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❑ � Plannin Of ' � g fice Hours December 10, 1986 Page 2 He proposes to remodel the building to retain 600 square feet for the telephone store, 1,600 square feet for the dental lab (reduced in size), and 2,�00 square feet for a pool hall. The pool hall would have ten tables, and require about twenty-one parking spaces. There would be no liquor, and much of the pool hall use would be for league play. He notes thats the charges run about $3.30 The use is permitted in a B-3 Districtr hour for pool p1ay, I suggest�d, and he agreed, that in the this building that they would installprnewsscurbsemonelthe property on the east end to define the existing two driveways to Rice Street. Currently there is a sea of asphalt, and poor delineation. Although this curbing is not required, we agreed that it would be an appropriate thing do to, so as to make the access and egress safer and better in appearance. In effect then the easterly side of the parking lot would be redone conforming to the fifteen foot setback requirements, including the curbing of the two driveways. 4•�' Wintz, 646-1828 George Wintz and Dick Anderson were in to discuss a minor variance and a shnreline zonin a at 1245 Josephine Road. Th�g pproval for their property building which a Y Propose an addition to the tures fronting onpLake Owassolnbutnlesstthanethelseveg struc- feet required. The proposal appears a nty-five prepare it on an existing survey with the�intent�ofThey will it into the City by Dec�mber 2Z, getting 5. McTavich, 871-5615 Ian McTavich and Tom Barbeau are from Paul Pink's Architectural Company who were in wi�h three fellows from the Scenic Sign Campany (25�2-g400}: Mark Ree, Rich Feneis, and Ken Kloskin. They brought in a set o� drawings defining a signing policy for the Pavilion Place Sho include identification for individual shopspwith aCestandard set of letters 24" high, to be done in white plastic face letters, lit fram behind. We reviewed the method k�y which these were going to be established on a continuous line, suggestin that the �ource run behind the letters rathe.r than gunderneathp�the letters, thereby reducing the mass of th� of the letters fall well within the graphics. The size limitations. Prescribed sign ordinance They note that the movie theaters and the health club are doing well, but that the retail stores are not doing as well, and appear to lack identification. We also agreed that the interval b�tween identitication signs will be at least six feet.