VILLAGE OF LONG GROVE
MEETING MINUTES OF THE
ARCHITECTURAL BOARD
JUNE 21, 2004
Call to Order: Chair Staub called the
meeting of the Architectural Review Commission to order at 7:02 p.m. with the
following present:
Members Present: Chairman
John Staub, Lori Lyman and Lauren deGrazia.
Members Absent: Lynn
Michaelson-Cohn and one position remaining unfilled.
Also Present: Village
Planner Ed Cage.
Petitioners Present: Jeff Hitz,
Peter Di Iorio & Karl Krogstadt.
1.
Approval
of the April 21, 2004 Meeting Minutes.
Some changes were made to
page 3 of 3 of the draft minutes.
Commissioner Lyman moved, seconded
by Commissioner deGrazia, for approval of the draft April 21, 2004 meeting
minutes with the noted revisions, on a voice vote, the motion was unanimously
approved.
2. Consideration
of a Request for a
Jeff Hitz of Concord Homes provided an
introduction to the project and gave some history on the monument sign and the
changes to date.
Commissioner Lyman asked about the details
of the Route 83 signage. Peter Di Iorio
answered that the sign would be located on a base of sandblasted wood to
accommodate some comments made at the Village Board meeting.
Commissioner Lyman and Chairman Staub both
preferred the masonry materials that were originally presented to the Village
Board because the materials are of a higher quality than the other proposed
wooden sign with wrought iron.
Commissioner deGrazia likes the wrought
iron but prefers the idea of being consistent with the proposed Route 83 sign
which is proposed to be made out of masonry materials.
Commissioner Lyman moved, seconded by
Commissioner Lyman, for approval of the proposed Concord Homes wall sign as
submitted. On a voice vote, the motion
was unanimously approved
3. Consideration of a Request for One Three
Foot by Two Foot Wall Sign, Located at
The Architectural Board thought the proposed sign was
acceptable in size, color and style.
Commissioner
deGrazia moved, seconded by Commissioner Lyman, for approval of the proposed
subdivision monument sign as submitted using the original masonry materials. On a voice vote, the motion was unanimously
approved.
OTHER BUSINESS
The
Architectural Board reviewed the information submitted by Nationwide Product on
Copper Tops and Finials for the Historic Downtown area. The Board preferred the sample round finial
that was submitted for the meeting and would prefer the use of that finial
rather than the pineapple finial within the Historic Downtown. Each merchant would not have to come before
the Board for approval if the finials used were the same round type as the
sample that was submitted for the Board’s review.
Adjournment: Chairman Lyman moved, seconded by Commissioner deGrazia to adjourn the meeting. On a voice vote the motion was unanimously
approved. Meeting adjourned at 7:46p.m.