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eliminate doors opening onto the sidewalk. This criteria will be - used for all units, regardless of.size. Mr., Papandreas clarified that if any Lmit is to vary from these plans, he would submit it to the Commission for approval. Mr. Thomas questioned if it would be necessary to send this to the Architectural Board since they had previously approved the Plus Sizes unit. The members had no problems with the proposal. Mr. Thomas stated that if the Architectural Board of Review approved this as presented, this proposal would not have to return to the Commission. He requested that the Building Department merely notify the Commission that a storefront is being renovated as long as that renovation complies to this criteria. B. Gorris moved to forward the Great Northern Shopping Center Plaza North proposal to construct new store front for space #6 (Holcomb's) and at the same time to implement the five standardized storefront criteria, more specifically items identified as "A" through "E" on the three drawings dated the 31st of May, 1990, with the understanding that this proposal does not have to return to the Commission unless the Architectural Board has additional recor?miendations, seconded by M. Betts, and unanimously approved. 4) Cablevision of Ohio, 25990 Lorain Road. Proposal to construct tower to support satellite dish that will provide cable services to the City of North Olmsted. Chairman Thomas pointed out that the agenda item states that this is a proposal to construct a tower to support a satellite dish, • however, the proposal by Cablevision states to support antennas. Mayor Boyle advised that he was in the process of negotiating with Cablevision for a different solution and requested that this item be delayed tmtil the end of the meetinge IV. NEW DEVELOPMIIVTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: 1) Park Ridge Civic Association Location Signs. The proposal is to install two (2) street location "map" signs,one at the Lorain Road entrance to Park Ridge Drive and the other at the Windsor Drive entrance. Mrs. M. Kurtz, president of the Park Ridge Civic Association, presented plans for the two map or street location signs, one at the intersection of Lynhaven and Park Ridge and the other at Windsor Drive near Forest Ridge Drive: They formerly had one sign at Lynhaven which was destroyed in an accident. No color rendering was available, but Mrs. Kurtz explained the signs would have a blue background,with black lettering. The signs would be 24 to 28 inches wide and 36 to 40 inches high, but the sign at Windsor Drive would be turned because of the layout of the streets. Councilman Nasher questioned the location of the sign. Mrs. Kurtz advised that they did have development sign at.the Lorain Road entrance, but this directional sign would be in the north-south island near Lynhaven. Assistant Law Director n U 3