09/14/1982 Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

PLANNING COMMISSION SEPTEMBER 14, 1982 PAGE 2 (3) Wendy's Restaurant, 26650 Lorain Rd. , Proposal to install walk-in freezer at rear of build'ing Mr. T. Wilks from Wendy's explained that this.is a 14' x 8' x 8' brown free standing bun freezer and will take up one parking space. These are usually wired from underground. Mr. Gundy explained that parking will still conform. J. Brown moved to approve the walk in freezer with the con- dition that all electrical service be underground, seconded by J. Burns, and unanimously approved. (4) Tupperware Center (Geo. Draeger), located west of 31376 Lorain Rd. Proposal to construct Tupperware Center. Architect G. Draeger and Bob Hilsmeier representing Arrow Party Sales introduced the plans for a, 9600.sg. ft: ware= ' house and office building in the Limited Industrial Area. There will be no retail sales at this location. Building Commissioner Gundy stated that 66 parking spaces are required and 137 will be provided; the additional parking is necessary to accomodate parking for sales meetings. The building will be metal with the f rontand part of the west elevation in a brick colonial style. As many of the existing trees as pos- sible will be saved. Assistant City Engineer D. McDermott advised that there are two parcels involved and they would have to be assembled. The plans were explained to the adja- cent neighbors. They were assured that deliveries would be made only between 8:00 a.m. and.4:30 p.m. during the week. Mr. Draeger advised that the lighting had been designed so as not to spill over on the adjacent property. These property owners_requested some type of screening-on the east property line. R. Perla moved to refer the Tupperware Center proposal to the Architectural Board of Review with the notation that the Review Board address the question of retaining as many of the existing trees as possible and the question of screen- _ ing this building f rom the property to the east, and that a review of the plan be made by the Engineering Department, seconded by J. Burns, and unanimously approved. (5) Kovacy Brothers Auto Parts, 25044 Lorain Rd. Store front alteration H. Sysack explained that charcoal gray rough sawn cedar will be applied to the front of the building and a cape cod gray panel will be installed across the front with red letters for the sign. The east elevation will be painted to match and will also have a sign in red, and the top brick of the west elevation will be painted and the lower portion will be rough sawn cedar and will cover two existing garage doors (one door will remain). Parking conforms to code. J. Roberts moved to refer the Kovatchy BrotYiers'-- proposal. -to the Architectural: Board of Review;' seconded by T. Morgan;:'and una.nimously approved.