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ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW MAY 19, 1980 PAGE 2 (b) Paradise Pontiac, 25870 Lorain Rd. Plans for addition were presented by Mr. Poorman, Seuffert Construction Co. The addition will be an exact duplicate of the existing b uilding, except that the new windows will have a bar accross the front for reinforcement. There will be a heating and air conditioning im.it on the roof to the rear of the building. R. Parry moved to approve the plans with the condition that the air conditioning unit is in the north- east corner of -the addition and that it exhausts either to the east or the north, away from the neighboring apartment building, and that all materials will match the existing building, seconded by C. Petroski, and unanimously approved. (c) Lorain Stears Shopping Center, 28981 Lorain Rd. With drawn by Developer until a later meeting. (d) 14inotti's Drive Thru Beverage and Car Wash, 27100 Lorain Rd. The plans were presented by T. Krebs, Architect, who explained that if the underground storage tanks are not used, the de- veloper will comply with the City for disposition. This plan is in compliance with the Safety Director's suggestions. There is no left turn off Lorain Rd. into the beverage store. Only entrance for car wash is otf Dover Center Rd. The ex- isting gray brick building will have blue trim. It was sug-. gested by the Board that: 1) The entrance off Lorain Road be narrower; It should be pointed out that the design of the driveway is totally inappropriate with a 30' opening with radii which aren't designed to control traffic. 2) Remove front parking 3) Put drive from Lorain thro.ugh to Dover- Center. 4) Seal off driveway from other properties to avoid cutting through (opening into adjacent properties will not control traffic 5) All the dimensions on the site should be s.caled on the plat as they are supposed to be: for example, the parking spaces which are approximately 15' should be scaled correctly and have this submitted back to the Archi- tectural Board of Review. D. Parry moved to table until such time as the Safety Director has made a final determina- tion and to include the Board's comments on suggested changes to the site plan, specifically the reduction in the apron openings, redesign of the apron and islands to direct traffic in the sealing off of adjacent parking lots to this develop- ment. This should be resubmitted to the Architectural Board of Review after the Safety Department has determined a final traffic pattern for the development since that may change the entire building, seconded by M. Case,and unanimously approved. (e) North Olmsted Friend's Church, 25376 Butternut Ridge Rd. Mrm Dale Brady represented the Friends Church. The Minutes pertaining to the proposal from the Planning Commission of