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-; Mr. Fay said the intent is to clad over the existing brick, install new storefront glazing and put in an opaque panel across the bottom. Where the standing seam across the top is, a background of EIFS will be installed with a feature inset of a wood product on which the sign will be mounted. Mr. Fay pointed out that the material choices had changed since the plans were submitted. Discussion regarding the intended exterior finishes and materials. The EIFS will be light stone or light stone tex and the fagade accent will be the Longboard product in dark bamboo. The metal siding will be sierra tan and should be added to the exterior finishes chart. Mr. Rerko asked for a sample board showing all of the materials together. Mr. Rerko was not concerned with the shed look in the back of the building due to its location. Mr. Fay said dogs are occasionally taken out to the existing lawn area at the south end of the property. Mr. Rerko was concerned about the effects of barking on the neighbors. Mr. Tidwell has been working at the location and noted that most of the patients are carried in and out of the building due to the nature of their illnesses and not many will be walked. Mr. Malone said the small landscape bed was addressed. Ms. Nader asked what color the roof would be for the addition, Mr. Fay said it will be the same as the siding. The addition is meant to house rehabilitation for the dogs and no additional mechanicals will be installed on the outside. Mr. Matthews was concerned that the gooseneck lights would begin to droop over time, Mr. Fay will try to ensure that does not happen. Mr. Schumann asked if the business model is changing, Mr. Tidwell said they will be expanding the current surgical center. Mr. Schumann asked about lighting on the back of the property and if the hours of operation would be changing. Mr. Tidwell said the hours should not be changing and no additional lighting is proposed for the back parking lot. Mr. Fay said there are two man doors proposed on the addition and in addition to the existing man door. The existing wall pack on the back of the building will provide sufficient lighting for all of the doors. Mr. Rerko was concerned about both of the new doors swinging in, Mr. Fay said the Ohio Building Code does not require the doors to swing out. Mr. Malone did not see the need to install irrigation for such a small landscaped area. Ms. Nader moved, seconded by Mr. Schumann, to approve the development plan for 18- 12616; Porter Pet Hospital; 27529 Lorain Road with the following comments: 1. A lighting photometric plan in compliance with the code is to be provided. 2. Plans are to be corrected to represent the intended exterior finishes, colors and products: EIFS color will be light stone or light stone tex, fagade accent will be Longboard in dark bamboo color and the metal siding and roof will be sierra tan. Motion passed 7-0. 18-12763; Andy's Auto Wash; 28800 Lorain Road The applicant requested to table the project until the next meeting. COMMUNICATIONS Country Club — East Planning The final planning meeting to discuss the Country Club East project was held prior to the PDC meeting. The group reviewed the options and preferred option 1. The plan includes center medians, on street bike lanes, a crosswalk across Great Northern Boulevard and the existing sidewalks to remain and be infilled to be connected. The Option 1 Alternate is more expensive but would provide an all-purpose path along the south side of Country Club Boulevard that