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PLANNING COMMISSION JULY 24, 1984 PAGE 2 also recommend that all new construction of gasoline storage have in- spection ports." Mr. Fillingim received a copy of report and expressed. no objection to the recommendations. J. Burns moved to approve the demolition and rebuilding of the Sohio Station at 23425 Lorain Road as approved by the Architectural Board of Review and incorporating the suggestion of the developer that one pole sign at the corner replace the two existing pole.signs, and also incorporating the recommendations of Captain Gettens, Fire Inspector, in his report of July 20th, seconded by J. Wixted, and unanimously approved. Landscape plan will be sub- mitted only to the Architectural Board and will not need to be reviewed by the Planning Commission. 3) North Olmsted Veterinary Hospital, 23537 Loiain Road. Exterior alteration to existing building. The Architectural Board had made no suggestions. Commission agreed that this is a vast improvement. Structural detail of mansard will be worked out in the building plans. J. Wixted moved to approve the ex- terior alteration to the North Olmsted Veterinary Hospital at 23537 Lorain Road as well as the new signs, seconded by J. Brown, and uani- mously approved. 4) Kacirek Funeral Home, 29060 Lorain Rd. Proposal to construct addition. Commission questioned why assembly plat of two parcels had not been sub- mi:tted. Mr,: K. Illes stated that they will be presenting it later. Mr. Illes requested that the Commission also approve an addition which is included on this plan and marked as a future 450 sq. ft. addition and is to be used as a casket display area. Commission has no problern with this addition. Chairman Morgan stated that the Assembly Plat will have. to be submitted to the Commission prior to any building permits being issued. The Architectural Board of Review had approved the plans as submitted. J. Brown moved to approve the Kacirek Funeral Home pro- posal to construct addition to their funeral home at 29060 Lorain Road including the 15' by 30' addition to the north of the building as shown on these plans, seconded by B. Gorris, and unanimously approved. 5) Dunkin Donuts, 26963 Lorain Rd. Exterior renovation to existing doughnut shop. The Architectural Board of Review had approved plans as submitted. Mr. Knight requested that the Commission also approve two additional 20' high light poles (one on Whitethorn side and one on the Lorain Road side). Light on Whitethorn Ave. frontage will be shielded so as not to shine onto adjacent residences. Building Commissioner Gundy has no problem with lights as.long as they do not shine onto adjacent neigh- bors. Site is well lighted from existing street lighting. This can be worked out with the Building Department. B. Gorris moved to accept IJunkin Donuts renovation to the existing shop at 26963 Lorain Rd. as approved by the Architectural Board of Review with the understanding that any electricity to the pole sign will be underground and also that the two suggested lights to illuminate the.lot be worked out with the Building Commissioner, seconded by J. Wixted, and unanimously ap- proved.