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Board questioned lighting on parking garage and applicants indicated there would be no lighting on second floor of parking garage. Applicants indicated that $6,500.00 is budgeted for annual plantings every year on the site. Board requested the applicants show and call out the $6,500.00 in annual plantings on the landscape plans. Building Department advised that for each unit there must be a covered parking space of will require variances. The board suggested building a 3-D model so everyone could get a better idea of what the buildings will structurally look like. Applicants were asked to show placement of tree survey over a site-plan to better understand what effect the mounding will have on the existing trees. Board reviewed that the Architectural Review Board requested the mounds ungulate and 6-foot fencing atop the mound to preserve the existing buffering. The following residents were present: Mr. Schoulis President of Homeowners Association, Mrs. Diver Secretary of Homeowners Association, Mr. Barnett abutting neighbor, W. Gouker abutting neighbor, Mr. Lipcsey resident and Councilman McKay. Residents had the following concerns: l. Concerned that there are continued changes to the site plans each time new plans are submitted. 2. Residents do not want 6-foot tnound and fence, they want 8-foot mounds with 8-foot fencing only. 3. Residents want enclosed garage not open and would prefer underground parking. 4. Residential setback needs to be increased along the north west end of the site. 5. Concerned that there is no green space on the site. 6. Residents requested the Board of Zoning Appeals deny the setback variance needed for buildings C & D. 7. Neighbors requested applicants present 3-D model to clearly see what is going to be done. 8. Residents are concerned about the storage of carts outside and requested all carts be stored inside the building. T. Hreha moved to table Carnegie Management & Development Corpowation, Parcel E until meeting next. J. Lasko seeonded the motion which was unanimously approved. Note: In the framing of the motion Chairman Koeth advised the applicants to work closely with the City Directors to create more detailed plans, address cart area, lighting plans, call out material on plans, and details of parking garage. IV. NEW I)EVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: Rezoning for 30898 Bradlev IZoad: (WRD 3) The proposal is to rezone a portion of permanent parcel number 233-07-025 from Limited Industry, Industrial Park to Single Family Cluster. Current zoning for the portion of permanent parcel number 233-07-025 within a strip approximately 60 feet wide along the north property line, and parallel to Barton Road, is Residence, Multiple. Current zoning for the remaining portion of the property which is to be rezoned is Limited Industry, Industrial Park The location is on the north side of Bradley Road approximately 1,200 feet west of Barton Road. Note: this proposal was tabled at applicant's request at the 3-09-04 Planning Commission meeting and tabled by the board on 3-25-04. Chairman Koeth called all interested parties forward to review the proposal. Mr. Urbanick representing the owners came forward to review the request. Planning Director Wenger reviewed that the applicants returned to address the three issues brought up at the March 25, 2004 Planning Commission meeting. 1. New preliminary site plan has been submitted to show the intent to construct homes. 2. To address boards concerning spot zoning Ms. Wenger requested the legal 4