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the paxking spaces out on the pavement as shown on the plans. Mr. Conway stated it was required by code to stripe the parking spaces. J. Lasko moved to send the Boss Office Park proposal of 28900 Lorain Road to the Board of Zoning Appeals with the recommendation that the 30-foot variance for rear yard setback be granted in conformity to what was originally granted in 1986 and since expired. R. Bohlmann seconded the motion, which was unanimously approved. J. Lasko moved to table Boss Office Park of 28900 Lorain Road with the following recommendations for new plans to be submitted: 1). The egress on the site is to show an accurate radius of the apron. 2). The accurate location of the ground sign and landscape bed are to be shown and the landscape materials are to be called out on the plan. 3). All landscape removal and replanting/replacing required for the Stearns Road expansion are to be shown and called out on the plan. 4). The replacement of what is delineated as the existing row of 37 Austrian Pine trees which are to be replaced with low growing evergreens as discussed. 5). A report is requested from the Safety Department pertaining to the fence which was originally required to be constructed. The appropriate North Olmsted School representatives for the Forest Elementary school are to be asked their opinion regarding the placement of the fence. 6). A storm water detention plan as it pertains to city code requirements or documentation depicting why or what variances would be sought from council pertaining to storm water management is to be submitted. 7). Any and all light fixtures which may be affixed to buildings 4 and 5 are to be shown on the plans for consideration as to whether or not they meet code requirements or be deemed of a decorative nature. 8). The dumpster area is to be enclosed in order to enhance the appearance of the property. The commission will not require the site to be irrigated provided the enhancement of the dumpster area is completed. R. Sohlmann seconded the motion, which was unanimously approved. VII. COMMITTEE REPORTS: VIII. Mr. Lasko commented that the first meeting of the commission demonstrated the spirit and intent that the community entrusted upon them with their approval of consolidating the two commissions into one and he commended everyone for their efforts and felt that it bode well for where the commission was headed in the future. ADJOURNMENT: Chairman Lasko moved to adjourn the meeting. R. Bohlmann seconded the motion which was unanimously approved. Meeting adjourned at 8:45 pm. d . / 4