Committee approves Rick's Pro Truck expansion with façade and roof changes
Summary
The committee approved Rick's Pro Truck's mixed-use expansion (retail, warehouse, storage) but required design changes: extend the north roof elevation, add frontage detail, replace north metal siding with brick, and replace front parapets.
The Gluckstadt Architectural Review Committee approved an expansion plan for Rick's Pro Truck on July 21, requiring a set of design revisions before permit issuance. Planning and Zoning Director Caine Dearman told the committee the proposal "will consist of a mixed use of a retail store, warehouse space and storage facility."
Architect Joseph Orr presented plans for the project. The committee recommended several façade and roof changes: extend the roof elevation on the north side, add detail and design features to the frontage, remove or replace metal siding on the north elevation with brick, and replace front parapets on the frontage. Lee Sahler moved to approve the item with those recommendations; Melanie Greer seconded and all members voted "AYE."
The committee's approval was conditional on the applicant submitting revised elevations and material samples reflecting the prescribed changes prior to building permits being issued.
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