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will be constructed using sandblast color EIFS, cobblestone and buff colored masonry along the <br />foundation, dark red fabric canopies, and a storefront system with dark bronze anodized <br />aluminum framing. The main entrance is a modular brick, with a chocolate colored metal canopy <br />over the door. The east elevation will mimic the main fagade minus an entrance. The design <br />softens the transition into the residential neighborhood. There will be new landscaping along <br />Lorain and Silverdale. The dumpster enclosure will be located in the northwest corner of the new <br />building. All utilities will be brought in from the north side of the building from Silverdale and <br />run underground. There will be architectural sconces over the awnings to create visual interest <br />and provide security. <br />Ms. Walker said selections for landscaping looked nice but she would prefer the dwarf burning <br />bush be replaced with Korean Spice viburnum bushes which provide fall color. Mr. Bohlmann <br />noted that continuous concrete curbing is required throughout the site. The existing chainlink <br />fencing between the buildings should be replaced with a cedar or decorative fence system and an <br />agreement submitted stating who would maintain the area between the buildings. Mr. Malone <br />asked that the rear light poles be removed and building wall packs used for illuminating the rear <br />parking lot. Mr. Kerr said the rear light poles are part of the agreement with Boston Market but <br />would discuss removing them with them. Mr. Rerko asked the material to be used for the <br />framework of the canopies and Mr. Newland said it would be prefinished galvanized steel. Baby <br />R Us Representative John Latkowski asked if the ingress/egress between the two sites would be <br />changed and Ms. Wenger said no changes would be made to the cross access. <br />Mr. Malone moved, seconded by Mr. Bohlmann, to recommend BZA grant CMS13-12 <br />Mattress Firm of 26400 Lorain Road the following variances as they are reasonable given <br />the shape and size of the lot: <br />1. An 18' variance for front yard setback; code requires 20', applicant shows 21, Section <br />1139.07 table. <br />2. A 10' variance for side (west) yard setback; code requires 10', applicant shows 0', <br />Section 1139.07 table. <br />3. A 15' variance for rear yard setback; code requires 15', applicant shows 01, Section <br />1139.07 table. <br />4. A 7' variance for front building setback, code requires 751, applicant shows 68', Section <br />1139.07 table. <br />5. A 10' variance for side building setback (west), code requires 109, applicant shows 01, <br />Section 1139.07 table. <br />6. A 30' variance for side building setback on a corner lot, code requires 501, applicant <br />shows 201, Section 1139.08(a). <br />Motion was approved 7-0. <br />Mr. Malone moved, seconded by Mr. Rerko, to approve CMS13-12 Mattress Firm of 26400 <br />Lorain Road with the following conditions: <br />1. Parcels are to be consolidated. <br />2. The cross access easement agreement shall be submitted to the city. <br />3. Continuous concrete curbing is required. <br />4. The northern light poles are to be removed unless legal issues by Boston Market <br />prevent their removal. <br />2