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s- PLANNING COMNBSSION APRIL 8, 1980 PAGE 2 Paradise Pontiac, 25870 Lorain Rd. No representative was present and Building Commissioner Gundy did not have sufficient plans to present the proposal. The adjacent property owners will be notified again when the proposal is again s che dule d. North Olmste.d City Schools Service Center, 27463 Butternut Ridge Rd. Mr. Storch, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, explained that the School Board had 2 alternate proposals for approval, one for a 50' by 100' brick extension to the existing maintenance building and another for a separate metal building to be placed south of the existing b uilding on the Junior High School property. It was the feeling of the Commission that they could not approve both plans, and that they could not send both proposals to the Architectural Board of Review. The School Board will decide which building will be constructed af ter bids have been taken for b oth s tructures. In resp onse to the neighbors' inquiries, Mr. Storch invited them to the School Board Meeting on April 14th at 8:00 p.m, at.the Junior High School Library where the plans will be discussed. Mr. Templeton, 5451 Burns Rd, questioned how far the building would extend. It would be 100 feet directly south from the existing b uilding, 25 feet from the fence along the rear property lines of the homes facing Burns Rd. He was assured that the Engineering Department would review drainage to determine that the plan meets Ci ty Code. Mr. Storch explained to Councilman Wilamosky and the residents that the purpose of the b uilding is to house the ten man Maintenance Department of the Schools for carpentry and electrical work, small appliance repair, and for the storage of some outside eq uipment (not trucks). He also ex- plained that the path between the Junior High School property and the Senior High would not be used for transporting equipment, in fact, a fence is being considered from the east end of the rear pro- perty lines on Burns Rd, to the stadium which will eliminate this path. Jim Metz, 5443 Burns, was advised that if a metal building were chosen it would be a painted enamel steel and that no additional lighting (other than building lights) was plannede R. Perla moved to place the North Olmsted City School Service Center in committee until s uch time as a concrete p roposal is p resented to Planning Commission, seconded by T. Morgan, and imanimously approved. Chairman Bugala re- quested that abutting property owners be notified when this proposal is reopened. Skating Rink, Mill Rd. with 1 entrance off Lorain Rd. . This item was heard concurrently with Item (a) under NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS. Mr. J. Butkiewicz, the owner's representative, Dr. Bernstein, the owner Russ Litinger, Real Esta.td? Consultant, and a representative of Sherwin Williams explained the plans and the re-subdivision of property lines. A portion of Sherwin-Williams property will be subdivided and added to