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like the design, but would like to see the parapet on the west side carried around the side of the building to match the other side. Mr. Yager commented that carrying the parapet around the corner would also hide a roof top unit so it will be continued. Mr. Zergott questioned what the traditional materials that were being used were. Mr. Yager commented that the pre aged copper, the detail and the signage are all traditional to the building. Mr. Geller reviewed that the design of the new facade is letting customers know that they are both colonial and contemporary. Mr. Yager indicated that they would return for signage. Ms. Schulz indicated that she liked the design of the building and asked what the height of the split-face would be under the glass. Mr. Yager indicated that there would be 2feet to handle to winter weather. Mr. Liggett questioned what type of glass would be used. Mr. Yager indicated that there would be frames for the glass. Ms. Schulz questioned the type of material being used to hold the canopy. Mr. Yager commented that it was a lock-a-bond metal material and there will be a pitch to the canopy to allow the water to drain behind the columns and into the drain line. T. Liggett motioned to approve Fish Furniture of 23770 Lorain Road their proposal that consists of Facade renovation, addition and board on board fencing to match existing fence along Marty's Living Room rear property line. The canopy should be continued down the west side of the building, to match the east side of the building. The board likes the sign as it appears on the model and suggests that it be approved. The motion was seconded by C. Allan. Roll call on the motion; K. Schulz, C. Allan, M. Yager and B. Zergott, "yes", M. Yager, abstain from voting. Motion Carried. 4). Szarka Financial Management; 29691 Lorain Road: Proposal consists of demolition of existing office & construction of new office. Note: The • Planning Commission heard this proposal on October 12, 1999. Chairman Zergott called all interested parties forward. Mr.Taylor, from Arkinetics, Ms. Debbie Szarka, with and Mrs. Kuack with Szarka came forward to present their proposal. Mr. Taylor indicated that the existing building would be removed as well as the garage and a new two-story building will be erected in their place. The parking will be reconfigured and at the Planning Commission it was requested that a loading zone be added so that has been done. There will also be a landbanked parking areas which has been discussed with Mr. Rymarczyk. Mr. Taylor at this time submitted a new plan that showed the changes. The building will be all brick as was requested by the Planning Commission. The color of the masonry will be a Mulberry brick. On the roof the color of the shingles will be weathered wood, by new horizens. The aluminum will be a putty color used on the window trims, the columns and shutters. Mr. Liggett questioned what color the headers and seals would be. Mr. Taylor indicated they would be a sand stone color as well as pre- cast units. Mr. Zergott questioned the lighting that would be used. Mr. Taylor indicated that there would be 3 lamps that will be residential 120 watt 8 to 10 feet high. The light poles will be plastic residential design group colonial series 112 black. Mr. Yager indicated that the landscaping is done well and works with the brick. The Lorain road area should be looked at to tie the two buildings together. There should be more landscaping in front of the restaurant. Ms. Szarka indicated that there was new landscaping done 6 years ago in front of the restaurant. Mr. Yager inquired about the parking spaces and the existing fence. Ms. Szarka indicated that the City required the parking spaces as well as the fence be put in • place. Mr. Yager suggested buffering the alc unit to protect it from the elements, and suggested that landscaping could be used. 6