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like a continuation of the fagade, with split face block and windows to match. Ornamental <br />fencing will continue along the rear property line and along the cross access drive. Existing trees <br />will be preserved in the front setback area. No zoning violations are apparent and the future <br />building shown on the development plans are not to be taken into consideration. Building <br />lighting is shown therefore a photometric is required to determine zoning compliance. <br />Mr. DiFranco said a stormwater detention is proposed. The detention system should have an <br />access point at the end of each run. Engineering would prefer two inlets rather than only one <br />which is shown as well as a berm to prevent water runoff. Mr. Malone questioned the type of <br />cross access easement required. Mr. O'Malley said as long as the owner remains the same a cross <br />access easement isn't required but the stipulation that if the ownership changes and the access <br />remains a cross access easement will be required. <br />Mr. Schmidt reviewed with the city engineer the curbing details of the site and Mr. DiFranco <br />said water retention discussions could be addressed once the engineering drawings were <br />submitted. Mr. Schmidt said along the front of the site the landscaping will remain the same <br />other than taking out dead trees and cleaning brush. The building materials and colors will match <br />the existing building used by CrossFit. If another phase is added to the site he will consolidate all <br />parcels. Mr. Rerko asked where the dumpster enclosure was and Mr. Schmidt said there is a <br />dumpster enclosure but no dumpster inside, due to improper dumping, renters are required to <br />remove their trash from the site. Mr. Malone said in visiting the site it appears that most of the <br />original landscaping is in need of being updated, repaired and or replaced. Mr. Schmidt said he <br />would update, or replace those plants needing attention. Mr. Schmidt said that the lighting would <br />be LED lighting and a photometric plan would be submitted. Ms. Wenger asked if the city <br />engineer was satisfied with the proposed curbing. Mr. DiFranco said the applicant is proposing <br />temporary blocks along the future building area which slopes towards the new driveway <br />therefore he has no objections. <br />Mr. Malone moved, seconded by Mr. Schumann, to approve the development plan for 15- <br />3645 Exit 2 Storage of 6770Industrial Parkway with the following conditions: <br />1. A photometric plan is to be submitted and comply with zoning code requirements. <br />2. A cross access easement is required unless the lots are consolidated. <br />3. The landscaping of all property will be repaired or replaced in accordance to the <br />landscape plan on file with the city. <br />Motion passed 7-0. <br />15-4035 Holv Resurrection Orthodox Church; 30450 Lorain Road <br />Representative: Rev. Bohadan Bodnarchuk <br />Ms. Wenger said the application consists of a lot split and consolidation. The result will be the <br />creation of two lots, one fronting Lorain Road and one fronting Barton Road. The front parcel <br />facing Lorain Road is zoned General Retail Business entirely. The newly created parcel facing <br />Barton Road is split zoned B One Family Residential and General Retail Business. Both parcels <br />will meet lot area and width requirements of the zonirg code however the Lorain Road parcel <br />will be non-conforming in terms of parking setback. If the front parcel is ever redeveloped the <br />owners would be required to address the parking setback.