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stated that they are here tonight for approval of the concept and design of the buildings. <br />Mr. Olivos asked about mechanical equipment. Mr. Cerny answered since they do not have any <br />tenants they do not know what they will need. He also asked if the 2x2 wood slats would be <br />durable on the dumpster enclosure. Mr. Cerny stated yes and believes they are more durable then <br />board on board. <br />Mr. Olivos questioned that the building height is not within code. Mr. Cerny explained that they <br />have been discussing the building height with the building commissioner, engineer department and <br />Director Upton. It was concluded that a structure facade can be considered an appurtenant feature <br />of the building, therefore they do not need to receive a variance (exhibit A). <br />Ms. Nader asked if we are only approving the first phase to build the 40,000 square feet building. <br />A discussion was had and Mr. O'Malley suggested that the application should be tabled. <br />Ms. Nader addressed the comments from Mr. DiFranco and confirmed with the applicants that <br />they would comply with the outstanding code requirements. Mr. Hammerschmidt agreed. Ms. <br />Nader inquired as to whether the cross easement could be attained prior to the second building <br />construction. Assistant Law Director O'Malley answered that it depends upon whether these are <br />two independent parcels that are independently approved or if they are two parcels that are going <br />to be consolidated and used as one. If they will be used as one, then they would be dependent upon <br />one another for parking and drainage which then could affect how the setbacks are measured and <br />how other requirements are met. Mr. O'Malley stated that he believes that the application should <br />be tabled until the applicant can bring forward clear drawings. Director Upton, disagreed with this <br />statement and noted that the City of North Olmsted has not had a "spec" building in a long time <br />and believes it will be a great addition to the city. <br />Mr. Anderson asked if the applicant exceeds the parking spot requirement would those spots have <br />to be permeable. Mr. DiFranco answered that it is the boards authority to approve the additional <br />parking spots. Mr. Anderson verified that the plans reflect the two buildings and that they want <br />to do all the site work to accommodate those buildings. <br />Mr. Olivos commented that the core construction of the building is what was used in the 1980's. <br />a base building and tenants have the choice to customize their space. He does not see a problem <br />with the design. He stated that if we approve the whole project and if they need to make any <br />changes they will have to come back to the Planning and Design Commission for approval. Ms. <br />Nader asked if there is a preference to land banking or permeable pavers. Mr. Cerny answered <br />they would prefer land banking. <br />Motion by Ms. Nader, second by Mr. Olivos to approve 31351 Industrial Parkway <br />construction of a multi -tenant building with the following conditions: <br />I. Conditional upon final engineering requirements <br />2. Modifying the parking to a maxim of 20% which is 62 spaces and anything over that <br />requirement would be required to land bank or permeable pavers. <br />3. Provide a photometric plan that complies with the code. <br />