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r :? . PLANNING COMMISSION JUNE 25, 1985 PAGE 3 Dubelko stated that it may not be possible for the Planning Commission. to set a date for a review, since the Board of Zoning Appeals did not make that a condition in their motion. Mr. Carlisle said that if there are any problems with the parking they would rectify it and this area can be used as a test and they would be willing to submit an informal review of their findings. Mr. Dubelko clarified that this variance would not apply to the second phase of this proposal. J. Wixted moved to approve the Biskind Development proposal for parcel "C", the building of an office building and a hotel as presented, with the understanding that the Building Department, as well as the developer,will undertake separate analysis of the detailed parking plans within one year of the completion of the building, to be presented before this Commission and at such time we can review the-so called test to get some feel as to whether or not the test would work as originally proposed, seconded by E. Traczyk, and unanimously approved. 3) St. Brendans Church, Kenney Lane and Brendan Lane Proposal to construct church (Special permit granted by Board of Zoning Appeals June 12, 1985). Mr. Del Guidice, Architect, and Mre Fanta presented plans for church. Special permit was granted by the Board of Zoning Appeals on June 24, 1985 to locate a church in a residential area. Building will be a brick one story structure with low profile lighting. Taenty-four new parking spaces will be added; parking conforms;-:to code. Church services 1,600 families and since parish area is fully developed they do not expect a large increase in the membership. T. Morgan moved to serd the proposal to construct the St. Brendans Church to the Archi- tectural Board of Reveiw, also to the Safety Department for their input as to traffic and fire protection and any additional comments that they might make, and also to the Engineering Department for review of re- tention and any other things that are required, seconded by E. Traczyk, and unanimously approved. 4) Christ The King Community, located on the west side of Barton Road be- tween I-480 and the North Olmsted south corporate line. Detailed development plans for residential units for first phase,,of community. (Concept plans approved previously). Mr. Young, representing Christ The King explained that the f irst phase containing 48 units will be built and sold to persons who are 60 years or older, land will be held by the community, (similar to condominium ownership). Units being presented will have two bedrooms, however they will return with a revised plan which will include some 3 bedroom units, but are requesting approval of this plan in order to build the 2 bedroom models. Four group homes for the mentally retarded will be constructed in this phase, two at first and the other two at a later date. Interim care facilities and skilled nursing care homes will be constructed in future phases. Mrs. Hanobik, an adjacent neighbor, has concerns regard the traffic and, more importantly, the lack of water pressure in the area. City Engineer Schaller advised that the Bradley Road water main is being cleaned and also a new water main installation.