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Y1 ? CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD MINUTES--MAY 19, 1993 I. ROLL CALL: Chairman Zergott called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. Present: S. Ferencik, T. Gallagher, and B. Zergott. Mr. Sohn arrived later. Also Present: Building Commissioner Conway and Clerk of Commissions Oring. II. REVIEW AND CORRECTION OF P•iINUTES: In the minutes of April 21, 1993, serveral eorrections were noted: the meeting was called to order at 5: 30, not 7: 30 p.m. ; and on both pages 1 and 2 4 by 4 foot posts, should be changed to 4 by 4 inch and 8 by 8 foot should be 8 by 8 inch. S. Ferencik moved to approve the minutes of April 21, 1993 as submitted, seconded by T. Gallagher, and unaimously approved. III. SIGNS: Discussed with building plans. IV. OLD BUSINESS: No items. V. NEW BUSINESS: 1) National City Bank/Olmsted Plaza, 4608 Great Northern Blvd. Proposal to install Automatic-Teller Machine in parking lot and review of site plan. Heard by Board of Zoning Appeals on May 6, 1993. Referred by Planning Commission May 11, 1993. D. Mongello, architect, G. McKee, property manager, and Mr. Amos, representing National City explained the proposal to install a kiosk in the parking lot in front of the bank and plant landscaping throughout the center. The landscaping will be started next week. Mr. Zergott requested that all the plantings be placed inside bed areas rather than.in a lawn, he would prefer to have groupings of trees and and plants in mulched areas with the lawn area in between. Mr. McKee explained that the trees in front are to be placed in wolmanized boxes since they are over the retention system, and agreed to Mr. Zergott's request. Mr. Mongello explained that these plans are.the ones that were presented to Planning Commission and there are a few changes specifically, they will be relocating the landscaping at the entrances so that it will not be damaged by tractor trailers. It was clarified that the shrubs throughout the island are taxus, and two types of juniper. Mr. Zergott asked that they replace the purple sand cherries around the kiosk with some kind of evergreen such as taxus brown eye to keep some green area in the winter. Mr. McKee explained that they would be putting some pines adjacent to Brookpark in order to block the rear of the shopping center. There were no color samples of the kiosk materials. These are prefabricated units and the plans indicated black metal panels with a sign canopy on top. Mr. Sohn noted that this is quite high and was concerned about the black. It was clarified that the letters and frame of the sign are to be an NBC green on a white background. Mr. Amos had a sample of this color on his business card and it appeared to be a teal green. It 1