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/ ? ,. questioned Dr. Musser's business. Dr. Musser indicated that he is a podiatrist with a current practice in Cleveland. He indicated that there is a local,doctor who will be retiring and Dr. Musser would assume his practice. Dr. Musser indicated it would be a one-physician office. Mr. Spalding questioned if the rear of the property would be maintained as it is presently. Dr. Musser replied "yes." Mr. Allan questioned what would happen to the garage. Dr. Musser indicated the garage would be used for parking for himself and his assistant. Mr. Hreha questioned the number of employees. Dr. Musser indicated there would be only himself and his assistant. At 7:45pm, Mr. Tallon arrived. Mr. Asseff questioned how many patients a day were anticipated and what are the working hours to be. Mr. Musser indicated 15-20 patients, with the hours of 9-5 p.m. maybe later for working people and every other Saturday. Mr. Koeth questioned if Dr. Musser qualifies for parking. Mr. Conway indicated the site needs five parking spots per doctor, per code. Mr. Spalding questioned if anyone would be living in the house outside of office hours. Dr. Musser replied "no." Mr. Koeth questioned if there would be plans for reconstruction within the building. Dr. Musser indicated that there are no major structural plans in design or discussed. He indicated that the bathtub would need to be removed in order to make the bathroom as handicap accessible as possible. Mr. Conway indicated there would be a proposed wheel chair ramp in the front of the parking lot. Mr. Conway indicated that there really is not too much that can be done to the building. Mr. Koeth questioned if there were any comments from the Board or the audience. Mr. Hoffman, a neighbor, came forward. He indicated that his property abuts the doctor's property. His concern is for construction that would create a drainage problem. Mr. Hoffman indicated there is a drainage problem because of the Chamber of Commerce having the parking lot in the rear of the property. He indicated that his yard gets flooded whenever it rains hard. Mr. Koeth questioned if Mr. Hoffman had seen the site plan. Mr. Hoffman replied "no." Mr. Koeth indicated that there will be no construction in the rear and it shouldn't create a problem. Mr. Koeth suggested to Mr. Hoffman calling the Chamber of Commerce to resolve the drainage issue. Mr. Koeth added that everything that is to be added would be north of the house. No further comments were made. B. Koeth motioned to recommend to Board of Zoning Appeals to approve the variances of Stephen Musser of 25043 Lorain Rd. the proposal which consists of converting a single family home into a medical office. The motion was seconded by T. Hreha and unanimously approved. Motion carried. NOTE: At this time the Clerk announced that Stephen Musser was to attend the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting held on June 7, 2000 at 7:30pm. 2. Duke-Weeks RealitxLocation is south side of AL Moen Drive PP# 236-11-009,011,018 & 236-12-010: Proposal consists of erecting a building on the front southwest side of 1Vloen Drive. Mr. Tallon called all interested parties forward to review the proposal. Mr. Hall, from Duke- Weeks Realty, came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Hall submitted new site plans to the Board members and the Clerk. He reviewed that over the course of ineeting with Mr. Conway, there have been a few minor revisions. Mr. Hall reviewed the location of the new building stating it will be a three-story building, 73700 square feet. He indicated that there are no variances that would be requested. Mr. Hall indicated that traffic circulation is strictly off of Al Moen Drive and would line up with the parking facilities of the Moen building. Traffic 2