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1"'v the day-care is located would not be part of their lease. Mr. CJallager questioned how the day-care centers playground would be protected from the trucks making deliveries. Mr. Crook indicated that they could place a 6 foot fence up with landscaping to make sure there is a buffer between the two sites. Mrs. Powell suggested that she has been trying to work with the mayor's office regarding the site and drainage there has been some progress but very ininimal. It was found that soine of the trucks were not delivering to the site but just parking on the lot. Signs have been posted and trucks are still parking on the site. The cleaning of the parking lot is not to start until 8am in the morning. She would really Iike to see the store entrance to face Brookpark Road as the entrance on the east side of the site increased the noise. There is only 30 feet from the parking lot and her bedrooms and the noise level is very high. Please look at the noise ordinances and try to respect them. She is also concerned about the tra.ific that will increase from this. There is also a lot of garbage and trash that no one wants to take responsibility for as everyone tries to say it is someone else's problem. Mr. Hullinger questioned what the deliveiy times would be and voiced a concern about the lights that would be placed on the lot. Mr. Sheniceiz indicated that they will uphold the delivery rules of the City of North Olmsted. He can not guarantee that there will never be a delivery . inade on an off time. No one could give that guarantee. Mr. Dubelko commented that he would like to point out that the City of North Olmsted does have restrictions on deliveries. There can not be deliveries made between 9:00pm and 7:00am. It is not that we don't have restrictions, it has just been hard to enforce them. That is why it is best not to have the delivery area on the north side of the building. Mr. Sheniceiz indicated that they would like to go back to the drawing board and address the concerns that have been brought forward tonight. There are soine financial restraints but they will do the best they can. He suggested that he would also like to meet with the residents and the owners before they return to make sure that the next submittal can move forward. Tt is good to see that the neighbors are interested in what is being done. Mr. Hreha complemented Mr. Sheniceiz for being open to worlcing with the residents and would like to see it continue. As there is going to be a new building there should be maximum flexibility. Mr. Sheniceiz indicated that they vvould work on the plans and return in a couple of weeks. Mr. Tallon suggested that the wall behind Wal-Mart should be ]ooked at for an idea of what the board is requesting. The inajor points have been brought to your attention to ]ook at; the docks, shielded lighting, drainage and the grass area on the north side of the building. Regarding drainage the applicants will have to meet the requirements set fourth in the Cities codes. The City of Noi-th Olmsted prefers to see underground retention systems. An unknown resident questioned if the applicants would have to do a traffic study to obtain a trafFic Iight. Mr. Tallon indicated that they would have to do a study to show they meet the state requirements. Mr. Tallon reviewed that the City of North Olmsted does not govern where lights are placed the state does. Mr. Tallon indicated that they would table the proposal until the applicant was ready to return. Mr. Conway questioned when the applicants would like to return. Mr. Sheniceiz indicated that they would like to leave a date of return open so they could meet with the neighbors before returning. Mr. Tallon indicated that the board would like to see the developer meet with the neighbors before they 6