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Mr. Rerlco aslced if the exterior glass front would have fagade lighting. Mr. Broolcer said the <br />front entrance element may be illuminated. Mr. Rerko said both the northeast and northwest <br />corners will be glass and vehicles backing up and driving next to them is a safety concern. Mr. <br />Broolcer said they may install bollards to protect the corners as well as by the glass vehicle doors. <br />Mr. Rerlco aslced if the north wall pack over the man door was a motion light and if it would alter <br />the photometric readings. Mr. Brooker said all site lighting including that on the building was <br />previously approved and would not be changed. Mr. Rerlco asked if the building coping would <br />also be silver anodized aluminum and Mr. Broolcer said yes. Mr. Parry aslced if the front <br />elevation renderings were accurate that different size glass bloclcs would be used or would they <br />be consistent throughout the elevation. Mr. Broolcer said that the larger 4'x 8' x 10' foot sections <br />would Ue used throughout the front. He noted that the darlc bronze framing around the existing <br />windows would not be altered only the new windows would be silver anodized aluminum. <br />Discussion ensued pertaining to the different framing colors. Mr. Bohlmann was concerned that <br />too many things were being noted as maybe items. The commission should be very clear <br />regarding bollard color and placement, requiring framing to match or allowing the framing will <br />be mixed. The stone should also be identified there should be no unanswered questions in the <br />final approval. He aslced if the east area which abuts the post office would be landscaped and <br />Mr. Broolcer said the area would be lawn. Mr. Parry thought that the bronze framing on the <br />existing windows would not talce away from the loolc of the building if all new windows, doors <br />and entrances were silver anodized aluininum which Mr. Rerlco agreed with if the bronze was <br />found in other elements on the site. Mr. Malone felt the bronze framing would help break up the <br />visual appearance of the white glass. <br />1VIr. Laslco moved, seconded by Mr. Bohlmann to Approve C1VIS10-30: M3 Realty, LLC of <br />28595 Lorain Road their proposed changes with the following conditions: <br />1. The exterior paint color will match the Sherwin Williams 7018 sample (medium gray). <br />2. The Arrow Craft Cream smooth colored stone system will be used or a similar cream <br />smooth colorecl stone system will be along the front of the building. <br />3. The existing showroom windows will remain and new glass system used will be that <br />which is noted on development plan page A2-01 noting all new glass blocks will be 4'x <br />8' x 10'. <br />4. The wall area on which the Saab sign is located may have internal illuminatfon. <br />5. The existing dark bronze window framing is acceptable; however, silver colored <br />framing would also be acceptable. <br />6. Medium gray color bollards in numbers necessary will be installed to protect the <br />northeast corner of the building and east doors. <br />7. The existing Saab ground sign is to be relocated to this site. <br />The motion was approvecl 5-0. <br />COMMUNICATION <br />Ordinance No. 2010 - 112 <br />An Ordinance amending Section 1139.01 of the Zoning Code of the City of North Olmsted to <br />pei-init entertaintnent device arcades in general retail zoning district, subject to conditional use <br />pennit and additional area restrictions. <br />4