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ceases at midnight. Trash from the building will be collected inside and stored in a roll off dumpster, which will be wheeled out by the manager for collection. Ms. Nader asked on Sheet A2.2, the upper right hand elevation shows the note AS -1 * - what is the *? She asked the applicant to confirm the color and material and whether any HVAC units on the main building will be exposed. Mr. Linscott said they will reuse rooftop units which will be screened. Mr. Olivos asked about traffic circulation, onsite wayfinding particularly at night and expressed concern over pedestrian and vehicle interaction where man doors were adjacent to drive aisles. Mr. Linscott said traffic will be two-way. Bollards could be installed to protect doors. Each overhead door will be labeled and there will be sufficient light for visibility at night. Mr. Olivos felt there is disconnect between the current building and proposed additions. Parapet details and materials need to turn the corner to show depth. Lorain and Dover Center are both main roads and both sides will have visibility. Mr. Linscott did not feel the facade from Dover Center would be overly visible due to neighboring development. Mr. Olivos said the main building west elevation looks unfinished. The Commission suggested continuing the materials and detail of the front elevation around the corner, including parapets, a depth of 20 feet. Also to improve the Dover Center view, extend brick around neighboring garage doors to the brick portion of the west facade facing Dover Center. Mr. Linscott said he could recess Building 2 north side by five feet to protect pedestrian access from driveway. Mr. Olivos also mentioned guard rails need to be repaired. Mr. Anderson asked about the scrub vegetation currently located in the vicinity of Building 2. Mr. Linscott said any scrub on the property would be removed and replaced with lawn in the setback area. Mr. Anderson reminded the applicant to take snow removal into account and said there was not much room on the site for snow storage. The Commission discussed whether the project would be built at one time or phased in. Ms. Lieber said phasing is often used for larger developments with multiple buildings. Also, without a specific end user for the commercial building currently identified, it is more important to secure a quality tenant than build a spec building that may not suit the ultimate business. Mr. Malone said he would accept a temporary landscape plan for the street lawn if the commercial building is not constructed concurrently with the main building, as the final landscape may change based upon user and layout. Ms. Nader moved, seconded by Mr. Schumann, to approve 19-15717: Self Storage at 27048 Lorain Road with the following requirements and conditions: 1. Stormwater quantity and quality shall be provided per code; 2. Continuous concrete curb around parking areas and drives shall be provided per code; 3. Brickscape in the right-of-way shall be installed; 4. Rooftop HVAC units for the main building shall be screened; 5. Bollards shall be installed at man door locations for safety; 6. Existing CMU shall be painted to match new material colors; 7. Brick and parapet detail on the front of the main building shall be continued on the west elevation right side for approximately 20 feet; 8. Provide brick columns and beams to one adjacent bay to each side of center brick on west elevation of main building;