On Monday, September 14, 2026, the Hudson, Ohio Planning Commission met at Town Hall, 27 East Main Street. The Industrial Design Subcommittee met at 7:00 p.m., and the regular Planning Commission meeting was called to order at 7:32 p.m. Present were Chair Sarah Norman, Matt Romano, David Nystrom, Fred Innamorato, Angela Smith, and Chelsea McCoy; Jessie Obert was absent. The commission discussed the Prestige Settlement Agreement, continued site-plan reviews for an 18-unit townhome development and a daycare, considered the previously approved Standard Shop Company industrial business park, and forwarded Planned Development recommendations to City Council. The meeting adjourned at 11:06 p.m.
Call this meeting to order. This is the industrial design subcommittee. It is uh six forty six forty-nine. Yes. Mr. Namurado. Here. We expect uh Mr. Worley to show up shortly. Yes, absolutely. Our application today is for five six nine eight Hudson Drive. That's the standard shop company project. Um, if you recall that or in read the staff report, that project had been reviewed and approved a number of years ago, uh, two thousand twenty-two at the end of two thousand twenty-two. Um the project is still under construction. One of the buildings, which is uh building B in your packet has been completed. And um there will be five total buildings on the site. Um, so the applicant is nearing the uh expiration date of these approvals, and uh, that is why it's back to the planning commission and and design subcommittee. Um so just for some clarification, I initially sent out that the packet last week. Uh it had a staff report as well. Uh noticed a few changes from the uh initial drawings, had a meeting with the applicant, and they had revised the drawing, so there is a revision in front of you that more aligned with the window placement door placement of the previous approval. Um had a couple comments on that. Um but uh looking at the site plan here. So so B here has been completed. Um I think with the updated packet, I did see the small building C would have a bump out. It looked like that would have been on the west elevation. So I think there's the label needed to be changed on the on the revised packet that you sent. Um it's just showing east elevation with the bump out. I think that's just a switch uh of the labeling. Um building C, I suggested additional fenestration on the north elevation. Before these these two windows were centered. I'm assuming that's because of the interior floor plan, but um I didn't know if there was any fenestration placement that can be looked at because that is like a 30-foot span of the wall there. There are two brushes. Oh, if you can step up to the microphone, please for you can give us your name and address. Uh Joe Crowder's CGI uh address. 4148 Westbourne Boulevard, Copley, Ohio. Uh the windows are spread apart because there's a center wall that divides the two units, and then there's restrooms on each side. And so I mean, we could probably shift the windows over a couple feet, but we're not gonna get anything truly centered because of those rushrooms. Could you install like a false window? We've had people trim out trim out windows in the past. Yeah, we could look into it. Okay. Um, just the other note I had. I think there's one door on each building facing Terrac Road. It just for the that to have appropriate detailing, so it just doesn't look like a standard metal back door or something like that, because that's a pretty prominent street side. I think that's all I had. Is there anything you'd like to add about the project for the for the group? Okay. Okay, uh Ms. Marzula, you want to go for the first time. I was gonna say do you maybe you should stay up here because we're gonna probably have questions.