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s ' ..4? • PLANNING COMMISSION MARCH 27, 1984 PAGE 2 land which it does not own. It has also indicated physical changes to the existing parking lot (restriping, relocation of light poles and fire hydrants) to which Gold Circle has not agreed. Furthermore, its plan contemplates a parking arrange- ment which will severely impede, if not prevent, the ingress and egress of tractor trailers to the Gold Circle loading dock and which will probably not be permitted by the local utility company because of planned parking immediately adjacent to the large electrical transformer next to the Gold Circle loading dock. This letter will confirm that because of the many unresolved questions and complications concerning this expansion, which we discussed with you, this expansion request will not be enter- tained by the North Olmsted Planning Commission as scheduled on Tuesday, March 27. It is our understanding that you will remove this item from the agenda, and that it will be scheduled again, once we have had an opportunity to resolve all of the outstanding issues with Ray Fogg Building Methods, Inc. and the school. Once again, I want to make it clear that it is not the inten- tion of Gold Circle to prevent.the expansion. We do not have any problem in principle with what the school is trying to ac- complish. We do, however, take exception to the owner of the property filing an expansion plan which was, apparently, on its way to approval by the City, which incorporated property it does not own. The plan which has been submitted cannot pos- sibly work unless the land exchange which we have proposed is put into effect, or some other type of agreement is reached. Once again, we appreciate your time and your co-operation in taking this item off the agenda. I trust that it will not be brought before you again until all of the many issues which must be resolved with Gold Circle are taken care of beforehand. Sincerely yours, Gary L. Farmer, Realty Manager." Safety Department report requested by the Commission reads as follows: After an on site inspection and talking to Mr. Richard H. Anderson, School Manager of Bryant & Stratton, the following change will be required by the North Olmsted Fire Department. Moving of the fire hydrant, this is in the parking lot at the southwest corner of the school, in a westerly direction so that it will not be in the proposed driveway. Note: The existing parking as shown on the proposed plan is actually 20 feet west of its present location which would place the fire hydrant in the proposed driveway. (see attached) Respectfully submitted: Richard P. Limpert, Assistant Fire Chief"