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Mr. Malone moved, seconded by Mr. Anderson, to approve 17-9780; Frolo Lot Split and <br />Consolidation; 4272 and 4294 Martin Drive consisting of splitting off a portion of parcel <br />232-03-027 and consolidating it with parce1232-03-028, motion passed 5-0. <br />COMMUNICATIONS <br />Chauter 1145 Limited Industrv District <br />Mr. Aspery stated that in 1145.02(H), medical marijuana was prohibited in the changes. Mr. <br />Rerko clarified that the minimum lot axea was reduced from two acres to one in section <br />1145.03(A)(1), which he believed was a good change. Mr. Anderson wanted "sufficient" <br />removed from buffering in 1145.01(C) and to leave recycling facilities as a permitted use. He <br />also suggested including processing and manufacturing facilities in the marijuana section to <br />prevent future loopholes. <br />Myron Young, 30879 South Court, asked that the recycling facilities be removed from the <br />permitted uses. Under the landscaping section, he wanted the definitions included in the changes <br />and wanted to ensure that landscaping and buffering are installed prior to certificates of <br />occupancy being issued. He also asked that buffering be increased between the Industrial <br />Parkway properties and the CEI property to protect the residents on the other side. Mr. Anderson <br />understood Mr. Young's concern about the recycling facility situation but believed it was an <br />illegal operation in that circumstance and does not warrant prohibiting recycling facilities. Mr. <br />Young was also concerned about property maintenance issues related to some of the properties. <br />Mr. Malone suggested referring to the landscape section of Chapter 1139 in Section 1145.06 as <br />well. <br />ADJOURNMENT <br />Mr. Malone moved, secondecl by Mr. Rerko, to excuse the absences of Mr. Schumann and <br />Ms. Nader, motion passed 5-0. <br />Wi o further business the meeting adjourned at 7:25 pm. <br />Gre Mal ne, Chair Nicole Rambo-Ackerman, Administrative <br />Assistant <br />I() ??tIl?l <br />Approved
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