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Schillaci indicated they do not sell off the show room floor, customers piclc style and coloi-s, then the order is sent out, made, and delivered to the customers home. Mr. Schill indicated the baclc doors would be welded shut and the interior walls will be built over them as they will not be used. Mr. Tallon indicated we will send you on to the Architectural Review Board, you will need to make sure you have samples of the paint you will be using as well information about the briclc, maybe even some literature that shows the paint is guaranteed not to chip off of brick. Mr. Koeth questioned what is on top of the pealc. Mr•. Schill indicated that will be a metal roof that will project out 7' feet, it will be blaclc baclced on enamel. Mr. Tallon aslced if there were any questions from the audience regarding Norwalk. No further questions were aslced. R. Tallon motioned to approve NorwZllc Furniture; 25313 Lorain Road their proposal to renovate the exterior and interior tenant space in existing shopping center, with the following recommendations, that the Board of Zoning Appeals allow the variances for the front set back for the entrance way. The motion was seconded by, T. Brennan and unanimously approved. 1Vlotion Carried. Note: The Commissioners are recommending this based on what they feel are minor encroaclunents, because of the variance and because of the oddity of the lot were it is down low and they need the site line. Therefore we feel the variance is not a major one. R. Tallon moved to except the proposal for renovating the exterior and interior tenant space in existiiig shopping center for Norwalk Furniture with the inclusions that we would lilce the baclc. South side of the building to remain as is, briclc. The east side and L shaped portion of the building may be painted gray to match the front colors on the building. The ]ogos be removed from the awnings and that the lights inside the awnings be rotated 90 degrees to face down. This case will Ue referred to the Architectural Review Board for their input on the architect in relationship to the existing structure. The motioil was seconded by, K. O'Rourlce, and unanimously approved. 1Vlotion Carried. NOTE: In the framing of the motion the clerk announced that Norwalk Furniture would be on the agenda for the Architec'tural Review Board meeting dated December 16, 1998, and the Board of Zoning Appeals agenda for Febniary 4, 1999. The clerlc also announced that no further notices would be sent out regarding this case. B} CEI Tra.nsmission Tower: 31131 Lorain Road: Proposal is to place wireless communications antenna at the top of the existing transmission tower and place wireless communications antenna equipment cabinets dii-ectly under the tower. Note: Use and Location, currently not permitted. Ms. Fox with LCC cominunications came forward, i-epresenting North Coast communications which is developing a wireless communications systems thr-oughout the greater Cleveland area. Ms. Fox indicated we are requesting the approval of the power mount to a CEI existing stnicture. It is her understanding that an ordinance that will be discussed tonight will come into effect in January, but their clients would like to get started. The area that has Ueen chosen was researched and found not to have an impact on the suri•ounding neighborhoods. This tower will provide wireless services throughout this area for the i•esidents and facilitate Nortli Olmsted's goals for CO-locating. The system is called the wireless loop which will be your home phone and will be completely wireless. The difference Uetween oui- phone and a mobile phone that AT&T provides is that you will be able to use your home phone as your mobile 3