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J t. ., ! x. . ? ? ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW MARCH 17, 1980 PAGE 2 with blue letters on a white background as submitted and recommend that the pole be painted dark gray or blaclc also recommend that an engineering study be made of the size of pipe itself in relation to the possible to the possible wind load and its effect upon it and recommend that the City Engineer review this also, in so far as the overhang of the City sidewalk. Transohio Savings formerly Union Savings. (Brilliant Electric Signs) 25900 Country Club Blvd., 3 Wall Signs. Moved to approve and recommend to Planning Commission providing the signs meet all City codes and that the letters be lexon plastic. Buckeye Lanes,(Bob Cutler Signs),24483 Lorain Rd., Pole Sign No representative present. Tabled because there are questions regarding type of sign, location, and loss of parking spaces. Reymar Kitchens (Bob Cutler Signs), 23633 Lorain Rd., Pole Sign Approved and recommended to Planning Commission as submitted. Laurel Family Restaurant (Bob Cutler Signs), 23642 Lorain Rd. Pole Sign. Appxoved and recommended to Planning Commi.ssion as submitted. (b) I3erman's Sporting Goods, 26301 Great Northern Shopping Center Prosal to build addition to existing store. The plans were studied and discussed. The Board had some questions on the renovation of the existing store. However, this grop.osal is for the addition only. It was stated that the brick will match the exxsting brick on the Shopping Center. C. Petroski moved to approve the rear addition only pending further drawings on the fron existing section, seconded by R. Parry, and unanimously approved. (c) North Olmsted United Methodist Church, 4600 Dover Center Rd. Proposal to add a Community facility to an existing church. The site plans andz°proposed addition was explained by Thomas Moore, Architect. Complete building.:plans were not available, however rSr. Moore showed color renderings of the elevations, and explained the concept of the addition and how the third and final addition could be tied in if necessary at a future time. He explained that the Board of Zoning appeals required a living hedge (evergreen) from the retension basin to the corner of the buildinga The church will be req uired by the Engineering Department to put in an under- ground retension basin.. A 5 x 3 grouted wood sign will be in- stalled. No exterior heating devices would be used. Mr. Williams suggested changes in the parking lot to allow for the continous flow of traffic. This can be accomplished by: 1) moving the lot about 5' northward, using 9` parking spaces with 62z' total width,