0:00 Ahead and call this design review committee meeting to order on Wednesday, May 27th.
0:06 In the downtown area, we have one submission.
0:12 Action that we are going to uh talk about later.
0:16 The first is in the Jacobsville area.
0:19 It's at 1516 North Main Street, which is Dream Center.
0:26 And if you'd like to tell us a little bit about the project.
0:34 And we're I'm representing Dream Center for the requested permits for new signage.
0:42 It's actually existing signage.
0:48 So it was awarded through our signs and support grant.
0:58 Let me see the north and the east side of the building.
1:03 And then along with uh window perf we would be removing their existing and putting new on the west side along with the north side.
1:16 So it's the same size signage that they currently have.
1:21 And then instead of it being white with a blue logo, it's going to be blue with a white logo.
1:28 And then, and I have samples of the material that we would propose for the actual signage.
1:36 It's the exact same signage, is what they have.
1:40 And then the window perfection on two of their gym doors.
1:45 They want that on there.
1:47 So when their students are in there, it's kind of a privacy issue as far as you can't see who's in there in different things.
1:55 So I have samples of that as well.
1:58 It's the um is the um signage.
2:03 You got the sample, it's so it's uh metal with a vinyl applique on it.
2:09 Is that how the signage works?
2:10 It's an alumnum composite material.
2:12 Okay, where it's aluminum skinned and has a composite material in the center of it.
2:18 Very verbal, it's going against the building, so shouldn't be any damage with wind or anything like that.
2:25 And it's just replacing the signage that is there, basically.
2:36 Can I get a motion to approve?
2:41 Um, okay, thank you.
2:43 Everybody's in favor.
2:45 Yeah, everybody in favor say aye.
2:51 I it has a form that you will use that to go to area plan or building commission to get your permits.
2:58 And it says that that design review has um signed off, and then so you can do that now.
3:06 Yeah, he's gonna give that to you, and then you can get your permits with that.
3:10 Now, whatever they have requirements, but this gets you through needing redevelopment approval.
3:25 Um, it's all one of you.
3:29 So our next submission is in the downtown area, um, is made on behalf of Elaine Middleman.
3:36 Um, it's for replacement of windows at 300 Main Street.
3:40 Uh, if you guys would like to come forward and tell us a little bit about yourselves and the project.
3:45 And just state your name and where you work and everything.
3:54 Hi, I'm David Grimes.
3:57 Um with uh Code Shield Construction Group.
4:00 And my name is Brian Helfrick.
4:02 Uh, I'm one of the owners of Renewal by Anderson.
4:04 We serve uh Kentucky and Southern Indiana for replacement with us indoors.
4:14 Uh uh at 300 uh main street.
4:17 We've been contracted to replace uh uh three or four condos worth of of windows.
4:22 Uh and so I brought a sample with me today.
4:25 Uh the uh the design of the windows are meant to replicate what's existing there, and has been approved by the condo board association.
4:41 Are you are so are you replacing all the windows in that building?
4:45 No, just four of the condoms.
4:47 Uh two on the two condos that are on the second floor that uh are at the the vertex of the corner of uh the 300 uh block and uh one on the rear side and then one on the fourth floor uh of uh of the building so there will be some of the existing windows remaining that's correct you think you're gonna get a good enough match that it won't look kind of odd it uh it will it seems like one of the condo's windows have already been replaced that happened to be one of the previous board members I spoke with him uh last week and he said uh uh the board has approved or their your condo association board had approved uh individual projects as well as is bulk projects so uh we hope to get more of them eventually uh but uh right now four of the condos have signed up for for replacement that's all they're willing to pay for right now so I had a conversation with somebody from um last week about that same question were the windows going to look different was was the glazing going to be the same uh the mulling is the same the tent the same all that stuff and and it was indicated that that yes everything you were not going to be able to tell the difference between one window and the next set of windows that wasn't being replaced so how correct is that sure uh if you um do you guys have the digital documents that we we sent uh so there are double hung and fixed window fixed windows or picture windows windows that don't have any operation to those them uh those windows uh and single punch openings that have either a radius window on top of it or rectangular on top of it those are going to be very similar uh or almost identical you couldn't tell from the street uh the these uh is that the ones you're talking about yes yes okay those and then if you would so the ones on the rear of the building are going to be identical similar or almost identical to what is there okay that's correct if you go to um uh there one of the condo's owners is mahan and then there's another one named Middleman Elaine Middleman is is who uh our uh my friend here uh referenced at the beginning of the project so she's one of the condo owners and she has uh she and Mr.
7:19 Mahan have a bank of four uh windows that all get joined together uh the way that those windows are installed right now and I'm gonna use these windows over here as an example is it this set I don't know what's for a second would refer to this picture here below this big radius window the composite window that's right below that this happens to be on Mr.
8:03 Mahan's page there is a bag of windows that is so many lights what we call lights are pieces of glass so many lights wide so many lights tall and in the if I'm using these windows as an example there are four individual pieces of glass here.
8:28 We are going to go back with one window that's like this has a simulated all that this is all one piece of glass and that all simulates those four individual pieces of glass so it will look very similar to what's existing but uh trained out of my own might be able to tell the difference of the street you might notice the difference from the street yourself.
8:57 But it's what the condo association approved of and I think that's gonna number one be very attractive and also be more thermally efficient than the windows that they have to do.
9:07 Okay you got a sample here and we it's behind the podium we can't really see it.
9:12 So I think you're I've seen your products elsewhere and and um they kind of have a bluish tint to the glass I believe and it and that looks like it does also.
9:22 Maybe a little bit of a greenish tint as some people say that's a that's part of the the smart sun glazing yeah I yeah I so the question is how how much does it differ from from what's there now I I don't really know how is it dark gray there now or what color is it now and I just hope it I'm just hoping that it's not gonna look too uh you know uh different yeah I'm not sure uh so what has happened over the course of many years is originally single thing class was one piece of glass that didn't have any place on it that they came out with two classes so two paints of glass uh that became probably more efficient because the hot state on the outside are all inside price but uh over time and they started to put different glazings you have a little bit of tint reflected some of the infrared and ultra pilot uh it uh uh makes the window more verbally efficient is a mirror finish like some commercial can tell no it is not a mirror finish but it does have a small pint to it uh that uh might be a little bit different but not too different but you guys have the system and are the existing windows fogging or something is what's going on with those is that the motive for documents my understanding is is that it's just a it's an energy efficiency uh that are they'll be more in when it's when it's something I think the most important thing is when if you do it on a scale and the si you know the size at least the opening's not changing and the color of the frame is a changing and the mullions aren't changing um right correct so it all of those things are going to match the existing the tint might be slightly different so I mean three out of four ain't bad yeah how many of the these one condo uh has been replaced uh and I forgot the last this first day is not happens to be uh on the facility support there in condo and uh typical condo has some or something five things.
11:59 No, they were replaced by another thing.
12:04 Yeah that's kind of my concern is that we could get five different vendors five different colors and well when people don't pull permits that's what happens.
12:14 When people don't pull permits that's what happens.
12:17 So that this these folks here did the right thing and are pulling a permit so they are in front of this body.
12:24 The other windows and their vendors just did it without pulling permits so our process is only as good you know good as the people that are involved in it.
12:39 And so for the record thank you for um you know uh getting your permits and then come into this body um I'm gonna is there any other questions I'm gonna uh move for approval a second all in favor say aye aye any opposed okay your project is approved I've got a release for you for permits yeah why we'll give you this um written approval and then you can take that page then to building commissioner area plan whoever you need to get your permits from and um just make sure if they both need it that they they can make you a copy uh that you can share here.
13:26 Yeah yeah we'll we'll go straight there.