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. , ? I. ROLL CALL: CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES - JANUARY 28, 1986 Chairman Burns called the meeting to order at 8:05 p.m. Present: R. Bierman, J. Brown, J. Burns, B. Gorris, E. Traczyk, and. J. Wixted. Absent: T. Morgan ' Also Present: Assistant Law Director J. Dubelko, City Engineer J. Schaller, Acting Building Commissioner D. Sanker, Councilwoman J. Saringer, and Recording Secretary B. Oring. II. REVIEW AND CORRECTION OF MINUTES: The Minutes of January 14th were corrected on Page 4, under COMPNNICATIONS, add to end of last sentence: J. Burns moved to approve Ordinance 85-137, seconded by T. Morgan, and unanimously approved. J. Brown moved to approve the Minutes of January 14, 1985 as corrected, seconded by B. Gorris, and unanimously approved. III. BUILDING DEPARTMENT REOUESTS: 1) Rini's Supermarket, 23000 Lorain Rd. Proposal to add walk in cooler at rear of building and review of plans to expand supermarket into adjacent drug store. (Heard by Architectural Board of Review January 22, 1986). Acting Building Commissioner Sanker advised that as shown on the revised parking plan, they have 236 parking spaces and 189 spaces are required. The architect, G. Draeger, and the owner, Mr. Rini, advised that this plans shows the actual parking spaces now on the parking lot. Mr. Burns pointed out that the 12 spaces on the western drive were not on the original plan. These are the spaces that are hindering the semi-trailers from getting to loading dock without manuevering which creates unnecessary noise objected to by the neighbors. The Architectural Board of Review had required brick around the cooler and the developer has agreed to do this, however, he is objecting to the recommendation of the Architectural Board that the mechanicals now on the roof be screened (no new roof top units are to be added). At the Planning Commission meeting of January 14th the neighbors had requested that a solid wood fence replace the ex- isting slatted chain link fence on the west property line adjacent to their property, since because of the expanded hours headlights are shin- ing through into their homes. Mr. Rini agreed to"install a 6 foot wood fence from the north west corner of the property to the triangular island shown on the plan. After some discussion they agreed to remove the 12 parking spaces shown adjacent to that portion of the fence. Mr. Holmok and Mr. Herman, the adjacent neighbors, were satisfied with the wood fence as now agreed upon and the believe the removal of the 12 spaces would alleviate some of the noise problems. J. Wixted moved to approve the proposal to add a walk in cooler at the rear of the building, Rini's