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CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED ARCHITECT[JRAL BOARD OF REVIEW SPECIAL MEETING MINUTES-NOVEMBER 6, 1991 CONFERENCE ROOM - 5:30 P. M. Prior to the meeting Mr. Conway introduced the representative of the Italian Oven Restaurant who explained the proposal for a minor change. which consists of repainting in a black and white color scheme which is their national image. There will also be a small addition on the rear. The members had no problems with it with the proposal. B. Zergott moved to accept the renovation of the building for the Italian Oven and the small addition to be built on the rear, seconded M. Case. Roll call on motion: Zergott, Case, and Sohn, yes. Mr. Gallagher, no. (Mr. Gallagher was not present during the discussion). I. ROLL CALL: Chairwoman Case called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. Present : M. Case, T m Gallagher, Y. Sohn, and T:-Ga11agI?er . Also Present: Building Commissioner Conway and Clerk of Commissions Oring. II. REVIEW AND CORRECTION OF MINUTES: B. Zergott moved to approve the minutes of September 18, 1991 as presented, seconded by M. Case, and unanimously approved. The minutes of October 16, 1991 will be reviewed at the regular meeting. III. SIGNS: Heard with building plans. IV. OLD BUSINESS: View Point at North Olmsted Golf Course, located west off Canterbury Road south of Butternut Ridge Road and I-480. Proposal to construct cluster homes. Referred from Planning Comaiission meeting of October 8, 1991. Heard by Architectural Board of Review an October 16, 1991. Referred again by Planning Commission meeting of October 22, 1991. Mr. Bower, developer, presented a letter (included in file) from Mr. Kephart, the architect, responding to the member's concerns about the colors in the development. He had provided photographs of similar developments in different areas of the country, six of which use the green roof as a unifying element, most of them also had white siding. Mr. Bower presented the photographs and explained that most of these are award winning developments. The balance of the photographs (seven through ten) are of developments that use like materials and/or colors to unify communities. Mr. Bower explained that if various colors were used as is common in single family developments on larger lots; it could create a hodgepodge effect when used in a cluster home community. Mr. Bower then presented a lighting plan, as requested, showing pole mounted lamps on a 10 foot black metal pole (a cut of this fixture is shown on original plan) which will be placed in strategic locations through out the development. In the Golf Home area wall mounted fixtures on a photoelectric cell will be placed on the front of each one of the homes. The association will probably maintain the bulbs. The same type pole light wi11 be located in the front and in between each two Vista homes, in the ga.rage area (garages for every two buildings face one another) there will be two lights on each ga.rage. Since these lights are to be high pressure sodiurn, Mr. Gallagher