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18638 | Vice President Burton suggested that the language state a 5 foot setback with provision that the interface at Webster Street can be occupied by a piece of building that is designed to be proportional to the building and does not obstruct the windows on the adjacent building. He stated that the building should not touch the front porch of the house and both buildings need breathing room in order to fit well on their lots. He reiterated that he wants to leave staff and the architect a lot of flexibility to properly work through the set back. Board member Knox White affirmed that the intent in the motion is to allow staff and the architect the flexibility to build within the 5 foot setback, while protecting the lighting and windows on the adjacent property. Board member Köster stated he accepts the clarifications to second the motion. Motion carried 6 - 0; no, abstentions. Mr. Thomas stated, the zoning text amendment and the appeal will move forward to City Council. Staff will work with the application for the design review process and will bring the design review application for board approval. President Zuppan thanked Mr. Hoy for his flexibility and thanked Laura Ajello for her hard work. 9-C 2130 South Shore Center PLN12-0021 - Applicant: Jamestown Properties - Amendment to the Sign Program for South Shore Center. The Planning Board will hold a public hearing to consider an amendment to the existing sign program at 2130 South Shore Center (formerly known as Alameda Towne Center) Andrew Thomas, Planning Services Manager, gave a brief presentation. Vice President Burton commented that the dock or "shore-like" design of the signs does not have any relation to the actual design of the buildings. Board member Knox White stated that he would like to see that the floodlights don't reflect back into the residential buildings across the street. Carol Gottstein, during public comment stated, that A-frame signs are helpful for people who have a hard time walking or are disabled. She requested that the A-frame signs be used or an alternative sign at pedestrian level be. Board member Köster stated he is impartial to Exhibit A the post-sign. He concurred with Vice President Burton stating the Exhibit B signs seem dated and inappropriate. Approved Meeting Minutes Page 5 of 14 May 30, 2012 |