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Council Minutes of 11/8/2000 Sears' parking lot. Representing Bennigan's was Mr. Jeffrey Ames from TRG Development Services Group, Inc. The building will be brick from the ground level up to the bottom of the window ledges around the entire building. The brick color will be sandy burnt red. The windows will be a bronze, and the bronze will not fade out as time goes on. The doors will be of a mallard green. Above the brick will be a beige EFIS. The flashing will be a buff color and the roofing is a metal painted copper color. The dock area will be walled up, shielding the dumpsters. There will be nine 10-foot light poles on a 2-foot base, each containing a 400 wattage light. There will be three lights located along the front of the east entrance of the building and lights on the top edge of the awning will be for a shadow effect. At present, there are two fire hydrants in this area, but the Fire Department requires a third one be installed. There will be two sign locations, one on the Brookpark Road side and the second on the south side of the building. The committee unanimously recommended approval of Bennigan's Restaurant Bar and Grill subject to the recommendations of the various boards and commissions of the city. Mr. Nashar moved to approve the proposal for Bennigan's Restaurant subject to all recommendations of the boards, commissions and committee. The motion was seconded by Mr. O'Grady and unanimously approved. • Stone Quarters, located at 30993 Lorain Road. There was no one present representing Stone Quarters, but Mr. Tom Rymarczyk, the Assistant Building Commissioner, presented a proposal for the expansion of the stockyard. Some of the stone material will be palletized, and others will be stone and rock in piles. There will be a six-foot board on board fence that surrounds the stockyards. The BZD committee recommended that six evergreen trees be planted to help protect the neighboring residents from noise and dust pollution. The City Forester is to be consulted for his recommendations of the trees. The BZD committee unanimously recommended approval subject to all the recommendations of the boards and commissions. Councilman Nashar moved to approve the proposal for Stone Quarters subject to all the recommendations of the boards, commissions and committee. The motion was seconded by Councilman Gareau and unanimously approved. • Ordinance 99-83, which calls for the amendment of the zone map by changing the zoning of property located on Dewey Road, north of Lorain, from Single Family Resident District to General Retail Business District. This ordinance was turned down by the Planning Commission. The Building Zoning and Development Committee did not make a recommendation but chose to make recommendations when the legislation was brought to a vote. A decision was later made to table this legislation, and that will be done this evening. • Ordinance 99-108, which creates a new Section of 929.04 of Chapter 929 of the Streets, Utilities and Public Services Code, entitled "Underground Utilities and Communications Systems" to require the construction of underground service drops or connections from the public right-of--way or utility easement to commercial buildings in the City of North Olmsted. The BZD Committee recommended approval. • Ordinance 99-113, which amends Section 1119.01 of the North Olmsted Zoning Code, entitled "Building Permit Required" in order to prohibit commercial and new residential developers from obtaining building permits for real property development, 5