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A' _ • ? CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED . PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES - P1AY 9, 1989 I. ROLL CALL: Chairman Thomas called the meeting to order at 8:05 p.m. Present: M. Betts, R. Bierman, R. Bowen, E. Traczyk, and J. Thomas Absent: 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: M. Betts moved to approve the minutes of April 25, 1989 as submitted, seconded by R. Bowen, and unanimously approved. Chairman Thomas advised that the agenda would be rearranged and he would be calling the various items out of order. III. BUILDING DEPARTMENT REQUESTS: 5) Columbia Terrace Motor Inn, 24399 Lorain Road (Heard at this point) Exterior renovation to building. Mr. Tommich.9 designer, presented revised plan which shows a flat mansard instead of the originally proposed projecting mansard and explained that the Building Commissioner had a concern with the projection on the east elevation. There will be no roof top mechanical equipment, they will be using through the wall units. Building Commissioner Conway advised that the owners are now in the process of addressing code violations on the interior of the building. It was clarified for a member of the audience that the restaurant in front of the motel will be repainted and rejuve- nated. B. Gorris moved to refer the Columbia Terrace Motor Inn at 24399 Lorain Road, exterior renovation to the Architectural Board of Review for their input and the Safety Department for their input, seconded by M. Betts, and unanimously approved. 4) Bud Kazor Insurance, 30005 Lorain P.oad Proposal to convert existing home to an office building. Mr. Kazor advised that he would be dividing a single family brick home into three office units, one of which will be for his own offices. He explained that he had two employees and that the garage area will pos- sibly be rented to a business with only one employee who will be on the premises at all times, but he does not know who will be in the west sec- • tion of the building, perhaps a doctor or a dentist. The parking plan shows 13 spaces with an enclosed area for trash containers; the rear property will remain as lawn. Mr. Conway advised that 13 parking spaces would be required for this building and that a medical office would require 5 spaces per doctor. Since Mr. Kazor stated that he would not need a dumpster it was suggested that trash containers could be placed to the side or the rear of the building, the parking moved up so that