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0 PLANNING COMMISSION MAY 25, 1982 PAGE 2 are part of the signage, also that the sign for J J Auto Repair should not contain the large telephone number, but rather the street address, seconded by R. Perla, and unani- mously approved. (2) B. S. Shosenburg, 25559 Lorain Rd. Proposal to convert existing abandoned gas station (Hudson) to doughnut shop. Miss B. S. Shosenburg and Mr., D. Price explained that there would be no major changes to the exterior of the building which is,glazed tile and no major structural changes other than cutting a doorway through a block wall. The doughnut shop will be called Grandma's Rolling Pin, and .there will be 6 or 7 seats for inside service. Landscaping is planned and the driveway and parking area will be black topped. The gas tanks have been removed. The proposal was explained to Mr. Pfaff, the property owner to the rear and Dr. Jung, who owns property across the street. Mr. Pfaff stated that he had no problems with the gas station and is anxious to see the.property cleaned up. Building Commissioner Gundy advised Dr."Jung that the parking is adequate. Mr. Pfaff eomp.iaiaed that there were problems with people congregating behind the buildings to the east of this and also using that shopping center as a short cut to Great Northern Blvd. R. Perla . moved to refer the Grandma's Rolling Pin Doughnut Shop to the Architectural Board of Review, with the recomnendation that the Safety Department be made aware of the proposal, seconded by J. Roberts, and unanimously approved. (3) J. Friedrich Construction Co., Mastick Rd. (south side of Brookpark Rd. abutting Fairview Park city line). Proposal to construct apartments. Heard by the Architectural Board of Review May 17, 1982. Mr. Friedrich explained..that this is basically the same plan as previously presented and that placing the garages along Brookpark Road as suggested by.the Architectural Board was not-feasible. Many of the existing trees will remain as a buffer between the adjacent. properties and along the Brookpark right-of-way. Mr..Freidrich has not yet contacted the owners of the condominiums about constructing a fence at each end of the two garages which will be back-to-back and could present security problems, but he intends to do so. The Commission agreed that placing the dumpsters at the southern end of the garages would be the most convenient location and the least likely to disturb the residents. The Fire Department had no objections to the access to'the buildings. J. Brown moved to approve the J. Freidrich Construction Co. Apartment Complex proposal on Mastick Rd. with the recommendation that the dumpster be located at the south end of the garage unit and