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. board of zoning appeals, and the landbauked spaces would have to be shown on the plan as greeu area , but they must be viable spaces. The church could then come back and ask that they be installed at a later date. Mr. Robinson questioned if planning commission could reject installing the spaces, if they are needed in the future. He will check with Mr. Conway on that. He noted that landbanking spaces would be up to the owner, because some additional costs would be iucurred if they had to be installed at a later date. Mr. Zergott stated that he agreed with Mr. Yager that the parking and the front drive would totally ruin their nice frontage. Mr. Yager noted that this will significantly alter the impact of the Lorain-Charles corner and not on a positive side. Mr. Robinson agreed, but noted that if they take away the front drive, it will cause a traflic flow problem and significantly reduce their parking. Since the Engiueering Department had approved the traffic pattern, Mr. Zergott would like them to look at it again. He also suggested that the dumpster be screened from the residential district and wondered if the roof top units would be seen. The developers advised that there would be a parapet wall to shield them, but the height of that wall had not been determined as yet. Mr. Yager again questioned how far along their plans were. Mr. Robinson explained what had been done had been required for submittal to planning commission, so some of the plans were complete, but some did not have to be. Mr. Zergott concluded that the building would have to stay as it is. Mr. Yager believed that they should go back to the owner with the information that it would be worth paying the architect to go back and reexamine the site. Mr. Robinson stated that they had turned the building about every way they could. Mrs. Krieger noted that they have both high pressure sodium lights and metal halide lights shown on the plan, and advised that high pressure sodium is yellow light and metal halide is white and sometimes they do not work well when they are miaced. If they use the yellow to wash the building, it will distort the color. The developers will review tlus since they want both the addition to be consistent with the existing building. B. Zergott moved to accept the Christ The King proposal, as presented, with the addition of a dumpster enclosure, and that planning commission and engineering definitely take a look at the drive and parking in front and try to give North Olmsted some more green space, if this is given to them, the board will look at a revised landscaping plan without waiting for a meeting. We would like planning commission to review the remarks made by Mr. Yager. The motion was seconded by S. Krieger. Roll call on motion: Zergott aud Krieger, yes. Mr. Yager, no. Proposal will be forwarded to planning commission. 2) Kovalak Comnercial Building (Kovepoint), sublot 10, North Olmsted Industrial Parkway. Proposal to construct office storage building. IZeferred by planning commission October 10, 1995. Ms. Davis, representing the arclutect, presented material boards showing two color combinatious, a list of materials, photographs of the site and color renderings. She advised that these colors schemes represented a general idea of what they are planuing, but since some of the materials in other colors might be less expensive, they would like to be able to make a final decision later. She presented samples of the buff and scarlet split face block, which would have a green door, and either a black or brown root depending on the colors of the window frames which will be either bronze or black. Mr. Kovalak eaplained that the first phase will be a 60 by 60 foot building with four u.nits each, one of wluch may be split in half for a small office, one unit will be for his roofing company, and the rest will be leased. There will be a second phase with another 60 by 60 foot building. Ms. Davis then explained the color schemes: that the first one would by in "GZay K" (SW 2138) and `Bone Wlute" (SW 2128) split face block with "Renoir Red" (#1609), with either Certainteed "Horizon" shingle roof in either "Shadow Black" or "Weathered Wood" and the second choice would be a"Rocklite" masonry product in a"Scarlet" (SW 1314 ) and Desert Buff' (SW1113) with the doors painted in "Mown Grass" (SW 2377) and black shutters with either Certainteed "Horizon" or "Shadow Black" roofs. She clarified that the colors would 4