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ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVTEW MARCH 18, 1987 PAGE 3 the chain link fence and h aving the doctor landscape the 10 foot area behind it, but Mrs. Brieck prefers a fence. Dr. jaaghray agreed to install a solid wood fence, but rtr. Pattison does not believe the Board should approve a fence over 6 feet high and prefers that it be cedar to match the building. There will be no dumpster and the Board suggested that the air conditioners be mounted on the ground and either landscaped or screened with cedar fencing. Mrs. Brieck questioned if some trees which now appear to be on the doctor's property would be removed. The contractor will check into this and he was advised that if he is to reinove any trees, he must contact the city forester. In reference to the front set b ack, Mr. Pattison suggested, that for the present, they onlg put in 1 parking space and landbank the other for use b_y the tenant if it is needed; and also suggested that they submit their landscape plans to Mr. Zergot, who is absent, for his recommenda= tions. D..Pattison moved to approve this as it is submitted with the following recommendations: that the window sizes along the front of the bui.lding be somewhat down,sized to keep them more in scale, and that they be subdivided with a snap in grill to correspond with the front doox sliown; that the cedar siding and the redish b rown brick and the blue gray shingle be approved as basic materials; that any trim or the door that does require painting be painted to match the terra tone of the window; that the air conditioners be pad mounted on the back and wi].1 be landscaped or screened; the site plan be changed as recommended with 9 foot by 18 foot spaces, with approximately 3 spaces para11e1 to the east property line to the rear of the house and sug- gest th at they not add the p arking for the tenant until there is a need for it; and call attention to the city architect the numerous code viola.tions on.the plans as they were submitted to this Board and pay particular attention to the inaccessibility to the second floor for the handicapped, requirements for lavatories and means of egress out of both floors; that the solid wood fence must match the siding of the building which would extend 50 feet on the rear and return approx- imately 10 feet on the western property line to a point where the chain link fence is on Dr. Waghray's property, seconded by J. Britton, and unanimously approved. Mrs. Brieck stated that the fence on Dr. Waghray's side property line is also continued on the adjacent property which will mean that there wzll be a 3 foot gap between the fences. This must be worked out with the adjacent property owner. 4) Caron Properties, 23755 Lorain Road Proposal to renovate and add to office building. (Special permit granted by Board of Zoning Appeals March 4, 1987) Heard by Planning Commission March 10, 1987. Mr, Wahl, the architect, explained that the first floor was 70 feet by 40 feet and they are going to expand the second floor over that and construct a small two story addition. Exterior will be synthetic plaster in a 31077 drift wood on the upper story and 1070 sea sand on the lower story, new aluminium framed windows will be installed, existing garage will also be fina.shed with the same material; there will be a modified hip roof with a trough for mechanical equipment and will be shingled in a brownish/gold color, and that the hip roof might have to be built up somewhat more than shown depending on the size of the mechanical equip- ment. Mr.. Pattison suggested that the rake board shown on the roof be