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? one will be installed in frout and will contain the signage. The canopy will be painted a blue/green and must match the existing color of the mansard on the rest of the shopping center. The interior will be totally remodeled. He presented a rendering of the new Rini Rego Stop and Shop Marketplace sigu. In reference to the Stop `n Shop logo, Mr. Gallagher pointed out that color scheines have been reversed in the different renderings: one has a red back ground with white letters and one has a white background with red letters. Mr. Rego, one of the owners, explained that they have them both ways at different stores, but this one will have the whiie background. The Plexiglas letters will be internally illuminated. Mr. Draeger explained that the owner is doing a master parking lot parking plan so that will be presented separately. Building Commissioner Conway explained that the landscaping was approved when the National City Bank Building was approved, but since some compactors are to be added in the rear and some parking is being altered, they will be presenting a new parking plan in the future. He is meeting with the owner and his architect on this. There will be no new roof top units added. They have added units on the ground in the back. The sign has red Plexiglas letters and is the same as their other stores. The window frames will be bronze anodized aluminum. T. Gallagher moved to approve the Rini Rego Marketplace, 4700 Crreat Northern Boulevard, as presented for the small addition with all colors matching the existing colors, seconded by Y. Sohn, and unanimously approved. 2) Storefrout Renovations, 27080 to 27092 Lorain Road Minor chauge to store front. Referred by Planning Commission. T. Weitz, arclutect, explained that the colors had changed previously, but now the owner has gone back to what is shown on the color board presented, so the building will be the dark gray and the trim will be the light gray. However, all the reoessed ateas (at the doorways) will be the lighter gray, the lighter gray will be used on the wood on the front of the building under the overhang of the recessed area so the recessed areas and the area below the windows will have a paneled look_ The awning on the front will be solid dark green (stripe on the awning shovvu on the plan had been eliminated), and the names of the businesses will be applied to the awning in a light gray, there will be a light green stripe around the building, but will stop at the awniings both those in front and the burgundy awnings in the back. Since the back entrance is the main entrance, those doors will be half glass, not solid as shown. The deck in the back will have a handicapped ramp and the floor will be constructed of a material called trax which they will install so there will be no joints to hinder a wheel chair and will be in a natural color and the rest of the deck will be Wolmanized lumber. Mr. Sohn questioned why the awnings were a different color in the front and the back. Mr. Weitz stated that, since someone driving down Lorain will see both the front and the back of the building, the two separate awnings will add interest and the stripe will tie the building together. Tfie doors will be metal, with a wood grain finish in a beige or light brown. He clarified that all the brick and block on this building will be covered with a material similar to Dryvit called Tex-Coat. Mr. Conway would like information and the specifications on the material in order to determine if it is being applied correctly. Mr. Weitz explained that they would be using a certified installer and he was advised by the ma.nufacturer that the building had to be cleaned before the material was applied. In reference to the utilities, he advised that they were going to try to lude the wires on the top of the building in the back so they would be hidden behind some trim board, but the contractor has suggested bringing the wires inside the building. Mr. Zergott was 2