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conjunction with used cars unless a use variance is sought and granted. A brief discussion <br />ensued pertaining to how vehicles would be test driven and that the rear parking lot would not <br />store vehicles but be used for employee parking only. It was determined that the PVC fence <br />would be white and the style would be submitted for Mr. Rerko's approval. <br />Commissioners said they supported a second wall sign as long as the existing ground sign is <br />removed from the site. It was noted that the existing asphalt curbing would not be replaced at <br />this time. Mrs. Meredith and Mr. Mahoney felt that that the issue of selling used cars was <br />irrelevant at this time therefore it did not need to be part of the motion. It was noted that as there <br />was no proposed work for the curb cuts so brick pavers in the right of were not required. Mr. <br />Lasko advised the applicant that the commission's recommendations for the additional wall sign <br />and new entryway would be predicated on the existing ground sign being removed. <br />Mr. Zolar, a neighbor, asked about the type and location of the fence. Mr. Rerko described PVC <br />fencing material and said the standard color is white; it was the best fencing material available as <br />it does not deteriorate with time as wood does. Mr. Zolar asked if there would be outdoor <br />lighting or sound systems and said he would like to have a gate in the fence. Mr. Lasko noted <br />that there were no outdoor lights or sound systems shown on the plans and that a gate would not <br />be part of the Commission's approval. <br />Mr. Lasko moved, seconded by Mr. Malone, to recommend the BZA grant Ml Realty LLC <br />of 28300 Lorain Road a variance for a second wall sign predicated on the existing ground <br />sign being removed as well as a 16 foot front setback variance for the new entranceway. <br />The commission's recommendations are based upon the architectural design of the <br />building and both signs are existing signs being relocated from existing buildings, which <br />was unanimously approved 6-0. <br />Mr. Lasko moved, seconded by Mr. Malone, to approve the proposal for Ml Realty LLC of <br />28300 Lorain Road consisting of building renovations and new landscaping conditioned <br />upon BZA granting the required variances, and the following: <br />1. The building is to be used as permitted by code. <br />2. All utilities are to be run underground. <br />3. The parking is to be repaired, resealed and striped. <br />The motion was unanimously approved 6-0. <br />COMS06-0040: Barton Park Senior Livin2; PP# 233-07-009 (Barton Road) (Ward 3) <br />Representatives: David Hartt, DB Hartt; Bill Skuski representing the owner; <br />John Sines, engineer; Paul Kopp, architect; and William Johnson <br />Mr. Bohlmann recused himself from addressing the proposal noting he is a board member of the <br />abutting condo association. <br />The proposal consists of development plans for a senior living facility. Ms. Wenger said the plan <br />consisted of a new 60-unit independent living senior residence facility. At the time of <br />application, the property was triple zoned, the frontage was Single Residence, the majority of the <br />parcel was Multiple Residence and a small portion in the rear was Light Industrial. In February