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dangerous traffic situation so near to Rose Road, aesthetics, and maintenance and cost to the City of North Olmsted, as well as the possible extension of Route 252. The motion was seconded by K. O'Rourke and unanimously approved. At this time, Mr. Dubelko indicated that under the Charter this proposal goes on to Board of Zoning and Development for their approval or denial. At this time, the Clerk indicated the date for Board of Zoning and Development is on June 13, 2000 at 6:30pm. Motion carried. 3. 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. Chairman Tallon called forward all interested parties to review the proposal. Mr. Lydon, from Zaremba Management Services came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Lydon indicated that recently in Fairview Park, the applicants have requested that the entire property include a small portion of land in that is in North Olmsted. The applicants have recently been given the approval of the City of Fairview to split the parcel into three lots within Fairview to develop an office park. He indicated that as a course of action, the applicants have elected to create a fourth parcel of land to encompass the land in North Olmsted. The applicants plan on building all of the development in the City of Fairview with an exception of a. small amount of parking in North Olmsted, assuming the Planning Commission allows the applicant to do so. Mr. Lydon indicated that they have discussed the connection through the sanitary sewer on Clague Road as another issue. Mr. Lydon indicated that the applicants do not have another alternative for this piece of land, or how to treat it, other than the fact that they would like to create a separate parcel for the purpose of easier tax assessing. He indicated that there would be some improvements, but this piece would primarily remain green space. Mr. Lydon indicated that this parcel is impossible to develop to create a new building structure on it and it is too inaccessible. He indicated that ODOT has approved the curb cut onto Brookpark Road. Mrs. O'Rourke questioned if there was presently a driveway. Mr. Lydon indicated that on the original plans there had been a curb cut on Brookpark Road and going through the median, however, ODOT did not want to address that due to traffic issues. He indicated that the property has alternate access onto W. 227"' Street, so they did not feel the driveway was needed. Mr. Lydon indicated that the applicants would remove_ the scrub and mound up the area to make a statement to create a very nice landscape entity. Mr. Dubelko indicated that if this lot split is approved, the separate lot would legally become a buildable lot. The use. requirements would have to give the applicant's the necessary variances to build upon. Mr. Lydon questioned if a case could be made that there was no access from Clague Road. Mr. Dubelko indicated that the City would have an obligation to give the owner access to that lot. Mr. Dubelko indicated that the lot could be given to the City of North Olmsted as green space and then the City would control it. Mr. Lydon indicated that he does not see a problem with donating the space with the stipulation that Fairview Corporate Center would maintain it. He indicated that he would consult with the applicant's law department. Mr. Tallon suggested the applicant discussing this with the City of North Olmsted's Law Department, as well. Mr. Lydon indicated that at this time he would withdraw the proposal. No further comments were made. 12