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Council Minutes of 4/18/2040 • Soccer Sportsplex located at 31515 Lorain Road. Representing Soccer Sportsplex ~~. ~, was Mr. Dale Schmidt with a proposal to construct a 19,000 square foot addition, which is 96 x 192, to the existing building. The steel on the siding of the building will match the existing building in color and also the brick. When the original building was built, the underground retention was enlarged to accommodate this new addition. No additional parking will be required. For the most part, the new addition will be a practice area. Lights on the building will shine downward for security purposes. On the west side of the building of the new addition, an overhead door will be installed for easy loading and unloading of equipment. Mr. Schmidt said additional landscaping would be added. After discussion, the committee unanimously recommended approval of the Soccer Sportsplex proposal subject to the recommendations of various boards and commissions. Mr. Nashar moved that Council approve Soccer Sportsplex located at 31515 Lorain Road subject to all recommendations. The motion was seconded by Mr. O'Grady and unanimously approved. • The third item on the agenda was Cypress Avenue development, which will border North Olmsted and North Ridgeville on the north side of Lorain Road. Representing Q-Panel was Mr. Gary Simecek, vice president of operations. The owners of Q-Panel have requested approval of the Cypress Avenue location to be along the east property line next to Aetna Door. There will be a driveway cut into Cypress Avenue from the Aetna Door driveway. The City Engineer has agreed to review the proposed cut and make the necessary engineering changes in design to best accommodate Aetna Door Company at no extra charge to Aetna. After review, the Assistant City Engineer noted in a letter dated March 14 that, depending upon how the Q-Panel property is developed, a traffic signal may or may not be needed. The City of North Olmsted should protect itself from any costs incurred. And should a traffic signal be required at a future date, North Ridgeville should be responsible for the installation and maintenance costs. The BZD Committee recommended approval and all expenses incurred should be charged back to Cypress Avenue Development and not Aetna Door. Mr. Nashar moved to approved Cypress Avenue development subject to all the engineering changes and recommendations and requirements of the boards and commissions and committees and the requirement that all expenses incurred would be charged back to Cypress Avenue Development. The motion was seconded by Mr. Gareau and unanimously passed. Councilman Gareau noted for the record that, although Q-Panel had been in attendance at the committee meeting on behalf of the developer, they did indicate to the committee that they had the full authority to make these changes to the Cancilla property and that they were acting within the scope of their authority as granted them by the developer. Mr. Nashar agreed that was correct. • Ordinance 2000-23, "An ordinance creating a new Chapter 719 of the Business Regulation Code of the City of North Olmsted entitled 'Home and Garage Sales' for the purpose of regulating garage sales and other similar sales in residential neighborhoods and declaring an emergency as amended." Recommended changes to this ordinance were the removal of the $5 fee and the sale of cars, trucks and recreational vehicles. This ordinance will not apply to homeowners associations, non-profit organizations, churches, etc. The hours for garage sales were changed to ''~'' be between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. instead of the original proposal of 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. If 10 I