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ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW FEBRUARY 18, 1980 PAGE 2 Approved and recommended to Planning Commission with the con- dition that it meets all City Ordinances. Taco Villa, Sparky La. and Brookpark Ext., Pole Sign and Wall Sign Approved and recommended to Planning Commission as presented, providing they meet all City Ordinances, with the suggestion that the entrance sign h.e moved in 3 feet from the sidewalk, and with the deletion of the approval of the location of the menu board, contingent on the resubmittal and subsequent approval of the site plan. (Approved with building plans) Thesling Office Building, 25700 Lorain Rd., Ground Sign. Approved and recommended to Plamzing Commission with the following suggested changes: to delete the small 12" letter, "insurance, accouftting, taxation, financial consulting", and increase the size of the lettering of "Thesling Coulter and Assoc., and also suggest replacing the two ground lights with a built in wash light built integrally into the sign frame, possibly 4' flores- cent_:tubes and the sun decal on the building but not to exceed approximately 4' in diameter and to be located below the plane of the canopy. (Approved with building plans) JRU S*imming Pools (J. Uronis) 24270 Lorain Rd. Pole Sign and Wall Sign. (Deleted from Agenda) Approved and recommended to planning Commission with the condition that the plywood signs be approved as temporary signs for a period extending no longer than 1 year, as stated by the applicant as the expected length of time to be at this location, at which time the signs would be removed. Waxman's Carpet Warehouse (Bob Cutler Signs), 24601 Lorain Rd. Pole Sign and Wall Signs (Continued from Jan. 21 meeting). Motion was made to take Waxman's Carpet Warehouse Signs off the table. Moved to disapprove with the following notes: that items were requested from the Building Department to be submitted to the Board these were not submitted, thus the original application was tabled. No action was taken because: a) an apparent overage on the square footage of the signs due to the signs p ainted on the windows, b) flags for the grand opening and grand continuous sale presently extending over City property, and c) the parking of trucks with painted signs within the 7 foot set back line and within the school crossing zone. V. UNFINISIiED BUSINESS : Taco Villa (Sparky Building Co.), Sparkey La. and Brookpark Ext. Resubmittal from April 16, 1979a Mr. Pat McGinty and Mr. J. Hetvick explained the plans. D. Williams stated that the entire landscape plan should be restudied especially with a view to maximum growth: The Northern Red Oak gets to be about 150" high the Japanese Maple will grow to about 12' around which will block entrances and exits, and should be removed. There are far too many reds in the plan which would clash with the other colors in the building and signage. He suggested that all the reds