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front door. Sign panels will be added to the existing ground signs. Mr. DiFranco said the site was previously prepared for this addition, including stormwater and utilities. Mr. O'Malley said this proposal is consistent with a judgment entry for the property following litigation from Butternut Ridge Apartments. The resolution was to have the multi- family development along Butternut Ridge Road and allow commercial development in this area. Mr. Benjamin said this will be the first restaurant location that Burntwood Tavern is building from the ground up. Mr. Siegfried said overhead doors will be installed which can be opened to the bar area. There will be 101 interior seats and 76 exterior seats. Drop down panels will be installed to cover the patio in cold weather. More perennials and landscaping were incorporated after the staff review meeting. The wood shake shingles will be on the main gable. Mr. Rerko asked if the roof behind the entry would be a vaulted ceiling, Mr. Siegfried said it would be a truss on truss design. Mr. Rerko thought the design was done very well. Mr. Malone appreciated that the applicant decreased the amount of ornamental grasses. He asked about the "future patio" note on the landscape plan, Mr. Siegfried said it was a typo. Mr. Malone rnoved, seconded by 1bIr. Schumann, to approve the developrrnent plan for 18- 12560; Burntwood Tavern; 5600 Great Northern Boulevard with the following conditions: 1. Maintenance and renovation of existing lanclscaping be attended to, including replacement as necessary. 2. Details of light sconees and lanterns be provided. 3. "Future patio" note be removed from the landscape plan. 1Vlotion passed 6-0. 18-12619; Vitalia Senior Housinti; 29731-29851 Lorain Road Representative: Gary Biales, Vice President of Omni Senior Living, 20322 Mercantile Way, Beachwood, OH Ms. Lieber stated that this proposal consists of a new senior residence facility. The land involved is approximately 8.6 acres along Lorain Road that consists of vacant commercial property, an existing bar and a landscape business. Existing structures will be demolished. New construction consists of three connected buildings: a three-story independent living facility, a two-story assisted living facility and a one-story memory care unit. Additionally, nine single-story residential cluster units, or villas, are proposed, clustered in three groups of three units each. The property is zoned B-2 Office/Service District, and abuts other B-2 property as well as single family residential property along the side and rear property lines. A conditional use permit is required in addition to development plan approval. The schedule of uses in 1139 for senior housing refers us to the standards in Chapter 1138 (Senior Residence District). Therefore, in lieu of reviewing the project per the standards in Chapter 1139, staff has applied the regulations of Chapter 1138 instead. In most cases, these regulations are more stringent than what would be required if this property was developed for a commercial use. Chapter 1138 provides for required building and parking setbacks. The plan meets these requirements except for three areas, which are side and rear setbacks. In this chapter, Planning and Design Commission has the ability to recommend a reduction of the required setback if it is