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...r- CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED . PLANNING COMMISSION l MINUTES-NOVEMBER 28, 1989 I. ROLL CALL: Chairman Thomas called the reeting to order at 8:00 p.m. Present: M. Betts, R. Bierman, R. Bowen, B. Gorris, and J. Thomas Absent: G. Knight and T. Morgan Also Present: Assistant Law Director J. Dubelko, Building Commissioner D. Conway, Consulting City Engineer S. Cesen, and Clerk of Commissions B. Oring. II. REVIEW AND CORRECTION OF MINUTES: P4. Betts moved to approve the minutes of November 14, 1989 as presented, seconded by B. Gorris, and unanimously approved. III. BUILDING DEPARTMENT REQUESTS: 1) Rini's Supermarket, 23100 Lorain Road Propcsal for exterior renovation to existing building. Heard by Architectural Board of Reviaw November 22, 1989. Building Commissioner Conway presented the previous plans for the property • that were approved when the cooler was added. He advised that his inspec- tion revealed that the fence was in fairly good repair, but did neeci some maintenance: the wood fence was secure and bolted down; the chain link fence did have some slats missing; and the coat hangers used to secure the chain link fence could be replaced. Chairman Thomas read a letter from Rini Realty to Mr. Draeger (see attached) confirming the repairs that would be made. Mr. Betts questioned the statement that these repairs would be made within 30 days of the City's approval of this proposal since Mr. Draeger had previously stated that all repairs would be made within.30 days. Mr. Draeger stated that this should be approved in the next week or two sa the repairs woulci be completed within 30 days from that time, Mr. Gorris studied the minutes from the approval of the cooler and pointed out that there were 12 parking spaces which were to be removed with that approval and aparently these had never been removed. Mr. Draeger responded that this area was not striped, but cars did park there. He explained that they will be putting bumper blocks in this area about 4 feet off of the pavement in front of tne truck dock area (item number 1 of the letter) in order to prevent trucks hitting the fence and they will post no parking signs. He believes that employees are the main people who park there and the management will attempt to stop them. He agreed that cars in that area did make it difficult for trucks to maneuver into the loading dock. Mr. Gorris suggested that "no parking" be painted right on the blacktop in that area. The residents were present and were satis- fied with the agreements that had been made. Mr. Betts stated that in ? reference to the Rini's Supermarket proposal for an exterior renovation to the existing building, he moved to approve the proposal under the stipulation that the 6 terms referred to in the letter addressed from Mr. Rini to Mr. Draeger (see attached) are complied with within 30 days of this City's approval of this plan and that the 12 parking spaces on the