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12. A 137.3 square foot variance for excessive signage on a building; code permits 191 square feet, applicant shows 328.3 squaa-e feet, Section 1163.25(b). 13. A 5.3 square foot variance for excessive signage for a lot frontage (South), code permits 266 square feet, applicant shows 271.3 square feet, Section 1163.25(a). Itoll call: 1Vlalone, Rerko, Peepers - yes; Parry, Bohlmann - no; motion failed 3-2. IVIr. Malone moved, seconded by 1VIr. Rerko, to approve CMS11-08: First Federal Savings & Loan of 26624 Lorain Road development plans with the following conditions: 1. A concrete curbing added and shown along the ingress/egress drive at the northeast corner of property and along the entire east property line up to the easement. 2. The southwest egress/ingress is to be identifed as right turn only. 3. The removal of any media boxes on property 4. The southwest landscaping bed is to lbe expanded by removing a parking space. 5. Lot consolidation approval is required The motion was approved 5-0. CMS11-09: Sunnvside Tovota: 26890/27000 Lorain Road Representatives: Paul Stoyanov, Pruitt Construction; Kirt Frye, Sunnyside Toyota Ms. Wenger said front of the existing building will be demolished and a new fagade constructed. The fagade will consist of inetal panels and an aluminum storefront system with a glass entryway. The modification to the front of the building will bring the building front setback closer into compliance. There will be a new reception area, vehicle delivery and carwash. The new areas materials are split face and smooth face concrete block and existing masonry will be painted to match new material. A new masonry dumpster enclosure with gates is shown to the rear of the building with new landscaping to enhance the front of the building and area along Lorain Road. The applicant is reminded that displayed cars are to be displayed on designated display pads only. A few variances are required for wall signs including total number of wall signs and the height of the logo. Mr. Mitchell said he had concerns with the proposed lighting, but noted the Board of Zoning Appeals granted a variance for average foot candles of 6.4 fc in 2004. A property maintenance inspection showed the northern property line filled with debris and a fence which needs to be removed or replaced. Mr. DiFranco said he would like to see an Alta survey referenced on the drawing submitted with the construction drawings. Parcel lines for all lot lines and neighboring property lines including owner information is required. The two new catch basins along Lorain Road shows 6 inch pipes which need to be increased to 12 inches. Mr. Stoyanov said the project will allow Sunnyside to conform to Toyota building standards. The focal point of the design is a curved portal wall which identifies the showroom entrance. The showroom is clad with silver aluminum panels in a geometric pattern. The signage shown on the plan is conceptual only as Toyota will address signage. The rear northern property will be cleaned out and if the fence is theirs it will be removed. There are four pole lights on the display lot and four lights across the front which is all preexisting. However the fixtures have been replaced with full-cutoff. The only lighting which has been added to the site is feature lighting which is along the street area. Wall packs will be mounted with 150 watt bulbs and three low lights for customer parking. The site lighting which is preexisting has an average of 21 fc but the average for the entire site is 5.2 fc. There are additional planters along Lorain Road and the 4