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. . .. . ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVTEW DECEMBER 18, 1985 PAGE 2 of trees, ground cover, shrubs, surrounding front parking area and floodlighted to create a reflective effect on the greenhouse. Re- flective glass will be used on roof portion of addition, vertical glass will be tinted, a glass door will be installed on the west side; trim will be bronze metal and wainscoting will be rough sawn textured plywood stained brown to match the overhang which will be refurbished. Faces will be changed on the existing pole sign. Mr. Ebin pointed out that this pole was at one time illuminated and this was no longer allowed by ordinance. They do not plan to light the pole. They have no plans as yet for building signs. The Board would like to see the sign proposal when available. S. Ebin moved to approve the plans as submitted providing Mr. Gundy has an opportunity to review them before it goes to Planning Commission and with the provision that the new building and pole sign designs be submitted to this Board, seconded by M. Case, and unanimously approved. 2) Westin Centre (Philip Sager), 30276 Lorain Rd. Proposal to construct automobile repair facility - phase 1 (Heard by Planning Cotnmissa.on December 10, 1985) Mr. Sagar, representing the owner, explained that the house will remain on the property for the time being, trees and front will remain as is until later phases, This phase calls for an auto repair garage and a znetal storage building. The garage will be attached to an existing structure and the addition will be scored stri-face siding in a natural color with a stone creek brick veneer in a grayish dark tan on the west and south elevation, Mr. Evin advised Mr. Sager that the stri-face siding, since it is a scored concrete block, might not be an approved material, He personally would pre-fer that the tiri.ck be used on the entire building, perhaps in two colors to achieve the same effect. G1ass block windows are on the sides of the building and above the doors. Mr. Ebin does not like the glass block above the doars, but Mrs, Case believes that this is part of the design and has no protilem with it; Steel doozs and downspouts will be painted to matcli.tYie adjacent walls, with dark bronze trim on windows and doors. Metal fac3a-w-?11. match the lighter wa11s. No roof top mechanicals are planned, Heaters will be exhausted out the rear wall and will be painted to match the wall. Roof will be an elastic membrane mater= ia1 on the addition and the existing office area will have an asphalt shingle xoof in a dark gray. Letters on building with name and ad- dress wi1l be lilack and possibly will be spotlighted. Storage building will be a pre,engineered znetal liuilding in a Kodiak brown which will znatch. the garage, trizn will probably be painted to match the building. ,An office area will be added to the front at a later time.. Landscaping i;s pla,nned around the buildings but would not be visible from the street, I,ora?n Road £rontage will remain as is with trees and grass. Two pole 7.ights on rear o,f property will have underground wiring and building li,ghts-a.re nlanned. An 8' dark green chain line fence is planned for rear and side property lines with planting along the fence. Dumpster is on the rear of the property. S. Ebin moved to approve the plans as suT7mitted wi,th the recommendation that the glass block panels above the doors on the auto repair building be eliminated and that the auto re- pa.ir building be constructed of a11 brick rather than the patterned concrete block, but the same design concept could; be carried through