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ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW MARCH 22P 1989 PAGE 3 these units cannot be visible from the center line of the road. Since the parking lot and entrances may be changed, it was determined that the plan could be approved in concept, Mr. Ricci stated that only the new landscaping would change, not the areas where there are existing trees. Mr. Gallagher moved to approve the concept of the plan as sub- mitted, seconded by B. Zergott, and unanimously approved, 3) Sparky Plaza, north side of Brookpark Road Ext., adjacent to Hills Department Store. Proposal.to construct retail building, Heard by the Board of Zoning Appeals February 1, 1989, Referred by Planning Commission March 14, 1989. David and Tony DiBenedetto presented the plans and explained that they will be using a 4 inch white split block (Artic White) for a more residen- tial look, front is clear glass with one row of brick at grade; mansard will be an.asphal.t shingle (cedar shake); there will be 2 courses of belt board (Y.ork Tan); sign facia and area under the overhang will be rough sawn cedar stained olympic chocolate stain; and the flat roof will be covered with a rubber roofingm They presented a rendering of the ground sign which will be 7 foot 8 inches by 3 foot 4 inches and supported by 8 by 8 inch timbers, Mrs. Case questioned if it is practical to have the glass down so 1ow and was advised by Mr. Conway that the glass would have to be tempered safety glazed. Mr. Zergott suggested that they replace the cotoneaster with a blue chip juniper to have some evergreen material, and to replace the viburnum with burning bush and to include 4 or 5 low growing tree lawn treesA possibly Snow Drift or Radiant crab or Bradford pear. Parking lot will be lighted with 2 high pressure sodium pole lights and the building lights will be Hubble wall pack fixturesa Roof top units will be behind the facing on the roof and will not be visible. There will be a chain link fence on the rear property line and the small (3 by 5 foot) dumpsters will not be screened. Mr, Zergott suggested that the fence should be board on board especially since the dumpster will not be screened. B. Zergott moved to accept. the proposal with the addition of 4 crabapple or pear trees on the tree lawn and changing the chain link fence to board on board, seconded by T. Gallagher, and unanimously approved. VI, ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 6;15 pem. M. Case, Chairwoman ? B. Oring, Clerk of Commissions