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v _: ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW OCTOBER 19, 1983 PAGE 3 (f) Cleveland Tux Shop (J. Raynes), 26261 Lorain Rd. Proposal to alter existing restaurant for tux shop. Mr. Kohler, contractor, and J. Raynes, architect, explained re- vised plans which eliminate pier which was on west side of front elevation. Brick and windows will remain as is; old siding will be replaced with a diagonal siding stained with a semi-transparent light tan color. Existing exterior lights will be removed. Signs on three walls will be illuminated; east wall sign will not be. R. Mongello questioned iP signage conformed. One wall sign shows no copy and wi11 be used to advertise dry cleaning service. R. Mongello moved to approve the Cleveland Tux plans with all signs as submitted except blank sign panel for future use subject to amount of signage meeting the zoning code, seconded by S. Ebin, and unanimously approved. (g) Edward J. Flanagan (Mongello and Assoc.), 27712 Lorain Rd. Proposal to construct addition to existing buildings. Mr. K. Leo and Dr. Flanagan explained that both the addition and the corner building will be sided in heritage blue vinyl; trim under the eaves will be redwood and painted almond; and trim around windows and entrance will be painted maroon. Mr. Ebin would like electric meters now located on side of building moved or concealed. The architect will study possibility of screening, moving,or per- haps covering with signage. Northeast wall of upper back porch will be covered with siding. S. Ebin moved that the Edward J." Flanagan proposal be approved as submitted with the recommendation that the electrical service on the east side be relocated or some- how concealed to be compatible with the new design, seconded by M. Case. Roll call on motion: Ebin and Case, aye. Mongell, abstained. (h) Mongello and Associates Office Building (Mongello and Assoc.), North of the northeast corner of the Lorain/Clague intersection facing Clague Rd. Proposal to construct professional office building. Mr. Leo presented plans and model of building. South and west ex- terior walls will be jumbo brick in mixed tones similar to Sunoco station; north and east wall will be "buckwheat" dryvit; wood trim will be light brown; ashphalt roof will be dark tan; glass will be tinted. Screening for mechanical units is planned for front of building. Mr. Ebin suggested screening the mechanicals on the east and north side to screen from adjacent apartment. He also feels that the last two parking spaces in the south east corner of parking area would be inaccessible. He suggested that the trash containers could be relocated and landscaped area could be recessed to allow more room for egress. Ground sign will be dryvit finish and wall signs wi11 be placed on sign panel for each unit. S. Ebin moved to approve the Mongello Office Building as submitted with under- standing that the condenser unit be screened on the north and east