Design Review Board January 12, 2021 Agenda

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Town of Hilton Head Island Design Review Board Meeting

Tuesday, January 12, 2021 – 1:15 p.m. AGENDA

In accordance with the Town of Hilton Head Island Municipal Code Section 2-5-15, this meeting is being conducted virtually and can be viewed live on the Town’s Public Meeting Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/townofhiltonheadislandmeetings/. Following the meeting, the video record will be made available on the Town’s website at https://www.hiltonheadislandsc.gov/. 1. Call to Order

2. FOIA Compliance – Public notification of this meeting has been published, posted, and distributed in compliance with the South Carolina Freedom of Information Act and the requirements of the Town of Hilton Head Island.

3. Roll Call

4. Approval of Agenda

5. Approval of Minutes

a. Meeting of December 8, 2020

6. Citizen Comments

7. New Business

a. New Development – Final

i. Fern Iams Restaurant, DRB-000876-2020

b. Alteration/Addition

i. Hargray Building Repaint, DRB-002611-2020

ii. Grayco Addition, DRB-002627-2020

iii. Holy Family Catholic Church Reroof, DRB-002629-2020

c. New Development – Conceptual

i. 85 Capital Drive Lot 10, DRB-002636-2020

8. Board Business

9. Staff Report

a. Minor Corridor Report

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10. Adjournment Public comments concerning agenda items can be submitted electronically via the Open Town Hall HHI portal at https://hiltonheadislandsc.gov/opentownhall/. The portal will close at 4:30 p.m. on January 11, 2021. All comments submitted through the portal will be provided to the Board for review and made part of the official record. Citizens who wish to comment on agenda items during the meeting by phone must contact the Board Secretary at 843-341-4684 no later than 12:00 p.m. on January 11, 2021. Please note that a quorum of Town Council may result if four (4) or more of their members

attend this meeting.

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Town of Hilton Head Island Design Review Board Meeting

December 8, 2020 at 1:15 p.m. Virtual Meeting

MEETING MINUTES Present from the Board: Vice Chair Cathy Foss, David McAllister, Judd Carstens, Annette Lippert, John Moleski, Debbie Remke Absent from the Board: Chairman Michael Gentemann (excused) Present from Town Council: Tamara Becker, Glenn Stanford Present from Town Staff: Chris Darnell, Urban Designer; Nicole Dixon, Development Review Administrator; Cindaia Ervin, Finance Assistant; Teresa Haley, Senior Administrative Assistant 1. Call to Order

Acting Chair Foss called the meeting to order at 1:15 p.m.

2. FOIA Compliance – Public notification of this meeting has been published, posted, and distributed in compliance with the South Carolina Freedom of Information Act and the requirements of the Town of Hilton Head Island.

3. Roll Call – See as noted above. 4. Approval of Agenda

Mr. Darnell proposed two changes to the agenda: (i) postpone Board Business review of the letter to Town Council regarding Building Height Limits and Setback Standards to the first meeting in January, and (ii) move DRB-002374-2020 Piggly Wiggly Addition as the first project review on the agenda to accommodate the applicant’s schedule. Chair Foss asked for a motion to approve the agenda as amended. Mr. McAllister moved to approve. Ms. Lippert seconded. By way of roll call, the motion passed with a vote of 6-0-0.

5. Approval of Minutes a. Meeting of November 10, 2020 Chair Foss asked for a motion to approve the minutes of the November 10, 2020 meeting. Mr. McAllister moved to approve. Mr. Carstens seconded. By way of roll call, the motion passed with a vote of 6-0-0.

6. Citizen Comments

Public comments concerning agenda items were to be submitted electronically via the Open Town Hall HHI portal. All comments received were provided to the Board for review and made part of the official record. Citizens were provided the option to sign up for public comment participation during the meeting by phone. There were no requests to participate by phone.

7. Unfinished Business a. Alteration/Addition

i. T. Dalton Clothing, DRB-000452-2020

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Mr. Darnell presented the application as described in the Board’s agenda package. Staff recommends approval, however, noted that the applicant has stained the bench in front of the storefront and now does not match the rest of the benches in Shelter Cove. Staff has no recommendation for reversing the stained bench. Chair Foss asked if the applicant would like to add to Staff’s narrative. The applicant did not have anything further to add to Staff’s presentation. The Board asked for clarification on the type of glass for the light fixture. Following the discussion, Chair Foss asked for a motion on the application. Mr. McAllister made a motion to approve DRB-000452-2020 with the following condition: 1. The light fixtures have frosted glass. Ms. Lippert seconded. By way of roll call, the motion passed with a vote of 6-0-0.

8. New Business

a. Alteration/Addition

i. ELA’s Reroof, DRB-002197-2020

Mr. Darnell presented the application as described in the Board’s agenda package. Staff recommends approval as submitted. Chair Foss asked if the applicant would like to add to Staff’s narrative. The applicant did not have anything further to add to Staff’s presentation. The Board reiterated Staff’s comment that they have historically approved standing seam metal roofs in a terra cotta color in Shelter Cove Towne Centre. Following the discussion, Chair Foss asked for a motion on the application. Mr. McAllister made a motion to approve DRB-002197-2020 as submitted. Mr. Carstens seconded. By way of roll call, the motion passed with a vote of 6-0-0.

ii. Grayco Addition, DRB-002371-2020

Mr. Darnell presented the application as described in the Board’s agenda package. Staff recommends denial as submitted based on the Design Guide cited sections in the Design Team/DRB Comment Sheet. Chair Foss asked if the applicant would like to add to Staff’s narrative. The applicant presented statements regarding the project and answered questions by the Board. The applicant confirmed no vegetation will be removed from the buffer. The Board and the applicant discussed the application at length and recommendations were made to provide more information on the structure; the structure is a 3-sided metal panel with the fourth side being open in order to store lumber; the structure is covered; the exterior is a 5-v metal siding; the entire structure is proposed to be a medium bronze color; the chain link fence is proposed to match the structure; landscape cannot be relied on exclusively to hide the structure; the structure is almost 25-ft tall and has to stand on its own; increase the evergreen material in the buffer; concern that the color of the proposed structure does not match the existing structure; concern there are no details on the proposed structure and not enough information to approve it; concern the top of the structure with the mansard roof is too tall relative to the existing structure; the roof pitch should not go toward the courtyard; the proposed medium

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bronze color is too dark relative to the existing building; not in favor of the chain link fence; clarify how the existing structure will be modified and the new structure will fit; update C.0 to show the existing deck in the corner will remain; clarify whether the drainage goes from the paved area into the landscape buffer; consider alternate color and material options perhaps stucco in place of the metal. Following the discussion, the application was withdrawn at the applicant’s request. No action was taken by the Board on the application.

iii. Piggly Wiggly Addition, DRB-002374-2020

Mr. Darnell presented the application as described in the Board’s agenda package. Staff supports the proposed changes, but originally recommended denial because the scope and details of the project were unclear. After the agenda package was posted, the applicant provided additional explanation and Staff recommends approval with the following conditions: 1. Staff’s understanding from the applicant is that the second entrance is only an emergency

exit. The applicant shall provide a letter stating the second entrance is only used as an emergency exit.

2. Provide clarification on the proposed connection to the building. The applicant shall provide a detail that better illustrates the new canopy’s connection to the building.

3. Staff’s understanding from the applicant that the metal roof shall remain. The applicant shall provide revised drawings to indicate the metal roof shall remain.

4. Revise the drawings to note all colors shall match existing Coligny colors. 5. Revise the landscape plan to show a double staggered row of Fakahatchee Grass. Chair Foss asked if the applicant would like to add to Staff’s narrative. The applicant presented statements regarding the project and answered questions by the Board. The Board and the applicant discussed the application in depth. Following the discussion, Chair Foss asked for a motion on the application. Ms. Lippert made a motion to approve DRB-002374-2020 with the following conditions: 1. The comments described in the Design Team/DRB Comment Sheet shall be addressed. 2. Clarify the curb height. 3. Update pavement markings. 4. Eliminate the bollards. 5. Clarify the connection detail of the new entry roof to the existing building, which includes

the tongue and groove material at that location. 6. Speakers shall go into the soffit. 7. The new standing seam metal roof shall match the existing ribbed spacing. 8. Add a vertical trim piece approximately every third window bay to break up the long run of

horizontal siding. 9. Signage is required to be submitted under a separate permit. 10. All conditions shall be reviewed and approved by Town Staff and one DRB member. Mr. McAllister seconded. By way of roll call, the motion passed with a vote of 5-0-0. (At the time of the motion and vote, Ms. Remke dropped from the call and therefore was unable to participate in said action. A quorum of the Board remained in effect.) b. New Development - Conceptual

i. Airport Terminal Renovation, DRB-002368-2020

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Mr. Darnell presented the application as described in the Board’s agenda package. Staff recommends conceptual approval as submitted and that revisions be made to address the comments described in the Design Team/DRB Comment Sheet for final review. Chair Foss asked if the applicant would like to add to Staff’s narrative. The applicants presented statements regarding the project and answered questions by the Board. The Board and the applicant discussed the application in depth. Following the discussion, Chair Foss asked for a motion on the application. Ms. Lippert made a motion to approve DRB-002368-2020 with the following conditions: 1. The comments described in the Design Team/DRB Comment Sheet shall be addressed,

including, but not limited to: a. The sidewalk going to the parking does not narrow. b. Provide mitigation for trees being removed. c. Further increase the size of the Oaks along the entry drive. d. Provide increased tree protection.

2. Provide a low level buffer type planting on the property edge at the new parking area. 3. Coordinate between wayfinding (signage) and plantings. 4. Change up the pavement type in the pedestrian crossings to better articulate them. 5. Review the opportunity to provide an outdoor waiting area with seating. 6. Provide a type of tabby surface treatment to the entry and the columns. 7. Clarify short-term, long-term, and rental car parking areas. 8. Review how and where the gooseneck fixtures are mounted and consider providing more

space above them. 9. Consider use of oyster shell in the sidewalk in front of the terminal building to the new

parking area. Ms. Remke seconded. By way of roll call, the motion passed with a vote of 6-0-0.

ii. 85 Capital Drive, DRB-002373-2020

Mr. Darnell presented the application as described in the Board’s agenda package. Staff has identified site plan and architectural issues that should be addressed prior to conceptual approval. Staff recommends denial of the application as submitted. Chair Foss asked if the applicant would like to add to Staff’s narrative. The applicant presented statements regarding the project and answered questions by the Board. The Board and the applicant discussed the application at length and recommendations were made to incorporate Staff’s comments; address all four sides of the building per the Design Guide; continue the architectural detail from the front elevation to the other three sides of the building; rework the site plan to get some separation from the building and the permeable parking spaces specifically on the east and west sides of the building; add a planting strip between the building and parking; relocate the bike racks closer to the building; rework the site plan to accommodate the fence and setback conflict; the context of the structure must be taken into account and consideration be given to compatibility with the adjacent single family residential neighborhoods; restudy the vehicular circulation; balance articulating the facades and creating consistency of proportions; some façades are blank and other façade pieces have too much going on; include the service yard and any mechanical equipment in the plans; an 8-ft fence with a barbed wire top is not in keeping with island character; restudy the fence design, height, and location.

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Following the discussion, the application was withdrawn at the applicant’s request. No action was taken by the Board on the application.

9. Board Business – None

10. Staff Report

a. Minor Corridor Report – Mr. Darnell reported the Minor Corridor approvals since the last meeting.

11. Adjournment

The meeting was adjourned at 4:14 p.m.

Submitted by: Teresa Haley, Secretary

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__ Concept Approval - Proposed Development !~iteration/ Addition __Final Approval - Proposed Development __ Sign

Submittal Requirements for All projects:

__ Private Architectural Review Board (ARB) Notice ofAction (ifapplicable): When a project is within the jurisdiction ofan ARB, the applicant shall submit such ARB's wril1en notice ofaction per LMO Section 16-2-103.I.4.b.iii.01. Submitting an application to the ARB to meet this requirement is the responsibility of the applicant.

~ iling Fee: Concept Approval-Proposed Development $175, Final Approval - Proposed Development $ 175, Alterations/Additions $100, Signs $25; cash or check made payable to the Town ofHilton Head Island.

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_ ti_ A survey ( 1 "=30' minimum scale) of property lines, existing topography and the location oftrees meeting the tree protection regulations of Sec. l 6-6-104.C.2, and ifapplicable, location of bordering streets, marshes and beaches.

__ A site analysis study to include specimen trees, access, significant topography, wetlands, buffers, setbacks, / views, orientation and other site fcatw-cs that may influence design.

_ ·_ A draft written nairntive describing the design intent of the project, its goals and objectives and how it reflects the site analysis results.

L_Context photographs ofneighboring uses and architecturnl styles. _L_ Conceptual site plan (to scale) showing proposed location of new structures, parking areas and landscaping. __V_ Conceptual sketches ofprimary exterior elevations showing architectural character of the proposed

development, materials, colors, shadow lines and landscaping.

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THE TOWN OF HILTON HEAD ISLAND DESIGN REVIEW BOARD - NOTICE OF ACTION

PROJECT NAME: Fem Iams Restaurant PROJECT#: DRB-001930-2019

PROJECT ADDRESS: 8 Office Way

CATEGORY: New Development - Conceptual

ACTION DATE: October 8, 2019 NOTICE DATE: October 15, 2019

APPLICANT/AGENT: Jeff Cramer, Diversified Designs PC 11 Jones Ave Tybee Island, GA 31328 Email: [email protected]

On the above meeting date your Application received the following action:

0 APPROVED AS SUBMITTED

~ APPROVED WITH THE SPECIFIC CONDITIONS LISTED BELOW

0 DENIED

0 WITHDRAWN AT THE APPLICANTS REQUEST

1. Colors shall be approved at Final. 2. Applicant is to provide complete color board with a suggested 12"x 12" sample of red on hardy board. 3. Grading around the building shall not exceed 3' max fill per the LMO. 4. Grading around the building, steps and ramps shall be shown on the drawings. 5. Provide more planting area between sidewalks and the building. 6. Provide a Landscape Plan at Final. 7. The dumpster shall be fully screened and fit in asphalt. 8. Provide adequate clearance and grading around existing trees, specifically the 23" pine at side patio.

PURSUANT TO LMO 16-2-103-1.7, THIS APPROVAL WILL EXPIRE ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE UNLESS A DEVELOPMENT PLAN (SEE LMO 16-2-103.G) OR SMALL RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT (SEE LMO 16-2-103.H) IS APPROVED OR, WHERE DEVELOPMENT PLAN REVIEW OR SMALL RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT REVIEW IS NOT REQUIRED, THE APPROVED ACTIVITY IS COMPLETED. YOU HA VE THE RIGHT TO APPEAL THIS DECISION TO CIRCUIT COURT IN ACCORDANCE WITH LMO 16-2-103-1.4.c.ii.

NOTICE: APPROVAL BY THE DESIGN REVIEW BOARD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AUTHORITY TO PROCEED. PLEASE CONTACT THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT AT 843-341-4757 TO FIND OUT IF OTHER APPROVALS OR PERMIT ARE RE D FRO ,I'HE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW AND WNING, BUILDING, OR ENGINEERING D SIO . .

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DESIGN TEAM/DRB COMMENT SHEET

The comments below are staff recommendations to the Design Review Board (DRB)and do NOT constitute DRB approval or denial.

DESIGN TEAM/DRB COMMENT SHEET

The comments below are staff recommendations to the Design Review Board (DRB) and do NOT constitute DRB approval or denial.

PROJECT NAME: Fern Iams Restaurant DRB#: DRB-000876-2020

DATE: 05/01/20

RECOMMENDATION: Approval Approval with Conditions Denial RECOMMENDED CONDITIONS:

APPLICATION MATERIAL DRB REQUIREMENTS Complies

Yes No Not Applicable Comments or Conditions Dimensioned Details and of Sections Limited dimensions on elevations. No section of

grading.

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN DESIGN GUIDE/LMO CRITERIA Complies

Yes No Not Applicable Comments or Conditions

Utilizes natural materials and colors Colors and material samples not provided in submittal. DRB NOA-1930-2019 required a complete color board and sample of red on hardy board.

Overhangs are sufficient for the façade height.

Are the gutters concealed? None are indicated on the elevations or details. There are pedestrian walkways on three sides of the building along with a take-out window and bar seating directly under these roof overhangs.

Utilities and equipment are concealed from view Utility locations and screening are not shown on the plans.

Decorative lighting is limited and low wattage and adds Proposed fixtures include 4000K, which does not

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to the visual character meet the 3000K maximum requirement. There is an error in the table.

Accessory elements are design to coordinate with the primary structure

Details not provided for doors, garage doors, windows, pavers or bike rack.

LANDSCAPE DESIGN DESIGN GUIDE/LMO CRITERIA Complies

Yes No Not Applicable Comments or Conditions Treats the Landscape as a major element of the project There are areas that are not addressed. Provides for a harmonious setting for the site’s structures, parking areas or other construction

Simplify the plant palette.

Proposed groundcovers are evergreen species with low maintenance needs

It appears it may be too shady for the Muhly Grass to survive as located. Replace with Dwarf Fakahatchee Grass or Liriope.

NATURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION DESIGN GUIDE/LMO CRITERIA Complies

Yes No Not Applicable Comments or Conditions Supplemental and replacement trees meet LMO requirements for size, species and number

Provide the caliper for planted trees to determine if the required tree planting has been met.

MISC COMMENTS/QUESTIONS

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I failed to include the following additional comments from the DRB:

1. What is pool enclosure information included for? The pool information is to show where the screen porch detail came from as well as awning details.

a. If for the screen at the porch, need more details of how it integrates with the building structure.

2. Finished floor elevation is noted as 10.1’, obviously requiring floodproofing of at least the doors, potentially the windows as well. How is that accomplished? What’s the product used? Details for what it looks like and how it’s attached?

3. Finished floor elevation noted as 10.1’, with existing grades ranging from 6’ to 8’ around the building. Building elevations are drawn as if slab on grade, which can’t be possible with 2’ difference between grade and floor. Either fill will be placed or there will be steps/ramps. No final grading plan provided showing what final grades will be and/or how entry to building will be achieved. Engineer is fixing.

4. As staff noted, utility locations and screening haven’t been shown. A fence has been added to the service yard.

5. Where is mechanical equipment?

6. Kitchen exhaust isn’t shown on roof plan or building elevations. DRB has typically in the past required that be screened from view.

7. Where is can wash? It would need to be screened. Can wash is the same as service yard.

8. What’s done with boxes, etc. either waiting to be delivered or after delivery? At back of restaurants we often see this as a mess of things outside the back door. Hidden behind gate of dumpster or gate of service yard.

9. Service yard at back – what is it for? Typically a service yard would be required to provide screening from view. Fence added to screen from view.

10. A lot of missing details the DRB would typically expect to see at final:

a. Service yard screen detail Added.

b. Can wash Same as the service yard.

c. Typical wall section – the one provided shows structure only and isn’t at all clear. Need to show all parts of the wall section, including finished grade, and all finishes. Updated.

d. Details at front porch. Screen.

e. Details at columns. Sizes, materials, finish, etc. Located on Color board. The size is 11” x 11” and it is painted Grey matter. The type is a Henderson Black & Green 10" Permacast square column.

f. Info on the pavers. Product, color? Pattern? The pavers are Tremron 4x8 bricks in a herringbone pattern at a 45 degree angle to the building itself in the color of granite.

g. Details/sections at outside bar Same section.

h. Details/sections at overhead doors at outside bar Added.

i. Detail at dumpster yard gate Added

j. Site plan just notes to extend planter at roadway to screen dumpster. There is no “planter”. It’s just asphalt then ground. There’s no note or info about removal of asphalt, which would need to happen to “extend the planter”. Corner of dumpster screen is right at edge of pavement. I see no bollard to protect it. Regardless, the landscaping should come out at least somewhat further and not only to the corner, to better screen it.

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Green, Gray, Bronze • Impact Clear and Frosted Polycarbonate - 0.250" minimum

Double Strength Obscure Satin Etched Gray Tint Green Tint Bronze Tint Impact Frosted DSB** (Standard) Polycarbonate

Actual glass may vary from brochure photos due to fuctuations in the printing process.

Check with your Overhead Door™ Distributor to view a glass sample.

** Insulated options available.

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Model 511, Clear Anodized fnish with Clear glass

ALUMINUM DOOR SYSTEMS MODEL 511 ALUMINUM SECTIONAL DOORS

ALUMINUM DOOR SYSTEMS MODEL 511 doors are designed in sizes up to 16’2” wide and 16’1” high

(4928 mm and 4902 mm). Featuring a narrow center stile width

of 21/32” (17 mm), these doors are sleek, attractive and permit

maximum visibility. An array of glazing choices, top and bottom rail

widths, fnishes and special options customizes the 511 Model

to satisfy nearly any project requirement.

Model 511, Black powder coat fnish, Clear glass.

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MODEL 511

Standard features at a glance Options

Panel thickness

Maximum standard height

Maximum standard width

Material

Standard fnish

Center stile width

End stile width

Top rail width

Top intermediate rail width

Bottom intermediate rail width

Bottom rail width

Weatherseals

Standard springs

Track

Mounting

Operation

Hinges and fxtures

Lock

Warranty

Structure options

Anodized fnishes

1 ¾" (45 mm)

16'1" (4902 mm)

16'2" (6147 mm)

6063-T6 aluminum

204R-1 clear anodized

21/32" (17 mm)

2 ¾" (70 mm)

2 3/8" (60 mm) or 3¾" (95 mm)

¾" (19 mm)

5/8" (16 mm)

2 3/8" (60 mm) or 3 ¾" (95 mm) or 4 ½" (114 mm)

Bottom, flexible PVC

10,000 cycle

2" (51 mm)

Angle

Manual pull rope

Galvanized steel

Galvanized, interior-mounted single unit

1-Year Limited; 3-Year Limited powder coat finish

Glazing options*: 1⁄8" (3 mm) DSB; 1⁄8" (3 mm) or 1⁄4" (6 mm) acrylic; 1⁄8" (3 mm) or 1⁄4" (6 mm) tempered; 1⁄8" (3 mm) or 1⁄4" (6 mm) clear polycarbonate; 1/4" (6mm) and 3/8" twin-wall polycarbonate, 5/8" triple-wall polycarbonate; 1/4" (6 mm) 3/8" (10 mm) and 5/8" (16 mm) twin-wall polycarbonate, triple-wall polycarbonate 1⁄4" (6 mm) wire glass; 1⁄2" (12 mm) insulated glass

Electric operator or chain hoist

Bottom sensing edge

3" track

Bracket mounting (not available on full vertical door tracks)

Higher-cycle springs in 25k, 50k, 75k, 100k cycles

Chain hoist

Posi-tension drums

*Contact your local Overhead Door™ Distributor for special glazing requirements. Verify 1/4” (6 mm) glass applications with factory.

Clear (standard) Light Bronze Medium Bronze Dark Bronze

Powder coat fnishes Select from approximately 200 RAL powder coat color options to best match your home.

Actual door colors may vary from brochure photos due to fuctuations in the printing process. Always request a color sample from your Overhead Door™ Distributor for accurate color matching.

Panel layout Section stack

to 11’11” (3632 mm) 4

15’0” to 16’2” (4572 mm to 4928 mm) 5 10’2” to 12’1” (3099 mm to 3683 mm) 6

14’2” to 16’1” (4318 mm to 4902 mm) 8

Door width Number of panels Door height Number of sections

3 to 8’6” (2591 mm)

12’0” to 14’11” (3658 mm to 4547 mm) 4 8’7” to 10’1” (2616 mm to 3073 mm) 5

12’2” to 14’1” (3708 mm to 4293 mm) 7

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ALUMINUM DOOR SYSTEMS MODEL 521 is perfect for environments where maximum light infltration and/or

visual access is required. Designed to ft openings up to 26’2” (7976

mm) wide and 20’1” (6121 mm) high, the 521 Model features a wide,

2 11/16” (68 mm) center stile, a 2 3/8” (60 mm) or 3 3/4” (95 mm)

top rail, and 3 3/4” (95 mm) or 4 1/2” (114 mm) bottom rail. A variety

of glazing choices, fnishes and special options are available.

Model 521, powder coat black fnish and Clear glass.

Optional polyurethane insulation for stiles and rails up to 18'2" wide

1/2" insulated glazing unit Door R-value (K m²/W)

DSB- clear, tempered, obscure 2.87

Clear polycarbonate 2.93

DSB - Solar Bronze 3.17

DSB - Low E coating 3.43

SolarBan 70XL argon flled 4.09

Multi-wall polycarbonate Door R-value (K m²/W) 1/4" thick unit 2.75

3/8" thick unit 3.21

5/8" thick unit 3.48

Insulated panels Door R-value (K m²/W) 3/8" EPS solid panels 2.60

*R-value: Overhead Door Corporation uses a calculated door section R-value for our insulated doors.

Polyurethane flled rails and stiles

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Section thickness 1 ¾" (45 mm)

Maximum standard height 20'1" (6121 mm)

Maximum standard width 26'2" (7976 mm)

Material Extruded 6061-T6 aluminum

Standard fnish 204R-1 clear anodized (painted white at no charge)

Center stile width 2 11/16" (68 mm)

End stile width 3 5/16" (85 mm)

Top rail width 2 3/8" (60 mm) or 3 ¾" (95 mm)

Top intermediate rail width 2 1/8" (54 mm)

Bottom intermediate rail 1 19/32" (40 mm) width

Bottom rail width 3 ¾" (95 mm) or 4 ½" (114 mm)

Weatherseals Bottom, fexible PVC

Standard springs 10,000 cycle

Track 2" (51 mm)

Mounting Angle

Operation Manual pull rope

Hinges and fxtures Galvanized steel

Lock Galvanized, interior-mounted single unit

Warranty 1-Year Limited; 3-Year Limited on powder coat finish

Structure options

Glazing options†: 1⁄8" (3 mm) DSB; 1⁄8" (3 mm) or 1⁄4" (6 mm) acrylic; 1⁄8" (3 mm) or 1⁄4" (6 mm) tempered; 1⁄8" (3 mm) or 1⁄4" (6 mm) clear polycarbonate; 1/4" (6mm) and 3/8" twin-wall polycarbonate, 5/8" triple-wall polycarbonate; 1/4" (6 mm) 3/8" (10 mm) and 5/8" (16 mm) twin-wall polycarbonate, triple-wall polycarbonate 1⁄4" (6 mm) wire glass; 1⁄2" (12 mm) insulated glass

Electric operator or chain hoist

Bottom sensing edge

3" track

Bracket mounting (not available on full vertical door tracks)

Higher-cycle springs in 25k, 50k, 75k, 100k cycles

Exhaust ports

Four-section pass door

Wind load and impact rated door available

Posi-tension drums

Bronze anodization

Powder coat finish

Pass door †Contact your local Overhead Door™ Distributor for special glazing requirements. Verify 1/4” (6 mm) glass applications with factory.

Anodized fnishes Powder coat fnishes Select from approximately 200 RAL powder coat color options to best match your home.

Clear (standard) Light Bronze Medium Bronze Dark Bronze

Wood grain powder coat fnishes

Knotty Pine Cherry Cherry with Flame Dark Walnut

Actual door colors may vary from brochure photos due to fuctuations in the printing process. Always request a color sample from your Overhead Door™ Distributor for accurate color matching.

Panel layout Section stack

Door width Number of panels Door height

2 or 3 (standard) to 8’6” (2591 mm)

9’3” to 12’2” (2819 mm to 3708 mm) 3 8’7” to 10’1” (2616 mm to 3073 mm)

4 10’2” to 12’1” (3099 mm to 3683 mm)

16’3” to 18’2” (4978 mm to 5537 mm) 4 or 5 (standard) 12’2” to 14’1” (3708 mm to 4293 mm)

5 14’2” to 16’1” (4318 mm to 4902 mm)

19’3” to 20’11” (5867 mm to 6375 mm) 6** 16’2” to 18’1” (4928 mm to 5512 mm)

24’0” to 26’2” (7315 mm to 7976 mm) 10**

Number of sections

to 9’2” (to 2794 mm) 4

5

12’3” to 16’2” (3734 mm to 4953 mm) 6

7

18'3" to 19'2" (5562 mm to 5842 mm) 8

9

8** 1021’0” to 23’11” (6401 mm to 7290 mm) 18’2” to 20’1” (5537 mm to 6121 mm)

**Special construction. Consult your local Overhead™ Door Distributor for additional information.

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ALUMINUM DOOR SYSTEMS MODEL 522 This aluminum full-view door is ideal for restaurants, auto

dealerships and any application where the door needs to

integrate seamlessly with the aesthetics of the building.

Model 522, Mirrored Bronze glass

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MODEL 522


Section thickness 1 3/8" (35 mm) Springs: 25,000, 50,000, 75,000 or 100,000 cycles

Maximum standard height 14'1" (4318 mm) Weather stripping: jamb and header seals

Maximum standard width 18'2" (5486 mm) White or Black powder coat track

Material 6063-T6 aluminum

Standard fnish White, Black or Bronze Powder Coat

Center stile width 3" (76 mm)

End stile width 3 ½" (89 mm)

Top rail width 3 ½" (89 mm)

Top intermediate rail width 1 5/8" (41 mm)

Bottom intermediate rail width 1 3/8" (35 mm)

Bottom rail width 3 ½" (89 mm)

Standard springs 10,000 cycle

Track Provide track as recommended by manufacturer to suit loading required and clearances available

Mounting Angle

Operation Manual pull rope

Hinges and fxtures Galvanized steel

Lock Galvanized, interior-mounted single unit

Warranty 1-Year Limited

Glass options

Opaque White Opaque Black Mirrored Gray Mirrored Bronze Translucent Black

Structure options

Anodized FinishesPowder Coat Finishes

White Black Bronze Black Bronze

Actual colors may vary from brochure due to fuctuations in the printing process. Always request a color sample from your Overhead Door™ Distributor for accurate color matching.

Aluminum and glass pairing

Aluminum options Glass color White Powder Coat Opaque White

Black Powder Coat / Bronze Powder Coat / Black Anodized / Bronze Anodized

Opaque Black / Mirrored Gray / Mirrored Bronze / Translucent Black

Each door is unique and built to order, therefore a slight deviation in glass alignment is possible. These doors may become hot to the touch in sustained hot weather. See website for door sizes, section selection and other details.

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Track detail

Any of the following track configurations can be selected for 511, 521 and 522 Aluminum door models.

O.H.=Opening height L.C.=Lift clearance D.H.=Door height

Standard lift track Lift clearance track Standard Full vertical track

2” (51 mm) Track [15” (381 mm) radius] 2” (51 mm) Track [15” (381 mm) radius] 2” (51 mm) Track [15” (381 mm) radius]

Door height Centerline of shaft Minimum headroom Door height Centerline of shaft Minimum headroom Door height Centerline of shaft Minimum headroom

Thru 12’0” (3658 mm) O.H. + 11 5/8” (295 mm) 14 1/4” (362 mm) Thru 12’0” (3658 mm) O.H. + L.C. + 5 5/8” (143 mm) L.C.+ 8 3/4” (222 mm) Thru 11’0” (3353 mm) O.H. + O.H. + 3/8” (10 mm) O.H. + 10 1/4” (260 mm)

Thru 16’0” (4877 mm) O.H. + 12 5/8” (321 mm) 20 1/2” (521 mm) Thru 16’0” (4877 mm) O.H. + L.C. + 5 5/8” (143 mm) L.C.+ 11 1/4” (286 mm) Thru 16’0” (4877 mm) O.H. + O.H. + 3/8” (10 mm) O.H. + 10 1/4” (260 mm)

3” (76 mm) Track [15” (381 mm) radius] 3” (76 mm) Track [15” (381 mm) radius] 3” (76 mm) Track [15” (381 mm) radius]

Thru 18’0” (5486 mm) O.H. + 14 5/8” (372 mm) O.H. + O.H. + 3/8” (10 mm) O.H. + 10 1/4” (260 mm)18” (457 mm) Thru 22’0” (6706 mm) O.H. + L.C. + 6 5/8” (168 mm) L.C.+ 11 1/2” (292 mm) Thru 18’0” (5486 mm)

Thru 32’0” (9754 mm) O.H. + 16 7/8” (429 mm) 21 1/2” (546 mm) Thru 32’0” (9754 mm) O.H. + L.C. + 6 5/8” (168 mm) L.C.+ 12 1/4” (311 mm)

Low headroom track Springs to rear Low headroom track Springs to front

2” (51 mm) Track [15” (381 mm) radius]

Door height Centerline of shaft Minimum headroom

Thru 12’0” (3658 mm) D.H. + 8” (203 mm) 11 3/4” (299 mm)

Thru 16’0” (4877 mm) D.H. + 8” (203 mm) 12 1/2” (318 mm)


Thru 12’0” (3658 mm) D.H. + 9” (229 mm) 13” (330 mm)

Thru 32’0” (5486 mm) D.H. + 9” (229 mm) 13 3/4” (349 mm)


Door height Centerline of shaft Minimum headroom

Thru 12’0” (3658 mm) O.H. + 2” (51 mm) 7 1/2” (191 mm)

Thru 16’0” (4866 mm) O.H. 2” (51 mm) 8” (203 mm)


Thru 18’0” (5486 mm) O.H. 6 3/4” (171 mm) 9 3/4” (248 mm)

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Framing and pad detail

Framing and pad details for common installation of Aluminum doors in steel, wood, concrete and masonry jambs are provided here. If you require additional information or have special project requirements, refer to the Architectural Design Manual, (www.overheaddoor.com/ADM/base.html) or consult with the Applications Engineering Group or your local Overhead Door™ Distributor.

Steel jambs Wood jambs Concrete/masonry jambs

2" (51 mm) track

3” (76 mm) track

Minimum required sideroom Minimum required sideroom Minimum required sideroom

Track type 2” Track (51 mm) 3” Track (76 mm) Track type 2” Track (51 mm) 3” Track (76 mm) Track type 2” Track (51 mm) 3” Track (76 mm)

Standard lift 4 1/2” (114 mm) 6 1/2” (165 mm) Standard lift 3 1/2” (89 mm) 5 1/2” (140 mm) Standard lift 4 1/2” (114 mm) 6 1/2” (165 mm)

Low headroom 9” (229 mm) 10” (254 mm) Low headroom 8” (203 mm) 9” (229 mm) Low headroom 9” (229 mm) 10” (254 mm)

Lift clearance 4 1/2” (114 mm) 6 1/2” (165 mm) Lift clearance 3 1/2” (89 mm) 5 1/2” (140 mm) Lift clearance 4 1/2” (114 mm) 5 1/2” (140 mm)

Full vertical 4 1/2” (114 mm) 6 1/2” (165 mm) Full vertical 3 1/2” (89 mm) 5 1/2” (140 mm) Full vertical 4 1/2” (114 mm) 5 1/2” (140 mm)

2” (51 mm) track

3” (76 mm) track

2” (51 mm) track

3” (76 mm) track

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Electric operator selection guide

ALUMINUM DOOR SYSTEMS ALUMINUM SECTIONAL DOORS

Electric operators

We offer a broad line of electric operators to suit new construction and retrofit applications, as well as unusual or special requirements. In order to improve safety and enhance door and motor life, industry quality assurance guidelines recommend the choice of a single manufacturer for both door and operator applications.

We are one of the only national manufacturers to offer a full line of commercial and industrial doors and operators specifically designed for integral applications.

Model RHX®

Model RHX® is a heavy duty commercial operator designed to operate doors up to 24' (7315 mm) in height and 3696 pounds (1676 kg). Available as either a trolley, sidemount or centermount.

Model RMX®

Model RMX® is our most advanced medium-duty operator. It is designed for quicker installation and hassle-free operation and operates doors up to 14' (4267 mm) in height and 620 pounds (282 kg). It is available as a trolley-type or side-mounted unit.

Model RSX®

Model RSX® is a standard duty commercial operator designed to operate doors up to 24' (7315 mm) in height and 1620 pounds (735 kg). It offers unique features like LimitLock®, SuperBelt™ and 16 digit menu setup.

Operator control options

• Push-button, key or combination stations; surface- or fush-mounted for interior and/or exterior locations

• Vehicle detectors, key card reader, photocell and door timer controls

• Treadle or pull switch stations • Telephone entry and coded keyboard stations • Universal programmable door timer • Radio control systems (24 VAC or 120 VAC) • Explosion and dust ignition-proof systems

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24’ (7315 mm)

1620 (735 kg)

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1/2 HP 14’ (4267 mm)

620 (281 kg)

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Mounting options: T=Trolley S=Side mount C= Center mount

Safety recommendations

We strongly recommend the use of a primary safety device as defned by UL325 2010. A primary safety device can be approved monitored photo-eyes or an approved monitored sensing edge. If a primary safety device is not installed, a constant contact control switch must be used to close the door. Contact your Overhead Door™ Distributor for more information.

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Mounting details

Trolley-type (Drawbar) RMX®, RSX®,RHX®

Trolley-type (Drawbar) operators feature a power unit mounted between, above and to the rear of the horizontal tracks. The drawbar drive provides positive control of the door at all times, making this operator the preferred choice whenever possible. Maximum door width is 20' per drawbar. Door width over 20' requires dual drawbar installation. Available on Models RMX®, RSX® and RHX® .

Side mount type (Jackshaft) RMX®, RSX®, RHX®

Side-mounted (Jackshaft) RMX® , RSX®, and RHX® operators feature a power unit mounted on the inside front wall and connected to the crosshead shaft, with an adjustable coupling or drive chain and sprockets.

Center mount type/Jackshaft RSX®, RHX®

Center-mounted (Jackshaft) operators feature a power unit on the front wall above the door opening. No additional backroom is required. Available on models RSX® and RHX® .

Depth requirements - “A” dimension (backroom)

RMX®

Door height +4’ 0” (1219 mm)

RSX®


RHX®


“A” dimension - minimum (sideroom)

2” track (51 mm) 3” track (76 mm)

RMX® 18 1/2” (470 mm) 19 1/2” (495 mm)

RSX® 21” (533 mm) 22” (559 mm)

RHX® 21” (533 mm) 22” (559 mm)

Minimum headroom requirements

RSX® Track requirements +14” (356 mm)

RHX® Track requirements +23 5/8” (600 mm)

Minimum headroom requirements

RMX®

Track requirements +4 1/2” (114 mm)

RSX®

Track requirements +5” (127 mm)

RHX®

Track requirements +5” (127 mm)

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Architect's Corner A resource for architects, containing comprehensive technical and resource materials to support your project, including drawings and specifications for commercial doors.

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Overhead Door Corporation pioneered the sectional garage door industry, inventing the first sectional garage door in 1921 and the first electric door operator in 1926. Today, we continue to be the industry leader through the strength of our product innovation, superior craftsmanship and outstanding customer support, underscoring a legacy of quality, expertise and integrity. That’s why design and construction professionals specify Overhead Door™ products more often than any other brand. Our family of over 400 Overhead Door™ Distributors across the U.S. and Canada not only share our name and logo, but also our commitment to excellence.

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Item # UPC Code: P1341-039-L 844349024408 Product Family Name: Finish: Sirato Spanish Iron Category: Category Type: OUTDOOR WALL SCONCE LED Outdoor Certification 3195125 Patents:

Notes:

MEASUREMENTS Width: Length: Height: Extension:

14.25 5.5 3.5 Height Adjustable: Min Overall Height:Max Overall Slope: Yes Height: No

Wire Length: Chain Length: Safety Cable Net Weight: 7" Included: 4.67

No Canopy Width: Canopy Height: Canopy Length: Center to Bottom:

7.0 Backplate Width: Backplate Height: Center to Top: 5.0 13.75 7.13

SHADE / GLASS Description: Material:

GLASS Part No.: Quantity: PG1341 1 Width: Height: Length: 4.0 1.75 12.63

Image File Name: P1341-039-L.jpg

LAMPING No. of Bulbs: Light Type: 1 LED Max Bulb Socket: Wattage: LED 16 Dimmable: Ballast: Rated Life Photocell Bulb/LED Yes Hours: Included: Included:

30000 No Y Bulb/LED Color Temp.: CRI: Initial Lumens: Delivered Included: 3000 91 1446.0 Lumens: Yes 655.0

SHIPPING Carton Width: Carton Height: Carton Length: 7.75 5.5 16.38 Carton Weight: Carton Cubit Feet: Small Package Shippable: 5.41 0.404 Yes Master Pack Width: Master Pack Height: Master Pack Length:

Master Pack Weight: Master Cubic Feet: Multi-Pack: Master Pack: 1 1

LED Wet ETL Location Intertek

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Product Specifications - 4058HOBU Job Name: Job Type:

Quantity: Comments

4058HOBU Coldwater 1-Light Outdoor Hanging Lantern

Finish Glass/Shade Product Category Burnished Honey Outdoor Hanging Lantern

Lamping Measurements ShippingNumber of Bulbs 1 Width

Height 9.0" Carton Weight

Carton Width 7.5 lbs

Light Type Incandescent

MaxRated Life ±2,500 Hours

14"

Fixture Wattage 100 Back Plate Width N/A CartonMaster Pack

Cubic Feet 1.45 Back Plate Height N/A

15.0" 11" BulbMax Bulb Wattage

Type MB Length N/A Carton Length N/A Carton Height 17"

100 Extension

1 RatedColor Temp ±2,700 K

Lumens ±1,150 HCO N/A Master Pack Master Pack Width N/A

Weight N/A Min Overall Height N/A

Bulb(s) Not Included MaxHanging Weight 7.5 lbs

Overall Height N/A Master Pack Height N/A Light Up/Down N/A Master Pack Length N/A Beam Spread

N/AN/A Height Adjustable N/A Master

UPS ShippableCubic Feet N/A

CRI Yes Photo Cell Included N/A

Slope N/A 72"

Ballast/Driver/Transformer No 144" Dimmable Standard N/A

N/A N/A

Certification Other Equivalents Safety Rating Wet UPC Code 783209405813 Incandescent Watts N/A

NoEnergy Star N/AShades Included N/A

CA Title 24 No Crystals Included N/A No

Fluorescent Watts

CA Title 20 N/A

ADA No Conversion Kit N/A N/A Material Aluminum

Diffuser Included

Dark Sky

Maxim Lighting International and all designs, logos and images © 2013 Maxim Lighting International. All Rights Reserved. Maxim Lighting International reserves the right, at any time, to make changes in the design and/or construction of the product including the discontinuation of product without prior notice. Color may vary fromwhat is pictured above due to limitations inherent to photographic processes.

Always consult a qualified, licensed electrician before installation of any product weighing 35 pounds or more. We recommend that a qualified, licensed electrician do the installation. Always install to a mechanically sound structure.

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Measurements:

Height Width Length

1.50'' 5.00'' 5.00''

Hanging Weight

Lamping:

LED PCB LED 700 Rated Lumens 600 Delivered Lumens

1 10W PCB LED 3000 Color Temperature

10 total watt 40,000 Rated Life 90+ CRI

Dimmable : Electronic Low Voltage (ELV) Dimmer

Shipping:

Carton Width Carton Height Carton Length

5.40'' 2.00'' 5.40''

Master Pack Master Pack Master Pack Master Pack Weight Width Height Length

19.80 lb 10.80'' 6.00'' 20.50''

Master Pack Qty UPC UPS

20.0000 783209173705 Yes

Finish:

Bronze BZ

Glass:

White WT

Material:

Die Cast Aluminum

Certification:

Wet Location CA Title 24

Additional:

PCB LED (Included)

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Fixture Type:

Location:

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VAST Ceiling mounted • Damp location listed

P2550-3030K Description:

Beautiful and expansive in design, the 72” Vast ceiling fan is ideal for use in large areas and Images: outdoor covered areas for maximum cooling. A white opal shade complements a White fnish with Chrome Accents. Featuring an energy effcient DC motor with 18W light source, Vast is dimmable and offers a 3000K-color temperature. Damp location listed for covered outdoor areas, a full function remote control with batteries is included.

Specifcations:

• White (-30) (painted) • Steel construction • Frosted bowl72" 8 Blade Fan with LED light • Oversized, textured die cast hanger ball reduces noise and wobble vibrations • Mounting hardware is included • Dimmable to 10% brightness (See Dimming Notes) • Canopy covers a standard 4" octagonal recessed outlet box • 80" of wire supplied • White blades, aluminum construction • 14 degree blade pitch • Six Speed Full Function Remote Control Included • A 3/4" x 4-1/2" downrod is included. Longer accessory downrods can be ordered

separately. • Meets California Title 24 JA8-2016Airfow: 7982 CFM* • Energy consumtion: 28 watts (excluding lights)* • Airfow effciency: 285 cfm/watt* • * Fan on a downrod Dimensions:

Diameter: 72" Performance: Height: 16-3/4"

Number of Modules 1

Input Power 18w

Input Voltage 120 V

Input Frequency 60 Hz

Lumens/LPW 1400/77.8 (LM-79)

CCT 3000 K

CRI 90+

Life (hours) (L70/TM-21)

EMI/RFI FCC Title 47, Part 15 Class B

Min. Start Temp -30 °C

Max. Operating Temp 30 °C

Warranty Limited Lifetime warranty

Labels UL Damp location listed

Meets California Title 24 JA8-2016

Estimated Yearly Energy Cost

$15 $3 $34 Cost Range of Similar Models (19” – 84”)

• Based on 12 cents per kWh and 6.4 hours use per day • Your cost depends on rates and use • Energy Use: 29 Watts

Airflow

7982 Cubic Feet Per Minute

• The higher the airflow, the more air the fan will move

• Airflow Efficiency: 273 Cubic Feet Per Minute Per Watt

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EC03145 9-7/8”x5” 3-1/8” (80mm) 92 2925 lbs 8.8%

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PROJECT NAME: Fern Iams Restaurant DRB#: DRB-000876-2020 DATE: 01/03/21 RECOMMENDATION: Approval Approval with Conditions Denial RECOMMENDED CONDITIONS: AMISC COMMENTS/QUESTIONS

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Phone: 843-341-4757 Fax: 843-842-8908 www.hiltonheadislandsc.1mv


Date Received:

Accepted by: ______

DRB #:______

Meeting Date:

Applicant/Agent Name: _D_a_vi_d_S_ta-'ig=-a_r_________ Company: Hargray Communacations

Mailing Address: 870 William Hilton Parkway City: Hilton Head State: _s_c__ Zip: 29928

Telephone: 843-384-1139 Fax: E-mail: [email protected]

Project Name: F Building Exterior Uplift Project Address: 856 F William Hilton Parkway

Parcel Number [PIN]: R~_§__Q_ __0J__J__ _Q__Q__Q _Q_...3.JL_Q_ _Q__Q_Q_Q

Zoning District: Light Commercial Overlay District(s): _______________



Digital Submissions mar be accepted via e-mail b 1calling 843-341-4757.

Project Category:

__ Concept Approval - Proposed Development X Alteration/Addition __ Final Approval - Proposed Development __ Sign


__ Private Architectural Review Board (ARB) Notice of Action (if applicable): Whert a project is within the jurisdiction of an ARB, the applicant shall submit such ARB's written notice of action per LMO Section 16-2-103.1.4.b.iii.0l. Submitting an application to the ARB to meet this requirement is the responsibili ty of the applicant.

X __Filing Fee: Concept Approval-Proposed Development $175, Final Approval - Proposed Development $175,

Alterations/Additions $100, Signs $25; cash or check made payable to the Town of Hilton Head Island.

Additional Submittal Requirements: Concept Approval - Proposed Development __A survey ( l "=30' minimum scale) of property lines, existing topography and the location of trees meeting the

tree protection regulations of Sec. 16-6-104.C.2, and if applicable, location of bordering streets, marshes and beaches.

__ A site analysis study to include specimen trees, access, significant topography, wetlands, buffers, setbacks, views, orientation and other site features that may influence design.

_X__ A draft written narrative describing the design intent of the project, its goals and objectives and how it reflects the site analysis results.

_ _ Context photographs of neighboring uses and architectural styles. _ _ Conceptual site plan (to scale) showing proposed location ofnew structures, parking areas and landscaping.

Conceptual sketches ofprimary exterior elevations showing architectural character of the proposed development, materials, colors, shadow lines and landscaping.

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Additional Submittal Requirements: Final Approval - Proposed Development __ A final written narrative describing how the project conforms with the conceptual approval and design

review guidelines of Sec. 16-3-106.F.3. __ Final site development plan meeting the requirements of Appendix D: D-6.F. __ Final site lighting and landscaping plans meeting the requirements ofAppendix D: D-6.H and D-6.I. __ Final floor plans and elevation drawings (1/8"=1 '-0" minimum scale) showing exterior building materials and

colors with architectural sections and details to adequately describe the project. _ _ A color board (l l "x 17" maximum) containing actual color samples of all exterior finishes, keyed to the

elevations, and indicating the manufacturer's name and color designation. __ Any additional infonnation requested by the Design Review Board at the time of concept approval, such as

scale model or color renderings, that the Board finds necessary in order to act on a final application.

Additional Submittal Requirements: Alterations/ Additions __ All of the materials required for final approval of proposed development as listed above, plus the following

additional materials. __ A survey (1 "=30' minimum scale) of property lines, existing topography and the location of trees meeting the


_X__ Photographs of existing structure.

Additional Submittal Requirements: Signs __ Accurate color rendering of sign showing dimensions, type of lettering, materials and actual color samples.

For freestanding signs: __ Site plan (l "=30' minimum scale) showing location of sign in relation to buildings, parking, existing signs,

and property lines. __ Proposed landscaping plan.

For wall signs: __ Photograph or drawing of the building depicting the proposed location of the sign. __ Location, fixture type, and wattage of any proposed lighting.

Note: All application items must be received by the deadline date in order to be reviewed by the ORB per LMO Appendix D: D-23.

A representative for each agenda item is strongly encouraged to attend the meeting.

Are there recorded private covenants and/or restrictions that are contrary to, conflict with, or prohibit the proposed request? If yes, a copy of the private covenants and/or restrictions must be submitted with this application. DYES ~NO

To the best of my knowledge, the information on this application and all additional documentation is true, factual, and complete. I hereby agree to abide by all conditions of any approvals granted by the Town of Hilton Head Island. I understand that such conditions shall apply to the subject property only and are a right or obligation transferable by sale.

I further understand that in the event of a State of Emergency due to a Disaster, the review and approval times set forth in the Land Management Ordinance may be suspended.

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Greetings Board Members,

I am applying for alterations to our Main Central Office for Hargray Communications at the address 856F William Hilton Parkway, Hilton Head, SC.

The first change is to the south eyebrow, to remove the old cedar shake siding that is in disrepair and replace it with Hardie-plank siding. The siding will be installed in a clad plank style as shown in the data sheet and photo, with 4" vertical trim board at all corners that the siding will butt up to.

Second change will be the paint color of the whole building, the color of the building is a yellowish shade and we would like to change the color to Functional Grey SW# 7024.

This color was approved last year for the exterior of our building at 862A William Hilton Parkway and we also used the same color for our new Retail Store that we renovated in Bluffton and would like to continue to paint the exterior of all of our buildings as we upgrade and renovate.

I have included photos of the exciting color of the building and samples of the new color that we would like to paint, also the Hardie siding will be painted the same color as the whole building in the Functional Grey.

Thank you for your consideration of these changes, I look forward to hearing your input and decisions in this matter.

David Staigar

Facilities & Construction Supervisor

Hargray Communacations.

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PROJECT NAME: Hargray Bldg. Repaint DRB#: DRB-002611-2020 DATE: 01/03/2021 RECOMMENDATION: Approval Approval with Conditions Denial RECOMMENDED CONDITIONS: APPLICATION MATERIAL DRB REQUIREMENTS Complies

Yes No

Not Applicable Comments or Conditions

New Building Details Match Existing Building Details


Yes No


Accessory elements are design to coordinate with the primary structure

MISC COMMENTS/QUESTIONS The replacement of the wood shingles with lap siding is inconsistent with the architecture of the building. The “eyebrow” should be finished in a manner more in keeping with that architectural element. The applicant should consider vertical siding, board and batten or horizontal siding, shingle or shake. Staff recommends approval of SW 7024 Functional Gray.


Date Received: _____________ Accepted by: ______________ DRB #:___________________ Meeting Date: _____________




Timothy C Probst Parker Design Group Architects

Mailing Address: ___________________________________ City: _________________ State: ______ Zip: ________ 29928

Applicant/Agent Name: ______________________________ Company: _____________________________________

Telephone: ___________________ Fax: _________________ E-mail: _______________________________________

Project Name: _________________________________ Project Address: _____________________________________

10 Palmetto Business Park Suite 201 Hilton Head Island SC

843-785-5171 [email protected]

__ __ __ 0 0 0 __ __ __ __ 0 0 0 0 Grayco Lot 30 Archter Rd.

Parcel Number [PIN]: R__ __ __ 0 1 4 __ __ __ 0 7 0 __ __ __ __5 5 2 7 Zoning District: _______________________________ Overlay District(s): ___________________________________ Community Commercial

CORRIDOR REVIEW, MAJOR DESIGN REVIEW BOARD (DRB) SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS


Project Category: _____ Concept Approval – Proposed Development _____ Alteration/Addition X _____ Final Approval – Proposed Development _____ Sign


_____ Private Architectural Review Board (ARB) Notice of Action (if applicable): When a project is within the jurisdiction of an ARB, the applicant shall submit such ARB’s written notice of action per LMO Section 16-2-103.I.4.b.iii.01. Submitting an application to the ARB to meet this requirement is the responsibility of the applicant.

_____ Filing Fee: Concept Approval-Proposed Development $175, Final Approval – Proposed Development $175, X Alterations/Additions $100, Signs $25; cash or check made payable to the Town of Hilton Head Island.

Additional Submittal Requirements: Concept Approval – Proposed Development _____ A survey (1"=30' minimum scale) of property lines, existing topography and the location of trees meeting the


_____ A site analysis study to include specimen trees, access, significant topography, wetlands, buffers, setbacks, views, orientation and other site features that may influence design.

_____ A draft written narrative describing the design intent of the project, its goals and objectives and how it reflects the site analysis results.

_____ Context photographs of neighboring uses and architectural styles. _____ Conceptual site plan (to scale) showing proposed location of new structures, parking areas and landscaping. _____ Conceptual sketches of primary exterior elevations showing architectural character of the proposed


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Additional Submittal Requirements: Final Approval – Proposed Development _____ A final written narrative describing how the project conforms with the conceptual approval and design

review guidelines of Sec. 16-3-106.F.3. _____ Final site development plan meeting the requirements of Appendix D: D-6.F. _____ Final site lighting and landscaping plans meeting the requirements of Appendix D: D-6.H and D-6.I. _____ Final floor plans and elevation drawings (1/8"=1'-0" minimum scale) showing exterior building materials and

colors with architectural sections and details to adequately describe the project. _____ A color board (11"x17" maximum) containing actual color samples of all exterior finishes, keyed to the

elevations, and indicating the manufacturer's name and color designation. _____ Any additional information requested by the Design Review Board at the time of concept approval, such as


Additional Submittal Requirements: Alterations/Additions _____X All of the materials required for final approval of proposed development as listed above, plus the following

additional materials. _____X A survey (1"=30' minimum scale) of property lines, existing topography and the location of trees meeting the


_____ Photographs of existing structure. X

Additional Submittal Requirements: Signs _____ Accurate color rendering of sign showing dimensions, type of lettering, materials and actual color samples.

For freestanding signs: _____ Site plan (1”=30’ minimum scale) showing location of sign in relation to buildings, parking, existing signs,

and property lines. _____ Proposed landscaping plan.

For wall signs: _____ Photograph or drawing of the building depicting the proposed location of the sign. _____ Location, fixture type, and wattage of any proposed lighting.

Note: All application items must be received by the deadline date in order to be reviewed by the DRB per LMO Appendix D: D-23.


Are there recorded private covenants and/or restrictions that are contrary to, conflict with, or prohibit the proposed request? If yes, a copy of the private covenants and/or restrictions must be submitted with this application. YES x NO


I further understand that in the event of a State of Emergency due to a Disaster, the review and approval times set forth in the Land Management Ordinance may be suspended.

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Town of Hilton Head Island Design Review Board One Town Center Court Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

Project Narrative for Grayco

The attached project is for the addition of a lumber rack on the back side of the Grayco building on Palmetto Bay Road.

This is a pre-engineered structure that will go on top of the existing paved parking lot and will have a chain link fence to match the structure that encloses this space. We are also providing a landscaping elevation to show supplemental landscaping along the side.

Thank you for your time and consideration of this project

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Grayco - Lot 30 - Archer RoadLandscape Plan and Plant Schedule11/30/20

The following changes were made from the original landscaping proposal:

-Eliminating Sabal Palms, Azaleas and cypress due to area size constraints and width of area along curbing.

-Use 7 mature Southern Red Cedar to provide more coverage in less space. Without effecting surrounding trees branches or root system.

Key Common Name Botanical Name Size Qty

A Southern Red Cedar Juniperus silicicola 8’ Tall 2’-3’ Span 5

B Southern Red Cedar Juniperus silicicola 12’ Tall 4’ Span 2

Plant Schedule

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PROJECT NAME: Grayco Building Addition DRB#: DRB-002627-2020 DATE: 12/30/20 RECOMMENDATION: Approval Approval with Conditions Denial RECOMMENDED CONDITIONS: MISC COMMENTS/QUESTIONS Staff recommends approval as submitted.

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Date Received:

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FWA GroupApplicant/Agent Name· Barry Taylor Company: =----------------ll.O. Box 5910 Mailing Address: _______________ City: HHI State: SC Zip: 2 9 9 3 8

Telephone: 8 4 3 - 7 8 5 - 219 9 Fax: _______ E-mail: b. [email protected]

Project Name:Holy Family Church Sanctuary Re-RoofProject Address: 24 Pope Avenue, HHI, SC 2 992 8

Parcel Number [PIN]: R~52 _91~~~ 0076_90~0______ _

ZoningDistrict: LC (Light Commercial) OverlayDistrict(s): COD - ROW Arterial



Digital Submissions ma )' be accepted via e-mail b l' calling 843-341-4757.

Project Category:

__ Concept Approval - Proposed Development x Alteration/ Addition __ Final Approval - Proposed Development __ Sign


__ Private Architectural Review Board (ARB) Notice ofAction (if applicable): When a project is within the jurisdiction of an ARB, the applicant shall submit such ARB' s written notice of action per LMO Section 16-2-103.I.4.b.iii.0 l. Submitting an application to the ARB to meet this requirement is the responsibility of the applicant.

__ Filing Fee: Concept Approval-Proposed Development $175, Final Approval -Proposed Development $175, Alterations/Additions $100, Signs $25; cash or check made payable to the Town of Hilton Head Island.

Additional Submittal Requirements: Concept Approval - Proposed Development __ A survey (1 "=30' minimum scale) of property lines, existing topography and the location of trees meeting the


__ A site analysis study to include specimen trees, access, significant topography, wetlands, buffers, setbacks, views, orientation and other site features that may influence design.

__ A draft written narrative describing the design intent of the project, its goals and objectives and how it reflects the site analysis results.

__ Context photographs of neighboring uses and architectural styles. __ Conceptual site plan (to scale) showing proposed location ofnew structures, parking areas and landscaping. __ Conceptual sketches of primary exterior elevations showing architectural character of the proposed


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Additional Submittal Requirements: Final Approval - Proposed Development _x_ A final written narrative describing how the project conforms with the conceptual approval and design

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colors with architectural sections and details to adequately describe the project. _ _ A color board (11 "xl7" maximum) containing actual color samples of all exterior finishes, keyed to the

elevations, and indicating the manufacturer's name and color designation. Any additional information requested by the Design Review Board at the time of concept approval, such as scale model or color renderings, that the Board finds necessary in order to act on a final application.

Additional Submittal Requirements: Alterations/ Additions __ All of the materials required for final approval of proposed development as listed above, plus the following

additional materials. __ A survey ( 1 "=30' minimum scale) of property lines, existing topography and the location of trees meeting the


_x_ Photographs of existing structure.


For freestanding signs: __ Site plan (1 "=30' minimum scale) showing location of sign in relation to buildings, parking, existing signs,





Are there recorded private covenants and/or restrictions that are contrary to, conflict with, or prohibit the proposed request? If yes, a copy of the private covenants and/or restrictions must be submitted with this application. DYES 0NO


I further understand that in the event of a State of Emergency due to a Disaster, the review and approval times

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Narrative / Existing Photos for

Holy Family Catholic Church Sanctuary Re-Roof Corridor Review - Design Review Board (DRB) Submittal

January 12, 2021 Meeting Date

Front view of church sanctuary building.

The existing standing seam metal roof of the Holy Family Catholic Church sanctuary building has been

leaking and has been repaired several times over the years with poor results. The church has decided to

replace the existing roof which is a patinaed copper color with a standing seam metal roof in “Medium

Bronze”. (See color board for roofing manufacturer and proposed color chip.)

Color Board for

Holy Family Catholic Church Sanctuary Re-Roof Corridor Review - Design Review Board (DRB) Submittal

January 12, 2021 Meeting Date

Monarch Roofing

Englert 032 Aluminum Metal Standing Seam Series 1500 Panels

Color: Medium Bronze

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Date Received: Accepted by: _____

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Project Category:

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__ Private Architectural Review Board (ARB) Notice ofAction (if applicable): When a project is within the jurisdiction of an ARB, the applicant shall submit such ARB's written notice of action per LMO Section 16-2-103.1.4.b.iii.0l. Submitting an application to the ARB to meet this requirement is the responsibility of the applicant.

__ Filing Fee: Concept Approval-Proposed Development $175, Final Approval-Proposed Development $175, Alterations/Additions $100, Signs $25; cash or check made payable to the Town of Hilton Head Island.

Additional Submittal Requirements: ConcC;Pt Approval - Proposed Development __ PA survey (1 "=30' minimum scale) ofproperty lines, existing topography and the location of trees meeting the


__ A site analysis study to include specimen trees, access, significant topography, wetlands, buffers, setbacks, / ~ews, orientation and other site features that may influence design.

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Additional Submittal Requirements: Final Approval - Proposed Development __ A final written narrative describing how the project conforms with the conceptual approval and design

review guidelines of Sec. 16-3-106.F.3. __Final site development plan meeting the requirements ofAppendix D: D-6.F. __ Final site lighting and landscaping plans meeting the requirements ofAppendix D: D-6.H and D-6.1. __ Final floor plans and elevation drawings (1/8"=1 '-0" minimum scale) showing exterior building materials and

colors with architectural sections and details to adequately describe the project. __A color board (11 "xl 7" maximum) containing actual color samples of all exterior finishes, keyed to the

elevations, and indicating the manufacturer's name and color designation. __ Any additional information requested by the Design Review Board at the time of concept approval, such as


Additional Submittal Requirements: Alterations/ Additions __ All of the materials required for final approval ofproposed development as listed above, plus the following

additional materials. __ A survey (l "=30' minimum scale) ofproperty lines, existing topography and the location of trees meeting the


__ Photographs of existing structure.


For freestanding signs: __ Site plan (1"=30' minimum scale) showing location of sign in relation to buildings, parking, existing signs,





Are there recorded private covenants and/or restrictions that are contrary to, conflict with, or prohibit the proposed request? If yes, a copy of the private covenants and/or restrictions must be submitted with this application. DYES ONO


I further understand that in the event of a State of Emergency due to a Disaster, the review and approval times set forth in the and Management Ordinance may be suspended.

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PROJECT NARRATIVE FOR LOT 10 CAPITAL BUSINESS PARK

85 CAPITAL DRIVE TOWN OF HILTON HEAD

JOB NO. 2285

The proposed project will consist of constructing a 6,029 SF building with paved parking for Dyess Air (an HVAC contractor). The property is a 1.16 acre site located at 85 Capital Drive in the Capital Business Park. It is currently undeveloped and is zoned LI (light industrial).

The site plan shows a 20’ adjacent street setback/buffer from Capital Drive, a 40’ adjacent street setback/15’ buffer from Leg-of-Mutton Road and a 20’ adjacent use setback/20’ buffer on the east and southern property lines. The zoning standards allow 65% impervious on the site and the site plan shows 51%. The owner is proposing to install twenty-six (26) parking spaces due to his business’s requirements:

Parking

2,200 SF of office space x 1 space/350 GFA office = 6 spaces 3,829 SF of indoor storage x 1 space/1,300 GFA of storage = 3 spaces Fleet Vehicles = 17 spaces

Total = 26 Spaces

His fleet of service trucks are parked on site each night and that many parking spaces are required for his employee’s personal vehicles and his company trucks; seventeen (17) of the spaces are shown to be pervious.

The sides and rear of the building will have overhead doors for his trucks to load and unload out of daily, so paving will be required up to the foundation on both sides and the building. We have shown minimum drive aisle widths of 24’ for two-way traffic (and where parking abuts) and 30’ in the rear to accommodate his delivery trucks. There is also a 15’ x 40’ Loading Zone shown at the rear of the building. The site will take access off of Capital Drive with two (2) full movement accesses shown to accommodate his delivery trucks.

One specimen tree (a 40” live oak) is located at the rear of the site. No paving or soil compaction is shown to occur within 15’ of the trunk of the tree and low impact brick pavers will be placed at or above grade under the canopy of the tree as needed to allow traffic circulation at the rear of the site.

Drainage for the project will be provided by the Capital Business Park master planned storm water detention system.

Electrical and telephone service will be provided by Palmetto Electric and Hargray, respectively. Water and sewer service will be provided by the Hilton Head Public Service District. Fire protection and emergency services are provided by the Town of Hilton Head Fire Department.

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PROJECT NAME: 85 Capital Drive DRB#: DRB-002636-2020 DATE: 01/03/2021 RECOMMENDATION: Approval Approval with Conditions Denial RECOMMENDED CONDITIONS: Staff recommend Conceptual approval APPLICATION MATERIAL DRB REQUIREMENTS Complies

Yes No


Dimensioned Details and of Sections To be provided at Final


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Promotes pedestrian scale and circulation Pad under bike rack shall connect to the sidewalk and parked bikes shall not block pedestrian traffic.

Decorative lighting is limited and low wattage and adds to the visual character

At Final provide an exterior lighting plan that includes fixtures on the building. Light sources shall not exceed 3000K.

NATURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION DESIGN GUIDE/LMO CRITERIA Complies

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2. Paver detail limiting excavation within the dripline.

Supplemental and replacement trees meet LMO requirements for size, species and number To be provided at Final.

MISC COMMENTS/QUESTIONS

1. Landscape Plan to be provided at Final. 2. SW 6750 is not a nature blending color and represents to much of a contrast with the other proposed colors. A color board shall be provided for Final.

Documents

Design Review Board January 12, 2021 Agenda