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retention basin. Everything that is 4-inches or higher will be saved and not removed unless it <br />is diseased or a shrub. Discussion regarding some of the existing fences along the rear <br />property lines took place. Mr. Crook questioned if there was any thought to placing a board <br />onboard fence around the entire perimeter of the site. Mr. Herschman suggested that if the <br />City wants the entire perimeter fenced then they would be willing to fence in the entire site. <br />However, they feel there is enough existing foliage to buffer the neighbors. Mr. Crook <br />voiced a concern regarding the density of having white-pine and Austrian-pines only. Mr. <br />Zergott agreed and suggested using a mixture of Norway-spruce and Austrian-pine. Ms. <br />Wenger questioned if there- was landscaping proposed for the east property line. Mr. <br />Herschman answered "no" it is all woods now. However, if the abutting property is <br />developed they will address landscaping the east property line. Mr. Zergott felt that they <br />could make it part of the motion that in the future if the east land is developed then Ganley <br />will have to address landscaping the area. Mr. Crook is concerned that the west side <br />property line should be board on board not chainlink. The photometric plan submitted shows <br />some bleed over but within code. He asked that shields be added to the light poles along the <br />west side of the site. <br />B. Zergott motion to accept Ganley Westside VW of 25600 Lorain Road as presented <br />and includes the gray accent bands. The landscaping plan is approved changing the <br />white pin4 to a mixture of Norway-spruce and Austrian-pine. The Planning <br />Commission will address the type of fencing. Landscaping is to be added across the <br />east property line to be pine and spruce again to buffer any future development, when it <br />ecc~unes. J. Crook seconded the motion, which was unanimously approved. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />