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lowest would be 7 feet so there are obstructions at all. Mr. Dubelko questioned if placing the antenna on a one-story retail building 25 feet from ground level would allow the technology to work. Mr. Kurlander indicated yes as long as there were no obstructions. He indicated that if there is any obstruction, they could not operate wireless. Mr. Tallon questioned if there would be a"repeater" technology. Mr. Kurlander indicated that there is repeater like technology that is under development and it could be available very soon. He indicated repeater technology would be a way extending the reach of the 1.5-mile current limitation. No further comments were made. R. Tallon motioned to deny Westbury Apartments; 25151 Brookpark Rd., Community Building; 26777 Lorain Rd, and Corporate Center One; 25000 Country Club Blvd. The proposals that consist of determination of use classification for proposed wireless telephone collection facility based on the Ordinance 1151 which covers this type of installation and that any variance would need to be done by the Board of Zoning Appeals. NOTE: in the framing of the motion, Mr. Tallon recommended that Council look into Ordinance 1151 because of the new technology in place that could possibly have some exemptions from the regulations. The motion approved as follows: R. Tallon, K. O'Rourke, W. Spalding, B. Koeth, C. Allan, and S. Asseff with T. Hreha abstaining due to a conflict of interest. Motion carried. 4. Halleen KIA• 27726 Lorain Rd. _ Proposal consists of the demolition of 2 existing buildings and the construction of a new car sales building. Note: This proposal was tabled at the May 23, 2000 Planning Commission meeting pending a ruling from Landmarks Commission. Chairman Tallon called all interested parties forward to review the proposal. NIr. Suhayda from Architects C. A. McGettrick came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Suhayda reviewed the Boards tabling of the proposal at the May 23, 2000 Planning Commission meeting pending a ruling from Landmarks Commission on whether the parcels in question were in the historic district. Mr. Suhayda indicated that to his understanding, Landmarks Commission indicated that the parcels were not in the historic district. Mr. Tallon questioned why there were no minutes or ruling from Landmarks Commission. 1VIr. Dubelko ind'acated that the Building Department would not have placed it on the agenda unless they were convinced that Landmarks had ruled. Mr. Rymarczyk indicated the Commissions told Building Department that it was not in the historic district. Mr. Suhayda then briefly reviewed the presentation. He indicated that on the northwestern end of the property there are two vacant properties that would be utilized as storage of cars. It would have low level lighting with high buffering around the residential neighborhood. There would be a six-foot high landscape buffer with the first six foot being greenery and it would be soil banked with grass with an additional six feet of evergreen landscaping. Mr. Suhayda indicated that coming down Dewey Road moving toward Lorain Road, the first building would be removed. Moving down Lorain there would be a new car sales building of 2400 square feet of flooring. He indicated that the next building on Lorain, which is presently Dominos and the KIA Dealership, would be removed as well. NIr. Suhayda 4