proposal, however, the Commission would like this re- appraised. B. Gorris moved to refer the Hoty Enterprises proposal to construct a combined retail sales/office building at 24363 Lorain Road to the Architectural Board of Review for their input and to the Safety Department for their input, seconded by E. Traczyk, and unanimously approved. . 5) SuperAmerica-(Ashland Oil Co:),.24046-Lorain Rd.- . Proposal to add to existing-canopy, remodel building facia, and add _ third island at rear of station. Mr. Human from Ashland Oil presented plans for the alteration: third island will be added; paved area will be increased; the canopy will-be extended and new facia will be installed on the building and the canopy. Chairman Burns pointed out that no air dispenser is shown on plans but is required by code. =J. Brown moved=to refer the SuperAmerica-proposal=-=-- to add -to- the3r- existing canopy_ and remode-ling- the b.uilding faeia=- and -- - adding the thrid island at the rear-of the 'station--to the Architectural Board of Review and to the Safety Department, seconded by T. Morgan, and unanimously approved. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDTVISZONS: City Engineer Schaller advised, in reference to the Hennie Homes proposal, that the letter which was requested from the Ohio Department of Transporta- tion is in the mail and he will present it at the next meeting. V. COMMUNICATTONS: No items. VI. NEW BUSINESS: Mrs. Lord presented the Landmarks Commission study for the proposed designa- tion of the Butternut Ridge Road Historic District. Presentation to Planning Commission is'required by Ordinance. District wil:l encompass all of Butternut Ridge Road and will include the Porter Building at the intersection of Butternut Ridge, Porter Road and Lorain Road. There are ma.ny different per- iods represented on Butternut Ridge, the oldest documented as being built in 1835.- Tf.area is.designated as an historical_district there is the possiblit.y of receiving grants for restoration of individual homes.---A puhlic hearing will be held by Landmarks prior to-introducing the ordinance._ Mr. Morgan