November 8, 2012

Mr. Gehr stated that the highest pat of the building is 28’ and the maximum building height will be 31’. He detailed the building materials noting that the water table on the facade will be made of brick and the rest of the building, above the water table, will be stucco. Mr. Gehr stated that the windows, on the front elevation, are 5’ tall and will be 17° above grade. Chairman Never asked Mr. Williams why they did not request a variance for the 8° fence that enclosed the trash compactor. Mr. Williams stated that it did not require a variance because it is part of the structure. Chairman Neuer stated that Mr. Gehr testified that it is a screening fence and is not part of the structure. Mr. Williams asked to amend the application requesting a variance for the 8’ screening fence that enclosed the trash compactor area. Mr. Buechler referred to the exterior drawings and asked Mr. Gehr what the stars were on the walls; Mr. Gehr stated that it was a marker on the drawing and will not be on the building. Mr. Gehr presented sheet EL-1 of the exterior lighting plan. Chairman Neuer stated that the exterior lighting plan was pre-marked as Exhibit A-14 for identification. Mr. Gehr detailed the exterior lighting plan noting that there are no lights on the face of the walls except the bottom wall. He said that the bottom wall has two vertical lights used as security lighting for the trash compactor. Mr. Gehr stated that the drive thru canopy has three (3) 2x4 recessed light fixtures and each fixture has two (2) 32 watt lights in them. He said that they are not visible unless you are directly underneath them, Mr. Gehr stated that there will be cornice lights that run along the building which will project away from the building. He said that you cannot see the fixture unless you are under them. Mr. Gehr said that the purpose was not to push a lot of light out. Mr. Keller asked Mr. Gehr if there will only be one light on the right side of the building; Mr. Gehr said yes. Mr. Keller asked Mr. Gehr if this light was only for an effect on the building and not intended for lighting up the driveway; Mr. Ger replied yes. Mr. Keller asked Mr. Gehr if they would consider lowering the height of the lights around the trash compactor; Mr. Gehr said that they could be lowered to 14’ along the south elevation. Chairman Neuer stated that the plans label the fagade materials as EIFS

the height of the lights around the trash compactor; Mr. Gehr said that they could be lowered to 14’ along the south elevation. Chairman Neuer stated that the plans label the fagade materials as EIFS and asked Mr. Gehr why he called the fagade materials light colored stucco. Mr. Gehr stated that the term stucco seems to be a little more understood. He then presented to the Board a sample of the CVS red brick material and a sample of the ELS being used. Mr. Keller asked Mr. Gehr if there were containers in the dumpster enclosure for other recyclables such as glass, cans etc; Mr. Gchr said that he does not know but he can find out. Mr. Keller asked Mr. Gehr if there is room in that enclosure to accommodate those containers; Mr. Gehr replied yes. Mr. Grygiel asked Mr. Gehr if they would consider adding more of a local flavor to the design of the building to acknowledge that it is in a residential area. Mr. Geher stated that CVS wants to portray a certain image and that they do have some flexibility, but he said that the area has a variety of structures and it will be in harmony with these buildings. [9}