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buildings on it in North Olmsted. Mr. Dubelko indicated that it would accessory to the adjourning lot. Mr. Deichmann indicated that regarding the lot split, the approval clause on the plat are not correct. He indicated that the applicant needs the approval of Planning Commission Chairman, the Engineer, Service Director, Law Director, and Clerk of Council. Secondly, as far as the site development, the City would be looking for sidewalk installation within the rightaway of Brookpark road. Mr. Lydon indicated that sidewalks would be fine. NIr. Koeth indicated that something should be done with the land even though it is green space. Mr. Tallon indicated that the Board wants to receive a guarantee that they would get proper landscaping, buffering, and mounding, etc. Mr. Tallon questioned if the applicants have to come back to Planning Commission for the parking lot. Mr. Dubelko replied "yes." Mr. Lydon indicated he would come back with all new site plans. No further comments were made. R. Tallon motioned to accept the proposal of Fairview Corporate Center Lot Split Plat; The proposal is to split, at the North Olmsted / Fairview Corporation line, permanent parcel numbers 237-23-023, 025, 037, 041 and 049, land located between Brookpark Rd. (north side) and I-480 (south side), and extending eastward from Clague Road into the City of Fairview Park. Zoning within North Olmsted is Multiple Residence Entirety. NOTE: This proposal was heard at the May 23, 2000 Planning Commission meeting and withdrawn by the applicant. Additional data requested included. W. Dubelko indicated that it should be conditioned on Council's acceptance and that the deed restrictions would be placed on the City and deeded back to the Corporation. It should also include sidewalks on Brookpark Road, buffering of the parking lot, and the landscaping of the green space area with sufficient buffering and mounding and landscaping aesthetics that would be approved by the Planning Commission and the Architectural Review Board when final plans are submitted. He also indicated that the percentage would be 60% green space with 40% be the parking. The plats would comply with the City of North Olmsted with the signatures on it. The motion was seconded by K. O'Rourke and unanimously approved. Motion carriecl. V. COMMUNICATIONS: VI. COMIVBTTEE REPORTS: VII. MINOR CHANGES: VIII. NEW BUSINESS: IX. OLD BUSINESS Mr. Spalding reviewed that the next Master plan meeting would be June 30"'- Mr. Tallon asked the Clerk to send a letter to Council that Planning Commission is still working on the revision of the master plan and they will be forthcoming with a report as soon as possible, but not before June 30th. The Clerk indicated "yes." X. ADJOURNMENT: