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that the entrances would be on three sides. Mr. Barker indicated it would be taken into consideration and that nothing is set at this time. Mr. Tallon suggested making it safer for customers. Mr. Allan questioned what would determine the use of the existing parking area or has a determination been made. Mr. Rinker indicated that it would be aesthetic and that the Board -would make the deterinination. He indicated that once it is paved, it is paved. The applicants do not want to incur the expense up front for paving. Mr. Barker indicated that the parking is ample without using the landbanked spaces at this time. Mr. Tallon suggested if other parking spaces could be landbanked and the present landbanked area could be used as an entrance. No further comments were made. R. Tallon motioned to recommend Great Northern Mall; PP# 236-09-002 & 003, 235-28-001 and 236-14-004 the proposal, which consists of a 270,000 square foot expansion to Great Northern Mall and an area variance request for parking space ratios, resulting from the proposed expansion to the Board of Zoning Appeals to grant the area variance for parking rations. The motion was seconded by K. O'Rourke and unanimously approved. Motion Carriecl. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: V. COMMUNICATIONS: The Board Members of the Master Plan Review set the next Master Plan Review for July 6, 2000 at 7:30 p.m. and asked the Clerk to send out notices. The Clerk indicated she would send them notices of the next Review. VI. COMMITTEE REPORTS: VII. MINOR CHANGES: VIII. NEW BUSINESS:. IX. OLD BUSINESS: Mrs. O'Rourke indicated that when Home Depot came through the Boards, she was unhappy about the turn around. She indicated that the turn-around was an accident waiting to happen. Mr. Tallon indicated that his complaint coincides with Mrs. O'Rourke. He indicated that the sidewalks are supposed to remain open, but it is cluttered with products and materials for sale. Mr. Tallon questioned if it was a code violation. Mr. Dubelko recommended taking the issue to Council. Mr. Koeth suggested calling and speaking with the manager of Home Depot first. Mr. Tallon reviewed that one of the conditions was that materials could not be placed out obstructing the sidewalk. Mr. Dubelko indicated that the Ainerican Disability Act that should have a standard as well. Mrs. O'Rourke reviewed the proposal of C& M Street Performance. She wanted the Board to be aware that there are other businesses that are providing the same service of building custom cars to customers specifics, such as A& K Tire. Mr. 11