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ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW JULY 21, 1982 PAGE 2 (a) Roppo's Hair Salon (Carl Petroski), 4905 Dover Center Rd. Proposal for exterior alteration and remodeling of existing dwelling. Mr. Petroski, Architect, explained that the addition and side elevations of the house will be a rough trowel finished stucco with dark brown trim, vents, etc.., will be painted to match, the rear wall will be painted to match the stucco. The roof on the addition will match the exis.ting roof. They are consulting with a landscaper to save a large tree in the parking area and as many as possible of the existing'trees ancl shrubs will be saved. Exterior ground lights will il- luminate the sign and 2 lights will be on the building; a spot light may be installed to light the rear employees parking area. S. Ebin moved to approve the Roppo's Hair Salon plans as submitted with the condition that the vents and gutters be painted to match the background of the building, and approve the signs as submitted with the provision that the ground sign be set back 7' to conform to the ordinances, seconded by R. Parry, and unanimously approved. (b) Lorain American Gas Station (A. Cook), 27830 Lorain Rd. Proposal to construct an addition to existing gas station Mr. Cook explained the plans for the brick addition to the rear of the existing station. It was clarified that one of the existing bay doors will be bricked out and the brick will be extended on the north eastern portion of the existing wall for a distance of about 24' and then easterly on the southern wall for a distance of about 5'. An alu- minium door will replace one of the existing bay doors. Mrs. Jordan, an adjacent property owner, complained about the condition of the lot, and requested that Mr. Cook be asked to install a fence. Mr. Parry was concerned that a fence at that location would be easily damaged and suggested that some of the outdoor storage (old tires,car parts etc.) could be put in the triangular area on the northwest portion of the lot. The Board questioned if it wer.e.their responsi- bility to recommend a fence for an existing building. It was pointed out that there is a 3' drop in the elevation be- tween the properties and the effective height of a 6' fence would only be about 3'. Mrs. Jordan was advised to contact the Council regarding the problems of junk cars. S. Ebin moved to accept the plans as submitted with the recommen- dations that the dwner Provide a space on the north west cor- ner of the building (west of existing_lift bay) for storage of miscellaneous materials such as tires, and loose metal parts so that they are hidden from Lorain and Dewey Roads, seconded by R. Parry, and unanimously approved. (c) William Given Warehouse, 30948 Bradley Rd. Proposal to construct Warehouse in Limited Industry Area.