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does have two window signs, panels just on the inside of the window and he didn't know those' were being reviewed and questioned whether the Architectural Review Board reviewed signs inside the windows. Mr. Zergott replied not usually. Mr. Conway implied that nobody submits for window signs. Mr. Self indicated that the signs were very small signs: one indicating American Greetings and the other indicating a one hour photo sign which is a Kodak logo. Mr. Self indicated that if the Board of Zoning Appeals disagrees with that then they would just deal with it then. Mr. Self went on to explain that the receivino, entrance and the entrance signs are non-illuminated on a white panel with red letters for where the delivery trucks must go. Mr. Zergott questioned if that was the "H" sign. Mr. Self replied yes. Mr. Zergott questioned if it was on the outside of the building. Both Mr. Zergott and Ms. Schultz questioned why the si?n would go on the north-East Side of building. Mr. Self indicates that the "H" sign should be placed on the north west side of the building wall. Mr. Self indicated that the sign would be on the door where the deliverymen would knock. Mr. Self then reviewed that the awning letters would be painted on the canopy of the drive-thru and not the plastic letters previously discussed. Mr. Self indicated that they normally put vinyl letters on the panel which are usually no bigger than nine inches. Mr. Self indicated that everything the Planning Corrunission wanted removed has been removed, and none of the signs are illuminated except the CVS signs. He suggested that the Planning Commission wanted a specific light at the entranceway. So it will probably be a standard little CVS Enter. It might be the 4-sq. ft. or 8-sq. ft. and it probably won't have those lights shining on it. Mr. Zergott asked if anyone fiad any comments. Mr. Yager indicated he had numerous questions and would begin with "A" First, in your rendering here you have the identified as a 48-inch sign and will be no smaller. Mr. Self replied no. Mr. Yager further questioned whether the letters would be white and not red. Mr. Self replied yes. Mr. Yager has no further problems with "Al". Mr. Yager then questioned if "AZ" is the 3 different signs. Mr. Self reviewed the signs have 18 inch red plastic letters and they are non-illuminated. NIr. Yager questioned why the lettering wasn't white. Mr. Self suggested that the red colored letters were changed to make the canopies and panels continuous. Mr. Yager went on to review his opinion on these signs stating since they have let everyone else have them, they couldn't then deny CVS the signs. Mr. Yager indicated this is the inevitable by-product of us allowing, one of them. Mr. Liggett questioned if the lettering could be changed to black to stand out a little better. Mr. Yager replied that it wouldn't matter. Mr. Yager indicated that the public doesn't need to have all those signs directing them. NIr. Yager then moved on to "C", the, monument sign: Mr. Yager questioned Mr. Conway on what is the physical size of the monument sign, noting CVS's was 8' X 10", including the brick. Mr. Conway answered that the architectural treatment was not included with the size of the message. Mr. Yager questioned whether when looking at the "Al" sign and the "C" signs, does that 0 meet the quantity codes that city has identified. Mr. Conway replied that he can't say yes or no since they just received the plans the other day, but he is assuming there will be some variances. Mr. Yager questioned whether or not the Rite Aide down the street had a ground sign and wall sign. Mr. Zergott replied yes. Mr. Self reviewed that Rite Aid signs are not opaque. Mr. Yager questioned that the CVS sign was opaque. Mr. Self responded that the background would be opaque during the nighttime. The only thing that will be lit will be the letters. Mr. Self suggested looking at the supplemental sketch that showed the night view as wzll as the day view. Mr. Yager indicated he is concerned due to the fact that CVS keeps changing their colors. You have white for the CVS and then red for the other signs and now you have the black background. Mr. Self reiterated that the background only appears to be black at night, but it is opaque. Mr. Yager moves on to " D". Mr. Yager indicated that there are about 15. ground signs directing you to the drive-thru, why do you then need more wall signs. It is going to be obvious that you are in the drive-thru lane. Mr. Self reiterated that the letters will only be painted on the canopy itself and they will be vinyl letters and imprinted into 2