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<br /> <br />-2- <br />2. AESTHETIC POLLUTION. AND SOUND BARRIERS <br />The Association requests and recommends that a natural barrier <br />and/or fencing be installed and maintained along the western <br />edge of the right-of-way. The barrier and/or fencing should <br />start North from Lorain Road and be continuous to a distance <br />of at least 500 feet North of the last home in the <br />Association. <br />It is further requested and recommended that the barrier <br />and/or fencing be installed early in the construction project <br />to provide protection by isolating the adjacent yards and all <br />homes from noise, dust and pollutants during construction. <br />3. SAFETY FENCING <br />The Association requests and recommends that a chain link <br />fence, at least six (6) feet high, be installed and maintained <br />along the western edge of right-of-way North from Lorain Road <br />to the Westlake boundary. <br />The fence wi 11 provide for the public safety and welfare of <br />North Olmsted's children and pets, and prevent intruders <br />and/or trespassers from entering the back yards of the homes <br />bordering the roadway. The fence should be located between <br />the Road and the barrier/fencing described in #2 above. <br />~ 4. ROAD SPEED LIMIT/.ROAD USAGE <br />The Association requests and recommends that the speed limit <br />for the entire length of Road in North Olmsted be designated <br />and posted at no greater than-"35 MILES PER HOUR", and that a <br />restriction of "NO THROUQN TRUCKS" be designated. <br />The suggested speed limit is necessary to prevent excessive <br />speed by drivers using the four lane Road that will bisect a <br />densely populated residential area. The suggested speed limit <br />and truck restriction will minimize road noise and help insure <br />the safety and welfare of all the residents, in particular, <br />the children of the homes bordering the Road. <br /> <br />