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she lilced the appearance of landscape islands in parking lots she would rather see the <br />concentration along the front. Currently the front parlcing does not meet the 20 foot setbaclc <br />requirement; eliminating the parlcing and replacing it with the landscaping and brickscape would <br />have more of an impact. Mr. Bohlmann aslced if the parlcing lot would be restriped. Mr. Draeger <br />said new concrete curb cuts and asphalt had been installed in the past 30 days and the lot was <br />restriped at that time. He said he was willing to talce Ms. Wenger's suggestions of installing the <br />briclcscape and landscaping along the front of the site to the owners. Mr. Lasko said the east <br />parallel parlcing spaces should be removed. Mr. Draeger said he did not believe the parallel <br />spaces were painted in as the space was too narrow. Mr. Laslco asked for a new properly scaled <br />detailed site plan and agreed addressing the front of the site would have the greatest impact. <br />Mrs. Meredith aslced where the Goodwill donations would be dropped off. Mr. Draeger said <br />drop offs would be made at the front east corner of the building. Mr. Conway asked if this was <br />inside or outside the front of the building as outside drop offs were not allowed. Mrs. Meredith <br />was concerned that having the drop off in the front of the building would become unsightly as <br />some drop offs are made after hours. She would prefer to see it in the back of the building. Mr. <br />Draeger said half the building would be a storage area and the donations would be brought itzto <br />the building through the newly installed overhead door. Mr. Bohlmann asked if a permit was <br />issued to cut into the building to install the overhead door and close the man door along the east <br />side of the building. Mr. Conway said he was only aware of permits for interior and electrical <br />changes. Mr. Draeger said he could not answer for Goodwill as he was present to address the <br />parking and landscaping for the owners. Mr. Lasko said the owners needed to be present to <br />address the commission. Mrs. Meredith said she did not like the roof color; it is too light and <br />washes out the building. The entrances of both businesses should be more defined. She would <br />like to see revised plans showing the Uuilding elevations, signage and the parking lot layout. <br />Councilinan Barlcer said he is happy to see Save-A-Lot come into the neighborhood, however he <br />would also lilce to see a darlcer roof color. He agrees with the front landscape requests and <br />streetscape suggestions. His main concern is the Goodwill site being maintained and how <br />donations will be taken in. He appreciates the new wood fence along W. 231st Street. Mr. <br />Malone aslced if the building color shown was accurate. Ms. Duffy said they omitted their <br />standard color to match the detail briclc on the building but are concerned their sign would be <br />washed out by a dark color. Mr. Malone asked for the roof color to have more of a brown tone. <br />Ms. Duffy said she would submit new color samples. <br />Mr. Lasko moved, seconcied by Mrs. Meredith, to table the proposal for COMS08-0002: <br />Save-A-Lot of 23000 Lorain Road, which consists of exterior alterations, which was <br />unanimously approved 5-0. <br />COMS08-0012: North Olmsted Mixed Use Center; Srookpark Road (Warcl 4) <br />Proposal consists of Vacation & Dedication of Easements Plat <br />Ms. Wenger said she was advised by the Law Director that the Commission's approval of the <br />plat should be conditioned upon Council accepting any easements associated with the plat which <br />may involve legislation.