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Olmsted, they are just down sizing. The cape cod and ranch elevations are the next size up, which are 1650 square feet. There was a brief discussion about limiting the percentage of small units to 25%. Mr. Conway suggested that he did not want to be put in a position were he would have to police how many small condominiums are built. Mrs. Priestas reiterated that the size of the home that they are asking for is what the residents want. R. Tallon motioned to table Hennie Homes until the next regularly scheduled meeting when they will present new plans showing sidewalks, guest parking spaces and the smaller homes including the sunroom dotted in on the site plan. The motion was seconded by K. O'Rourke and unanimously approved. 1Vlotion Carried. "NOTE DLTE TO A'I'ECHNICAI. ERROR SP1aIVGVALE'S PROPOSAL IS 'I'12ANSCRIBEI3 k'ROM THlE CI,ERK5 1VOTES". 2. SprinQvale Golf Club; 5871 Canterburv Rd. Proposal consists of phase #2. (New Clubhouse) Chairman Tallon called all interested parties forward to review the proposal. Mr. Young, the manager for Springvale, and Mr. Bouschard, the architect, came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Young indicated that the plan for Springvale is to build a riew clubhouse. Mrs. O'Rourke questioned if the new area is where the existing grill area is now. IVIr. Bouschard commented that the.existing clubhouse did not have a good entrance and really had no presence. People wishing to golf do not know where or how to get into the clubhouse. The City would like to create a new entrance for the clubhouse. The addition will be 3,100 square feet, and will be much more welcomino, of an entrance than what is currently in place. Currently, the entrance is in the rear and the addition will bring it forward. There will be upper and lower level seating in the clubhouse, which will accorrunodate groups. As there will be multi-level seating in the clubhouse, a plan to accommodate the handicapped is being worked out. Mr. Young suggested that if there is an event in the ballroom, the rooms would be closed off from each other. If the handi cap bathrooms are needed it will be a management issue. Mr. Tallon questioned if the ballroom would be removed. Mr. Bouschard indicated that all levels of the new addition would be handi cap accessible and reviewed how the different locations would be reached by a handi cap person. There will be a storage area as well as a kitchen in the new addition. The ballroom will not be touched and a 2-hr. firewall will be used were the two walls meet. The tiered seating allows the patrons to look out over the pond and the golf course. Mr. Tallon questioned why a ramp instead of a step was being used in the clubhouse. Mr. Bouschard indicated that the required amount of slope needed for a ramp would not leave much room for tables. Mrs. O'Rourke questioned what materials would be used. Mr. Bouschard indicated that there would be brick along the bottom of - the new addition and then changed over to using wood shingles. There will be a new roof, which will be continuos throughout all the buildings. Mrs. O'Rourke indicated that Landmarks would like to see Springvale Ballroom marked as a historical building. She requested consistency throuahout the buildings. Mr. Bouschard suggested that the Ohio Historical department states that the addition has to be slightly different. Mr. Hreha suggested having more retail space. Mr. Young indicated that this is only a green shop. They only handle a few items such as shirts, balls, tees, and things of that nature. Mr. Koeth questioned if the entrance would create a traffic jam 3