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the previous location and he thinks it is incumbent on the applicant to come with information that assures <br />them or gives them some understanding of the facts. This is similar to requiring a traffic study, or safety <br />study done by an applicant. Mr. Koeth said there needs to be information from Sprint as well. Mr. <br />O'Malley said 1151.05 (f), indicates an engineering report will be prepared, submitted by a qualified and <br />licensed professional engineer, shall provide proof of compliance with all applicable federal, state, county <br />and city regulations. The report shall include a detailed description of the tower, antenna, shelter, <br />appurtenances, shall certify the radio frequency emission are in compliance with regulations of the FCC, <br />etc. The federal law is written in such a way as to not only discourage but to prohibit the city from issuing <br />local regulations that address environmental concerns of this nature. This is a federal preemption, by the <br />FCC. The issue of RF emissions and the health considerations associated with them are federal law. The <br />applicant is required to submit and demonstrate compliance with the federal regulations. Mr. Koeth asked <br />Mr. Richards if that is addressed in the letter he submitted to the board. Mr. Richards said it is addressed <br />in that letter. Mrs. Joan Puinno, from the audience, said the FCC is now being sued in court because of <br />the way the federal law is written, in not allowing environmental or health issues to be brought up. They <br />have not set any standards. She indicated she has a lot of information on the subject and is willing to share <br />it with the commission. Mr. Koeth asked her to share the information with Mr. O'Malley. <br />R. Koeth made a motion to table the proposal until the next Planning Commission meeting. There <br />have been some issued raised and he hopes Mr. Richards can address those at the negt meeting with <br />some alternatives, along with the engineer with some different sites. The motion was seconded by M. <br />Yager. Roll Call: M. Yager, C. Allan, W. Spalding, and R Koeth - Yes. J. Lasko - Abstain. <br />The clerk announced that the next Planning Commission meeting will be on Tuesday, January 13, 2004 at <br />7:30 and no further notices will be sent. Mr. Koeth indicated new site locations or other submissions <br />should be sent to the Building Department 2 weeks prior to the next meeting. He added that if the Parcel E <br />proposal is back on the agenda for the January 13 meeting, he would like to talk with Mr. Conway about <br />making sure they do not load up the agenda. Mr. Rymarczyk indicated the agenda is full right now with <br />Ganley, Dunkin' Donuts and Sprintcom coming back. He said Mr. Conway will be able to direct them on <br />the agenda items. <br />IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: <br />1. Lot Split and Consolidation Plat for 25600 Lorain Road (Ganlev Westside); (WRD 1) <br />The proposal it to 1) Split Permanent Parcel Number 232-34-011 (approximately 1.7334 acres) into two parcels, and <br />2) Consolidate 1.1293 acres of Permanent Parcel Number 232-34-011 with Permanent Parcel Numbers 232-34-012, <br />232-34-013, 232-34-014 and 232-34-015. The consolidated parcel will be 7.1591 acres. The location is on the north <br />side of Lorain Road approximately 160 feet east of Ranchview Avenue. Zoning for the portions of Permanent Parcel <br />Numbers 232-34-011 through 232-34-015 within 500 feet of the centerline of Lorain Road (south potion) is Retail <br />Business, General. Zoning for the remaining portions (north potions) of these parcels is B, Residence, Single. <br />The existing Ganley Real Estate Company and Rozakis Family, LLC parcels conform to the area requirements of the <br />Zoning code. The existing Ganley Real estate Company parcels 232-34-012, 232-34-013, 232-34-014 and 232-34- <br />0 15 do not conform to the lot width requirement of the zoning code. The required lot width is 150 feet and the actual <br />widths are approximately 89 feet, 89 feet, 107 feet and 81 feet, respectively measured perpendicular to the mean lot <br />depth line. <br />The proposed Ganley Real Estate Company parcel will conform to the area and lot width requirements of the Zoning <br />Code. The proposed Rozakis Family, LLC parcel will conform to the area and lot width requirements of the Zoning <br />Code. The required area is 40,000 square feet, and the actual area will be approximately 1.2 acres. <br />THIS PROPOSAL HAS BEEN WITHDRAW FROM THE AGENDA AT THE REQUEST OF THE <br />APPLICANT. THE PROPOSAL WILL RETURN TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION ON JANUARY 13, <br />2004. <br />1. Rezoning for 25600 Lorain Road (Ganlev Westside); WRD 1 <br />The proposal is to rezone the rear (north) portion of Permanent Parcel Numbers 232-34-011, 232-34-012, 232-34- <br />013, 232-34-014, and 232-34-015 from B, Residence, Single to Reta.il Business, General. Current zoning for the <br />portions of Permanent Parcel Numbers 232-34-011 through 232-34-015 within 500 feet of the centerline of Lorain <br />Road (south portion) is Retail Business, General. Current zoning for the remaining portions (north portions) of these <br />7