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of record or has been presented, or if the neighboring property owners have addressed the issue of the use of this <br />portion of driveway. The plan that is being presented shows additional parking spacing abutting the property line. <br />Now that the building is gone, it is possible the driveway can be reconfigured so that the developer is dealing with <br />traffic and driveway entrance and exit on his site as opposed to the traffic in the driveway of his neighbors. If there is <br />a shared driveway situation that would need to be presented in the form of an easement, and what portion is on the <br />neighbor's property or the applicant's land, needs to be addressed. As this plan is presented it seems as though the <br />driveway is on the neighbor's land and the use of this site is consumed by the parking of cars. The Commission might <br />inquire about the status of the easement, shared driveway or otherwise. Mr. Spalding said he does not see any <br />indication as to the easement or the shared driveway on the plan the board received. Mr. Suhayda said the easement is <br />12 feet and is noted on the plan. The property line jogs 12 feet and then 35 feet. They reviewed the plans. 1VIr. <br />Spalding pointed out they need to see a diagram before they can approve it. Mr. O'Malley said the engineer indicated <br />to him that when a lot consolidation is formally presented, the lot consolidation will address all easements of record <br />and if this applicant has an easement from his neighbor, he can certainly attach it to the lot consolidation application <br />and present it. Mr. Farrell indicated they will do that. He said the situation is this, if that easement is on their <br />property, the other owner is entitled to use that for egress and exiting his property. He has not been deprived of doing <br />that because he is landlocked. He does not share a driveway with the applicant. The driveway is remaining in the <br />same spot on Porter. This additional building that is on the corner of Porter and Lorain has access to his building and <br />has parking available to it. He said nothing in the plans changed that. The easement is set forth in the titles of these <br />parcels and that will be set forth in the consolidation. Mrs. HofF Smith asked why they took the building down. Mr. <br />Farrell replied the applicant did not think they could utilize it in the fashion they had first hoped. They contacted the <br />city about taking it down and get the necessary permit. The original plans did include storage space and they are just <br />extending it. Mr. Koeth said they would also be displaying cars up front. Mr. Farrell said they displayed spaces in <br />that area originally. Mr. Rymarczyk asked Mr. Koeth if they could require the applicant to have the grass area <br />increased with the building gone now. He said they can leave the opening for the driveway for the easement. Mr. <br />Farrell said he is not sure they have enough room to do that. Mr. Rymarczyk pointed out the applicant said they have <br />room for the drive. They indicated they have 75 feet now. He suggested they close up 54 or 55 feet of it. Mr. <br />Spalding said the easement is to the south so they would not be impinging on it. Mr. Rymarczyk said they could get <br />landscaping in there and tear out the old apron. Mr. Farrell said it is a small area. He said they discussed the <br />landscaping issue along Lorain Road and there is a lot of concern with maintaining green space there with respect to <br />weather conditions in this area. The fact is it may look much worse because it is hard to maintain. Mr. Rymarczyk <br />said the conditions are worse along Lorain as opposed to Porter because of the amount of traffic and salt. Mr. Farrell <br />said they are talking about a very small area on Porter, perhaps 50 feet. Mr. Koeth said if they are going to use this <br />area as a display, then they do not need the drive. 1VIr. Farrell said they need it. He indicated they are doing a lot of <br />construction there and if the board is talking about putting a 55 foot or 45 foot piece of green space in there, he doubts <br />that will be the wrench in the works but they will certainly comply. Mr. Spalding said he would like to see where the <br />easement is. He would like it on another print. He wants to see the driveway and where it comes out on Porter. Mr. <br />Koeth asked if all the lots are consolidated. Mr. Suhayda indicated that they are not. Mr. Koeth said that is the first <br />thing they need to do. They need to show the easement. 1VIr. Farrell said they can certainly provide the documents <br />that show there is an easement on that property. He said he does not know why that would have any bearing on what <br />the commission does. Mr. Spalding said he wants to see where the driveway is. Mr. Koeth said they need better plans <br />and want to see the whole plan in a better format. Mr. Farrell indicated his concern is they have provided the board <br />all this information, they have removed the building, and they are putting cars in place of that building. It doesn't <br />affect the driveway, it doesn't affect the easement, or anything else. Mr. Koeth pointed out they have made some <br />changes and the board is just making recommendations to those changes. He added they will need photometrics on <br />the light. Mr. Suhayda said they are on the plans and it indicates zero at Porter, around 1 across the property, and <br />naturally brighter right below the pole. Mr. Spalding said the levels are high on the northern boundary. Mr. Suhayda <br />said they are very high right under the pole then they drop right off. He said they are less than 1 foot candle out in the <br />middle of the property. Mr. Spalding said he is speaking of the north side. Mr. Suhayda said to the north it is the <br />other property and it will be zero. Mr. Spalding said that is what he is concerned about and it is not shown on the <br />plans. Mr. Suhayda indicated they can show the zeros on the plan. Mr. Rymarczyk mentioned they will need a <br />variance for the ground sign on Porter. The board can perhaps address the location but the Board of Zoning Appeals <br />will make the determination. Mr. Koeth said they will need landscaping around the ground sign. He then called on <br />audience members for questions or comments. Mr. Russell Beebe of Porter Rd. caxne forward to say he is concerned <br />about the height of the fence. He would like to see an 8 foot wooden fence. He also said he is concerned about the <br />lights. He does not want to have their lights shining in his house. He gets light shining in now because the building <br />6
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