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. <br />owners of the two lots are the same. There could be a problem down the road if one of the parcels is ? <br />sold howevet-; the parties involved would have to work out an easement at that time. Mrs. O'Rourke <br />indicated that the Architectural Review Board wanted Australian pine trees, rooftops are to be screened <br />and the dumpsters are to be enclosed and have reinforced gates. She questioned if the owner had made <br />the changes. Mr. Hammerschmidt indicated that all the changes were being put on a new set of prints, <br />which will be submitted. Mr. Conway reviewed that the applicant needed to submit the new drawings <br />before attending the building zoning and development meeting. Therefore, the Chairman of the <br />Architectural Review Board could sign off the plans. Mr. Spalding questioned if anyone from the <br />audience had questions, no one came forward. Mr. Conway commented that he would like the <br />applicant to review the phases that will be taking place as there was a question as to whether or not the <br />board could approve phases. Mr. Dubelko indicated that phases in limited industrial zoning are not <br />covered in our City code, the Planning Commission should treat the phase as a self contained <br />development on its own. What the board approves in so called phase one should be sufficient to stand <br />by itself and comply with the code. 1VIr. Conway reviewed tfiat the applicant would have to treat the <br />proposal as one project not in phases. Mr. Hammerschmidt remarked that he could not afford to <br />complete the developinent as one project. This has been presented as phases since we started. The <br />Architectural Review Board reviewed this plan as phases. Mr. Conway suggested that the applicant <br />review for the board members what was explained to the Architectural Review Board. Mr. <br />Hammerschmidt reviewed that each building will be built 12000 square feet at a time in four phases. <br />Mr. Conway indicated that the board could not treat the project as phases once approved the work will <br />need to be completed within one year. You could request minor changes so that would give you about <br />15 months to complete your project. Mr. Hammerschmidt reviewed the new blue prints with the board <br />members. Mr. Dubelko indicated that there is two ways to approach the project. The first is to review <br />this as one complete project and then as the future additions are going to be added the applicant would <br />return for each addition added. The second way to approach the proposal is to approve the whole <br />project with the condition that if the applicant stops anywhere along the line then any structure has to <br />be a completed structure. Each structure built has to be a completed structure, which does not include <br />temporary walls. The applicant would need to return for each addition but it would be much more <br />streamlined providing there is not major changes within our code. Mr. Conway suggested it could be <br />possible to address some things under minor changes. 1VIr. Hammerschmidt questioned if the whole <br />project could be approved and as each phase is added, they would do a quick run by the Planning <br />Coinmission. First phase will have temporary stone drive then the next phase the drive will be graded. <br />W. Spalding motioned to approve Fieldstone Development of S/L 11 Industrial Pkwy their proposal <br />which consists of a multi-phase, multi-tenant office warehouse facility conditioned upon each phase <br />being a completed structure with all walls in tacked, landscaping, lighting and parking in place for that <br />structure. Subsequently for any additional phase or structure. This proposal is not being approved in <br />phases but in one motion. The motion was seconded by K. O'Rourke and unanimously approved. <br />IVIotaon Carried. Note: in the fraining of the motion discussion took place as to what type of drive <br />would be put in place and parking during the construction of the site. The clerk reviewed that the <br />proposal would go to the Building Zoning and Development on June 12, 2001 at 6:30pm. <br />3. Braulio Roldan (Roldan's Car Service); 23055 Lorain Rd. <br />Proposal consists of adding a Sunroom/Storage to the existing structure. Note: Planning <br />Commission heard this proposal 4/25/00 & 3/27/01. Board of Zoning Appeals granted <br />variances 5/4/00. Architectural Review Board reviewed this proposal4/18/Ol . <br />Acting Chairman, W. Spalding called all interested parties forward to review the proposal. Mr. Mertes <br />the contractQr came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Mertes indicated that the addition would not <br />be used for storage. It will only be used as a sitting area. Mr. Hreha questioned why a leisure room <br />2
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