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Council Minutes of 6/19/2001 onto that new drive but perhaps an entrance. Roll call continued: Miller, yes. The motion passed with six yeas. • Roldan's Car Service located at 23055 Lorain Road. Representing Roldan's was Stephen Mertes, a general contractor. The BZD recommended that more information be provided for this particular project and that an architect be involved in this proposal. Mr. Mertes agreed, and the BZD Committee agreed to hold this proposal for a future date if they choose to return. • Fieldstone Developmen, proposal for new construction located at Sublot 11 in the Industrial Parkway. Representing Fieldstone was Tony Cerny, azchitect. The proposal is to build amulti-phase, multi-tenant office warehouse facility which will match the current facility on the adjoining lot. The new construction will be approximately 5,200 square feet with two truck docks. The materials that will be used will be a split-faced white brick block. There will be additional landscaping. There will be an outdoor sign and lighting with the foot candles to be zero at the lot line. After discussion, the committee unanimously recommended approval of Fieldstone's proposal subject to all the recommendations of the boazds and commissions. Mr. Nashar moved that Council approve the Fieldstone Development proposal subject to all the recommendations of the boards and commissions. The motion was seconded by Mr. O'Grady and unanimously approved. 2) The BZD Committee met again on June 18. Present were committee members McKay, O'Grady and Nashaz; Councilpersons Miller, Limpert and President of Council Sazinger; Building Commissioner Conway, City Engineer Paul, Assistant Engineer Griffith, Assistant Law Director Jim Dubelko, Service Director Bohlmann, Finance Director Copfer. Agenda items were as follows: Alexander's Restaurant located 30850 Lorain Road. Representing Alexander's was Mr. Steve Martinez. This is a proposal to add 15 parking spaces for the employees in the rear of the building. The design of the parking lot will be changed by adding a different angle and striping lines to allow better accommodations and additional pazking spaces. It was recommended that additional evergreens be plarned, subject to approval of the City Forester, to buffer the cars' lights that would penetrate the rear yards of the neighbors on Old Shore Drive. After discussion, the committee unanimously recommended approval of Alexander's Restaurant subject to the recommendations of the vazious boards and commissions. Mr. Nashar moved that Council approve the proposal of Alexander's Restaurant subject to the recommendations of the boazds and commissions. The motion was seconded by Mr. McKay. Roll call: Nashaz, yes; McKay, yes; O'Grady, yes; Miller, yes; Limpert, no; Kasler, yes. The motion passed with five yeas and one nay. Tops Market, 26666 Brookpark Road extension. This is a proposal to demolish the existing Ames store which is 104,000 square feet and build and new 57,000 square foot retail building. Representing Tops was Jeff Olson and Ron Tomczak. Along the north property line, an 8 foot fence is to be built with brick pillars supporting the board-on-board fence. In addition, one row of parking spaces will be eliminated on the north side abutting the residential property to provide additional landscaping. Deliveries for the store will be off of Brookpazk Road extension, and the delivery 6