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.. .? with trees and shrubs around the north, east, and south sides as shown on the plans where the trees are to be planted; that the landscape plan will be presented to Mr. Zergott for his review, the mounding will be eluninated, but the grade could go up a foot wherever necessary because of the grade. The trees will be both evergreens and deciduous; the dumpster enclosure will be split face block with a gate and landscaped with shrubs, and must also be reviewed by Mr. Zergott; the lighting will be metal halide and the lights will reflect to the bu.ild.ing and can not exceed the property lines; the roof top units will be hidden; the mansard is to be wrapped around or heightened to make an entrance feature; the split face brick will be Earthstone, Way White, or Korktan; the standing seam roof will be a forest green; and the store front system will be bronze; the masonry material will be added as needed on the north entrance. The motion was seconded by Zergott, and u.nanimously approved. Mr. Zergott will meet with Mr. Mongello to review the landscape plan. 2) High Tech Pools, Sublot 11, North Olmsted Industrial Park. Proposal to construct office/warehouse facility. Property subdivided by plauuing commission on December 12, 1995. Heard by board of zoning appeals on February 28, 1996. Referred by planning commission March 12, 1995. Mr. Cerney, architect, and Mr. Hammerschmidt, owner, presented the colored rendering. Mr. Cerney explained the upper portion of the build.ing would be an American Buildings metal siding in a Light Stone; the lower portion gray split face block, manu.factured by Four D; and the metal canopies are also manufactured by American Buildings in Brite Red with a matching accent band. There is an overhead door on the front of Nfr. Hammerschmidt's build.ing since he needs a door on both sides for access, and it will be painted a color that will be compatible with the building color. Mr. Zergott and Mr. Liggett were concerned about an overhead door in front, but because this is in a Limited Industry District, i't should not be a problem. Mr. Yager believed that this is very attractive for an industrial building. The roof top units are the small residential type, and would not be visible. Mr. Yager questioned the 15 or 16 spaces in the front since this is not a retail business, and he did not think that employees should park in that area. Mr. Hammerschmidt stated that this would be used for executive parking. There will be wall pak lights along tlie back, lighting at the entrances in front, and two pole lights in the fenced-in area. Mrs. Krieger requested that they used metal halide bulbs and clarified that the building lights would be basic wall paks. Mr-. Zergott believed that their landscaping would need a lot of maintenance, and suggested that they replace the variegated euonymous with something that needed less care and was more salt resistant. He liked the concept, but believed that they are wasting money on some of their choices. Mr. Hammerschmidt agreed to get a landscape architect or designer. Mr. Zergott will review revised plaus if they are brought into city hall, but these will be needed before bzd meets. Mr. Rymarczyk noted that there is a logo on the pylon sign. Mr. Cerney advised that the logo would only be on the pylon, and there would be individual signs in front of each unit. Mr. Zergott had no problem with the signs providing the lettering and colors are all the same in all signs. Mr. Cerney advised that the pylon sign will match the building colors. B. Zergott moved to accept High Tech Pools' proposal as submitted, including the signage, and that they must submit a new landscape design for Mr. Zergott's review,. that there should be no employee parking in front; that the rebar should be stored inside; that the lights must be metal halide; and the roof top units will be hidden by the mansard; the color of the overhead door will be blended into the building colors; the accent band will be Brite Red to match the canopies, and the split face is gray, light, and the metal siding is Light Stone. The motion was secouded by T. Gallagher, and unanunously approved. 3) BP Oil Company, 29131 Lorain Road. 4