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MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE PLANNING COAMISSION <br />CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED - MARCH 28, 1961 <br />The meeting was called to order at 8:10 P,M., by Vice-Chairman Vincent, <br />The minutes of March 14 were read and approved. <br />Present: Ballard Vincent, Richard Mongello, Anthony T. LaPonza, and Leslie <br />B. Macs. <br />Absent: Joseph P. Kadylak, Donald Ford, and Ralph Kelley. <br />Also present were:- Clarence J. Oviatt, Solicitor; Alex Kanareff, City Engineer; <br />Ernest Gundy, Building Commissioner; and Councilmen Henry <br />- Caster and Alex Mangani. <br />COLUNIBIA ESTATES SUBDIVISION <br />The plat for the Columbia Estates Subdivision was accepted by the Commission <br />with the provisions that bloclc A will be reserved for a street and will be <br />retained by the city for such use, and when the improvement plans come thDugh, <br />the T-type turn-around within the 60 foot limit will be shown. <br />WHITETHORN SUBDIVISION N0, 1- JOE BAUER <br />The plan here was to divide this land area into 60 foot lots and build homes in <br />the $20,000.00 class. This subdivision was accepted by a previous Planning <br />Commission for recording purposes, but was never developed as such. As first <br />submitted, it included 22 lots. As resubmitted, it will consist of 29 lots, <br />A committee was formed to meet with Mr. Bauer Saturday at 10:00 A,M., to study <br />the area. <br />BEVERLY HILLS SUBDIVISION - JOE BAUER <br />The plan here was to put up a less expensive type home at the other end of the <br />now existing Beverly Hills Subdivision. Mr. Bauer proposed to end the now <br />existing Revere Drive with a cul-de-sac and start a new subdivisiori in the <br />back portion with ingress from Fitch Road. Mr, Bauer will g-esent a plot plan <br />and request rezoning from aa to aaa on in. The committee will also look at <br />this area Saturday, <br />LORAIN ROAD REZONING <br />Of 215 acres represented in a putilie opinion poll, the land area between <br />Stearns and Barton Roads consisting of 420 acres, 73 acres voted against <br />industrial zoning, 50 voted for industrial zoning, 52 acres did not vote, <br />and several property owners had no comment. The people of this area naw <br />want to know if the Commission will pursue this any further. Mr. Macs was <br />of the opinion that since the commission recommended to,have the land now <br />zoned industrial, rezoned, they should suggest an alternate for the <br />industrially zoned land. This matter will be further considered. <br />