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the same area and will be required to be fenced in separately with individual gates. The concrete <br />wallcway will be used by all carriers. Clearwire will be responsible for the maintenance of the <br />wallcway area and their equipment compound. They would prefer not to expand the parking as <br />there is an existing fire hydrant that would have to be moved. The proposed fencing will match <br />the existing fence- and landscaping is not warranted as visibility is limited. <br />Mr. Malone asked what would be along either side of the sidewallc and Mr. Sindyla said they <br />would install black material to restrict weeds and place gravel along either side of the sidewalk. <br />Mr. Rerko prefers the sidewallc be 8 feet wide to eliminate maintenance concerns. Mr. Parry <br />suggested moving the northeast gate inward 4 feet or installing gates that open inward to ensure <br />the public wallc is not bloclced. Mr. Sindyla agreed and said their site would not require <br />emergency generators as it has its own four hour battery backup. <br />M?-. Laslco moved, seconded by Mr. Malone, to approve CMS10-24: Clearwire of 4930 <br />Dover Center Road which consists of antenna collocation with the following conditions: <br />1. Sidewalk will be an 8 foot wide concrete walkway. <br />2. The access gate will be moved in 4 feet to ensure sidewalks are not blocked. <br />Motion was approved 7-0. <br />CMS10-27: North Olmsted Emer2encv Food Cupboard; 2_6272 Butternut Rifte Road <br />Ms. Wenger said building and site changes are to accommodate the City's new food cupboard. <br />There will be new siding with greater architectural character, new windows, and new decorative <br />lighting. On the front elevation, the front door will be replaced with a window and a garage door <br />will be added for deliveries. On the rear elevation, the octagonal entry vestibule will be <br />eliminated and a new entry/exit configuration has been designed. An existing man door along <br />the east side of the house will be eliminated. Site changes include a new driveway, new <br />accessible parlcing, removal of the existing wood ramp and replacement with a concrete walk and <br />lawn, and new landscaping. The City will evaluate restriping Butternut Ridge Road in the <br />vicinity to promote traffic safety. A modest sign will be installed in front of the house indicating <br />the location of the Oxcart Pantry and the Community Garden. Mr. Mitchell noted the driveway <br />being moved slightly and noted there would be no new lighting added to the site. <br />Mr. Malone suggested replacing the potentilla plants which become umnanageable with low <br />growing junipers which require less maintenance. A brief discussion ensued pertaining to the <br />need for a sign to identify the location of the oxcart pantry and community garden. The color <br />palette will Ue neutral colors so the house blends into the neighborhood. Mrs. Meredith aslced if <br />there would Ue site lighting and Ms. Wenger said the only lighting will be building lights at the <br />two main doors. Ms. Wenger said the city was hoping to have the project start at the beginning <br />of 2011 and have the project completed in the spring. Ms. Britt aslced if the landscaping could be <br />used to identify the property boundary and said vehicles were driving to the back of the site. <br />Mi•. Lasko moved, seconded by Mrs. Meredith, to approve CMS10-27: North Olmsted <br />Emergency Food Cupboard of 26272 Butternut Ridge Road replacing the proposed <br />potentilla plants with lorv growing junipers, which was approved 7-0. <br />4