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ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW SEPTENIBER 15, 1980 PAGE 2 seconded by D. Williams, and unanimously approved. At this point Chairman Parry requested that the records be checked for Herman's Sporting Goods' Sign. R. Parry.moved that_the Hermans Sporting Goods sign at the Great Northern Shopping Center be removed from the mansard and placed in its proper location on the sign panel as per the Great Northern Sign Criteria, seconded by D. Williams, and unanimously approved. Bobbi Gee (Lemon Serigraph), 4694 Great Northern Blvd. Wall Sign. The sign height was amended by Mr. Lemon to be 2'6" not 1'6" as shown on the plans. R. Parry moved to approve the Bobbi Gee dign noting that the height is 2'6" rather than 1`6" with the condition that the sign meets the Olmsted Plaza Sign Critera as approved and that the square footage does not exceed what has been granted to the store and that the lowest edge of the sign be set at the same level as the existing Giant Shoe sign, seconded by Petroski, and unanimously approved. Robert R. Reese, DDS, 29601 Lorain Rd. Pole Sign and Wall Sign. R. Parry moved to approve both signs with the recommendations that the northerly edge of the sign be at least 3' from the sidewalk, and also that the routed pole sign have the street address included, seconded by M. Case. Roll call on Motion: Parry and Case, aye, Williams and Petroski, nay. IV. OLD BUSINESS (Taken before remainder of NEW BUSINESS) (a) Women's Federal Savings and Loan Association, 25290 Lorain Rd. The landscape plans were presented. D. Williams moved to approve the planting plan, seconded by C. Petroski, and unanimously approved. III. NEW BUSINESS: (Resumed) (b) Tuff Kote Rustproofing, 5442 Porter Rd. The plans to replace a window with an overhead door and to enlarge an existing door were presented by Mr. C. Halleen. R. Parry moved to approve the addition of the doors with the recommendation that any area that has to be filled in with block or new door jambs is to be repainted to match the rest of the front of the building, and secondly to recommend that there be a defined apron and entrance into this business, and that chuck holes etc should be filled in as per City standards, seconded by M. Case, and unani- mously approved. (c) Jamestown Apartments, Phase 7, Columbia and Brookpark Roads D. Margolius, developer, and Mr. Ruza, Architect, expiained the