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pilasters have a roof top on each. He said it has a warehouse/industrial look to it. Ms. Nader felt <br />the color rendition did not reflect the materials submitted. Mr. Crook suggested switching to <br />another darker earth tone like taupe or tan so that the two primary colors of the building offer <br />more contrast. Also, he recommended changing the coping piece of the base to a lighter color <br />for accent. The applicant stated he could do this and will submit new samples for review. <br />Mr. Crooic asked if the top of the two side canopies could be lowered or possibly raise the center <br />canopy or split the difference, whichever would be more appropriate to offer at least a two foot <br />offset. <br />Mr. Crook suggested having some exterior accent lighting on the piers. The applicant agreed <br />and said this would be simple. He felt a good place to put the lights is in the sidewalk and have <br />them aim up. Mr. Crook said he felt the sign was in proportion to the building. Mr. Rymarczyk <br />said the sign proposal would need variances. The sign will have an off-white EIFS border <br />around the sign. The top coping pieces will be a true white color. <br />Mr. Elizondo informed the Board that they are raising the roof height of the existing dock, but it <br />will have the same footprint and same materials. The customer pickup area will have a new <br />awning and have lights that are down lit. They will not be able to move the pick up area as was <br />suggested because the neighbor tenant does not have space available to allow Value City to enter <br />from the side. Customer pickup has to be in the rear. <br />Mr. Ulewicz asked what type of landscaping will be in the front, considering the size of the <br />building to soften it up. Mr. Elizondo said they can have planting beds, planters or trees in the <br />sidewalk, particularly in front of the glass or the masonry areas. The beds will be raised so they <br />will not bP affected by the snow. He indicated he would submit a landscape plan showing <br />shrubbery and flowers. Mr. Ulewicz asked if a bike rack could be incorporated into the plan. <br />Mr. Elizondo indicated they could do that. <br />Asst. Building Commissioner Rymarczyk asked about lights coming out of the windows. The <br />applicant stated there will be no shining of lights. They will run some photometrics on the <br />spillage of light. Mr. Rymarczyk said he would provide them with a copy of the light code. <br />Mr. Crook inquired if the two man doors on either side of the main entrance could be painted to <br />match the brick. <br />Mr. Crook moved to approve the Value City proposal with the following recommendations: <br />1) Add accent light fixtures to the vertical piers <br />2) Add planters to the store front, either in the concrete or have them be raised <br />3) Two store front exit doors are to be painted to match the brick color <br />4) The brick itself will be a more darker earth tone color than what was presented <br />5) The recommended elevation of this proposal is the design with brick base and EIFS <br />6) The two horizontal canopies on the side windows shall be adjusted so there is about 2' <br />offset between the side canopies and the center canopy.