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? ? ., ? 2. Lot Consolidation for CVS Pharmacv, 27713 Lorain Road: The proposed consolidation of Permanent Parcel Numbers 235-11-009, 010, 012, 013, 046 and 047 on Lorain Road. One of the conditions of approval by the Planning Commission for this new pharmacy was that the seven (7) lots occupied by the pharmacy be consolidated. Chairman Tallon questioned if anyone was present to represent the pharmacy. The pharmacy attorney raised his hand in the audience and stayed seated. The board reviewed the lot consolidation site plans. Mr. Tallon questioned if sublot 230 was not part of the developinent. Mr. Deichmann replied that it is. It is permanent parcel number 235-11-047, Mr. Tallon indicated that it wasn't Z'd tooether on the plan. Mr. Deichmann suggested that the Z's are previous consolidations. That is the way this surveyor does it. Currently there is sublot 227 which is Z'd with a small strip to the east of it and then you've got sublot 226 and then sublot 225 and sublot 224 which is Z'd with a small strip to the west of it. Sublot 223 is Z'd with several smaller parcels and sublot 230. All of these are being combined, which the dashed line indicates in this case. Mr. Tallon questioned if everything here would be together when they are done. Mr. Deichmann replied that he was correct. Mr. Tallon invited anyone with questions from the audience forward at this time. Nobody came forward. R. Tallon motioned to approve the lot consolidation plat for CVS Pharmacy of 27713 Lorain Rd. as subinitted. The motion was seconded by K. O'Rourke and unanimously approved. Approved. 3. Lot Split and Assemblv Plat for North Olmsted CollisionLube Shop 28401 Lorain Road: The proposed is to split off the rear (south) portion of Permanent Parcel Number 234-24-002 and join it to Permanent Parcel Number 234-24-003 which abuts on the West. Location is the south side of Lorain Road west of McKenzie Road. Zoning is Retail Business, General entirely and neither proposed sublot's conform to the Zoning Code requirements for frontage. Proposed sublot "B" does not conform to the area requirements. Chairman Tallon questioned if anyone was present to represent the Collision Center. Ron Mills came forward on behalf of the applicant. Mr. Mills indicated that they had originally submitted some plans and Mr. Conway had asked for the surveyor to add a reference to a right of way. So he passed out new plans for the board meinbers review. Mr. Mills indicated that there is a grassy area behind the Lube Shop. The owner of North Olmsted Collision Center got wind that the Lube Shop had no plans for that grass area and would be willinc, to sell it. They contacted thern, arrived at apurchase price, and came up with a contract. When contiguous property comes up, the thing to do is grab it if you can. At some point down the road there might be a proposal to do soine parking there. That is the only thing at this point that is being souDht. At this point they are just looking to buy the piece of land and consolidate it with the North Olmsted Collision Center. He realized, after talking with Mr. Conway, that there may be two topics they need to address with the Board of Zoning Appeals. Those being the setback requirement, because the blacktop comes riaht up to the property line and then the concentration or density issue on the existing Lube Shop property. These issues didn't seem Iike they were going to be a stopper, so that is why they are here to see if the commission would consider granting approval to this subject to the actions of the Board of Zoning Appeals. Mr. Tallon questioned if Mr. Mills could come forward and show the commission exactly where they would put the future parking. Mr. Mills indicated that the parcel closest to the Lube Shop and to the east of the Collision Center is the one in question. Dependinc, upon what the requirements would be for black topping and setbacks, they can get anywhere from 15 to 19 parking spaces in there. Obviously they would tie 2