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. ? ? ? • ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW MARCH 17, 1980 PAGE 3 and splaying the corners. This would accomodate approximately 54 spaces. Mro Williams also suggested a"hix yew, arborvitae, taxus cuspadate or-some type of upright yew for the living hedge. The lighting will be a HPS light or mercury vapor. The new entrance will have a bracket light. Mr. Moore had pictures of the type of lighting fixtures but no actual lighting plan. Mr. Parry felt that the Board should have more information on the Architectural Plans such as: roof vents, gutters, lighting, foundation, and grading. D. Williams moved to table based upon the submittal of more de- tailed plans: 1) an engineered site plan with redesigned parking lot recommending a 622 ft total bay, with 9' stalls, so that cars can enter and leave the p arking lot in a continuous fo naard motion 2) a landscaping plan be resubmitted of which certain comments were made ime., replace the Japanese holly with the cranberry cotoneaster and a white flowering dogwood immediately adjacent to the front of the builcLing, suggest a shade tree at the west corner of the b uilding 30 the front doorway should be recessed approximately 2' 4) submit a plan which indicates the location of lighting fixtures and the type of lighting 5) the screening hedge (required by the Board of Zoning Appeals) should be more carefully plotted with what's exis ting on the site and showing where the existing trees are located, seconded by C. Petroski, and unanimously approved. Mr. Moore stated that he had submitted what was called for by the Architectural Board of Review as indicated by the check list he was given, and that he was unaware that detailed plans were required at this time. V. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: (a) Taco Villa, Sparky Lane and Brookpark Extension Don Fiertvick of Taco Villa and Rex Gilliham with Robert Corna and Associates introduced the final plans which include the recommen- dations of the Architectural Board of Review Meeting of February 18, 1980. The plans were studied and discussed. R. P arry moved to approve the plans with the following recommendations: Mechanicals and flashing be painted brown or neutral to match the building materials 2) add either f our concrete tire stops out 2' from curb or extend sideivalk to 5' at the 4 spaces on the south side of the building 3) That the 13 parking spaces on the west side of the property be moved no less than 3' north so that there would be no less than a 3' island or else require that Planning Commission grant a variance to delete the last Southwest parking space 4) Landscaping: around the building instead of grass, ground cover should be used underneath the shrubs, wood chips with plastic mulch, and replace the one Austrian Pine with a verticle type white flowering tree, such as a white dogwood, and replace the two thornus locus with a low growing flowering tree, seconded by M. Case, and unanimously approved. The meeting was adj ourned at 9: 35 p. m. R. Parry, Chairman B. Oring, Recording Secretary