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PLANNING COMNLLSSION DECEMBER 11, 1979 PAGE .2 Thesling was :;going to change his single residential home'-into an office building and retain one residential apartment. His plans were not complete but he is planning to enclose a porch and construct a mansard roof. The Commission felt that more detailed plans should be reviewed by the Architectural Board of Review. R. Bugala moved that the Theisling Office Building Proposal be referred to the Architectural Board of Review with the appropr•iarie detail, seconded by J. Brown, and unanimously approved. (d) TGI Friday (Restaurant), Great Northern P4all, Space D100. The total area of the restaurant will be 6600 square feet, 5560 square feet will be in the original mall area and a new addition will con- sist of 1,040 square feet. Part of the planting area will be re- moved and the plantings placed elsewheze, and about 5' of the ex- isting 10' sidewalk will be removed. R. Perla questioned the safety of a5' . sidewalk and was advised by Building Commissioner . Gundy that it conformed to City Ordinances. There will only be access to the restaurant from the outside, no access from the mall, a glassed in area will be included so that there is a view of the mall. R. Perla moved to refer TGI Friday to the Architectural Board of Review with the request -that the board review the 5 foot sidewalk in detail, seconded by B. Gorris, and unanimously approved. (e) Police Station, 27243 Lorain Rd. 6' privacy screen for security (added to Agenda). Building Commissioner Gimdy explained that this will be facing Lorain Rd. and will be 233 fte in length. J. Roberts moved to refer the Police Station fence addition to the Architectural Board of Review, seconded by R. Perla, and tmani- mous ly app rove d. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: L. Robinson Avenue Resubdivision. Combining of Block B-1 and part of Sublot 16 of Candlelight Subdivision (Permanent Parcels Nos. 231-1-100 and 231-1-1) for the purpose of dedication as public right-of-way. Located east off Walter Road at City's north cor- porate line. Note: This item continued from the November 27, 1979 Planning Commission Meeting. Assistant City Engineer D. McDermott explained that the problems with deeding this portian of land to Westlake for the roadway had been resolved, but that the Engineering Department will want to review any construction plans before they are approved. Law Director M. Gareau advised that there would be no legal problems with the subdivision of this small segment of land or with the owners deeding it to Westlake. However, he ad- vised that the City of North Olmsted should not dedicate this as a street. Mro Allen, attorney for Gibson Partners, explained that after the subdivision is completed, they will draw up a deed to the City of Westlake which will be held in trust until the improvements of Robinson Dr. are completed, at which time the property will be deeded to Westlake. The proposal was explained to the neighbors. It was agreed also that the City of North Olmsted would make in- spection of the road during construction. J. Roberts moved to