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. ^ .+ PLANNING COMMISSION JUNE 22, 1982 PAGE 3 tlie Architectural Board of Review Minutes. Mr. Ed Burns of Corna and Associates advised the Commission that the shake roof which was recommended by the Architectural Board would be more costly than the gray asphalt roof that had been planned originally. The Commission questioned why the roof has to match that of the adjacent building. Mr. Burns ex- plained the descrepency in the plans for the sky lights. Tao parking spaces at the southwest section of the parking area will be eliminated. Assistant City Engineer D. McDermott needs more information on the sewer easement from their engin- eer. This wi11 be provided. Air conditioning units will be screened. R. Perla moved to approve the Csapo Dental Lab with the provision that the two parking spaces on the south- west corner of the property be eliminated and also, let the motion reflect that we do not require that cedar shingles be used on the roof, and.also the Commission is satisfied with the placement of the skylights as described by the ar- chitect.during the review of the south elevation, seconded by J. Roberts, and unanimously approved. (5) Burger King, 26270 Lorain Rd. (Added.to Agenda) Proposal to construct fence. " . Originally approved by Planning Commission February 22, 1982 Building Commissioner Gundy explained that the original plans for the addition approved by Planning Commission on February 22nd included a fence on the western property line. The Commission had approved the addition with the recommendation that: (2) the Commission is opposed to a continuous chain link fence from the northwest corner of the property to Lorain Rd. as proposed and as an alternative suggest that a contin- uous chain link fence be installed from the northwest corner of the property to the front of Milton's Restaurant (approx- imately 140° and then from that point to the planter on Lorain Rd.. we recommend that: 1) a planter be used as a barricade between and 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 Building, Zoning and Development Committee on the suggested alternatives,..." The developer subsequently dropped the proposal for any fence, and has now submitted an application for a continuous 4' high chain link fence from the northwest corner of the property to the front of Milton's Restaurant and then from that point to the sidewalk there will be 4'6" brick piers 10' on center with 4' high chain link sections between. This proposal basically conforms to the Planning Commission recommendation, however the Commission still requests that this fence should stop at the planting area and not be continued to the Lorain Rd. sidewalk. Councilman Woerpel stated that the BZD Committee was not in favor of any fence in the front set back area, however, there is nothing in the Ordinances to prohibit one.