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?', • ? ._ . PLANNING COMMISSION DECEMBER 8, 1981 PAGE 3 parcels 1& 2, the Mathias property, as noted on the plat also be provided; and with the notation that the Planning Commission recognizes the fact that the cul-de-sac exceeds the maximum length dictated by the Platting Ordinances of the City of North Olmsted, seconded by T. Morgan. Roll call on motion: Prokasy, Morgan, Burns, Roberts, Brown, and Gorris, Aye. Perla abstained. (2) Christ The King Community Rezoning Request, located on the west side of Barton Road between I-480 and the North Olmsted south corporate line and includes extension to Cook Rd. In Committee. J. Burns moved to take the Christ The King proposal out of com- mittee, seconded by T. Morgan, and unanimously approved. The Commission studied Ord. 81-132 (under COMMUNICATIONS on Agenda) which amends Chapter 1202 of the Zoning Code entitled "Area Uses and Standards in Mixed Use Districts". This will amend Chapter 1202 to include a Mixed Use District B which shall have a minimum of 35 acres and expands on the uses to include re- ligious and educational centers and single family or two family residential housing and sets standards for the above uses. Single family will be limited to 2 stories. The Commission questioned if this Ordinance would permit the Skilled Care Fa- cility (or possibly a dormitory) which would be more than 2 stories. It was decided that such facilities could be ap- proved by Planning Commission. J. Prokasy moved that Planning Commission recommend approval of Ord. 81-132, seconded by T. Morgan, and unanimously approved. The Commission then studied Ord. 81-133. An Ordinance providing for the amendment of the Zone Map of the City of North Olmsted, which Zone map is part of the Zoning Code of the City of North Olmsted, by changing the premises, hereinafter described, with respect to Parcel No. 1 from Single Family Residence District to Mixed Use District B; with respect to Parcel No. 2, from Multiple Residence District to Mixed Use District B; and with respect to Parcel No. 3, from Limited Industry District to Mixed Use District B. Since 11 acres of the land is in Olmsted Township, Chairman Gorris asked Mr. Stackhouse, one of their trustees who was present; for 4is cgmi?ents on the project. Mr. Stackhouse explained that they were just beginning to consider the matter; that they had seen the slide presentation; and that the proposal will be before their Zoning Commission at a later date. He pointed out that most of the land in Olmsted Township will be used for the parking lot and the main concern of the Township was that their present problems with the lowering of the water table would be increased. Continuing the discussion the Commission agreed that since 1480 has cut off this segment of land, it will be difficult to develop especially since it encompasses three differently zoned sections; the only access to the Limited Industrial area would be through the residential section in either North Olmsted or possibly Olmsted Township.