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PLANNING COMMISSION SEPTEMBER 14, 1982 PAGE 4 safety of the two adjacent drives. It was suggested'.that the driveways be striped, that the western most exit from Arby's be right turn only onto Lorain Rd., that the guard rail start at the front of Arbys and extend back to the exit drive, and that the two adjoining drives be one continuous curb cut. B. Gorris moved to accept the proposed Arby's drive-thru window incorporating all of the suggestions of the Architectural Board of Review of May 17, 1982 with the stipulations that the existing single curb cut be re- tained; and that striping indicate the flow of traff ic at least to the southern most.portion of the Arby's building, at which point the guard rail could then commence and ext•end north to the rear,and where it terminates there will be per- pendicular arrows or other striping indicating that the exit from Miltons is to the rear of Arby's onto Silverdale Dr.; and that the present western most driveway currently ser- ving Arby's be made a right turn only onto Lorain; and that a revised site plan incorporating these suggestions should be prepared for presentation to the BZD, seconded by T. Morgan, and unanimously approved. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: (1) Great Northern Shopping Center Subdivision, located on the south side of Brookpark Rd., near the Lorain Rd. intersection (, abuts Putt-Putt Golf Course on the east). Tao sublots being taken out of i'arcel 235-27-1, one of which is the site of the proposed and approved (Planning Commission 5/8/82) Pick-N-Pay Food Palace. Assistant City Engineer McDermott and.Gil Richland representing Great Northern explained the-subdivision of the two properties separating them from the existing Great Northern property. Sublot 1 will be for Pick-N-Pay and sublot 2 will be used for future development. J. Burns moved to approve the Great Northern Shopping Center Subdivision, seconded by R. Perla, and unanimously approved. V. COMMUNICATIONS: Mr. Gorris announced the meeting of the second annual Zoning Institute in San Fransisco October 24 through 26th. VI. NEW BUSINESS: Ordinance 82-103 and Ordinance 82-104. These ordinances are re- zoning from Single Family Residential and from Multiple Residence to Limited Industrial Area. Councilman Woerpel explained that there would be a second reading and a public hearing on these,._- ordinances on October 4th, and that Planning Commission had rec- ommended approval of similar ordinances previously but that these