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design, sizes, colors and materials with the commission. Ms. Wenger cautioned the commission to only address material type and colors being used. Mr. Dubelko said he shared the staffs concerns as he is not in favor of breaking up the proposal to discuss bits and pieces. No matter how hard or carefully the commission tries to address things the plans will be impacted by the BZBA outcome therefore the matter should be tabled and return once the applicant has completed his business with BZBA. A brief discussion ensued regarding the commission addressing parts of the project or just tabling the matter. Mr. Morse felt the commission could discuss colors, materials, and architectural styles which may not be relevant to size or placement of the structure. Mr. Limpert said he was open to hearing what the applicant has to say without giving any feedback. Mr. Accordino said he's been working with a builder who makes metal structures which are called pole barns or pole buildings. They have their own individual footers in lieu of having a typical foundation or slab. However he will install a concrete floor for his use but it will be the last thing installed. The style of structure he's chosen has a gambrel roof which correlates with the home which was once a barn. There is a gambrel style shed already at the back of the property which will be behind and in line with this structure. There will be windows on all sides of the building. The garage door style chosen is a coach door style but will be working overhead garage doors. He is at the point with the builder to receive detailed plans he has to pay thousands of dollars for them and prior to purchasing plans he would like approvals. The building will be a 4 car garage double stacked with additional work space. He passed out color and material sample pamphlets and photos of different style pole barns which he indicated would not be what he will be building only samples. The 56' depth is for his cars and recreational vehicles, and the building will be offset 25' from the back of the house. The west side of the garage would be in line with the current west side of the driveway which ends at the location of the previous garage. He believes setting the garage further back on the property would scale down the actual size of the building and wouldn't be as visible from the street. He believes his home is setback 186' from the street to the front of the house. Once the building is erected he would continue the driveway to the structure. The colors chosen are those which closest match the house and its trim. He understands he requires variances and doesn't expect a COA today and is willing to return once the other steps are completed. Mr. Morse said the only color shown on the samples which really wouldn't work in the historic theme is the color black. Mr. Schumann asked the colors of the walls, roof and trim. Mr. Accordino said the walls would be light gray and the trim would be red cardinal to match the color of the home as closely as they can, however they will not be identical matches. Mr. Morse asked if the exterior walls would be textured and Mr. Accordino said the walls would be stamped to have a three dimensional ridges. Mr. Schumann moved, seconded by Mr. Dubellco, to table CMS15-4974: Paul Accordino of 25747 Butternut Ridge Road until the applicant receives a ruling from BZBA and detailed plans can be submitted, motion passed 7-0. COMMUNICATION