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4 Planning Commission 1-23-73 - 3 - VI, Committee Reports - None VIII, New Business Committees were appointed - Public Housing Committee: Mr. Richards3 Chairman9 Mr, Byers and Mr. T.ibbs. Temporary Sign Committee - Mira Brever, Chairman, Mr. Elliott, 1,11r. I,edvina and Mr. Richards. The Ter?p??tary Sign Committee taas asked to attend the next sign re- view committee meeting regarding temporary sign ordinance. Needed is composite temporary sign crdinance, The Secretary read the Planning Commission Annual Report. The Recording Secretary was asked to make copies of the Planning Com- mission Annual Report and to make an up to date list of all Board and Commission members. IX. At 10:00 p.m. Chairman Davis reintroduced Mr. Svoboda of Regional Planning Commission. Mr. Svoboda epened this part of the meeting by asking for questi:ons regarding the Commercial Plan presented by him to this group at an earlier meeting. A specific question ?,?as asked regarding the com- mercial planning across from the park. The Citizens' Advisor.y Com- mittee needs interchange study and zkxll then know overall plan for interchange plan. Next u?ill be presentation of communit.y facilities plana There will be change in approach of final reports. During the middle of hpril recommendations will bE needed for eapital im- provements, implementation elements and zoning regulations. These will be published at end of May. Nr. Svoboda rnentioned extension of time, beyond May, because the plan was not started on time. Mr. Svoboda then distributed copies of Industrial plan and ac- companying maps. The maps showed Industrial Park planned complete with roads. The desaxability of the location was cited. The ob- jective of roads as designed vas to keep industrial traffic off existing streets. Table I indicates the number of acres avail- able and thei.r location and topography. The existing golf course use could be continued and used as buffer. Tables 2 and 3 indicate acres, buffers and coverage. At 25% building cover9 the 1Vorth 0lmsted Industrial Park has a total floor area potential of 2,85 million square feet, exclusive of multis-tory development. kssum- ing 500 sq. ft. of floor area per employee, the North Olmsted In- dustrial Park has a capability of nearly 6,000 job opportunities. The followa.ng pages of the report discuss Community Improvement Corp. It was mentioned income that could be attained from development of the Tndustrial Park would lend itself taell to the enrichment of the community. Area B on the map could be made to fit with Olmsted Township. Mr. Richards suggested removing 60 ft. in rear and making marginal road. Accident rate in industrial areas was discussed; trouble getting emergenc,y equipment into and out of