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Ron Kula came forwarded. Ms. Wenger reported that on April 12, 2005 Planning Commission approved the Halleen KIA proposal with the condition that all of the commercially zoned pazcels involved in the project will be consolidated. The proposai involves the consoiidation of eight parceis, alI of which are zoned commerciai. 'T'he three parceis zoned residentially in the project area are not part of the consolidation proposal. Ms. Wenger had no objection to the lot consolidation. Mr. Rymarczyk said Building Department had no comment. Engineering Department stated the plan is acceptabie. Mr. Kula commented that they have done what the City has asked him to do. Mr. Ken Felleisen came forwazd and said that night deliveries are continuing despite last month's discussion about it. He indicated they started up a short time after last month's meeting. He asked if tfie Commission coutd help with the situation. M.T. O'Ma1ley said the Director of Public Safety or Buiiding Department has jurisdiction over the enforcement of the business regulations and/or the posting of signs. The pafice department is resgonsible for responding in off-hours, however, Mr. Felleisen said they do not get the police support they should. He further said Mr. Kula should be acquainted with the provisions and asked that they would compiy with them. Mr. Lasko feeis these aze va.tid concems and suggested a ward councilman or other elected official get involved, however, he hopes Mr. Kula takes this into considerati.on so that a third party does not need to be involved. J. Lasko moved to approve the consolidation plat for Haiteen Kia (C & C Reaity, 27726 Lorain Road; to consoiidate Permanent Parcei numBers 232-20-022, 232-I0-043, 232-10- 044, 232-10-059, 232-10-061, 232-10-A62 and 23I-10-063 mto one parceL W. Spatding seconded the motion. S. Hoff-Smith commented that f]us has been months of working with the applicant and although not reiated to this request, it stands to credibility and asked the applicant to be a good neighbor. The motion was unanimously approved. Suburban CoDision Center, 26618 Bmoknark Road, ExL MD 1) Proposal consists of an addition to existing building. Note: Variances are required. Jim Orr came forward. Ms. Wenger reported that this was the applicantas £irst appearance before the Planning Commission, however, the applicant attended a pre-submission conference meeting with City staff, Planning Commission and ARB arclutects on May 23`d where they were offered recommendations on their submittal_ This propasal involves an addition to ihe existing Suburban auto structure on Brookgazk extension. The smatl addition wouPd be located in the rear and will not involve the need far additional parking or extend the developed portion of the site any furEher north. The addition will match the existing building in color and materials. Within the General Retail zoning classification, vehicle repair establishments are permitted as a conditional use, subject to the requirements of Cliapter 1118. Furthermore, the building is currently a non-conforming structure and does not meet all reqwred yazd setbacks. Therefore, this addition will require a conditional use permit as well as a special permit to expand to a non-canforming building. Mr. Rymarczyk said there no other variances required. Mr. Durbin said storm water storage is another concern for this site. Mr. O'Malley informed the Commission that under code 1139.01(d) that it is a conditionat rather than a sprecifically permitted use. The applicant is asking that the Commission grant a conditional use permit for