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\' so now all the units meet the minimum requirements. 2) To show the sidewalk on Cook Rd., which they've shown on the landscape plan and engineering site plans. 3) To show additional guest parking throughout the site. They have shown more than the minimum number of parking spaces similar to the sketch they worked out at the last meeting. So, with that they are here for approval. Mrs. O'Rourke questioned what the sguare footage was for the jasmine plans with the optional sunroom. W. Zwick indicated it would be 1,502 sq. ft. Mrs. O'Rourke questioned what they were without the sunroom. Mr. Rymarczyk indicated that it would be 1,310 sq. ft. without the sunroom. Mr. Tallon questioned if they noted the number of parking spaces on the drawings. Mr. Zwick replied yes, there are twenty-one guest parking spaces and sixteen is the minimum requirement. Mr. Tallon replied yes, but did you note it on the drawings. 1VIr. Zwick replied that he believed he did, but after searchina he indicated that he didn't see where it was noted on the blueprints. He had a color drawing in which the spaces were noted and suggested giving it to the Planning Commission. iVlr. Tallon commented that he would note them on his blueprints for the Building Department. IVIr. Tallon questioned if the board or audience members had any further comments or questions. R. Tallon motioned to approve Hennie Homes of 264-07-025 (Cook Rd.) which consists of condominiums, 40 duplex buildings - 80 units. The prints are dated 7/13/01 with the inclusion of 21 guest parking spaces noted on the print. The motion was seconded by W. Spalding and unanimously approved. Approved 7/24/01. Mr. Zwick questioned what the next step for them was. Mr. Dubelko indicated that the plans would go on to Board of Zoning and Development. Mr. Zwick questioned how long that would be. Mr. Tallon indicated that Council is on vacation, so not until September. The proposal still needs final zoning approval aiso. IV. NEW DEVELOPMEN'I'S AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1. El Rodeo Mexican Restaurant: 23125 Lorain Rd. Consolidation Plat - One of the conditions of approval by the Planning Commission for this new restaurant was that the three lots occupied by the restaurant be consolidated. Chairinan Tallon called all interested parties forward to review the request. Craig Dixon, the architect for El Rodeo, came forward to review the request. Mr. Tallon indicated that one of the conditions this board made for this proposal was that the three lots be consolidated. He questioned if the board members or audience members had any questions or comments for this proposal. Nobody came forward. R. Tallon motioned to approve the consolidation plat for El Rodeo 1Vlexican Restaurant of 23125 Lorain Rd. The motion was seconded by S. Asseff and was unanimously approved. Approved 7/24/O1. V. COMMUNICATIONS: VI. COMMITTEE REPORTS: 2