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is painted block with composite gates. There is a cooler/freezer shown on the rear of the building. Deliveries will need to take place during non -business hours as the truck turns show parking spaces impacted by larger vehicles. The applicant has been advised of city business regulations related to deliveries to commercial establishments adjacent to residential property. The six-foot privacy fence along the rear property line will remain. New landscaping is proposed to meet the buffer zone requirements for planting type and density. Street lawn plantings are included to the extent possible along Lorain Road. Landscape irrigation is required and included in the landscape plan notes. Some permeable pavement is proposed in order to meet code requirements for impervious surface. Lighting levels and pole locations are compliant and cut sheets were provided. Signage consists of one wall sign and one ground sign along with the menu board and order station. Variances were granted for height of the wall sign, distance of the ground sign to the property line and for the drive through equipment. Mr. DiFranco said the applicant plans on reusing the existing underground stormwater management system. The system will need to be inspected and a video should be submitted showing the structure is sound and performing as designed. The permeable pavement meets the stormwater quality requirement but should be pavers instead of permeable concrete or asphalt. Mr. O'Malley said the deed restriction does not need action from the Commission but will be addressed by Council. The traffic circulation should be discussed including the Silverdale access as it pertains to the project. Mr. Wellert said the permeable pavement can be pavers to the city's specifications. Ms. Lieber said Mr. Rerko had no architectural comments. Mr. Malone was satisfied with the plant selections, sizes and density. He added that the permeable pavement system follow the ICPI specifications. Multiple planting notes on page C4 should be corrected. Item 7 should say "ANSI Z60.1-2014." Items 8 and 9 should be replaced with ODOT item 661 for planting specifications. Item 11 should say "North Olmsted" not "Streetsboro." Item 12 should reference ODOT item 653. The lawn seed mix should be an ODOT certified lawn mix, ODOT item 659. Mr. Schumann thought the current Arby's is in a tough location. He liked the buffering along the rear property line. He was concerned that the Silverdale driveway would be directly across from a residence. Mr. Skidmore said the driveway slopes downward so headlights would not shine into the home. Mr. Wellert did not think there would be much traffic using the Silverdale driveway due to the traffic flow but the home is slightly offset from the driveway. Mr. Skidmore said the existing Arby's sign will be removed once the new restaurant is ready. Ms. Nader asked if HVAC units will be on top of the building, Mr. Wellert said there is an outline of the units shown on A2.1. He said the parapet will be high enough to screen the units. Ms. Nader asked if the masonry trash enclosure would have the same masonry as the building. Mr. Wellert said it would be painted block in Sherwin Williams Rockwood Brown. The masonry enclosure doors will be Trex composite boards on a steel frame, painted to match the block. Ms. Nader thought a brick enclosure to match the building should be installed, Mr. Malone agreed. Mr. Wellert did not think the structure would be visible since the menu board would block most of it. Ms. Nader was concerned about the scale of the enclosure in regards to the size of the property. Mr. Malone was concerned about maintaining painted block. Mr. Skidmore said the