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that states that the Fire Chief can come up with an alternate that meets those provisions. No further comments were made. R. Tallon motioned to accept Horizon Activities Center of 4001 David Drive the proposal, which consists of re-review of Fire Department Access. The motion was seconded by S. Asseff with Board members K. O'Rourke and W. Spalding abstaining. NOTE: At this time, the Clerk indicated that the applicant needs to attend the Board of Zoning and Development meeting held on 7une 13, 2000. 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. Chairman Tallon called all interested parties forward to review the proposal. Mr. Halleen, the applicant, and Mr. Steve Suhayda, the Architect, came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Suhayda indicated that the proposal that encompasses Porter Road to Dewey Road with the exception of the immediate building on the corner of Porter Road. He indicated that what has been presented is a conceptual plan of all the buildings on the site, what is to be done with each building, what is done with parking, landscaping, buffering, etc. Mr. Suhayda indicated that they met with Council and Landmarks Commission to see if the buildings are considered to be located in the historical district. He indicated they are trying to receive as much input as they can. He reviewed that two buildings that would be demolished. The first building would be on the corner of Dewey and Lorain Road, a small one-story building, and the next building is on the eastern side of Lorain, which is KIA and Dominos Pizza. The other two buildings on the site would be remodeled to tie in with what would be proposed, which is new car sales building. The final building would be 2400 square foot on the first level, second floor would be around 1500 square feet. He indicated that after meeting with Council and Landmarks Commission, some elevations, materials and conceptuals have been discussed. Mr. Suhayda indicated that they would want to compliment CVS with their look and theme that would tie into the historical district, as well. He indicated they are waiting for a decision from Landmarks to see if they are in the Historical District, in which Landmarks has 60 days to respond. Mr. Suhayda then submitted conceptual color renderings to the Board of all the buildings, existing and new. With these renderings, he reviewed the new building and the two to be renovated. Mr. Tallon questioned the 5-foot setbacks. Mr. Suhayda indicated the setbacks would be 15 feet from Lorain Road, which would entail 5 feet walk, 5 foot green space and then 15 feet. Mr. Tallon questioned if the proposal is feasible if not rezoned. Mr. Suhayda replied, "no, it is not." Mr. Tallon questioned if Mr. Suhayda was aware of this same proposal coming before Plarming Corrunission and had been denied. He indicated that he is aware of the previous proposal. Mrs. O'Rourke questioned if the proposal had changed from the previous proposal. Mr. Suhayda indicated he had not seen the previous proposal, but he knew that the proposals were not the same. Mr. Spalding questioned if Mr. Suhayda had seen the changes from the first proposal. Mr. Suhayda reiterated that he has not seen the previous proposal. He indicated that he did not think the landscaping had a six-foot mound with a minimum of 6-foot landscaping on top or new car parking or the renovation of two new buildings. Mrs. O'Rourke questioned if the Tune and Lube building was considered historical. Mr. Suhayda indicated that they are waiting on a answer. Mrs. O' Rourke questioned 8