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ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW FEBRUARY 18, 1987 PAGE 2 fence. Mr. Pattison questioned if the 20 foot wide drive would be adequate especially since Bradley Road is only 16 feet wide. Mr. Hardy stated that most deliveries are by United Parcel or by vans, and that only once did they have a tractor trailer delivery. Mr. Pattison would like the Planning Commission and the Safety Department to check the size of the drive since he is concerned because there would only be limited access around the building for fire equipment. He is also questioning the angle parking shown on the plan and indicating a one way drive. Mr. Del Giudice stated that parking is to be changed to straight -in spaces. Mr. Hardy advised that he was required by ordinance to have 22 parking spaces, but that he would need only about half that number since he only has 10 employees. Mr. Pattison stated that if the parking spaces are not needed based on the owners experience, that perhaps the Plan- ning Commission would agree that some of the spaces in the front or the rear could be land -banked for future use, if necessary. Mr. Hardy would like to do this, but did not want to request a variance. Mr. Zergott suggested that the dumpster be enclosed on three sides with gates on the front and Mr. Pattison suggested that a smaller enclosure might be adequate or perhaps the dumpster could be kept inside. It was explained that slab on rear of building will be used for picnic tables at present and possibly for future expansion. Mechanical equipment will be inside and condenser will be mounted on a pad in the rear. Mr. Pattison sug- gested that door on brick wall should be a darker color. D. Pattison moved to accept this proposal with the stipulation relative to perpen- dicular parking in the parking area; to accept the materials as submitted; to note there will be no roof top equipment; and that it would be the Board's recommendation that based on the owners actual parking require- ments based on his history in the business, that Planning Commission consider a reduction and land -banking the unrequired spaces at this time; that a complete wood enclosure with gates be constructed around the trash container; and that the Board does not recommend that the buffer area in the rear be landscaped, seconded by J. Britton, and unanimously approved. J. Britton moved to approve the ground sign as submitted, seconded by M. Case, and unanimously approved. 2) Nightfall Night Club, 30850 Lorain Road Review of site plan. (Heard by Planning Commission January 27, 1987) Proposal was withdrawn by the developer until the meeting of March 18th. Mrs. Case would like the Board to institute some program to keep the existing landscaped areas maintained properly. VI. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 6:05 p.m. M. Case, Chairwoman B. Oring, Clerk of Commissions