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shopping center to accommodate a Giant Eagle Supermarket. This will also include the added screening for the roof units that was left off the drawings, and the sound proofing of the compactor so that it meets the requirements of the noise ordinance and make sure it was out of sight. Mr. Dubelko at that point and recommended that the motion clearly state that the compactor be enclosed and that it be enclosed with such materials that are sufficient to deaden sound so that at the residents property line the sound level does not exceed what is permitted under the noise ordinance. Mr. Tallon told Mr. Dubelko that was basically what he had requested for at the last meeting and I will put that back in the minutes again. It will be enclosed and the sound baffling will protect to the noise level permitted and that those materials also be the same materials the exteriors of the building ares made of with the exception of any acoustical . Building Commissioner Conway ask for a clarification do you mean a roof over it and two walls with one end open. Mr. Tallon answered yes that was what they wanted. Mr. Brennan asked Mr. Tallon if it included the recommendation that Architectural Review Board made, Mr. Tallon indicated it did include the Architectural Review Boards recommendations. The motion was seconded by R. Koeth. Roll call on the motion, T. Brennan yes, O'Rourke yes, Cameron-Alston yes, seconded Asseff yes, Mr. Spalding yes with the following footnote, that he would like the Board of Zoning and Development to consider the feasibility of adding a separate exit and entrance to the facility. Ms. Kummer ask if the meeting was over and ask if she could ask Mr. Tallon a question. Mr. Tallon indicated that the meeting was not over. Ms. Kummer than ask if they had just approved something they hadn't seen. That they had approved the trash compactor thing, Mr. Tallon indicated that it had to be done as they had been instructed to use the same materials as the building and it will be inspected by the building department to make sure it is done. Ms. Kummer then suggested, this is why people stop voting. Mr. Tallon suggested the Commission has tried to tie-up loose ends. Ms. Kummer ask which committee Criant Eagle would go before next, so the residents will knew where they were suppose to be so they can hear us. Clerk told Ms. Kummer the next committee was the Board of Zoning and Development. Mr. Koeth indicated that Ms. Kummer also needed to contact Mr. Limpert her councilman and Mr. Gareau the Law Director with her concerns. Mr. Tallon ask the other commissioners if they had their letter from the law department about the factors to be considered by Board of Zoning Appeals and he instructed them to keep that letter in front of them when they are working on projects that require variances to make sure that we cover it. T. Brennan ask Mr. Dubelko why you can't require some level of consistency when these things go from one committee to another and wasn't there a ordinance proposed by councilmen Musial for these to be complete and full documentation before they get anything started. Mr. Dubelko said you mean before they come before planning commission. Mr. Brennan indicated yes this guy came before the corrunittee with a basic building foot plan and a story. Mr. Dubelko I would say in harshest tones possible that you have to use your head instead of your heart. I think what you were saying is the commissioriers were feeling sorry for this guy because he was on a shoe string budget and he is living on the same property. I've told different commissions over the years always plan for worst case scenario. He could have put himself in the building and then a year from now circumstances could change and he could bring in a tenant. Always plan for worst case scenario. Mr. Tallon indicated that wherever you develop retail property you have to take into consideration what the highest use of that property will be. Mr. Brennan indicated he still 8