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in the area. Mr. Bohlmann felt as the southwest area was residential the pavement should be removed and converted into greenspace. Mrs. Meredith aslced if vehicle headlights during the evening would shine directly into the Hills home and Mr. Rerko said it appeared that they would. Mrs. Hill said the mixed zoning was not appropriate and felt the owners were trying to do too nnich on the lot. Mr. Simonyi said he is concerned with traffic leaving the parlcing lot as the lights will shine into his windows and he has had to call the owners about generator noise. Some neighbors who couldn't malce the meeting tonight are against the parking lot expansion, lights and more traffic on Maclcenzie. The Commission discussed circulation issues in detail. Mr. Laslco offered the applicants the opportunity to withdraw or request to be tabled; the applicants stated they did not wish to be tabled or withdraw. 1VI?•. Lasko moved, seconded, by Mr. Bohlmann to table CMS10-25: Century Federal of 28251 Lorain Road with the following issues to be addressed: 1. Landscaping suggestions anade by Mr. Malone 2. Improve the traffic flow pattern of the site 3. Address condition of existing fence and site 4. Extend the concrete curbs 5. Enclose the dumpster The motion was approved 6-1. Mr. Lasko voted no, with comment that he would have ruled on the matter as applicants requested. OLD BUSI1o1ESS CMS10-24: Clearwire; 4930 I)over Center Road Representative: John Sindyla, Clearwire Ms. Wenger said the proposal involves installing three wireless telecommunication antennas and three microwave dishes on the existing water tower. The water tower is owned by City of Cleveland, but the property is owned by the City of North Olmsted. The antennae will be installed on the existing handrail surrounding the tank wallcway at a mounting height of 120 feet. Commissioner's previous concerns were inadequate provisions for parking service vehicles and the location of the ground equipment being too close to residential property. Since then a meeting with representatives of Clearwire and Cleveland Water was held to discuss improved plans for better access and placement. The existing Dover Center parking area will be expanded to accommodate service parlcing. Equipment location will be in the northeast area of the compound with access tluough a separate gate and sidewalk and provisions were made to accommodate fiiture expansions with other carriers. Functionally and aesthetically, the revised plan is better for such equipment. Cleveland Water raised concei-ns, regarding weeds and high grass within the fenced walkways if not accessible to regular maintenance crews. Mr. Mitchell said the revised plan shows two parlcing spaces but aslced if more were needed. Mr. O'Malley reviewed that the city was in the process of negotiating a lease agreement between all parties and noted that the existing easement did not address maintenance concerns. Mr. Sindyla said the equipment area was moved to the northeast corner of the compound and is required to have its access area separate from the main compound. The new location provides more buffering and will not be visible to residential sites. Spaces for future tenants are located in