The proposed alterations and additions will incorporate similar design and materials found on the existing home. The primary building materials are brick and stone with Hardie shingle siding. The amount of siding will not exceed 25 percent of any elevation. The roof will be clad in slate polymer shingles, grey in color, and bronze casement windows are proposed. The garage doors will be dark gray. A new exposed aggregate driveway is proposed along the southern property line. A stacked- stone retaining wall is proposed in the front yard along the driveway. An 8-foot tall wood fence is proposed around the rear yard. The HVAC unit is located on the north side of the home. The screening material is not shown on the plans. A new 40-square-foot trash enclosure is located adjacent to the new garage will be screened by a brick wall and wood gate. Susan stated that the project as proposed is in conformance with the requirements of the R-2 Single Family Dwelling District and the Architectural Review Guidelines. Staff is of the opinion that the proposed design and materials are compatible with the existing home and other homes in the neighborhood and recommends approval with the condition that the applicant submit a revised site plan showing a fence or 100% opaque evergreen landscape screening to screen the HVAC units, to be approved by staff prior to the issuance of a building permit. Ms. Strutman informed the members that the Bryans purchased the home to renovate it. She noted that the brick will match existing.

Strutman informed the members that the Bryans purchased the home to renovate it. She noted that the brick will match existing. Samples of the natural stone, bronze windows, gray fiber cement siding and composite slate roof were presented. Chairman Lichtenfeld asked about water run-off. Ms. Strutman stated that run-off is not changing. Mark Winings asked about the shutters. Ms. Strutman stated that they will be a walnut color. Chairman Lichtenfeld asked Ms. Strutman if they were aware of and would comply with the staff recommendation. Ms. Strutman replied “yes”. Chairman Lichtenfeld asked if the existing garage will stay. Ms. Strutman explained that half the existing garage will remain and they are adding a 2-car garage.

The existing concrete driveway will remain in place. No new retaining walls or permanent fences are proposed. The existing HVAC units are located on the east side of the home and are screened by an existing wood fence. A new +/- 40-square-foot trash enclosure is located at the rear of the home and will be screened by a wood fence and gate. Susan stated that the project as proposed is in conformance with the requirements of the R-2 Single Family Dwelling District and the Architectural Review Guidelines; staff is of the opinion that the proposed design and materials are compatible with the existing home and other homes in the neighborhood and recommends approval as submitted.

7 Mr. Gulick informed the members that this is pretty uneventful; it is simply a 22 ½-foot rear wall bump-out to provide an extra bedroom and much needed storage. Samples of the brick and wood window were presented. He stated that the brick will be painted to match the existing brick. Chairman Lichtenfeld asked about the shingles. Mr. Gulick stated that the siding will only be used on the gable ends. He referred to Sheet A3 of the project plans. Chairman Lichtenfeld asked if they will have a pattern. Mr. Gulick replied “yes”. Photos of the existing house were distributed. Hearing no further questions or comments from the members and hearing none from the audience, Chairman Lichtenfeld called for a motion. Sherry Eisenberg made a motion to approve as submitted. The motion was seconded by Josh Corson and unanimously approved by the Board. Chairman Lichtenfeld asked when they plan to begin construction. Mr. Gulick replied that they hope to begin in a couple of months. SITE PLAN/ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW – NEW CONSTRUCTION – SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE – 6336 ALEXANDER DRIVE

Jim Bulejski, project architect, was in attendance at the meeting. Susan Istenes explained that the proposed project consists of the demolition of the existing one- story home and the construction of a two-story, 4,366-square-foot single-family residence with an 814-square-foot detached garage. The HVAC units are located at the rear of the home and screened by evergreen landscaping. Trash will be stored in a 52-square-foot trash enclosure located adjacent to the detached garage and screened by a wood fence and gate.