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need to submit a copy of the reciprocal easements to the Law Department for review. S. Asseff seconded the motion, which was unanimously approved. Proposal Tabled. IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1. North Olmsted Assemblv of God Church Lot Split: The proposal is to split Permanent Parcel Number 231-32-034 (approximately 0.3 acres) from Permanent Parcel Numbers 231-32-006, 231-32-007 and 231-32-034. These three parcels are currently consolidated. The location of the property is on the west side of Columbia Road and approximately 300 feet south of Gessner Road. Zoning is B Residence, Single. The proposed lots will conform to the frontage and area requirements of the Zoning Code, but not to depth requirement: The depth requirement is 135 feet, the applicant shows 130.02' minimum. Variances for rear yard setback and parking lot setback will also be required. This property is being restored to its original arrangement after a recent consolidation. Acting Chairman Spalding called all interested parties forward to review the proposal. Mr. McGough, a member of the church came forward to review the request. Mr. McGough indicated that the church would like the lot split to take the property back to its original configuration. The church property is only tax exempted if the parcels'are separated. The lot that houses the pastor will not be tax exempted.. If the lot split is not approved the entire site will continue to be taxed. Mr. Spalding questioned if the city had any objections to the lot split or the variances that would be required. Mr. Deichmann, the City Engineer, indicated that the city has no objections to the lot split or the variances that are required. ' W. Spalding motioned to approve. North Olmsted Assembly of God Church Lot Split which consists of splitting Permanent Parcel Number 231-32-034 (approximately 0.3 acres) from Permanent Parcel Numbers 231-32-006, 231-32-007 and 231-32-034. These three parcels are currently consolidated. The location of the property is on the west side of Columbia Road and approximately 300 feet south of Gessner Road. Zoning is B Residence, Single. The proposed lots will conform to the frontage and area requirements of the Zoning Code, but not to depth requirement. The Planning Commission recommends that the Board of Zoning Appeals grant the variances required for the two lots. K: O'Rourke seconded the motion, which was unanimously approved. Motion Carried. 2. New North Olmsted Public Librarv Consolidation Plat• The proposal is to consolidate Permanent Parcel Numbers 232-11-004 (approximately 0.26 acres), 232-11-005 (approximately 0.36 acres), 232-11-006 (approximately 0.68 acres), 232-11-007 (approximately 0.70 acres), 232-11-021 and 232-11-022 (approximately 2.28 acres), 232-11-023 (approximately 0.09 acres), and 232-11-024 and 232-11-030 (approximately 1.67 acres). The consolidated parcel will be 6.4947 acres. The location of the property is between Lorain Road and Butternut Ridge Road and approximately 500 feet west of Dover Center Road. Zoning of parcels -004, -005, 006 and -007 is B Residence, Single. Zoning of parcels -022, 024 and -030 is Retail Business, General. Zoning of the northern portion of parcels -021 and -023 is Retail Business, General and the southern portion of parcels -021 and -023 is B Residence, Single. Acting Chairman Spalding called all interested parties forward to review the proposal. Mr. Deichmann, the City Engineer, came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Deichmann indicated that the city has purchased multiple parcels to house the new library. The city requires all developers to consolidate land, which has a structure that spans multiple parcels. Therefore, the city library, which will span multiple parcels, should be consolidated. Mayor Musial questioned what the next step would be if the consolidation is approved. Mr. O'Malley indicated that the plat ? ?., f 2