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,. ' indicated that he would like to clarify the use of green space. Our cluster ordinance is based on number of clusters per acre, which is how it relates to the development of the homes. There is nothing specifically about square footage of green space, Planning Commission has the: ability to allow structures that are permitted in this use over and above the number of dwelling units per acre. Mr. Spalding suggested that the homeowners were referring to the fact that when the project was approved there was a designation that this be solid green space and the golf course would be open to the public. In this particular case, it was designed to be green space as he read the original minutes that approved this project. Mrs. Messing suggested that the homeowners do maintain part of the golf course because of the time frame from when things were finalized. It was not until last spring that a valid survey was conducted. The Association found out that parts of the common area thought to have belonged to the hoineowners association was actually part of the golf course. The association has maintained pounds, and structures, signs and fences around the area. So the association does have a personal stake in what happens as they do not want to lose what little green space they have. The residents are present because they are concerned, they have invested their life savings in these homes. There are narrow streets that will affect the association financially. Mr. Meyer indicated that since NOGA took over the golf course they have been taking care of the golf course. W. Spalding motioned to move North Olmsted Golf Association of 5840 Canterbury Road which consists of constructing a golf museum/office building to the Board of Zoning Appeals for their variance with a recommendation to approve the variance. The proposal will then return to the Planning Commission on Junel2, 2001. In the framing of the motion Mr. Hreha motioned to notify everyone homeowner that was not notified the first meeting and the secretary of the homeowners association. The motion was seconded by C. Allan roll call on the motion; K. O'Rourke, T. Hreha and G. Allan "yes" W. Spalding; abstain as he is a homeowner in the development. 1VIotion Care-fecl. Mrs. Spalding indicated that she wanted to clarify that notices of the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting will be sent to all 255 homeowners and the homeowners association. The clerk repeated that the motion is to notify the homeowners that were not previously notified and the association only. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1. Liahthouse PoolsLot Assembly Plat PP#'s 236-08-002, 003,004,005,006: The proposed consolidation of Permanent Parcel Numbers 236-08-002, 003, 004, 005, 006 and 007 at 25601 and 25675 Lorain Road. The building on 25675 will be removed and the remaining building will be expanded onto this adjacent lot. All lots are zoned General Retail Business. The building addition was on the March 27, 2001 agenda and approved subject to several conditions. One of which is the coizsolidation of the above mentioned parcels. Acting Chairman Spalding called all interested parties forward to review their proposal. Mr. Goold the owner came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Spalding questioned what the applicant wanted to say regarding the. consolidation. 1VIrs. O'Rourke indicated that the proposal was already approved contingent upon the consolidation of the lots. W. Spalding inotioned to approve Lighthouse Pools; Lot Assembly Plat PP#'s 236-08-002, 003,004,005,006 which consists of consolidation of Permanent Parcel Numbers 236-08-002, 003, 004, 005, 006 and 007 at 25601 and 25675 Lorain Road. The building on 25675 will be reinoved and the remaining building will be expanded onto this adjacent lot. All lots are zoned General Retail Business. The motion was seconded by K. O'Rourke and unanimously approved. Motaon Carried. 1. COMIvIUNICATIONS: 9