This was tabled due to insufficient evidence of the building's condition. There was great deal of discussion about the two structure's significance on Euclid and that removing them for parking was not the highest or best use of land.

Ted Sande pointed out that there was a study done prior to the Euclid Corridor being constructed and the outcome was Historic Properties Plan Set, Illustrative Drawings, dated August 9, 2001. It was prepared for the Euclid Corridor Tranpsortation Project, City of Cleveland and has logos or RTA and the Dames moor Group.  It identifies the 3600 Euclid Ave. property as "Sunrise Home Health Care" and does not indicate that it is eligible for listing in the National Register of Historical Places. 

Case was Tabled August 2, 2013 & then again on August 16, 2013.

Applicant will be required to return for approval of parking lot/ landscape development.  They will incorporate salvaged parts of the building facade to include green space infrastructure that maximize public benefit beyond the function as a parking lot. They will contact the Sewer District to includde a stormwater diversion plan in the future parking lot development that mitigates environmental impact.

Approve demolition with removal of additional proposed parking, with landscaping up to street. Salvageable parts of 3-story facade to be incorporated into landscaping. Structural engineer's report also needed.