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Development (BZD) committee. The Chairman, Michael Gareau Jr. is a strong advocate of the historical district. The developer might as well address the issue now because the chairman is not going to look kindly to that type of lights in the front area. Mr. Koeth had a good idea about moving lights back and indicated lights in the back and historic lights in the front. 1VIr. Brennan suggested if the lights were moved back off the roadway and a flat level metal type cobra light was used with three or four lights on each pole as well as lower wattage bulbs and a lower elevation it should adequately light up the vehicles without the glare. R. Koeth motioned to table Halleen KIA of 27726 Lorain Road their proposal that consists of pole lights. He would like to encourage Mr. Kula to revisit the lighting issue present. The motion was seconded by, W. Spalding role call on the motion: W. Spalding; Yes, R. Koeth; Yes, T. Hreha; yes, and Acting chairman, Brennan; abstain. Proposal Tabled. In the framing of the motion a gentleman by the name of Robert from Dewey Road came forward to indicate that Dewey Road was a dead end street, and suggested if the lights were placed on the empty lots they would effect the residents. 1VIr. Brennan reviewed what had been discussed as the gentleman's hearing aide was not working. The clerk announced that no further notices would be sent out and that the proposal would return on June 8, 1999. IV. NEW DEVELOPIVIENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: No items. V. COMMiJNICATIONS: No items. VI. COlVMTTEE REPORTS: No items. VII. MINOR CHANGES: No items. VIII. NEW BUSINES S: No items. 1X. OLD BUSINESS: 1). Olmsted Manor Assisted Living; Mill Road: Proposal Consists of constructing a two-story assisted living building. There will be 39 suites and will be 34,300 square feet. Note: Heard by Planning Commission on 3/9/99, and tabled at the 4/27/99, & 5/11/99meeting, the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting on 4/1/99, and the Architectural Review Board on 4/21/99. Acting Chairman, Brennan called all interested parties forward to present their proposal. Mr. Suhayda came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Suhayda suggested the materials that had been presented at prior meetings would remain the same. He reviewed that the building has been moved lOfeet as well as reduced in size by 5 feet. He further commented that the Architectural Review Board as well as the Board of Zoning and Appeals had the same concerns as the Planning Commission. He had the original drawings and the new drawings to shown the changes. Mr. Brennan indicated that the Architectural Review Board addressed some planning issues and when ever there are architectural issues that need to be addressed the Planning Commission counts on the Architectural Review Board to review them. He would like to sugaest that the Architectural 6