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? . r? + weut to architectural review board. R. Tallon moved to refer the High Tech Pools proposal, Sublot 11, North Olmsted Industrial Park, to construct office/warehouse facility to the architectural review board with the recommendation that a drawing of the sign must be submitted to that board. The commission will accept the proposal as presented with the stipulations that the handicapped spaces be relocated to the middle of the building and one to the side; and with the inclusion of all the recommendations of the architectural review board. Also a drainage and retention plan must be submitted to the Engineering Department. The motion was seconded by T. Brennan, and unanimously approved. Mrs. O'Rourke wondered why they choose red for a pool company, when blue or green would be more appropriate. 3) Fortney,Weygandt, 31269 Bradley Road Proposal to put storage shed on rear of property. Proposal to construct building was approved by planning commission July 27, 1995. Rejected as a minor change by the bzd committee of council. Mr. Allen, represented Fortney Weygandt, presented the plans and explained that the 40 by 60 foot storage building would be located at the rear of the site. This had been shown on the preliminary drawing when the office building was approved and it had been suggested that approval might be given as a minor change. He clarified that the property in front of the shed would be green area and the proposed driveway will be extended from the parking lot to the shed. There might be motion sensor wall-pak lights above the overhead door, for morning and evening deliveries. Mr. Tallon stated that, if lighting is installed, it should be down lighting and shielded from the neighbors. Mr. Allen explained that they had not decided on a color for the metal siding and were considering earth tones, but would be open to suggestions. The existing building is a reddish brown brick with dark bronze aluminum window frames and siding on the rear wall. The members believed that the storage building should match the office building. No neighbors were present. R. Tallon moved to approve the proposal to put a storage shed on rear of property for Fortney Weygaudt, 31269 Bradley Road, with the stipulation that if any lighting is installed on the building they must be a wall washing type, down-light, that is shielded to the neighbors and that the exterior is to match the existing building. The motion was seconded by A. Manving, and unanimously approved. 4) BP Oil Company, 29131 Lorain Road. Proposal to construct gas station (eausting station and adjacent mini-mart will be demolished). Heard by board of zoning appeals January 31, 1996. - Referral to architectural review board is required. Continued by developer until March meeting. Mr. Taylor, who represented BP Oil, had presented a landscape plan before the meeting. The variances had been granted as recommended by planuing commission. The members had no problem with the proposal and no neighbors were present. R. Tallon moved to accept the BP Oil Company proposal, 29131 Lorain Road, to construct a gas station (existing station and adjacent mini-mart will be demolished). This proposal will be referred to the architectural review board and the motion to approve will include any recommendation made by that board. The motion was seconded by T. Brennan, and unanimously approved., IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SLTBDIVISIONS: 1) McGlaughlin-Smith Consolidation Plat. The proposal, as requested by plauning commission, is to combine pei7nanent parcel Numbers 234-20- 17 with 234-20-18 and 19 (previously combined as Simmons Subdivision Number 2) into one (1) parcel, which is the site of the proposed O.S.V. Productions Building at Christman Drive and Lorain 3