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Mr. Beatty indicated that the entrance would have a steeper roof. The entrance will be 10 x 10 and 16 feet high with a 12, 12 pitch roof. Mr. Yager indicated that he liked the plans, as they are simple and he agrees with having vinyl on the west side of the building for future growth. The entrance tower is a good addition. Mr. Zergott questioned if there would be new signage or lighting added. Mr. Beatty indicated that there would not be any new signage or lighting. Mr. Yager questioned if the church's name had changed to Grace Church. Mr. Beatty commented that Mr. Yager was correct. The reason the proposal was under North Olmsted Baptist Church was because he had made a mistake and did not want to confuse any of the boards by changing it mid stream. Mr. Allan motion to approve North Olmsted Baptist Church of 4816 Dover Center Road their proposal which consists of adding a recreation center to the existing Church, as the newly submitted plans show. The motion was seconded by T. Liggett and unanimously approved. Motion Carried. 3). Fish Furniture; 23770 Lorain Road; Proposal consists of Facade renovation, addition and board on board fencing to match existing fence along Marty's Living Room rear property line. Note: The Planning Commission heard this proposal on October 12, 1999. Chairman Zergott called all interested parties forward. Mr. A1 Geller, Mr. Dan Geller, the owners of Fish Furniture and Mr. Artwell came forward to present their proposal. Mr. Dan Geller indicate that they have been in north Olmsted since the 1970 and purchased the neighbors building two months ago. Mr. Zergott suggested the owner's review how the old building will be converted. In 1989 an addition was added to Fish Furniture. Marty's has been rundown and the water system, interior walls and existing staircase will be updated. ? Mr. Zergott reviewed that only the outside of the building, landscaping and materials would need to be addressed. He questioned 1VIr. Rymarczyk as to whether or not Mr. Yager could present the proposal as he would not be voting on the proposal. Mr. Rymarczyk indicated that as long as Mr. Yager abstained from the vote on the proposal he could present the proposal. Mr. Yager indicated that there was presently a 4-foot gap between Marty's living room and Fish Furniture, which will be filled in to connect the two buildings. There will be a continuous look along Lorain road. The parcels are much closer to the street and the parking is on the side and behind the buildings. The facade that is being added will extend an additional 15feet from the existing building. They are trying to soften a curve that is present between Fish and Marty's buildings. There will be a two-story section at the curve, which will be lit within and will be used to showcase their furniture. The amount of glass that is being used is to show the furniture at night. There is presently an entrance on the west side, which will have new entry doors added and will allow customers to enter the store from the east or west side of the building. The seder siding roof shingles will be removed and replaced with a standing seam metal roof. The cream color pallet is the color of the stone that will be used on the bottom portion of the building. There will be an E.F.A.S. top to the building with an accent piece, which draws the old and new facades together. The canopy, which has an aged copper look to it, ties the existing canopies together. The gray color will be used on the canopy and trim top. In the back of the lot there is an existing board on board fence that will remain and additional fence will be added to reach the next parcel. The loading dock and masonry will be cleaned up and old • shrubs will be removed. At this point there is no intention of doing anything more than cleaning up the back area and adding a security light to the back of the building. The lights that will be used are a vista lighting fixture that will have an aged copper trim and the light will go up and down to highlight the masonry pilasters. Mr. Liggett indicated that he really 5