01/19/1983 Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW JANUARY 19, 1983 PAGE 2 that they had originally planned to have two ground signs without knowing that only one ground sign was permitted. They are now only planning to have one ground sign approximately 6' by 6' and similar but not identical to the color rendering presented; the actual name of the facility has not been decided upon. Mr. Ebin stated that the inset base which was shown on the original plans was preferable to the one shown with the sign and base at the same line. There will also be an "emergency" sign on the canopy which was shown on the color rendering of the building, but had not been submitted prior to this meeting. Since the signs as submitted are not what will be applied for, it was suggested that they be submitted with exact copy, size and design at a later meeting. In reference to the building, Mr. Kohanski had a color rendering, however, it has been necessary to flip the plans so that now the canopy side of the front section of the building will be on the west side. No mechanical in- stallations were shown. He explained that there would be 4 roof top units on the 3 story section of the building; no sc:reen- ing is shown. The unit for the one story building will be be- hind the canopy. No elevations were available. No dumpsters are planned since trash will be contained inside the building. The exterior of the building will be Beldon Brick #476-479 and dryvit with bronze aluminum trim. The site plan shows 17' deep parking spaces abuting a concrete walk 3' of which will be used for overhang for the cars and 2 ft. will remain. Mr. Mongello questioned the 9' wide parking.,spaces, which conforms, but might not be suitable for a medical office. The landscape plan is acceptable with the exception of the white pines at the driveway entrances which could obstruct vision sometime in the future. The Board agrees with the concept but needs more definite plans and information and requests either a revised color rendering or a model of the building. R. Mongello moved that the site plan and landscape plan be approved with the following stipulation 1) white pine at each entry be removed or relocated; and request that preliminary building plans show- ing location of inechanical units, elevations, floor plans, lo- cation of trash recepticles be submitted at a later meeting, seconded by S. Ebin, and unanimously.approved. V. OLD BUSINESS: (a) Suburban Auto Body (Mongello & Associates.), 4960 Dover Center Rd. Addition of storage area to auto body shop. Mr. Leo of Mongello & Associates brought in the sample of the dyed utility concrete brick as requested by the Board on December 22nd. The mortar will be dark brown. He explained that this material is being used on the new bus garage. The shingles will match the existing dark brown shingles. Mr. Ebin believes that there are too many different types of exterior materials, but has no problem with the design of the building. He pointed out