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, , ',r , PLANNING COMMISSION FEBRUARY 22, 1982 PAGE 2 (2) Burger King Restaurant, 26270 Lorain Rd. Renovation to existing restaurant Mr. T. Quinn of Telt Construction explained the plans and displayed a color rendering. The Minutes of the Architec- tural Board of Review and a memo from Mr. Parry, questioning the number of parking spaces and recommending disapproval of the fence on the western most property line, was discussed. Building Commissioner Gundy stated that he had checked out the parking and believed that.the building could not accomo- date 80 people, neither did he believe that any parking had been lost due to the addition of the drive thru window as stated by Mr. Parry. Since the use of this property has not changed since the construction of the restaurant, the Com- mission cannot address the parking at this time. The Com- mission was in agreement with the Architectural Board that a fence along the side property line was not a desirable situation. However Building Commissioner Gundy stated that such a fence was permitted by the Ordinance. Alterna- tives were then discussed. Mr. Quinn stated that the owner would probably be willing to comply with any reasonable solution to the problem. T. Morgan moved that the Burger King Restaurant proposal be approved as recommended in the Architectural Board of Review Minutes of February 15, 1982, with the following comments: 1) that the Commission is aware that the proposed 30 parking spaces does not conform to the Ordinance, however the use of the building has not changed for a number of years and 2) the Commission is op- posed to a continuous chain link fence from the northwest corner of the property to Lorain Ro.ad as proposed and as an alternative suggest that a conti,nuous chain link fence be installed from the northwest corner of the property to the front of Milton's Restaurant (approximately 140') and then from that point to the planter on Lorain Rd. we recommend that: 1) a planter be used as a barricade between the two properties, or 2) brick posts be installed at a minimum of 10 foot centers with a 4' high chain link fence between, and that the contractor make this presentation to the Build- ing, Zoning, and Development Committee on the suggested al- ternatives, seconded by J. Burns, and unanimously approved. (3) Spudnuts, Inc. 26963 Lorain Rd. (formerly M& K Bakery) Addition and renovation of existing building for doughnut shop. Mr. Gundy advised that after the he determined that the proposal to the Board of Zoning Appeals f to a non-conforming building. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: plans had been submitted would have to be presented or a Special Permit to add No Items