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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Mr. Heward Dahl gren August 25. 19&9 Page Tlllo Cammo No. 89-01-1005-D1 In eC1r.sideratiG!1 of tile overhead e1ectrkal trans;r,iss ion line run:;ing along fernwood. the trees new proposed are !'\!!Iur Maple ",hie!': are morE:' of a ~c!)riltive tree a:1d 1Ifill ~ro'" to a ~:"\xim,um heigtt of aflproximately IS'. In looking for unifQrmity of plant w4terials. ~ll deciduous trees on site ~ill he ~ur Maple. The net result. of this change is a doubling ir. the nunbe!" of deciduocs trees being planted. Sae lighting will an ~ replaced by twin 400 watt high-pressure sod;um fix- cures. The fixtu;-e proposed is ident ieal tc the one iJsed at Rcsedale Square (B)'erly's). The revised pylo~ sigo Gesign includes a separate sign for the theatre. 80 sq. ft. with a reade" bGilrd for four separate lnO\'ies. He curreot pylon sign is 373 sQ. ft. tot;:1 (Theiitre :;: leO, Craft Vil !age :: 78. Rainbcw z- 115) and I1!eCisures 39.5' in height and is the result of a variance. :urrent city ordi- nalnc:es wou1d 3110w this site to have three 3S' pylo)n signs each at 230 sq. ft. The proj>osed single pylor. ~.gn is 35' in heignt and 280 sq. ft. in at"i!a (~ainbc~iCrift ~ill~ge - 200. Theatre ~ SO.; With regard tQ screening existins k!e(.hdh'iciJ! equlpll!ent. Sheet .&-4 bas been pro- v~ded and illustrates the worst ~otldit ion a: t~ nc.rthwest cor~r of ,the pro- perty. Utloer-standing that th!:! exist~f'ig ~uildin9 is approxilll.Jte1y 30 J'eus old and WdS not built witl! L~ highest qialHy staf)dards ill mind and the fact that the Uniform Suilning Code has m:,cn more strlng~r:t standards to date with reg'Ud to snow loading any scre~nif!9 of existing mechanic.)', equipment would require conside,.abl~ stru~tural ~dificatior.s as determined by Dennis Nelson of Ne1son- Rudie & Asso~iates. Inc. Prelimirrary estimates for a complete s~reening of all mechanical eluipment wou1d require that 4~ of tite roof be restructured. Understanding that any restructurir,g to the existing ro~f condition would require the closing of businesses and the lQSS of rey~,ue for a considerable length of time due to the fact that the restructuring is labor inte!!s1ve. Noting that tt.~ existing equipment is rather large and newer equipment with the SiJr.e capabnitie:. is considerably more c;)IIIpact, so if and when mect!anical equipmer.t 1S being repl~:ed. con~ider~tion will he given to its size and to its finish (pai~ted to ....atcr. the roof coping.) The modificatio!l5 set forth above have beEi'I designed acc('rding to several import.}nt development objectives Nhlch. when 1:3I1p1eted. will provide ar. aesthetic visual identity with ~pecia! emphasis on a uniform ap~ar~nc~ thrOUgh buil~ing design, materia1s and site dh-en1ties. We respectively request ~r~ro"a1 :'or SpeCial t'Sf: Permit. Sincerely, SUNSKY KRANK E~ICKSQN ARCHITECTS, It~. Ja al.~ Project Architect skt LC: Denflis Crowe Ron Krank