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burning bush so that area will be shielded all year (later on he suggested that they could put some burning bush in with the pines if they wanted to); he recommended replacing the Gold Tip Juniper which get very large with Gold Coast or Old Gold which only grow to 2 or 3 foot; since all the plants on the front are deciduous, he suggested replacing the potentilla with taxus browneye or wardeye as well as planting some annuals for color. Mr. Sohn is still not too satisfied with the color. Mr. Vannelli stated that since the orange was part of their logo they chose the terra-cotta because it was similar but more subdued. Mr. Sohn agreed that it was an improvement over the original and conceded that with the color of Dryvit it would probably be satisfactory. Mr. Gallagher suggested that they might prefer using pavers instead of grass in the tree.lawn area. B. Zergott moved to accept the plans with the changes that were proposed, seconded by T. Gallagher, and unanimously approved. 2) Galati's Auto Service, 27539 Lorain Road. Revision to previously approved plans for renovation to building. Originally approved by Plarming Commission May 27, 1986. Referred by Planning Commission May 14, 1991. Mr. Mongello, architect, and Mr. Galati, owner presented revised site plans which show the four trees in the front moved to the rear of the property. They presented photographs of the existing building. There will be an area enclosed with a 6 foot, 6 inch high board an board fence where they will store cars and keep the dumpster. The building will have 2 colors of Dryvit, manor white on the lower portion and adobe accent rnIInber 29 will be above with mauve tiles around the bottom; the shingles will be sunset brick and there will be a teal accent around the doors frames and the overhead doors will match the manor white Dryvit. The south and east block walls will be painted to match the Dryvit. A portion of_the existing canopy will be removed. In reference to the landscape plan, Mr. Zergott suggested that the trees that were relocated be put back into the front, pointing out that there were several trees in the rear. Mr. Galati believed the trees would block visibility to the building and the sign. Mr. Zergott pointed out that it is possible to see through these trees, but agreed they could block the sign. Mr. Gallagher agreed that the trees could hinder the sight line. After some discussion, it was agreed to plant two honey locust, one each in the east and west planting beds (western most bed will have to be enlarged); to change the Armstrong and Carpet juniper to Blue Chip juniper, and to change the cotoneaster in the west landscape bed to burning bush. (Mr. Zergott indicated these changes on the plan that he signed). Mr. Galati complained that there was a C.E.I. pole on the property which he would like moved. Mr. Conway will look into this. T. Gallagher moved to approve the plans as recomnended, seconded by Y. Sohn, and unanimously approved. VI. ADJOURNMENT : Mrs. Case advised that she would not be at the next meeting. The meeting was adjourned at 6:35 p.m. ? B. Oring, sions 2