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Board approves Normandy Elementary modifications with soldier-course condition
Summary
Bay Village Architectural Board of Review approved Normandy Elementary exterior changes but required a soldier-course of brick above new windows; architect will provide updated elevations and materials for Planning Commission review.
The Architectural Board of Review voted April 22 to recommend approval of the Normandy Elementary exterior modifications, imposing a condition that brick coursing above the new windows be a soldier course. The architect described removal of existing teal panels, replacement of lower windows, and a small secure vestibule and meeting room under the canopy.
During discussion the board asked for consistency in brick coursing and continuity with adjacent façades. One member moved to approve Normandy with the specific condition that "the brick coursing above the new windows would be soldier course." The motion passed on a roll-call vote. The board reiterated it acts in an advisory capacity and projects that change site footprint return to Planning Commission for a public hearing as required.
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