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..? ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW AUGUST 1, 1980 PAGE 3 parking grade 2) that a landscape island be placed on the north- east corner from the property line back from the first parking space, 3) that the western planter area be increased to the re- quired 7' landscape strip along Decker road and that the 2 most southerly parking spaces be eliminated so as to retain the existing approximately 5' landscape buffer on'the South lot line and a raised bed landscaped area be placed on the Northwest corner of the parcel at the Decker Lorain intersection and 4) that the rough sawn cedar similar to the existing cedar be continued on the new addition above the 2 overhead doors and the new land- scaped beds be planted in a low maintenance material such as dwarf fitzer juniper or other similar low growing plant, seconded by M. Case, and unanimously approved. (e) Red Lobster Inn, 24001 Lorain Rd. This is an addition to an existing restaurant. The parking will still be adequate. D. Williams moved to approve as presented with the suggestion that the sidewalk be continued around the addition, seconded by M. Case, and unanimously approved. (f) Women's Federal Savings and Loan Association, 25290 Lorain Rd. Itwas explained that this would be an addition across the front of the existing building and the entire building will be refaced with brick. The existing roof shingles will be repainted to match the new shingles if possible, if not the entire building will be re-roofed. The Board stated that the site plan needed re- vision with consideration of the proposed relocated route 252: the entrance as now planned will be at the intersection of the new route 252 and 2) Parking set backs should be 7' and 3) traffic should be one way with the entrance through the easement. D. Williams moved to approve building plans and exterior plans as submitted and disapprove the site plan and planting plan and request that they be resubmitted to the Architectural Board of Review, with the following recomendation included: 1) redesign site plan to include the minimum 7' from property line to paved area as required by Zoning Ordinance 2) either eliminate the entrance on Lorain Road or change this entrance to be one way in only 3) that the parking in front of building be relocated so as to abutt the building sidewalk 4) redesign as necessary the parking on the east side to be a minimum of 7' away from the parking lot 5) driveway to be 2 lanes one-way 6) changesidewalks as necessary 7) site plan to include location of signs 8) planting plan be resubmitted to be in conformance with the site plan that the actual variety of plants be restudied to provide better unity and sim- plicity, eliminating the large number of gaudy specimens or speciality type plants. The Board does recommend approval of the sign design as submitted provided signage conforms with code, seconded by M. Case and unanimously approved.