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are shown gray will remain and additional spruces will be added and noted that what is being proposed is sufficient unless trees are lost in construction. Mrs. Meredith moved, seconded by Mr. Bohlmann, to recommend the Board of Zoning Appeals grant CMS10-09: Sprinter of 28595 Lorain Road a variance for displaying merchandise within the required front building setback; applicant shows seventeen (17) display vehicles within the front setback, code prohibits display vehicles. Mrs. Meredith noted the vehicles will not negatively impact abutting properties, which passed 6-0. Mrs. Meredith moved, seconded by Mr. Rerko, to recommend the Board of Zoning Appeals grant CMS10-09: Sprinter of 28595 Lorain Road a 2 foot 6 inch variance for the new building entrance within the 75 foot building setback noting that the glass awning will extend an additional5 feet further into the setback. The motion was approve 6-0. Mrs. Meredith moved, seconded by Mr. Cotner, to approve the proposal for CMS10-09: Sprinter of 28595 Lorain Road which consists of expanded parking, updated lighting, enhanced landscaping, water quality control, new curb cut along Lorain Road and display parking areas contingent upon: 1. Page AS-01 is to be corrected to show accurate parking summary. 2. Unilock pavers will be used instead of stamped concrete. 3. Lot Consolidation plan must be approved prior to any building permits being issued. The motion was approved 6-0. CMS10-09: Sprinter of North Olmsted; 28595 Lorain Road: Proposal consists of consolidating PPN 234-24-007; 2.3605 acres and PPN 234-24-006; 1.7100 acres into one parcel of 4.0705 acres. Ms. Wenger said a lot consolidation is required, and the applicant has submitted consolidation plans. However she recommends tabling the lot consolidation until the development plan has been approved and utility code issues are resolved by City Council. Mrs. Meredith moved, seconded by Mr. Malone, to table CMS10-09: Sprinter of North Olmsted of 28595 Lorain Road which was approved 6-0. CMS10-10: Stop on Inn; 29352 Lorain Road Representative: Chuck McGettriclc, McGettrick Architects Inc. Ms. Wenger said the proposal is to add an outdoor dinning facility along the front westernmost tenant space in the 7,000 square foot retail plaza. The outdoor dining plan shows cedar planters, benches, black decorative aluminum fencing enclosing the area and three 3%z foot black bollard lights. The patio encroaches into the required front building setbaclc which requires a variance as will the fence. Two parlcing spaces will be removed to create the patio which causes the west driveway to become narrower than code allows for a drive aisle thereby limiting access to the rear of the site to using the east drive aisle only. Fence placement also causes concern that vehicles parked closest to Lorain Road on the west side may hit and cause damage to the patio fence. Along the rear of the property plans show 18 new parking spaces however as the required