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? P 1 1 ? PLANNING COMMISSION JUNE 23, 1981 PAGE 2 situation of multi-family emptying onto a single family residence street; that it be referred to the Safety Depart- ment, both Police and Fire, for traffic accesses, fire safety; that it be referred to City Engineer R. Zurawski specifically for review of the traffic pattern in the general area, including the subdivision in and out of the property; that we encourage Mr. Puzzietiello to work with the Park West Homeowner Group and at the same time in conjunction with Mr. Zurawski and Mr. Puzzietiello and the home owners group there be some investigation of a possible access to Great Northern Blvd. in addition to the one on Westview Dr., seconded by T. Morgan. Ro11-.-Call on Motion: Prokasy, Morgan, Bugala, Roberts, Brown, and Gorris, Aye. Mr. Perla abstained. Mr. Gundy advised that there is a Law Director's Opinion on the access to Multiple Family through Single Residential #74-16. (3) National City Bank, located on the Rini Supermarket property at 23100 Lorain Rd. Proposal to construct free standing bank building with auto- teller bn the southwest corner of the parking lot. (Tabled at the meeting of June 9, 1981 in order to receive a report from the Safety and Engineering Departments). Nelson Hart and Robert Brice explained the plans. Chairman Gorris read the reports from the Safety Department. The Police could find no traffic problems. The Fire Department stated that there appears to be sufficient provisions for ready access to all areas for Fire Dept. apparatus. The only potential problem observed exists on the east side of the new drug store at the southeast corner of the building concerning the fire hydrant and the indicated parking in the immediate area. D. McDermott, Assistant City Engineer explained that an additional 10 feet on the east side of W. 231st St had been dedicated to the City for right-of-way and was not indicated on these plans. He also stated that the City Engineer has suggested that the developer could supply overlay plans showing the existing buildings, the present and proposed parking and the proposed bank. He also advised that the actual parking spaces on the east property line are shown on the plan as diagonal but at present they are perpendicular, the fire hydrant is not protected satisfactorily, and the storm sewer will have to drain into the retention basin and not into the storm sewers on W. 231 St. The Coimnission also questioned if the east drive could accommodate safety vehicles with the diagonal parking as shown. The Commission decided to retain the pro- posal in committee until revised plans could be furnished by the developer showing the existing buildings, parking to scale with an overlav of the proposed bank building and in- R? a