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Council Minutes of S/3/2Q06 building. A drive-thru is proposed as well as an outdoor seating area. Rear service areas are designed in matching building materials. There will be no rooftop units visible. The presenter for Chick-Fil-A indicated that the business model does not contemplate Sunday operations. They were made aware, as it was brought to their attention by Councilman Orlowski, that they will be subject to the business regulations concerning drive-thru operations adjacent to residential properties. They agreed to abide should they be subject to that provision. Landscaping beds are proposed around the Chick-Fil-A and the Conrad's portion, which is on the same lot of the site. There will be trees planted along Brookpark Road on the other side of Conrad's since it is one parcel. Anew sidewalk going in along Brookpark Road will connect the North Olmsted Town Center, Parcel E, development to Great Northern Blvd. New fencing has been proposed for the northeast corner of the property in a location closest to existing residential properties. Some discussion was had concerning traffic flow. There are two curb cuts proposed. One will have access in and out of the site. It is proposed that the curb cut closest to Brookpark Road, which is currently foil access, would become a right-in, right-out only curb cut, which seems appropriate because it is not possible to turn left at that intersection. The site currently has access to the property to the north to a light an Great Northern Blvd. It was discussed with the applicant about a possible future connection to the N. O. Town Center development. It should be made clear that the committee made no statement concerning it's belief that the cut-thru potential was appropriate, and any vote made tonight is not a ratification of any particular future plans concerning traffic access from N. O. Town Center to Great Northern Blvd. The plan does provide for 60 constructed spaces with 4 land banked spaces. The Board of Zoning Appeals granted a variance for the remaining 13 spaces. It was suggested that the colors perhaps be muted. They presented those were the corporate colors, and the committee took no action on that suggestion. Lighting levels meet city code requirements. There will be no light spilt onto adjacent properties. Mounting height for light fixtures will not exceed 20 feet as per presented. At the request of Councilman Orlowski, lights designated on the photometrics as B1, B3 and B6 will be full shield from the adjacent residential property. The committee recommended approval of the Chick-Fil-A proposal at 4777 Great Northern Blvd. Councilman Gareau made a motion to approve Chick-Fil-A at 4777 Great Northern Blvd. subject to the recommendations of the boards and commissions and further subject to the requirement that the lights designated on the photometric as B1, B3 and B6 be full shield from the adjacent residential property. The motion was seconded by Councilman Orlowski. Ro11 Call: Gareau, yes; Orlowski, no; Miller, yes with comment. Thank you to the boards and commissions and Ms. Wenger who worked on this project. More and more, the presentations that are coming to the BZD or Council are more well-pack~a-ged. There is minimal involvement that Council needs to take part in, in changing or altering the plans. It shows that there is a lot of work going on ahead of time before it gets to Council. Everybody that has been involved, the system is working and he thanks all the parties involved. Roll call continued: Dailey Jones, yes; Barker, yes with comment. He has had the pleasurE of eating at one of the 8