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Council Minutes of 4/15/97 b. The noise level. Internal sound proofing will be presented to the Building Department ' and no permit shall be issued until it is approved by the Building Department for proper sound deadening effect and the Fire Department for flame retardation. c. Storage of cars. There shall be no storage of cars. Cars can be stored overnight only as an in-and-out situation. d. Parking--3 cars in front, 8 on the side and 1 in the rear. e. Waste oil removal shall take place during business hours. f. The conditional use permit will be valid for only one year and that any concerns of affected residents be addressed before the conditional use permit is renewed. The motion was seconded by Mr. Nashar and unanimously passed. 4) A proposal to construct a baseball diamond on the site of Birch School. Present were Ken Hirz, treasurer of the Hot Stove Association; Dean Brooks, president of the Hot Stove Association; Carol Koziol and Scott Osiecki and Neil Schultz, residents. The committee addressed the concerns of the nearby residents. These concerns involve the close proximity of the ball diamond to the property line of the residents, safety of the children and excessive dust in the air. Extensive discussion ensued regarding the location of the ball diamond 100 feet from the property, watering of the ball diamond, removal of any installed structures in the event that the ball diamond is no longer used, port-a-potty problems and fencing. It is to be noted that the entire diamond is being donated to the City of North Olmsted by the Hot Stove Association. The cost would be approximately $10,000 and because of the growth in the number of children playing baseball more ball diamonds are needed in North Olmsted. Mr. Musial moved to approve the building of a ball diamond and related stntctures at Birch School property on a conditional use basis for one year and further conditioned on: a. That the ball diamond be moved from its currently shown location at least 20 feet to the east and not less than 140 feet from the property line of residents. b. That no structure be constructed closer than 120 feet from the residents property line. c. That, if the conditional use is not renewed, any installed structures shall be removed. d. That any port-a-potty be secluded, screened and secured. e. That an appropriate water line be installed for watering down the ball diamond field. f. That the ball diamond field be watered down before the field is dragged. g. That the ball diamond field be watered down during adverse dry conditions. h. That residents living immediately adjacent to the property upon which the ball diamond is positioned be notified to the extent legally required as to any review of the continuing conditional use permit by the Planning Commission or the BZD Committee of Council as appropriate. i. That the issue of fencing/tree landscaping be addressed during the hearings of the renewal of the conditional use permit. j. Subject to all the recommendations of the Planning Commission which are not inconsistent with this motion. 4 ,._I