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Dubelko indicated that the I.aw Department should look at this first. Then the Law Department would advise the Planning Commission at the next meeting. N1r. Tallon questioned what the dish would be receiving. Mr. Wanamaker indicated it would be receiving telephone signals. Data that is transferred by microwave rather than using hard-line. Mr. Tallon questioned if the signals would be moving from building to building. Mr. Wanamaker replied "yes." Mr. Conway indicated that the applicants would obtain permits to install the system in the general retail area and use landlines to make the connection. Then they would wait until they received approval for the antennas, then eliminate the landline and use the microwave antenna. W. Koeth questioned if what the applicants were proposing was to add antennas to the Westbury. Mr. Conway indicated that the applicants would be taking a bedroom in one of the suite where cellular technology is not being stored and mount their own equipment. Then the applicants antenna would microwave to Garfield Heights. Mr. Tallon indicated that this is where the problems began last time, by encroaching on residential areas of the building. Mr. Wanamaker indicated that in the Westbury, they would be located on the 19'1' floor. Mr. Tallon indicated he is concerned with what would be next if this proposal is approved. Mr. Wanamaker indicated that the applicants used to use an 18- inch antenna and then something happened where a different frequency had to be used and they had to go to a 24-inch antenna. He indicated that the competitors have been known for using 12-inch antennas. Mr. Tallon indicated that he agrees with Mr. Dubelko having numerous unanswered questions. Mr. Conway indicated that he has no objection with referring this to the Law Department. Mr. Dubelko indicated the Law Department would need more technical information rather than a promotional brochure. W. Koeth recommended that an actual representative from Teligent should be present at the next meeting. No further comments were made. Mr. Tallon motioned to table the proposals of (1) Westbury Apartments; 25151 Brookpark Rd._which consists of determination of use classification for proposed wireless telephone collection facility, (2) Community Building; 26777 Lorain Rd. which consists of determination of use classification for proposed wireless telephone collection facility, and, (3) Corporate Center One; 25000 Country Club Blvd. which consists of determination of use classification for proposed wireless telephone collection facility until the Planning Commission meeting of June 27, 2000. Also that the technical information be submitted to the Law Department for review as soon as possible. The motion went as follows: all in favor were R. Tallon, K. O'Rourke, W. Spalding, C. Allan, and B. Koeth with T. Hreha abstaining due to a conflict of interest as he works for Ameritech, and this would be a direct competitor. Propmsal Tableci. 2. Moen Corporate World Headquarters: of AL Moen Drive PP# 236-11-009,011,018 & 23 6-12-010: Proposal consists of additional parking. Chairman Tallon called all interested parties forward to review the proposal. Mr. Cocco, from Clark and Post Architects for Moen, came forward to review the proposal. He reviewed that Moen recently acquired 5 acres of property to the South of them that wraps around the cul-de-sac that ends Al Moen Drive. He indicated that this is in preparation to