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Mr. Barnett, the owner, stated_that if Lorain Road is congested an attendant will direct drivers to Dover Center Road and 18 or 19 cars can be stacked on the property the way it is. Any east bound traffic would have to go down Dover Center Road to Sparky Lane and back to Lorain Roada Building Commissioner Conway asked if the arrows shown on the plan woul.d be actually on the drive. Mr. Ulissee explained the existing brick will' be covered with stucco (Dri-vit #St Van Dyck, a cream color); a truss roof Taill be added and there will be a 10 inch band in a smoky blue on a 4 foot white soffit and a 10 inch band on a Dri-vit fascia; 4 brick columns (Belden Frontier B1end brick) will be added with mortar tinted to ma.tch the brick; and the roof will be a Hearthstead Horizon blue (brochure presented was similar, but not exact color). Four 1,000 watt high pressure sodiiun lights will be installed on the 18 foot high C.E.I. poles on the north and east side of the property; three 300 Watt lights on 12 foot poles will be installed on the Dover Genter drive and will be shielded. All surrounding property is commercial, the one adjacent house is used as an office. The pa.ving and curbs will be concrete. The fence and trash enclosure will be a 6 foot cedar board on board type fence. Mr. Sohn woiald ha.ve preferred to see all the material samples. It was explained that the standing seam roof will be painted to match the horizon blue shingles, and the standing seam cupola will be the color of the bands; the doors will be painted to match the Dryvit. No air conditioning units are planned, and Nir. Gallagher cautioned if they did add a tmit it must have a ground mounted condenser, screened with shrubs. Regarding the revised landscape plan, Mr. Zergott suggested adding some evergreen material in the east triangle, perhaps andorra junipers, where it shows only one burning bush. Mr. Ulissee stated that there should have been 3 burning bushes. Mr. Zergott would still like the junipers for an evergreen ma.terial. T. Gallagher moved to approve the Velvet Touch Auto Wash as presented, with the condition that the lights do not exceed the boundaries of the premises; the right hand turn signage be installed; that the andorra juniper be added as stated above; the colors be approved as they are shown; and if any air conditioner is installed it will be on the ground and screened with shrubs and. no window imit is to be installed, seconded Y. Sohn, and unanimously approved. 2) Barlo Plaza, 30572 Lorain Road. Proposal to construct storage building in rear of plazae Originally proposed with plans to construct an addition on April 10, 1990 and withdrawn on June 8, 1990. Referred by Planning Comnission April 14, 1992. Mr. Aiccarri, architect, and Mr. Hayden, owner presented plans. Mr. Acciarri explained that the material would ma,tch -the existing garage with T-111 siding (walnut stained) and Fiberglass shingles, the pine trees in the buffer will be staggered 10 foot on center and will be installed on the top of the slope (plan shows them on the slope). Mr. Zergott stated that.the first row could be 10 feet from the building and the second row should be 15 feet from the building, and pines should either white or Austrian and about 6 foot high. Mr. Acciarri explained that there is also a row of elm trees adjacent to the Harrington property.. No access is planned around the rear.of the building and no lights are to be installed. Mr. Sohn stipulated that everythi.ng was to match the existing maintenance building.-The plans were explained to Mrs. Wiersma, a neighbor. Mr. Zergott asked if she would like a security light in the back. She did not want additional lighting. T. Gallagher moved to approve the Barlo Plaza proposal as submitted with the recommendations that the 6 foot white or Austrian pine trees be planted 10 foot on center (staggered) with the first row 10 feet from the building and the second row 15 feet, seconded by Y. Sohn, and unanimously approved. 2