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Y • r PLANNING COMMISSION JUNE 10, 1982 PAGE 2 will be employed and facilities can be expanded to have 19 employees eventually. Parking is in excess of code re- quirements. The architects advised Assistant Engineer D. McDermott that an easement had been obtained to tie into the existing storm sewers. Building Commissioner Gundy stated that since this is a laboratory to serve dentists and no dental offices are included, he is having problems de- termining if this is a permitted use in the General Retail District. He stated that that this could hardly be consid- ered an industrial use; however, there is no direct service to the public. Since many dentists now make dental pros- theses for their patients in their offices, Mr. Burns be- lieves this could be considered a permitted use. It was de- cided that the Legal Department could research this before the proposal returns to Planning Commission on June 22nd. Assistant Law Director J. Dubelko would like a synopsis of the business to be performed there to help them with their review. T. Morgan moved to refer.the Csapo Dental Labor- atory plans to the Architectural Board of Review for their review and ask the Law Department for a ruling.as to whether the dental lab falls into the permitted use of the General Retail District and the Building Department should re-review the plans under the permitted use as established by the Law Department, seconded by B. Gorris, and uanaimously approved. (1) Rad Air (J. Bird), 24260 Lorain Rd: Exterior alteration (In committee from May 25, 1982) Heard at this time This proposal was rejected by the Architectural Board of Re- view and continued from Planning Commission on May 25, 1982. Mr. Kresgee of Rad Air and Mr. Gieser of Future Stone ex- plained in answer to the Review Board's objections that the future stone is a solid masonary material and when it is ap- plied with mortar it becomes a part of the structure and will make that structure even stronger. -The cracks at the top of the building will be tuck pointed prior to applying the mansard. The mansard will be lowered 1' below the roof line but will still be 2` in width. The stone will be blended browns and the mansard will also be brown. The electric ser- vice will be changed to a transformer on a pole behind the building and will serve both Rad Air and the Ground Round. The side of the building wi11 remain white. The Commission agreed it was not necessary to return this proposal to the Architectural Board because: (1) the sign being encompassed by the mansard is not a problem, (2) the explanation of how the building will be repaired and the stone wilt be applied was s?ilisfricc-ory (3) Clw elccl-ric servire wil.l hr. c•lirinf;ed, and (4) the mailsard has been luwerec(. T. Morgan moved to approve and refer to the BZD Committee of Council the Rad