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<br />? <br />PLANNING COMMISSION SEPTEMBER 22, 1981 PAGE 2 <br />(3) Church of St. Clarence, 30337 Lorain Rd. <br />Detailed plans for construction of Phase I. <br />Building Commissioner Gundy explained the Architectural <br />Board of Review's recommendations. Mr. Quinn, contractor, <br />advised thatthe Architect was not agreeable to the color <br />changes. He stated that the reflective white on the roof <br />was an energy efficient.color, and that the front elevation <br />also had two 25' wide brick panels for contrast with the <br />canyon gold walls. After some discussion, it was decided <br />that.because the structure would be 170' from Lorain Rd. <br />and since color is purely a matter of aesthetics, and the <br />brick will eventually cover the walls, the Commission would <br />agree to the original colors, even though normally they <br />rely on the Architectural Board's advice. J. Prokasy moved <br />to approve the plans of the Church of St. Clarence Parish <br />Center as.presented, seconded by J. Prokasy, and unanimously <br />approved. <br />(4) Seuffert Construction Co., Inc., 24821 Lorain Rd. <br />Proposal to construct accessory building (pole barn). <br />The proposed pole.barn storage building is to house construc- <br />tion equipment behind the rear parking area of the office <br />building and will be barely visable from Lorain Rd. After a <br />short discussion it was decided to refer the proposal to the <br />Architectural Board of Review since it is on Lorain Rd. R. <br />Perla moved to refer the Seuffert Construction Co. storage <br />building to the Architectural Board of Review, seconded by- <br />J. Roberts, and unanimously approved. <br />(5) Christ The King, Located on the west side of Barton Road <br />between I-480 and the North Olmsted south corporate•line, <br />and includes extension to Cook Rd. <br />Concept Plans and Rezoning Request (Section IV, Item (1) <br />In cominittee for Regional Planning report. <br />J. Brown moved to take the Christ The King Community pro- <br />posal out of.Committee, seconded by J. Roberts, and unani- <br />mously approved. The Commission studied the Regional <br />Planning Commission's report which had just been received. <br />Mr. Brenneman, Architect, Mr. Young, and Mr. Quaintance <br />"represented Christ the King. In reference to the report, <br />Mr. Young of Christ The King clarified some points made <br />by the Regional Planning Commission: the skilled care fa- <br />cility was not actually a hospital but more-_comparable to <br />a.nursing home; there would be an out patient clinic for <br />residents of the community, but doctors would not be in <br />residence; parents are responsible for transportation to