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ARCHITECTURAL BOARD QF REVIEW 2) Therm-All inc., located on the south Industrial Parkway. Proposal to construct building. Heard by Planning Commission October OCTOBER 18, 1989 PAGE 2 side of the North Olmsted 10, 1989. Mre Neiden, the builder, presented revised landscape plans and explained that the building would be a tilt-up concrete (16 foot panels in white) in a fairly smooth painted finish and would be accented with blue and gray. At.first Mr, Sohn and Mr. Gallagher were concerned about the painted concrete, but Mrm Neiden assured them that this is a tyemic paint, applied in a 2 part system and was designed specifically for concrete. He further stated that this system has been used extensively in the Dayton and Cincinnati area and there has been no spaulding on these buildings for the past 30 to 35 years. The white paint is Sherwin Williams #40-26, the blue is BM-3231 and the gray BP4-4028. Windows will be bronze frames with clear glass and they will be using a silver gray mini blind. The mechanical units will be behind the parapet and signage will be on the screen wall which conceals the loading dock and a small dumpster. There is no. ground sign planned, there will only be one directional sign. Mr. Conway stated that he could check the size for conformance to code when dimensions are provided, but it would appear to conform. There will be 250 watt high pressure sodium wall packs and ground lights. Mr. Sohn and Mr. Gallagher agree that the sodium lights would make the building look yellow and prefer that they use a metal hallite. A1r. Zergott would like to review the landscaping plan in more depth since he will have some changesa He will "return.it to the Building Department on Friday. rir. . ideiden agreed that they would'..accept the changes. T. Gallagher moved to approve the plans for Therm-All as presented with the suggestion that all the lighting be metal hallite, not high pressure sodium, that the concept of the sign is approved with the provision that it meets all codes, and that the changes to the landscape plan will be presented later, seconded by B. Zergott, and unanimously approved. 3)_ Chester's Restaurant (Biskind Development Company), Great Northern Corporate Center, Country Club Blvd. Proposal to construct restaurant Heard by Planning Commission October 10, 1989. M. Mize, Biskind Development Company, and Mr. Koury, owner, presented pictures of the existing restaurant and explained that the brick (Cushawa Rose Red) on the restaur-ant will be compatible with the brick on the Pierre Radisson Inn and the stucco panels and the bronze windows and frames will match the colors on the Corporate Center, There will be a tile accent band (Impo Cobalt blue) and the awning will be a similar blue. The landscaping plan is also similar to what is existing at the Corporate Center, and the only suggestion that Mr. Zergott made was to replace the pin oaks (which grow down) in the parking area to either a locust, October Glory or Red Sunset maples. B. Zergott moved to accept the plans for Chester's Restaurant as presented with the suggestions made for the landscape plan, seconded by M. Case, and unanimously approved. 4) Davis Animal Hospital, property located between 30728 and 30810 Lorain Rd. Proposal to construct building. Heard by Planning Commission October 10, 1989.