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! 1 ARCHITECTU'RAL BOARD 0F REVTEW NOVEMBER 20, 1985 PAGE 2 Mr. Draeger and Mr, Hoty, the owner, presented the plans for the newly pro- posed two story building. Original plans called for a one story retail building on the front of the property and a two story office building in the rear, This building wi11 be moved back 40', parking for stores will be in front and parking for offices wi11 be in the rear, Access drive opposite Walter Road wi11 be signed and curbed to indicate right turn, entrance only,as previously approved by the Safety Department. Building wi11 be off white split face block; sign panel will be cream colored panel 15; dark bronze aluminium trim around windows and doors; canopy roofing will be blue; mechanical equipment screening on roof will be white metal. One condensing unit at grade will not be screened, Signage on building will be for retail units, no signage will be provided for offices, There may be a ground sign proposed later for the stores. Tree lawn will be either green or red lirick pavers. Four honey locust trees will be planted in front landscaped area. C.E.I. lights will be installed in parking area and all wiring wi11 be underground, S, Ebin moved to approve plans as sub- mitted, seconded by M. Case, and unanimously approved. Mr. Ebin again stated that the developer make sure that all mechanical units on roof be screened high enough to be screened from a horizontal line. li) SuperAmerica (Ashland Oil Co.), 24046 Lorain Rd. Proposal to add to existing canopy, remodel building facia, and add third island at rear of station. (Heard by Planning Commission October 22, 1985). Mr. Don Human from Ashland Oil advised that existing chain link fence will be replaced with a 6' high cedar board on board fence, an opening will re- main in order to allow employees to park in rear; adjacent land to the rear is vacant. Existing facia on canopy and building will be replaced with a sand spray aggregate (more like gravel); canopy will be extended and new posts will match the existing posts. One existing building sign will be removed and four internally illuminated canopy signs will be installed on east and west sides of canopy; one building sign will be illuminated and two will not be lighted; air tower will be relocated to side of building. S. Ebin moved to approve the plans as submitted, seconded by M. Case, and unanimously approved. c) Country Club Condominium Association recreational area, located on Country Club Blvd., adjacent to Great Northern Village Apartments and to rear and side property lines of property facing Whitethorn Ave. Proposal to relocate recreational area (clubhouse, pool, tennis courts). (Variance granted October 2, 1985) (Heard by Planning Commission November 12, 1985). Mr. R. Carlisle and Mr. R. Cowan from Biskind Development, Mrs. Grimes of the Country Club Condominium Association, Mr. Landisman of Great Northern Village Apartments, and Mr. Pekar, an adjacent neighbor, were present. Mr. Cowan presented rendering of 72' by 30' one story club house, which will be a redish (salmon colored) brick to sill height; there will be wood sliding windows and door; panels adjacent to windows will be an off white sand finish textured dryvit type material; roof will be brown fiberglass shingles with an overhang. All mechanical units will be enclosed within the building. Eight foot brick wall extends from rear wall of building