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Mr. Kilroy described that the single units will be soft almond colored siding, while duplexes will <br />be snow white colored siding. Homeowners of both types of units will be able to choose the <br />stone wanted. The same type of stone or siding will not be used for any two houses directly next <br />to each other. <br />Kennington Corporation, the electrical contractor will be providing the lighting for Shadow <br />Wood Development. They proposed a combina.tion mailbox/post light assembly, which was <br />approved by the U.S. Postmaster in North Olmsted. There will be one mailbox light above each <br />set of two mailboxes. The cost of the electricity will be shared equally among the residents. <br />Chairman Zergott is concerned about vandalism with individual lights above mailboxes and <br />indicated it may become more of a maintenance problem in the future. He indicated that he <br />would rather see lighting be positioned more closely to the units themselves. He indicated that <br />this should be discussed at the Planning Commission meeting. <br />Marlene Boyle, a resident from nearby Barton Woods, questioned what type of floor plans did <br />the units have and Chairman Zergott informed her that this board deals with exterior issues only. <br />Ra1ph Bohlmann had culvert questions and was informed that those be asked at the Planning <br />Commission meeting. The proposed fencing for the culvert will be a 6' white privacy vinyl <br />fence. Mrs. Given, who own Fairview Roofing and lives on the western end of this <br />development, asked how much screening and protection from drainage will they be afforded, as <br />their property runs along the back and beyond the creek. Mr. Urbanick said they are waiting <br />on feedback from Mr. Wendell as to what types of plants are recommended to be planted. <br />Chairman Zergott said that no run off will be allowed to flow onto their property. He indicated <br />that she should meet with the building and engineering departments to discuss this further. <br />Mary Bacik asked about the distance the signs will be from the street. T. Rymarczyk indicated <br />that there are certain code requirements that must be adhered to. Mr. Kilroy thought it would be <br />25 ft. <br />Chairman Zergott said that the applicant did a great job attending to the previous concerns. <br />Chairman Zergott moved to approve Shadow Wood (Bradley Road Cluster), <br />30898 Bradley Road conStruction of a single family cluster home development with the <br />following modifications: <br />1) Spruces to be planted are a minimum of 6- 8' in height, Dogwoods to be planted are a <br />minimum of 7- 8' in height on 10' centers. <br />2) Bring in a professional landscaper to choose correct plant material. <br />3) Instead of lighting on mailboz, position lighting closer to the units. <br />J. Nader seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously. <br />Corner Stone Plaza, 23420 Lorain Road <br />Proposal consists of the renovation of the current 3000 square foot building along with the <br />construction of an additiona18470 square foot building to be joined to the northern end of the <br />current building. <br />Mark Montgomery presented plans to redevelop Corner Stone Plaza at the northwest corner of <br />Lorain and Clague Roads. " <br />2