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. ? ? I? Planning Commission last year and they recommended it be denied. Therefore, the Planning Commission is on record of being against the rezoning of the two lots in question. Making a motion against the rezoning of the two-(2) lots would be a reaffirmation of that. Mr. Conway indicated that his review for compliance to the zoning Code was predicated on the lots being rezoned. Therefore, if they are not rezoned then there is no place for storage of vehicles. Therefore, they would not comply with the Code, so he is not sure how that affects their motion as it goes forward. Mr. Dubelko suggested that, that would be a problem if Mr. Conway was saying that if they do not have the parking on sublot's 24 and 25 then the proposal with respect to parking does not meet the City Codes. Mr. Conway commented that was what he was saying. Mr. Dubelko indicated Mr. Conway's statement is a valuable one. 1VIr. Conway questioned how that would affect the applicant's proposal as they move forward. Mr. Dubelko suggested that should be looked into. R. Tallon motioned to approve Halleen KIA of 27726 Lorain Rd. their proposal which consists of the demolition of 2 existing buildings and the construction of a new car sales building with the following recommend changes. 1). The two (2) C pole lights on sublot 25 are to be removed. 2). The B pole light on the north side of the proposed curb cut is to be removed. 3). The two (2) A pole lights on Dewy Road are to be removed. 4). The proposed curb cut on Dewy is to be eliminated. 5). The pole lights along Lorain Road are to be reduced to a 15-foot height with a maximum of 400-watt bulbs. 6). The interior pole lights near the residential lots are to be reduced to 10 feet with no more than 250-watt light bullis. 7). The renovations of the two-(2) existing buildings are to be more than just repainting. . The buildings should match the exterior materials of the new building. 8). The mounding on Dewy Road will start directly across from the first residential lot line and continue down Dewy Road. 9). On the mounding there is to be an inter woven fencing which will off set the gaps from the trees and landscaping. 10). Parking cars on sublot's 24 and 25 is to be eliminated. 11). Sublot 24 and 25 are to remain green space and remain zoned as presently is. The motion was seconded by, T. Hreha, roll call on the motion; R. Tallon, K. O'Rourke, R. Koeth, T. Hreha, S. Asseff and W. Spalding; Yes, C. Allan; No. Motiorn Carried. R. Tallon motioned to reaffirm that the Planning Commission is against the rezoning of sublot's 24 and 25. The motion. was seconded by, W. Spalding and unanimously approved. IVIotion Carried. 2. R7R Building,; 4858 Dover Center Rd. Proposal consists of exterior alterations to existing converted residence structure for office use. Chairman Ta11on called all interested parties forward to review the proposal. Mr. Porter, the architect came forward to review the RJR Building. Mr. Porter presented pictures of the existing building for the board to review: He suggested that the project was a bit of a quandary. A two-(2) phase project needs the board's approval. - The house was rezoned for commercial use and as soon as it was rezoned, the building violated all the restrictions in the Zoning Codebook for a commercial property. The first phase would be to put in a parking space, a handy cap ramp and close the front entry. They would like to have a masonry wall with a concrete ramp behind the wall. The ramp would be placed across the front of the building. The second phase will be an expansion to the rear of the building with an entrance just to the right of the walled up garage. There will be a window where the existing entrance is currently and a 4