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ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW MAY 17, 1982 PAGE 4 G. Draeger, Architect, explained the plans. A new front section will be added in wood: texture 111, stained natural, brick will be painted. white. Manufacturer stated that paint will last 8 to 10 years, Mr. Draeger estimates 6 years. Guard rail will be installed between Arby's and the adjacent Milton's restaurant. At the Planning Commission's request, Mr. Draeger has prepared a combined drawing showing Milton's and Arby's driveways and parking areas, however, it has not yet been submitted because owners are still discussing issue. Mr. Parry suggested that the two restaurants share one curb cut (driveway could be striped) for an entrance only drive and the exit for Milton's would be to the rear of Arby':s. Mr. Draeger does not believe that such an easement would work, especially if ownership changed. Doorway to east will be 22' door for emergenc.y.exit only (opens onto driveway), it was also pointed out that the ladies' restroom door opens onto 2.' walk beside driveway. This could be changed. Mr. Parry suggested that there be curbing or tire stops along Silvardale Ave. parking to keep cars from overlapping side- walk. S. Ebin moved to accept the Arby's proposal as sub- mitted with the provision that the women's restroom door be relocated to the north side of the building; that provisions be made along Silverdale to eliminate automobiles encroaching on the sidewalk; and that the owner carefully consider paint- ing brick because of the potential constant maintenance pro- blems in the future, seconded by M. Case. Roll call on motion: Ebin and Case, aye. Parr, Nay. Note: Mr. Parry stated that his no vote is because he believes that the driveway on the east side of the building is totally unsafe and he feels that arrangements.should be made for a common drive between the two propertieso (c) Referred from Planning Commission May 11, 1982 Rad Air (J. Bird), 24260 Lorain Rd. Exterior alteration Mr. S. Kresgee, owner of the business, explained the alter- ation which will consist of future stone on the front of the building and a new black mansard which will wrap partially around the side of the building. Future stone will be blended browns and the mortar will be a medium brown color. The existing building is brick front and cinder block on the rest. Mr. Parry pointed out that there are some gaps where the brick abutts the block and is concerned about facing the building with such a heavy material. The mansard should be deeper. He believes that other alternatives could be found for ren- ovating the exterior: putting in a light mansard which would contrast with existing brick; resurfacing the brick and painting it, giving it a colonial appearance:, putting color- ful awningson windows;.or even just adding landscaping. Ac- cording to Mr. Kresgee,the mansard will be built around the existing sign (cut out around) and the Board believes this will create problems when Rad Air leaves. Existing lighting will remain the same and Mr. Ebin is concerned about wires on the roof which are dangerous. S. Ebin moved to reject the