Appearance Commission — Skokie, IL
Date: 2026-04-15

Agenda for
 APPEARANCE COMMISSION
 April 15, 2026 7:30 PM
 Skokie Village Hall, 5127 Oakton Street - Council Chambers
 1) Call to Order/Declaration of Quorum

 2) Roll Call

 3) Approval of Meeting Minutes March 11, 2026

 4) Old Business

 5) New Business

 a. 2026-011A – 7120 Laramie Ave (Non-Residential)
 Applicant: Dov Shandalov
 Owners: Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School
 Request: Additions & Façade Improvements

 b. 2026-012A – 4736 Dempster St (Non-Residential)
 Applicant: USA Laundromat LLC
 Owner: Mahaesh Patel
 Request: Façade Improvements

 c. 2026-013A – 9719 Skokie Blvd (Non-Residential)
 Applicant: John Bradshaw (Camburas and Theodore)
 Owners: Adam Miller (Balboa Retail Partners)
 Request: Façade Improvements


Individuals with questions or feedback about an agenda item may contact Brian Augustine with the
Community Development Department by calling 847-933-8223 or by emailing
publiccomments@skokie.org. All emails and comments submitted will be made public and shared with this
body.

The Village, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, requests that persons with disabilities
who require certain accommodations to allow them to observe or participate in this hearing, or who have
questions about the accessibility of the meeting facilities, contact the Village’s ADA coordinator Angel
Schnur at angel.schnur@skokie.org or 847.933.8400.
 d. 2026-014A – 4254 Greenwood St (Residential)
 Applicant: Nathan Kriska
 Owners: Amir Malik
 Request: 1st & 2nd Floor Additions

 e. 2026-015A – 4919 Morse Ave (Residential)
 Applicant: Christopher Goode
 Owners: Kate & Scott Gorsky
 Request: 1st Floor Addition

 f. 2026-016A – 8224 Karlov Ave (Residential)
 Applicant: Nathan Kriska
 Owners: Muhammad Amjad
 Request: Teardown and Rebuild

 6) Public Comment (up to 3 minutes for each speaker)

 7) Communications from Staff

 8) Adjournment


 Next Regularly Scheduled Meeting of the Appearance Commission is on May 13, 2026.




Individuals with questions or feedback about an agenda item may contact Brian Augustine with the
Community Development Department by calling 847-933-8223 or by emailing
publiccomments@skokie.org. All emails and comments submitted will be made public and shared with this
body.

The Village, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, requests that persons with disabilities
who require certain accommodations to allow them to observe or participate in this hearing, or who have
questions about the accessibility of the meeting facilities, contact the Village’s ADA coordinator Angel
Schnur at angel.schnur@skokie.org or 847.933.8400.
 Meeting Minutes for
 Appearance Commission
 March 11, 2026 | 7:30 PM
Skokie Village Hall | 5127 Oakton Street, Skokie IL 60077 | Council Chambers
 Members Present: Mark Penning, Chair
 Thomas DaMario, Vice Chair
 Charles Isho
 Jacob Shapiro
 Jay Pathak
 Julie Naumiak
 Members Absent: Joe Maschek
 Carlos Ruiz
 Presiding Officer: Angel Schnur, Building & Inspection Services
 Manager
 Staff Present: Jose Acosta, Planning Coordinator
 Others Present:


 1) Time Meeting was Called to Order/Declaration of Quorum

 A quorum being present, Chairman Penning called the meeting to order at 7:30 PM.

 2) Approval of Meeting Minutes

 A motion to approve the minutes of the February 11, 2026 meeting was made by
 Commissioner Naumiak and seconded by Commissioner Isho. The motion passed
 unanimously with all members voting in favor with two absences.

 3) Old Business

 2026-005A – 8041 Tripp Avenue (Residential)
 Applicant: Nathan Kriska
 Owner: Kevin and Natalia Frampton
 Request: 2nd Floor Addition

 Discussion & Interested Parties
 Staff comments were read into the record.

 This case was continued from the February 11 meeting for a second-floor dormer
 addition totaling approximately 189.5 square feet. Commissioner DaMario provided the
 staff report, noting that staff had no objections to the updated elevations which now
 included a window on the north elevation. He explained there was a zoning text



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 amendment under review that could allow the dormer to extend to the existing south wall
 if approved.

 Chairman Penning recused himself from this case due to his friendship with the
 homeowners, and Vice Chairman DaMario took over proceedings.

 Applicant Nathan Kriska apologized for missing the previous meeting and addressed the
 commission's earlier concerns about the dormer height exceeding the existing ridgeline
 by 14 inches. He presented alternative drawings showing how the ridgeline could be
 raised to meet the dormer height without increasing the floor area ratio, as the roof
 needed to be rebuilt anyway due to fire damage. Mr. Kriska explained that the dormers
 couldn't be lowered due to headroom requirements for the bathroom, and noted that from
 street level, the addition would not be highly visible due to the setback.

 Commissioner Naumiak expressed preference for aligning the ridgeline with the dormer
 height. The commission discussed the conditional approval option regarding the potential
 zoning text amendment that would allow the south dormer to expand to the existing south
 wall.

 Recommendation & Voting
 A motion was made to grant a Certificate of Appropriateness as presented, subject to the
 drawing with the ridgeline meeting the top of the dormer height, and conditional upon the
 dormer being extended to the exterior wall at the owner's option

 Motion: Julie Naumiak Second: Thomas DaMario
 Ayes: 5
 Nays: 0
 Absent: 2
 Abstained: 1



 4) New Business

 2026-008A – 9039 Karlov Avenue (Residential)
 Applicant: Sue Auerbach
 Owner: Sarina & Robert Gerson
 Request: 2nd floor addition

 Discussion & Interested Parties
 Staff comments were read into the record.

 Commissioner DaMario presented the staff report for a 691 square foot second floor
 addition to be built over a first-floor addition constructed in 2021. He noted that a
 certificate of completion was never issued for the first-floor addition, with outstanding
 inspection violations and fees that needed resolution prior to permit submittal. Staff



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 supported the proposal and relief from the masonry minimum requirement, as the existing
 home had previously received such relief in 2021.

 Architect Sue Auerbach explained that while she was not involved in the previous
 addition, the new second floor addition would match all existing materials and follow the
 line of the existing addition. She presented renderings showing the pink areas
 representing new construction, emphasizing that the project aimed to tie everything
 together cohesively since the first-floor work was completed recently.

 Commissioner DaMario inquired about a bump-out on the back elevation. Auerbach
 clarified it was originally planned for a fireplace but would instead become a window
 seat, noting with humor that they did not plan on "burning the child who will live there."
 The commission found the project straightforward and completing the house as originally
 envisioned.

 Recommendation & Voting

 A motion was made to grant a Certificate of Appropriateness as presented.

 Motion: Jacob Shapiro Second: Julie Naumiak
 Ayes: 6
 Nays: 0
 Absent: 2




 2026-009A – 9053 Kedvale Avenue (Residential)
 Applicant: Rafi Arzoumanian of A+C Architects
 Owner: Cole Teller
 Request: New Detached Residence

 Discussion & Interested Parties
 Staff comments were read into the record.

 Commissioner DaMario presented the staff report for an 8,400 square foot new detached
 residence. He noted that floor plans included bedrooms in the basement, which violated
 zoning ordinance section 100-1853 and would need removal in permit submittal. Staff
 had no objections to the proposed elevations, and the stone exterior walls complied with
 the 51 percent masonry minimum requirement.

 Architect Rafi Arzoumanian of A+C Architects explained that the clients currently lived
 across the street and had purchased the property to build their new home. The existing
 mid-century home would be demolished. The new house would be mostly brick with
 black metal panel accents, featuring a transitional style blending traditional and modern
 elements.



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 Arzoumanian presented material samples, clarifying that the metal panels would be high-
 quality extruded products used for eyebrows above tall windows, bay bump-outs, and
 corner details. The roof would be black asphalt shingles, with fascia in hardy board or
 lighter gauge metal in matching colors.

 Chairman Penning inquired about mature tree preservation. Arzoumanian indicated they
 would try to save trees where possible, particularly a large front tree, though honestly
 noted there weren't many mature trees on the property. The landscaping shown was
 conceptual since he was not a landscape architect.

 Commissioner Shapiro praised the project as "an attractive project" and "a totally fresh
 take on a Devonshire style in the most refreshing way possible."

 Recommendation & Voting

 A motion was made to grant a Certificate of Appropriateness as presented.

 Motion: Thomas DaMario Second: Julie Naumiak
 Ayes: 6
 Nays: 0
 Absent: 2




 2026-010A – 9440 Lincolnwood Drive (Residential)
 Applicant: Nicholas Hadley
 Owner: Katie Shonk and Victor Hernandez
 Request: 1st Floor Addition

 Discussion & Interested Parties
 Staff comments were read into the record.

 Commissioner DaMario presented the staff report for a 494 square foot first floor
 addition to be finished with hardy board siding. The majority of the existing exterior
 walls were already siding, and the proposed addition complemented existing materials.
 Staff supported the elevation and had no objections to granting relief from the 51 percent
 minimum masonry requirement.

 Homeowners Victor Hernandez and Catherine Shonk explained that the addition would
 replace an existing enclosed porch in the rear with a new family room. They also planned
 to extend their narrow kitchen into the garage area without affecting the building's
 exterior appearance, except for replacing a regular back door with a sliding door opening
 to the backyard.




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 The homeowners indicated they would replace all the existing aluminum siding, which
 was chipped and deteriorating, with new hardy board siding in similar colors to the
 existing exterior. They presented material samples showing smooth-textured siding
 options and confirmed they would match the existing limestone stone accents.

 Commissioner DaMario asked about roof details and drainage. The homeowners
 confirmed the addition would tie into existing rooflines with a flat portion, and
 downspouts would be located at the corner between sections. An herb planter bump-out
 was included in the design.

 Commissioner Shapiro expressed concern about potential water infiltration at the inside
 corner created where the new gable roof meets the existing structure, advising careful
 attention to flashing and ice/water shield installation.

 The commission found the project attractive and well-conceived.

 Recommendation & Voting

 A motion was made to grant a Certificate of Appropriateness as presented.

 Motion: Julie Naumiak Second: Jacob Shapiro
 Ayes: 6
 Nays: 0
 Absent: 2



 5) Communication from Staff

 No staff communications were presented.

 6) Public Comment

 No Public Comment was provided.

 7) Adjourn

 Motion to Adjourn was made by Commissioner Naumiak and seconded by
 Commissioner DaMario. The motion passed unanimously.

 Meeting adjourned at 8:02 PM


Respectfully Submitted

Jose Acosta,
Planning Coordinator


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MEMORANDUM
Community Development Department

To: Mark Penning, Appearance Commission Chair
 Appearance Commission Members

From: Angel Schnur, Building & Inspection Services Manager
 Jose Acosta, Planning Coordinator

Date: April 15, 2026

SUBJECT: APPEARANCE COMMISSION STAFF REPORT

Staff offers the following comments on the cases scheduled for the April 15th, 2026, Appearance
Commission meeting:

NEW BUSINESS:

2026-011A 7120 Laramie Avenue (Non-Residential) - The applicant, Hillel Torah North
 Suburban Day School, received a positive recommendation from the Plan
 Commission for their site plan approval application on March 5, 2026, which includes
 a 2,485-square-foot addition and façade modifications. The applicant is now seeking
 a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Appearance Commission for the proposed
 monument sign and associated façade improvements.

 Staff has reviewed the proposed elevations and has no aesthetic objections. The
 selected exterior materials and finishes will provide a cohesive and updated
 appearance that complements the existing structure.

 Staff’s primary concern relates to the location of the playground and the proposed
 landscaping improvements surrounding it. Specifically, staff has questioned whether
 additional safety measures will be implemented to protect the playground area from
 vehicular traffic associated with the driveway access from Laramie Avenue.

2026-012A 4736 Dempster Street (Non-Residential) – The applicant is proposing new signage
 and updates to the existing commercial façade at 4736 Dempster Street. The updates
 include exterior changes to the entire building, including the adjacent physical
 therapy business. The building will be painted a dark blue color with a white parapet
 wall along the top of the building. Canopies will be replaced in a red color.

 Staff would like to note that the proposed light strips along the top of the building are
 not permitted per Section 118-71 of the Village Zoning Code.

 Staff is also concerned with the painted exterior and the long-term maintenance and
 upkeep associated with painted masonry surfaces.




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2026-013A 9719 Skokie Boulevard (Non-Residential) - The applicant is proposing to clean up
 the north side of the existing façade of the southernmost building of The Shops of
 Orchard Place (former Walter E. Smith space). No significant changes are proposed
 to the design of the existing façade, and materials will match the existing building.

 Staff is agreeable to the proposed façade update and has no comments regarding this
 proposal.

2026-014A 4254 Greenwood Street (Residential) – The applicant is proposing to construct a
 380-square-foot addition to the first floor on the north side of the property that will
 contain a kitchen area, dining area, and a patio leading to the rear yard. The proposal
 also includes an 874-square-foot second-floor addition on the west side, closest to
 Greenwood Street, which will contain the main bedroom, a seating room, and an
 additional bedroom. The addition will be a combination of brick and siding.

 Staff notes that, based on street view, it appears the driveway apron does not match
 the length of the existing driveway, and would like to remind the applicant that
 parking is not allowed within the front yard setback in residential districts. Staff also
 recommends adding architectural elements to break up the expansive brick on the side
 elevation.

2026-015A 4919 Morse Avenue (Residential) - The applicant is proposing a 482-square-foot
 addition connecting the existing garage to the residence. The addition will include a
 mudroom, family room, and bathroom. Exterior materials on the addition will match
 the existing structure.

 Staff has no objections to the proposed elevations.

2026-016A 8224 Karlov Avenue (Residential) - The applicant is proposing to tear down and
 reconstruct the existing residential building at 8224 Karlov Avenue, replacing it with
 a new 3,635-square-foot two-story residential building. The building will reach 25
 feet in height and will be constructed entirely of masonry with aluminum panel
 accents.

 Staff is generally not pleased with the aesthetic design of the residence, but will defer
 any comments or suggestions to the Appearance Commission.




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 Village of Skokie
 APPEARANCE COMMISSION APPLICATION
 Community Development Department - Building & Inspection Services Division
 5127 Oakton St. Skokie, IL 60077
 Phone 847/933-8223
 The Appearance Commission meets the 2nd Wednesday* of each month at 7:30 p.m.
 *Unless otherwise noted
 Applications will only be accepted in a PDF format.


APPLICATION DATE: 03/03/2025
 _____________________________________

APPLICATION TYPE (Please check all that apply):
 New Construction X 1st Floor Addition 2nd Floor Addition X Façade X Signage Other

LAND USE:
 Single Family Residential Multifamily Residential Mixed Use Commercial Industrial X Other
 7120 Laramie Avenue
SUBJECT ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________________________

OWNER INFORMATION: Please print legibly.
NAME(S): Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School
ADDRESS: 7120 Laramie Avenue CITY, STATE ZIP: Skokie, IL 60077
PHONE#: 847.674.6533 EMAIL: dov.shandalov@hilleltorah.org

AGENT/PETITIONER INFORMATION (if other than owner):
NAME(S): Wight & Company (Agent), Dov Shandalov (Petitioner)
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ADDRESS: 2500 North Frontage Rd (Agent) CITY, STATE ZIP: Darien, IL 60561 (Agent)
 ______________________________
 630.739.7051 (Agent)
PHONE #: ______________________________________ jslaski@wightco.com (Agent)
 EMAIL: _______________________________________
Please submit the following PDFs to appearance@skokie.org to complete your digital-only application:
 1. Elevations, floor plans, and site plans. Scale ¼” = 1’-0” is preferred, but not required. If the file size is greater
 than 5MB, multiple emails are allowed. Ensure “Appearance Commission PDF” and the project’s property
 address are in the subject line of the email. Color elevations or one color rendering is required.
 2. Completed Zoning Information Worksheet (residential projects only)
 3. Photographs (all sides of the subject building and the fronts of neighboring buildings)
 4. Excerpts of brochures and/or cut sheets of new materials and colors proposed for the project. Matching
 existing materials and colors can be confirmed with the submitted photographs.
 5. Plat of Survey
Does your project include a green roof? Yes No X
* If your project includes a green roof you will placed at or near the top of the agenda.


 Fee Schedule
 Residential Site (new) … $100 plus $50.00 per unit
 Non-Residential Site* (new) … $100 plus $50.00 per 1,000 square feet (based on square footage of building)
 * Any non-residentially zoned site (Business, Industrial, Mixed-Use districts)
 Any Other Appearance Review (Additions, Façade, Sign Package, etc.) … $50.00
 If you have already paid for a preliminary plan review there is no charge.
 For Office Use Only:
 Case Number ____________________________ Meeting Date ________________________________________________
 Acct # NR Amt $ _________________________ Cash / Credit Card/ Check # ____________________________________


VOSDOCS-#149808-v18-Appearance_Commission_Application_form Revised 12/12/25
 # EXTERIOR MATERIAL SCHEDULE

 SYMBOL MATERIAL DESCRIPTION REMARKS
 E-ALUM-1 ALUMINUM COLOR: BLACK BASIS-OF-DESIGN:
 COMPOSITE PANEL REYNOBOND
 WITH FIRE RESISTANT
 CORE
 E-ALUM-2 ALUMINUM COLOR: PREMIUM WOOD BASIS-OF-DESIGN:
 COMPOSITE PANEL GRAIN FINISH REYNOBOND
 WITH FIRE RESISTANT
 CORE
 E-CLAD-1 8MM FIBER CEMENT COLOR: OPEN JOINT RAINSCREEN
 PANELS C1 - IVORY 8091, VERIFY WITH PREFINISHED
 WITH ARCHITECT EXPOSED FASTENERS
 C2 - IVORY 8099, VERIFY BOD: SWISS PEARL
 WITH ARCHITECT LARGO CARAT HILLEL TORAH NORTH
 C3 - CRYSTAL 8010,
 VERIFY WITH ARCHITECT SUBURBAN DAY SCHOOL
 E-CLAD-5 8MM FIBER CEMENT COLOR: TBD OPEN JOINT RAINSCREEN
 PANELS OVER WITH PREFINISHED
 1 1 1 1 5 EXISTING MASONRY EXPOSED FASTENERS
 FACADE BOD: SWISS PEARL
 A5.01 A5.00 A4.20 A5.02 A4.20 LARGO CARAT
 E-WIN-3 6" DEEP STOREFRONT KAWNEER TRIFAB 451T VERTICAL SSG MULLIONS
 B.D B.C B.B B.A A.A SYSTEM FRONT GLAZED OR & CAPTURED
 SIMILAR HORIZONTAL AND
 PERIMETER MULLIONS.
 CORNER TO UTILIZE
 ANGLED SSG MULLION
 11 1/4" 16'-4 3/4" 14'-5 1/2" 25'-10 3/4" 10'-6 1/4" 44'-9 5/8" 18'-0"


 GYM & MULTIPURPOSE PARAPET
 118' - 4 1/2"
 124' - 8" Wight & Company
 115' - 6 1/2" wightco.com
 RAINSCREEN FACADE
 LED INSULATED GLASS
 ....................
 E-ALUM-1 E-CLAD-1 E-ALUM-1 UNIT FIXTURE, TYP. OF 12 113' - 10 1/2" 2500 North Frontage Road
 Darien, IL 60561
 C2
 C3
 C1
 C2
 C2
 C3
 C2
 C1
 C3
 C2
 C1
 C3
 C2 C2 C1
 E-CLAD-1 E-ALUM-1
 CUT PANELS AROUND PLANTER WALL NEW ROOF
 ....................
 C3 C2 C1 C2 C2 C3 C2 C2 C1 C2 C2
 112' - 6" P 630.969.7000
 C2 C3 C2 C2 C1 C2 C2 C2 C3 C2 C1 C3 C2 C2 C3 C2 C3 C2
 F 630.969.7979
 C2 C2 C2 C3 C2 C2 C1 C2 C3 C2 C2 C3 C2 C1 C2 C2 C2 C1 C2
 C3 C2 C3 C1 C2 C3 C2 C3 C1 C2 C1 C2 C2 C2 C3 C1 C3 C2 C2 C3
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 C3
 E-WIN-3 E-WIN-3 E-WIN-3
 C1

 C2
 C2
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 C2 C3
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 C2 C1 LEVEL 01
 C2
 100' - 0"
 E-CLAD-1 E-ALUM-1 ROOF DRAIN 1'-4" MECHANICAL LOUVER, E-CLAD-5 E-WIN-3 E-CLAD-5 E-ALUM-1 LEVEL 00
 99' - 0"
 DOWNSPOUT OUTLET REFER TO MECHANICAL ORNAMENTAL ALUMINUM FENCE/GATE NEW WOOD FENCE AND CONCRETE PLANTER
 INDICATED BY DASHED LINES
 EXTERIOR ELEVATION - EAST FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION
 1 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"




 1970.5 B.3 B.3 B.21959.9 1959.7 A.1 1959.6 1959.50 1959.4 1959.3 1959.2 1970.3 1959.1 1985.4




 GYM & MULTIPURPOSE PARAPET
 124' - 8"
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 A5.01 A4.20 A4.20


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 99' - 0" NEW WOOD FENCE AND CONCRETE PLANTER
 INDICATED BY DASHED LINES
 TI ON
 EXTERIOR ELEVATION - SOUTH EXTERIOR ELEVATION - NORTH
 2 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
 3 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"




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 E-CLAD-1


 PANEL JOINTS TO ALIGN WITH
 PANEL JOINTS TO ALIGN WITH E-ALUM-1 CEILING PANEL JOINTS




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 CEILING PANEL JOINTS RECESSED LIGHT
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 LEVEL 01
 LEVEL 00 LEVEL 00 100' - 0"
 99' - 0" 99' - 0"




 EXTERIOR ELEVATION NORTH END WALL EXTERIOR ELEVATION-NORTH END WALL EXTERIOR ELEVATION-MAIN ENTRY SIDEWALL
 4 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
 5 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
 6 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" Appearance Commission 03/03/2026
 Petition for Site Plan Approval 02/05/2026
 REV DESCRIPTION DATE



 HILLEL TORAH NORTH
 SUBURBAN DAY
 SCHOOL

 7120 Laramie Ave
 Skokie, IL 60077




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 EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS



 Project Number:
 210250
 Drawn By:
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 Sheet:



 A4.00
 Petition for Site Plan Approval:
 Proposed Monument Sign




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 5" COLORED ALUM. PIN
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 Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School
 7120 Laramie Avenue | Skokie, IL 60077
 HILLEL TORAH NORTH
 SUBURBAN DAY SCHOOL




 PLANT SCHEDULE
 SYMBOL CODE BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME COND SIZE QTY Wight & Company
 wightco.com
 TREES ....................
 2500 North Frontage Road
 Darien, IL 60561
 ....................
 P 630.969.7000
 SYMBOL CODE BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME COND. SIZE QTY
 F 630.969.7979
 DECIDUOUS SHRUBS
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 GRASSES




 SYMBOL CODE BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME COND SIZE QTY

 GROUND COVERS




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 LANDSCAPE NOTES:




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 MULTI LEVEL BRICK SCHOOL BUILDING
 Petition for Site Plan Approval 02/05/2026
 REV DESCRIPTION DATE



 RENOVATION +
 ADDITION


 7120 Laramie Ave
 Skokie, IL 60077

 LANDSCAPE PLAN



 Project Number:
 210250
 Drawn By:
 S.S.G.
 J.U.L.I.E. Sheet:



 L1.00
 # KEY NOTES GENERAL NOTES
 A1 INFILL OPENING IN EXISTING WALL. MATCH EXISTING WALL CONSTRUCTION
 1. ALL ITEMS THAT ARE TO BE REMOVED AND REINSTALLED OR SAVED ARE TO
 TYPE AND WIDTH, VERIFY IN FIELD. INSTALL WATERPROOFING BARRIER TO
 BE TAGGED AND CAREFULLY STORED (SEE OWNER FOR LOCATION).
 MAKE WEATHER TIGHT. REFER TO FINISH PLANS FOR FINISH REQUIREMENTS.
 2. ALL AREAS AFFECTED BY DEMOLITION TO BE PATCHED, REPAIRED, & LEVELED
 A8 WALL-MOUNTED INTERATIVE SMARTBOARD. CONTRACTOR PROVIDED, TO MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT SURFACE (MATCH EXISTING CONDITION AT
 CONTRACTOR INSTALLED. PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED. REFER TO A9 DOOR JAMBS) VERIFY IN FIELD.
 SERIES AND/OR AV SERIES FOR MORE INFORMATION. 3. FOR MASONRY WALL PATCHING, TOOTH-IN COURSING INTO EXISTING
 A13 REMOVE EXISTING LINTEL. INFILL OPENING IN EXISTING WALL, CUT DOWN MASONRY.
 EXISTING KNEE WALL FOR NEW DOOR OPENING, PROVIDE NEW LINTEL. 4. THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS INDICATE THE OVERALL AREAS OF WORK.
 TOOTH-IN NEW MASONRY TO MATCH EXISTING CONSTRUCTION, VERIFY IN INCIDENTAL WORK ASSOCIATED BUT NOT SHOWN ON THE CONSTRUCTION
 FIELD. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE SHORING FOR EXISTING STRUCTURE. DOCUMENTS MAY BE REQUIRED OUTSIDE THE PROJECT AREAS. THIS WORK
 A14 NEW CONCRETE RAMP ON GEOFOAM. REFER TO STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS. IS PART OF THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT AND IS TO BE COMPLETED IN
 PROVIDE WOOD WALL MOUNTED HANDRAILS W/ 12" EXTENSIONS AND WALL ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS AT NO ADDITINOAL COST
 RETURNS AT TOP AND BOTTOM OF RAMP, EACH SIDE OF RAMP. TO THE OWNER.
 5. ALL ITEMS INDICATED TO REMAIN ARE TO BE PROTECTED FROM DAMAGE.
 A15 NEW CONCRETE SLAB INFILL ON GEOFOAM. REFER TO STRUCTURAL
 DRAWINGS. DAMAGED ITEMS ARE TO BE PATCHED & REPAIRED OR REPLACED AS HILLEL TORAH NORTH
 REQUIRED TO MATCH ADJACENT LEVEL OF FINISH AND CONSTRUCTION, AT
 A16 8' HIGH ORNAMENTAL ALUMINUM FENCE/GATE W/ PUSH SIDE PANIC AND PULL
 SIDE KEYED LOCK HARDWARE
 NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. SUBURBAN DAY SCHOOL
 6. WHEN THE REMOVAL OF EXISTING SURFACE MATERIAL IS REQUIRED TO
 A17 (5) PLASTIC LAMINATE SHELVES ON STANDARDS & BRACKETS. 12" DEEP. 3/4" COMPLETE CONTRACT WORK AND A NEW FINISH IS NOT SCHEDULED,
 THICK PARTICLE BOARD WITH PL-X FINISH ON ALL EXPOSED FACES, TYP. FULL PATCH/REPAIR AND PRIME THE AFFECTED SURFACE TO RECEIVE NEW FINISH.
 LENGTH OF CLOSET, U.N.O. 7. NEW SLEEVES AND OPENINGS IN THE EXISTING FLOOR, WALL & CEILING
 A18 EXTRUDED ALUMINUM REINFORCED METAL CORNER GUARD: GORDON INC CONSTRUCTION ARE TO BE SEALED WITH FIRE SAFETY MATERIAL.
 FINAL FORMS SERIES 900, 901-SC-1250 OR SIMILAR 8. REFER TO G-SERIES LIFE SAFETY DRAWINGS FOR LOCATION OF FIRE RATED
 A22 INFILL OPENING IN EXISTING WALL WITH CMU. TOOTH-IN COURSING INTO CONSTRUCTION.
 EXISTING MASONRY. MATCH EXISTING WALL WIDTH AND FIRE PROTECTION 9. ALL MISC. ITEMS (CHALKBOARDS, PENCIL SHARPENERS, ETC.) THAT
 REQUIREMENTS. INSTALL WATERPROOFING BARRIER TO MAKE WEATHER INTERFERE WITH THE COMPLETION OF CONTRACT WORK BUT ARE NOT
 TIGHT. SEE FINISH PLANS FOR FINISH REQUIREMENTS. SHOWN TO BE REMOVED ARE TO BE REMOVED, STORED, AND REINSTALLED,
 A24 COAT HOOK MOUNTED @ 60" A.F.F. BASIS OF DESIGN: ROCKWOOD MEDIUM AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. IN THE EVENT THAT ITEMS CANNOT
 COAT HOOK, SATIN CHROME BE REINSTALLED IN ITS ORIGINAL LOCATION COORDINATE NEW LOCATION
 WITH ARCHITECT/OWNER.
 A25 NEW OPENING AND LOUVER IN EXISTING MASONRY WALL. PROVIDE NEW
 10. REFER TO MEP-FP DRAWINGS FOR NEW OPENINGS IN EXISTING WALLS AND
 LINTEL AND TOOTH-IN MASONRY AT JAMBS.
 FLOORS REQUIRED FOR DUCTS, LOUVERS, ETC. CUT IN NEW OPENINGS,
 A26 ALUMINUM ACOUSTIC PARTITION CLOSURE TOOTH-IN NEW MASONRY/ PATCH PLASTER/GYPSUM BOARD. Wight & Company
 A31 COLD APPLIED WATERPROOFING SYSTEM BELOW CONCRETE PAVEMENT AT 11. REFER TO MEP-FP DRAWINGS FOR DEMOLITION / REMOVAL / RELOCATION wightco.com
 A36
 ABANDONED AREA WELL
 CAREFULLY REMOVE FIRST (5) EXISTING CUBBIES AND STORE FOR FUTURE
 AND INSTALLATION OF FIXTURES AND DEVICES.
 12. REFER TO SHEET G0.2 FOR TYPICAL FIXUTRE MOUNTING HEIGHTS AND ADA
 ....................
 RE-USE AND RE-INSTALLATION. COMPLAINT PLANS, ELEVATIONS, AND DETAILS. 2500 North Frontage Road
 13. UPON REMOVAL OF DOORS, SHORE OPENINGS AS REQUIRED. SECURE ALL Darien, IL 60561
 NEW FRAMES PER MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS. PROVIDE LINTELS
 AS REQUIRED. SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS.
 ....................
 14. ON DOORS THAT ARE TO BE REMOVED RETURN ALL DOOR HARDWARE TO
 P 630.969.7000
 OWNER PRIOR TO DISPOSAL. F 630.969.7979
 15. ALL ELECTRICAL DEVICES & ASSEMBLIES BEING AFFECTED BY DEMO OF
 DOORS TO BE REINSTALLED AND RECONNECTED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO
 THE OWNER.
 16. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO OUTSIDE FACE OF WALL MATERIAL (GYPSUM BOARD
 OR MASONRY) UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.
 17. REFER TO A12 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR FURNITURE, FIXTURES, AND
 EQUIPMENT THAT REQUIRES BLOCKING OR OTHER CONTRACT WORK.
 18. ALL EXISTING CORRIDOR WALLS TO BE TO DECK - VIF. EXTEND HEIGHT TO
 DECK WHERE NOT TO MAINTAIN FIRE AND SOUND RATING SEPARATION WITH
 LIKE WALL CONSTRUCTION.

 FLOOR PLAN LEGEND B1
 EXISTING WALL

 NEW WALL


 PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED - AREA NOT IN CONTRACT


 1959.1 1970.3 1959.2 1959.3 1959.4 1959.50 1959.6 A.1 1959.7 1959.9 B.2
 NEW DOOR. REFER TO SHEET A8.02 FOR DOOR SCHEDULE


 N
 B.3 EXISTING DOOR TO REMAIN. REFER TO SHEET A8.02 FOR
 DOOR SCHEDULE FOR REQUIRED MODIFICATIONS

 METAL LOCKER- 5% OF TOTAL PROVIDED QUANTITY SHALL BE
 A25 A26 ACCESSIBLE. COORDINATE ADA COMPLIANT LOCKER
 LOCATIONS WITH ARCHITECT/OWNER PRIOR TO PROCUREMENT
 x10.2
 1959.J
 MB-8 1i PARTITION TYPE. REFER TO A8 SERIES
 OH A25
 9 CLASSROOM GRADE 1 12 10 CLASSROOM GRADE 2 ALUMINUM STOREFRONT/CURTAIN WALL TYPE. REFER TO
 12
 MB-8
 A7.01 11 A7.01 11 10 X ELEVATIONS
 A7.01 HOLLOW METAL BORROWED LITE TYPE. REFER TO A8.30

 15'-11 1/4"
 1 EXTERIOR WINDOWS AND DOORS SHALL BE LABELED AS




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 2A13

 21'-0 7/8" 10'-6 1/8" 4'-9 7/8"
 1'-5 5/8"
 3'-4" 2'-6 5/8" 7'-8 1/8"
 A9.09
 20'-4 5/8"
 CONFORMING TO AAMA/NWDA 101/I.S.2 OR 101/I.S.2/NAFS
 CO N
 NS OT
 CLOSET MB-7 MB-7 101.1 DOOR TAG. REFER TO SHEET A8.03 FOR DOOR SCHEDULE
 TB-5
 A8
 TB-5
 T.S.
 TB-5 1 A18 11A A17 MB-7 MB-7
 A26
 A9.09 A17 2A03
 A18 10.1 TB-5 FESR FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET SEMI-RECESSED


 TR FO
 MB-7 MB-7
 T.S.
 MB-7
 A8
 MB-7 11.1
 TB-5

 5'-10 3/8"
 11 CLOSET CLOSET 7.1
 2A13 10 FESM
 4'-1" 10A 7A 2A13 FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET SURFACE MOUNT
 1970.P

 UC R
 2A11 2A11 1959.I
 A18 A18
 TB-6 TB-6 14
 TB-5 TB-6 A18
 2 ALIGN 1 ALIGN MB-1 4'-0" WIDE x 8'-0" HIGH BOTTOM MOUNTED SLIDING MARKER
 1C04 A18
 5'-11"

 TI
 4" 11'-8 5/8" 9 3/4" 5'-8 3/4" 3'-0" 4'-3 1/8" 3'-0" A7.07 CORRIDOR
 2A11 5'-4" A7.01 BOARD ASSEMBLY WITH LOW PROFILE FLOOR TRACK.
 1C04 HOLD HOLD A18 7 REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS.
 A7.05 C-3


 ON
 12
 GIRLS 1959.H MB-2 4'-0" WIDE x 8'-0" HIGH. MOUNT VERTICALLY.
 T-6 T-6 J.C. 3 A18
 A1 MB-7
 5'-1 3/8"
 12 A7.05 CLASSROOM GRADE 2 4 MB-3 3'-0" WIDE x 4'-6" HIGH BOTTOM MOUNTED SLIDING MARKER
 1A32 2A13 8 MB-7
 8 2A13 7 BOARD ASSEMBLY WITH LOW PROFILE FLOOR TRACK.
 TB-9
 RESOURCE 100' - 0" 3 A5.01 REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS & TEACH WALL DETAILS.
 A9.15 BOYS 13
 T-5 8 15 A4.00
 A8 A7.01 2'-3 7/8" MB-4 4'-0" WIDE x 4'-6" HIGH BOTTOM MOUNTED SLIDING MARKER
 5'-2" 1'-0" 5'-2" 4'-11" 9'-8 5/8"
 13 1A40 2A11 4'-0" 8'-10 1/4" 5'-9 3/8" BOARD ASSEMBLY WITH LOW PROFILE FLOOR TRACK.
 3 REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS & TEACH WALL DETAILS
 A7.07 GIRLS 1 HOLD
 1A40



 SEE 10 / A6.00
 2A13 A5.12
 T-4 A14 A9.09
 A4.00 5 MB-5 12'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 2A13
 MB-7 A31
 1 :12
 1970.N BOYS
 A15 MB-7 4
 2A03 A16 MB-6 6'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 T-7 A17 A25
 A36 MB-1 MB-1 T.S.
 2A13 A13 A4.00
 T-7 ALIGN 2 MB-7 4'-0" WIDE x 8'-0" HIGH BOTTOM MOUNTED SLIDING MARKER
 A24 2'-0" A6.00 TB-5 MB-8 S1C FDC BOARD ASSEMBLY WITH LOW PROFILE FLOOR TRACK.
 1C04 1959.G REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS & TEACH WALL DETAILS.
 1A30 T-2 6
 4'-10 3/4"
 HOLD
 STAIR 1 3A11 SOFFIT ABOVE
 4'-11 1/4" A22 1A30 TOILET STAFF TOILET 3A11 4'-0" 3A11 1A30 MB-8 8'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 2A13 7 1A00 1A40 S1
 STORAGE T-3 T-2
 A7.07




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 IDF
 3'-7 1/8"
 5A 1A00 A.A MB-9 8'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH CLARIDGE GLASS MARKER BOARD,
 23 A18 OFFICE T-3 1C04 6 11'-0" OFFICE MAGNETIC, INVISIBLE EDGE, MAGNETIC MARKER TRAY,
 3A11 S1B
 2A13 24 3A11 2 MOUNTED HORIZONTALLY
 5 OFFICE 5A 1A40 JAN


 5'-10 3/4"
 MB-10 6'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH CLARIDGE GLASS MARKER BOARD,
 ALIGN
 A4.20 23 3
 1A00 11 1/2" 7'-3 3/4" 1'-0" 6'-11 1/4" 1'-0" 3A11 MAGNETIC, INVISIBLE EDGE, MAGNETIC MARKER TRAY,
 +/- 12'-4" 10'-9" 1A00 1C23
 5 3 MOUNTED HORIZONTALLY
 A22 6 11
 A7.06 A7.06 4 3A11 3A13 A5 TB-1 12'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 1A00 2A11 A7.06 1C23
 STAFF TOILET
 10 7/8"
 1970.M A7.00 1A40
 6'-8 1/4"
 A22 LIFT
 24 2A11 T-1 TB-2 11'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 1C04 E1
 5 2
 EXISTING RAMP xT-1 TB-3 10'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 UP ALIGN
 1959.F
 TO REMAIN 3'-11" 99' - 0" 5'-0" 6'-1 1/4" V01B V01A
 CORRIDOR 1'-9"
 ALIGN
 2A11 NURSE TB-4 9'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 A15 C-1 HOLD 1C23 VEST
 5 A18
 HOLD
 1A00 V-1 Appearance Commission 03/03/2026
 1970.L 99' - 0" 3A11 2A11 7'-0" 1C04 1 6 A8.10 TB-5 8'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 A7.05 ALIGN Petition for Site Plan Approval 02/05/2026
 A18
 MB-6 25 A18 TB-12 TB-11 TB-12 REV DESCRIPTION DATE
 TB-6 7'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 3'-5 3/4"
 4 1959.E
 1A00 S2A 1 4
 1
 ALIGN
 TB-7 4'-0" WIDE x 8'-0" HIGH. MOUNT VERTICALLY.
 TB-5 5'-4"
 MB-6 ALIGN
 9'-10 7/8" TB-8 ALIGN
 A18
 2A11 1A00
 T.S.
 MB-4 MB-3 MB-3 MB-4
 A8
 A5.02
 A5.12
 TB-8 4'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT VERTICALLY.
 HILLEL TORAH NORTH
 1A00
 1A00
 12 11
 9
 TB-5
 2A11
 A18
 1A23 TB-9 6'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY. SUBURBAN DAY
 10 3'-0" CLASSROOM MS
 A7.03
 RESOURCE 2
 A22
 STAIR 2
 S2
 RESOURCE
 4
 4
 3
 1 A5 5 A8.10
 T.S. TACK STRIP- SEE INTERIOR ELEVATION FOR MOUNTING
 HEIGHT SCHOOL
 25 A9.09 4'-6 5/8"
 MB-6
 A7.02
 A22 MB-8 A18
 ALIGN
 1A00 A8 (DIMENSION)
 1A40 2A03 2A13 DIMENSION IS CRITICAL. HOLD DIMENSION FACE
 T.S. A17 1.1
 MB-4 MB-3 MB-3 MB-4 3A11 MB-1 MB-1 1959.D HOLD
 TO FACE OF WALL.
 TB-8 TB-5 MB-8 3'-0" 7120 Laramie Ave
 2'-0"
 1967.6 1 / A2.01B2 +/- (DIMENSION) Skokie, IL 60077
 DIMENSION IS NOT CRITICAL. WALL PLACED AT
 B.A REMAINDER OF DIMENSION STRING.




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 (DIMENSION) CL
 DIMENSION TO STRUCTURAL COLUMN
 LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN -
 3 4
 A6.00 CENTERLINE
 AREA B1
 A4.20 A4.20 ALIGN ALIGN FACES OF WALL




 N
 Project Number:
 LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN - AREA B1
 1 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
 210250
 Drawn By:
 J. SLASKI
 Sheet:



 A2.01B1
 # KEY NOTES GENERAL NOTES
 A1 INFILL OPENING IN EXISTING WALL. MATCH EXISTING WALL CONSTRUCTION
 1. ALL ITEMS THAT ARE TO BE REMOVED AND REINSTALLED OR SAVED ARE TO
 TYPE AND WIDTH, VERIFY IN FIELD. INSTALL WATERPROOFING BARRIER TO
 BE TAGGED AND CAREFULLY STORED (SEE OWNER FOR LOCATION).
 MAKE WEATHER TIGHT. REFER TO FINISH PLANS FOR FINISH REQUIREMENTS.
 2. ALL AREAS AFFECTED BY DEMOLITION TO BE PATCHED, REPAIRED, & LEVELED
 A3 WALL-MOUNTED TV MONITOR. CONTRACTOR PROVIDED, CONTRACTOR TO MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT SURFACE (MATCH EXISTING CONDITION AT
 INSTALLED. PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED. DOOR JAMBS) VERIFY IN FIELD.
 A14 NEW CONCRETE RAMP ON GEOFOAM. REFER TO STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS. 3. FOR MASONRY WALL PATCHING, TOOTH-IN COURSING INTO EXISTING
 PROVIDE WOOD WALL MOUNTED HANDRAILS W/ 12" EXTENSIONS AND WALL MASONRY.
 RETURNS AT TOP AND BOTTOM OF RAMP, EACH SIDE OF RAMP. 4. THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS INDICATE THE OVERALL AREAS OF WORK.
 A15 NEW CONCRETE SLAB INFILL ON GEOFOAM. REFER TO STRUCTURAL INCIDENTAL WORK ASSOCIATED BUT NOT SHOWN ON THE CONSTRUCTION
 DRAWINGS. DOCUMENTS MAY BE REQUIRED OUTSIDE THE PROJECT AREAS. THIS WORK
 A17 (5) PLASTIC LAMINATE SHELVES ON STANDARDS & BRACKETS. 12" DEEP. 3/4" IS PART OF THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT AND IS TO BE COMPLETED IN
 THICK PARTICLE BOARD WITH PL-X FINISH ON ALL EXPOSED FACES, TYP. FULL ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS AT NO ADDITINOAL COST
 LENGTH OF CLOSET, U.N.O. TO THE OWNER.
 5. ALL ITEMS INDICATED TO REMAIN ARE TO BE PROTECTED FROM DAMAGE.
 A19 PARTIAL HEIGHT METAL LOCKERS MOUNTED OFF GROUND, REFER TO
 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS AND SECTIONS.
 DAMAGED ITEMS ARE TO BE PATCHED & REPAIRED OR REPLACED AS HILLEL TORAH NORTH
 REQUIRED TO MATCH ADJACENT LEVEL OF FINISH AND CONSTRUCTION, AT
 A22 INFILL OPENING IN EXISTING WALL WITH CMU. TOOTH-IN COURSING INTO NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. SUBURBAN DAY SCHOOL
 EXISTING MASONRY. MATCH EXISTING WALL WIDTH AND FIRE PROTECTION 6. WHEN THE REMOVAL OF EXISTING SURFACE MATERIAL IS REQUIRED TO
 REQUIREMENTS. INSTALL WATERPROOFING BARRIER TO MAKE WEATHER COMPLETE CONTRACT WORK AND A NEW FINISH IS NOT SCHEDULED,
 TIGHT. SEE FINISH PLANS FOR FINISH REQUIREMENTS. PATCH/REPAIR AND PRIME THE AFFECTED SURFACE TO RECEIVE NEW FINISH.
 A24 COAT HOOK MOUNTED @ 60" A.F.F. BASIS OF DESIGN: ROCKWOOD MEDIUM 7. NEW SLEEVES AND OPENINGS IN THE EXISTING FLOOR, WALL & CEILING
 COAT HOOK, SATIN CHROME CONSTRUCTION ARE TO BE SEALED WITH FIRE SAFETY MATERIAL.
 A28 AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR ACTIVATOR 8. REFER TO G-SERIES LIFE SAFETY DRAWINGS FOR LOCATION OF FIRE RATED
 A29 OPERABLE PARTITION WITH POCKET DOORS CONSTRUCTION.
 9. ALL MISC. ITEMS (CHALKBOARDS, PENCIL SHARPENERS, ETC.) THAT
 A30 PROVIDE BLOCKING FOR OWNER PROVIDED DONOR WALL PLAQUES
 INTERFERE WITH THE COMPLETION OF CONTRACT WORK BUT ARE NOT
 A32 WALL-MOUNTED TV MONITOR in 6" DEEP RECESSED WALL OPENING. SHOWN TO BE REMOVED ARE TO BE REMOVED, STORED, AND REINSTALLED,
 CONTRACTOR PROVIDED, CONTRACTOR INSTALLED. PROVIDE BLOCKING AS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. IN THE EVENT THAT ITEMS CANNOT
 REQUIRED. BE REINSTALLED IN ITS ORIGINAL LOCATION COORDINATE NEW LOCATION
 WITH ARCHITECT/OWNER.
 10. REFER TO MEP-FP DRAWINGS FOR NEW OPENINGS IN EXISTING WALLS AND
 FLOORS REQUIRED FOR DUCTS, LOUVERS, ETC. CUT IN NEW OPENINGS,
 TOOTH-IN NEW MASONRY/ PATCH PLASTER/GYPSUM BOARD. Wight & Company
 11. REFER TO MEP-FP DRAWINGS FOR DEMOLITION / REMOVAL / RELOCATION wightco.com
 AND INSTALLATION OF FIXTURES AND DEVICES.
 12. REFER TO SHEET G0.2 FOR TYPICAL FIXUTRE MOUNTING HEIGHTS AND ADA
 ....................
 COMPLAINT PLANS, ELEVATIONS, AND DETAILS. 2500 North Frontage Road
 13. UPON REMOVAL OF DOORS, SHORE OPENINGS AS REQUIRED. SECURE ALL Darien, IL 60561
 NEW FRAMES PER MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS. PROVIDE LINTELS
 AS REQUIRED. SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS.
 ....................
 14. ON DOORS THAT ARE TO BE REMOVED RETURN ALL DOOR HARDWARE TO
 P 630.969.7000
 OWNER PRIOR TO DISPOSAL. F 630.969.7979
 15. ALL ELECTRICAL DEVICES & ASSEMBLIES BEING AFFECTED BY DEMO OF
 DOORS TO BE REINSTALLED AND RECONNECTED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO
 THE OWNER.
 1959.1 1959.2 1959.3 1959.4 1959.50 1959.6 A.1 1959.7 B.2 B.3 16. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO OUTSIDE FACE OF WALL MATERIAL (GYPSUM BOARD
 OR MASONRY) UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.
 17. REFER TO A12 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR FURNITURE, FIXTURES, AND
 EQUIPMENT THAT REQUIRES BLOCKING OR OTHER CONTRACT WORK.
 3 4 18. ALL EXISTING CORRIDOR WALLS TO BE TO DECK - VIF. EXTEND HEIGHT TO
 DECK WHERE NOT TO MAINTAIN FIRE AND SOUND RATING SEPARATION WITH
 FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

 1 / A2.01A2
 A4.20 A4.20 LIKE WALL CONSTRUCTION.

 EXISTING WALL
 1A00
 NEW WALL
 1.1

 3'-0" 1 / A2.01B1 PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED - AREA NOT IN CONTRACT

 B.A


 SEE 10 / A6.00
 1A00
 27B A22 ALIGN A24 OFFICE +/- 7'-8 1/2" 3'-3" B2
 NEW DOOR. REFER TO SHEET A8.02 FOR DOOR SCHEDULE
 1 :12
 OFFICE OFFICE
 HOLD
 10'-9 1/4"
 2A13
 6'-2" A14 A-107
 +/- 10'-3"
 27A 1

 +/- 11'-0 1/2"
 A-111 A-109
 A15 2A13 1A00 A4.00
 STORAGE 1A23 EXISTING DOOR TO REMAIN. REFER TO SHEET A8.02 FOR
 1A40 2A13 DOOR SCHEDULE FOR REQUIRED MODIFICATIONS
 A111 A109
 27A 2A13 A107 N
 9'-0 1/4"
 7'-7 7/8" 3'-5 5/8" B.B METAL LOCKER- 5% OF TOTAL PROVIDED QUANTITY SHALL BE
 5'-0" HOLD A106
 ALIGN ALIGN
 1A40 PRINCIPAL ACCESSIBLE. COORDINATE ADA COMPLIANT LOCKER
 9'-0" 2A13
 16'-0 1/4"
 7 1/2"
 A19 A32 A12 A-106 3 LOCATIONS WITH ARCHITECT/OWNER PRIOR TO PROCUREMENT
 12 A8.10 C-2.1
 9'-8 1/4" 2A13 1A23 A5.00
 1 1 BEIT MIDRASH A110 A108 1i PARTITION TYPE. REFER TO A8 SERIES
 A7.06 2A13
 A8.01 27 4 OFFICE OFFICE 10'-0" A3
 TOILET
 8'-3 7/8"
 A9.08 A-110 A-108 1A00 ALUMINUM STOREFRONT/CURTAIN WALL TYPE. REFER TO
 1A40
 T-8 5'-9" EQ 1959.C X ELEVATIONS
 10'-4 3/4" +/- 10'-6" 5'-5" 9'-11" 3'-11" HOLLOW METAL BORROWED LITE TYPE. REFER TO A8.30
 ALIGN
 2A13 CORRIDOR
 T-8 1 EXTERIOR WINDOWS AND DOORS SHALL BE LABELED AS
 C-2 2A13 OFFICE 31'-0
 8'-11 5/8"
 1A00 HOLD
 CONFORMING TO AAMA/NWDA 101/I.S.2 OR 101/I.S.2/NAFS
 HOLD
 2 A-105
 TOILET T-9 5'-7" A9.07
 1
 CL 2A13 1/8"




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 A29 1C24

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 A9.08 8'-0" TB-8 1A23 101.1
 7'-10 7/8"
 T-9 EQ DOOR TAG. REFER TO SHEET A8.03 FOR DOOR SCHEDULE
 2A13 ALIGN A105 1959.B
 OFFICE OFFICE
 1A40 COPY/STOR.



 NS OT
 12
 7 1/2"
 A
 7a 7a 1A40 EQ A-112
 A-103 4'-0" CORRIDOR A-104 FESR FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET SEMI-RECESSED
 HOLD
 A8.10
 A9.15 A9.15 A7.00 2 A-101  2A13 5'-0"
 2A13 A104
 A24 A9.16 A101
 5'-9" A112 EQ 67


 TR FO
 .7° FESM FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET SURFACE MOUNT

 2'-9 1/8"
 RECEPTION
 C-2
 MB-9
 MB-1 MB-1
 1A30 1A00 A-100
 A17 2A13
 MB-1

 UC R
 2A03 4'-0" WIDE x 8'-0" HIGH BOTTOM MOUNTED SLIDING MARKER
 A11 A3 1 B.C
 7'-2 5/8"
 1 BOARD ASSEMBLY WITH LOW PROFILE FLOOR TRACK.

 +/- 12'-5" 12'-3 3/8"
 1A00 A7.00 1A00 REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS.
 1 A3 A9.16
 RESOURCE 1


 TI
 A4.20 A32 8 CONF ROOM 1C24 SOFFIT ABOVE MB-2 4'-0" WIDE x 8'-0" HIGH. MOUNT VERTICALLY.
 30 11 A8.10 1A00 A9.03
 1A40 A9.17 A-102
 1A00 2A13

 ON
 30 2A13 A102 1A00 MB-3 3'-0" WIDE x 4'-6" HIGH BOTTOM MOUNTED SLIDING MARKER
 1A30 1 10 3/4"
 MB-5 A9 BOARD ASSEMBLY WITH LOW PROFILE FLOOR TRACK.
 27 A9.04 1959.A REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS & TEACH WALL DETAILS.
 A100A
 6 MB-4 4'-0" WIDE x 4'-6" HIGH BOTTOM MOUNTED SLIDING MARKER
 A22 A10 1A32 9
 10 A7.00 A100 BOARD ASSEMBLY WITH LOW PROFILE FLOOR TRACK.
 1A22 1A30
 11'-1 1/2" 12'-6 1/4" 5'-8 3/4" 1A00 1A32 1A32 1970.H REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS & TEACH WALL DETAILS
 A8.10 1A30 A8
 A8.10 LOBBY
 A7 MB-5 12'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 C-8 C-8 1
 5 SECURE VESTIBULE
 ACTIVE ACTIVE
 V-8 6 / A4.00 A5.00
 C-8A 7 MB-6 6'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 1A30 A7.00 8
 ELEC. 8
 A28 V-8.1 A28 MB-7 4'-0" WIDE x 8'-0" HIGH BOTTOM MOUNTED SLIDING MARKER
 A7.00 V-8 7 A8.10 A28
 C-8A BOARD ASSEMBLY WITH LOW PROFILE FLOOR TRACK.
 12 REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS & TEACH WALL DETAILS.
 xT-10 xT-11 1A00 1A00 1A30 1A00 1A30 1A30 1A00 A28 1A22
 A9.16 A30
 GIRLS BOYS 2A13 2A13 B.D MB-8 8'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 T-10 T-11 44 44.1 1
 PROTECT EXISTING MB-9 8'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH CLARIDGE GLASS MARKER BOARD,
 A5.01 MEMORIAL GARDEN TO MAGNETIC, INVISIBLE EDGE, MAGNETIC MARKER TRAY,
 x44B.1 STORAGE REMAIN. MOUNTED HORIZONTALLY




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 INFILL EXISTING MASONRY 44B
 WALL TO MATCH EXISTING MB-10 6'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH CLARIDGE GLASS MARKER BOARD,
 CONSTRUCTION x44B 2
 MAGNETIC, INVISIBLE EDGE, MAGNETIC MARKER TRAY,
 A5.12
 MOUNTED HORIZONTALLY
 TB-1 12'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 x44A.1
 TB-2 11'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.

 TB-3 10'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 32

 OFFICE TB-4 9'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.
 MAINTENANCE
 32 44D x44D TB-5 8'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY.

 TB-6 7'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY. Appearance Commission 03/03/2026
 Petition for Site Plan Approval 02/05/2026
 A1 1C04
 x44.4 MULTIPURPOSE ROOM STORAGE TB-7 4'-0" WIDE x 8'-0" HIGH. MOUNT VERTICALLY. REV DESCRIPTION DATE
 44 44A
 x44C.3 TB-8 4'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT VERTICALLY.
 44C
 TB-9 6'-0" WIDE x 4'-0" HIGH. MOUNT HORIZONTALLY. HILLEL TORAH NORTH
 T.S. TACK STRIP- SEE INTERIOR ELEVATION FOR MOUNTING
 HEIGHT SUBURBAN DAY
 KITCHEN (DIMENSION)
 SCHOOL
 44C DIMENSION IS CRITICAL. HOLD DIMENSION FACE
 TO FACE OF WALL.
 Uni on
 HOLD
 T T
 T
 +/- (DIMENSION)
 x44C.4 DIMENSION IS NOT CRITICAL. WALL PLACED AT
 REMAINDER OF DIMENSION STRING.
 7120 Laramie Ave
 x44A
 Skokie, IL 60077
 (DIMENSION) CL




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 DIMENSION TO STRUCTURAL COLUMN
 x44C.1 CENTERLINE

 ALIGN
 LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN -
 x44.2 x44.3 ALIGN FACES OF WALL
 AREA B2



 1 / A2.01A2
 N
 1970.5 2 Project Number:
 LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN - AREA B2
 1 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
 A4.00
 210250
 Drawn By:
 WIGHT
 Sheet:



 A2.01B2
PROPOSED FRONT-LIT CHANNEL LETTERS - BACKPLATE MOUNTED



 4742 Dempster DATE
 St Skokie, Illinois 10-22-2025

 REVISION
 SITE PLAN
 A
 PROJECT NAME
 USA Laundromat
 SIGN LOCATION ADDRESS
 4742 Dempster
 St Skokie, Illinois
 PM
 Hakeem

 DESIGNER
 IU


 C AB
 N
 D SIGN SCHEDULE

 A WALL SIGN - CHANNEL LETTERS
 B REFACE - AWNING
 C REFACE - AWNING
 D REFACE - PYLON SIGN



 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
 THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
PROPOSED FRONT-LIT CHANNEL LETTERS - BACKPLATE MOUNTED

 71'-0"
 SIDE VIEW | INSTALLATION DETAIL
 17'-6" 11'-6"
 30'-9"
 24'-4" 11'-6"
 - LED ILLUMINATED CHANNEL LETTERS / BACKPLATE MOUNTED -
 LOW VOLTAGE L.E.D LIGHTING SYSTEM | U.L LISTED CLASS 2 - CONFORMS TO U.L 48 & NEC 600 CODE
 DATE
 2” - 3”
 ALUM WIREWAY
 10-22-2025

 BACKPLATE (CLOUD)
 REVISION
 .063 ALUM / 1/8” DIBOND



 WALL
 1” TRIM CAP A
 3.0” - 5” BLACK RETURN PROJECT NAME
 .040 ALUMINUM
 3/8” THREADED ROD
 OR 3/8” LAG BOLT USA Laundromat
 3/16” ACRYLIC

 LED MODULE ADDRESS
 PRIMARY ELECTRICAL
 7/8” PLASTIC BUSHING SOURCE 4742 Dempster
 St Skokie, Illinois
 BEFORE AFTER LED POWER SUPPLY

 PM
 .063 PRE-FINISHED
 ALUMINUM BACK
 Hakeem
 WEEP HOLE COVER

 MOUNTING ANGLES DESIGNER
FRONT VIEW WEEP HOLE
 (min. 2 per letter) IU
 WIREWAY PAINTED

 15'-6" LED STRIP BEHIND BACKPLATE TO MATCH WALL COLOR



 3'-0" 12'-3"
 2'-7" 3'-6"

 1'-2"
 Backplate
3'-0" 2'-7" 3'-0"
 1'-2"
 NIGHT VIEW

 11'-10" SQFT CALCULATION ELECTRICAL
 Cabinet Sign
 Channel Letters
 Backplate Face: 3/16” White Acrylic Backs: .063 Aluminum Wide: 15’-6”
 Returns: 5” Black Coil Trim Cap: 1” Black Trim Cap Color Reference:
 LED: White LED Module Mounting: Backplate (cloud)
 WHITE
 High: 3’-0”
 mounted - Black Color
 Total SQFT: 46.5
 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
 THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
PROPOSED REFACE AWNING



 DATE

 10-22-2025

 REVISION

 A
 PROJECT NAME
 USA Laundromat

 ADDRESS
 4742 Dempster
 St Skokie, Illinois
 PM
 Hakeem

 DESIGNER
 IU



 BEFORE AFTER



 FRONT VIEW 20'-1"




 3'-6"




 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
 THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
PROPOSED REFACE AWNING



 DATE

 10-22-2025

 REVISION

 A
 PROJECT NAME
 USA Laundromat

 ADDRESS
 4742 Dempster
 St Skokie, Illinois
 PM
 Hakeem

 DESIGNER
 IU



 BEFORE AFTER


 FRONT VIEW
 15'-7"




 3'-6"




 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
 THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
PROPOSED REFACE AWNING



 DATE

 10-22-2025

 REVISION

 A
 PROJECT NAME
 USA Laundromat

 ADDRESS
 4742 Dempster
 St Skokie, Illinois
 PM
 Hakeem

 DESIGNER
 IU



 BEFORE AFTER


 FRONT VIEW
 15'-7"




 3'-6"




 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
 THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
PROPOSED REFACE AWNING



 DATE

 10-22-2025

 REVISION

 A
 PROJECT NAME
 USA Laundromat

 ADDRESS
 4742 Dempster
 St Skokie, Illinois
 PM
 Hakeem

 DESIGNER
 IU



 BEFORE AFTER


 FRONT VIEW
 13'-8"


 3'-6"


 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
 THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
PROPOSED REFACE AWNING



 DATE

 10-22-2025

 REVISION

 A
 PROJECT NAME
 USA Laundromat

 ADDRESS
 4742 Dempster
 St Skokie, Illinois
 PM
 Hakeem

 DESIGNER
 IU



 BEFORE AFTER


 FRONT VIEW
 15'-7"




 3'-6"




 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
 THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
 71'-0"
 30'-9"
 DATE
 17'-6" 11'-6" 24'-4" 11'-6"
 10-22-2025

 REVISION

 A
 PROJECT NAME
 20'-0" 6'-11"
 20'-0"
 USA Laundromat

 ADDRESS
 4742 Dempster
 21'-0" St Skokie, Illinois
 PM
 Hakeem

 DESIGNER
 IU




 DAY VIEW




 20'-0"

 20'-0"




 NIGHT VIEW

 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
PROPOSED PYLON SIGN - REFACE



 DATE

 10-22-2025

 REVISION

 A
 PROJECT NAME
 USA Laundromat

 ADDRESS
 4742 Dempster
 St Skokie, Illinois
 PM
 Hakeem

 DESIGNER
 IU
 BEFORE AFTER



 FRONT VIEW

 10'-0"


 2'-2"

 Face: 3/16” White Acrylic / 3/16” Lexan (Polycarbonate) Color Reference:
 C:100 M:87 Y:26 K:40 C:0 M:100 Y:100 K:0 FULL COLOR PRINT
 Graphics: Translucent Digital Print / Vinyl Overlays

 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
 THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
PROPOSED INDOOR SIGN

 LETTER DETAIL


 DATE

 10-22-2025

 REVISION

 A
 PROJECT NAME
 USA Laundromat

 ADDRESS
 4742 Dempster
 St Skokie, Illinois
 PM

 BEFORE AFTER Hakeem
 DETAILED SIDE VIEW
 DESIGNER
 IU




 FRONT VIEW


 20'-7"
 10'-7" 9'-1"


  1'-6"


 PVC Letters
 1.5” depp letters Color Reference: C:20 M:100 Y:77 K:13
 Flush Stud Mounting


 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
 THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
PROPOSED INDOOR SIGN

 LETTER DETAIL


 DATE

 10-22-2025

 REVISION

 A
 PROJECT NAME
 USA Laundromat

 ADDRESS
 4742 Dempster
 St Skokie, Illinois
 PM
 Hakeem
 DETAILED SIDE VIEW
 DESIGNER

 BEFORE AFTER IU




 FRONT VIEW



 21'-8"
 8'-5" 11'-1"


 1'-6" 1'-6"


 PVC Letters
 1.5” depp letters Color Reference: C:20 M:100 Y:77 K:13
 Flush Stud Mounting
 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
 THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
PROPOSED LAUNDRY LOAD SIGNS (HANGING)



 DATE

 10-22-2025
 3'-0" REVISION

 A
 PROJECT NAME
 USA Laundromat

 ADDRESS

 2'-0" 4742 Dempster
 St Skokie, Illinois
 PM
 Hakeem

 DESIGNER
 IU

 1 Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit




 Color Reference: C:20 M:100 Y:77 K:13



 1 Unit 1 Unit
 PVC Letters


 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
 THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
PROPOSED LEDS

 92'-0"
 DATE

 10-22-2025

 REVISION

 A
 PROJECT NAME
 USA Laundromat

 ADDRESS
 4742 Dempster
 St Skokie, Illinois
 PM
 Hakeem

 DESIGNER
 IU




 SCALE
 THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED DRAWING CREATED BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS, IT IS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR
 PERSONAL USE IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT BEING PLANNED FOR YOU BY LED SUPPLY & SIGNS. IT IS NOT TO SHOWN
 TO ANYONE OUTSIDE YOUR ORGANIZATION, NOR IS IT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED, COPIED OR EXHIBITED IN ANY FASHION. Init. P-1/1
 THIS SIGN IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE 600 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES. Overlays are for illustrative purposes only.
 THIS INCLUDES PROPER GROUNDING AND BONDING OF THE SIGN.
 Final result, size of sign & scale may vary very slightly. COLORS ON PROOF MAY VARY
 FROM ACTUAL PRODUCT USED
 Village of Skokie
 APPEARANCE COMMISSION APPLICATION
 Community Development Department - Building & Inspection Services Division
 5127 Oakton St. Skokie, IL 60077
 Phone 847/933-8223
 The Appearance Commission meets the 2nd Wednesday* of each month at 7:30 p.m.
 *Unless otherwise noted
 Applications will only be accepted in a PDF format.

 March 20, 2026 (for the April 15th hearing)
APPLICATION DATE: _____________________________________

APPLICATION TYPE (Please check all that apply):
 New Construction 1st Floor Addition 2nd Floor Addition X Façade Signage Other

LAND USE:
 Single Family Residential Multifamily Residential Mixed Use X Commercial Industrial Other
 9719 Skokie Boulevard (The Shops of Orchard Place-former Walter E Smithe space).
SUBJECT ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________________________

OWNER INFORMATION: Please print legibly.
 Balboa Retail Partners (Adam Miller)
NAME(S):
ADDRESS: 11611 San Vincente Boulevard - Suite 900 CITY, STATE ZIP: Los Angeles CA 90049

PHONE#: 310 496 4135 EMAIL: adam@balboaretail.com

AGENT/PETITIONER INFORMATION (if other than owner):
NAME(S): Camburas and Theodore (John Bradshaw)
remov
 Des Plaines, IL 60016
ADDRESS: 2454 East Dempster Street CITY, STATE ZIP: ______________________________
 847 298 1525
PHONE #: ______________________________________ johnb@ctarch.com
 EMAIL: _______________________________________
Please submit the following PDFs to appearance@skokie.org to complete your digital-only application:
 1. Elevations, floor plans, and site plans. Scale ¼” = 1’-0” is preferred, but not required. If the file size is greater
 than 5MB, multiple emails are allowed. Ensure “Appearance Commission PDF” and the project’s property
 address are in the subject line of the email. Color elevations or one color rendering is required.
 2. Completed Zoning Information Worksheet (residential projects only)
 3. Photographs (all sides of the subject building and the fronts of neighboring buildings)
 4. Excerpts of brochures and/or cut sheets of new materials and colors proposed for the project. Matching
 existing materials and colors can be confirmed with the submitted photographs.
 5. Plat of Survey
Does your project include a green roof? Yes No X
* If your project includes a green roof you will placed at or near the top of the agenda.


 Fee Schedule
 Residential Site (new) … $100 plus $50.00 per unit
 Non-Residential Site* (new) … $100 plus $50.00 per 1,000 square feet (based on square footage of building)
 * Any non-residentially zoned site (Business, Industrial, Mixed-Use districts)
 Any Other Appearance Review (Additions, Façade, Sign Package, etc.) … $50.00
 If you have already paid for a preliminary plan review there is no charge.
 For Office Use Only:
 Case Number ____________________________ Meeting Date ________________________________________________
 Acct # NR Amt $ _________________________ Cash / Credit Card/ Check # ____________________________________


VOSDOCS-#149808-v18-Appearance_Commission_Application_form Revised 12/12/25
 NEW FACADE




AREA OF RENOVATION (AT NORTH SIDE)
 NEW STOREFRONT SHALL BE A KAWNEER PERMACOAT
 POWDER COATING - COLOR "CHARCOAL". ALL EXISTING
 STOREFRONT (EXISTING GREEN) SHALL BE PAINTED WITH
 A HIGH PERFORMANCE COATING TO MATCH THIS "CHARCOAL"
 COLOR. ALL EXISTING STOREFRONT ON THIS OUTLOT BUILDING
 SHALL THEN MATCH WITH THE COLOR "CHARCOAL"

NEW CROWN AT TOP OF PARAPET TO MATCH EXISTING

NEW PLASTER FINISH COLOR TO MATCH EXISTING


NEW BRICK TO MATCH EXISTING BRICK


NEW STOREFRONT AND GLASS TO MATCH EXISTING
 133.10'
 CONCRETE




GREENWOOD ST.
 CONCRETE
 DRIVE
 LOT
 1.73' 24

 52.50'
 6.00'
 1.06'
 52.32'




 52.50'
 12.77'
 BI-LEVEL
 1.86' BRICK
 RESIDENCE 28.70'
 CONCRETE
 PATIO
 # 4254

 13.94'

 1.08'

 SIDEWAKE
 5.54'
 23.60' 3.15' 7.55'
 LOT
 29.00'
 SIDEWAKE
 5.55'
 CONCRETE METAL
 25
 15 FT. BLDG. LINE
 SHED



 CONCRETE


 N EXISTING SITE PLAN 133.10'
 SCALE: 1/8" = 1' - 0"




 EAST LINE OF LOT 25
 133.10'
 CONCRETE




GREENWOOD ST.
 15.50' 16.84'
 CONCRETE
 DRIVE
 11.75' 11.75'
 LOT
 11.75' WOOD

 1.73'
 PATIO
 24

 52.50'
 6.00'
 1.06'
 52.32'




 52.50'
 12.77'
 BI-LEVEL
 BRICK
 25.55'
 1.86'
 28.70'
 RESIDENCE CONCRETE
 # 4254 PATIO



 13.94'

 1.08'

 SIDEWAKE
 5.54'
 23.60' 3.15' 7.55'
 LOT
 29.00'
 SIDEWAKE
 5.55'
 CONCRETE METAL
 25
 15 FT. BLDG. LINE
 SHED



 CONCRETE


 N PROPOSED SITE PLAN 133.10'
 SCALE: 1/8" = 1' - 0"




 EAST LINE OF LOT 25
 4'-0" 32'-4" 9'-8"


 4'-0"
 1"
 12'-44 3'-0" 8'-43
 4" 3'-0" 3'-0" 2'-7"




 2'-0"
 4'-6"
 CL 3'-0"

 17'-10" 8'-0"
 15'-0"
 MUD MR.
 11'-9" 1" 11'-9"
 50 SQ. FT.
 1" STOOP BREAKFAST PATIO
 6'-2" 5'-0" KITCHEN 10'-112
 23'-04
 20'-0" 8'-0" CLG HT 8'-0" CLG HT 104 SQ. FT.
 47 SQ. FT.
 190 SQ. FT. 88 SQ. FT.

THE EXISTING DRIVWAY THE SIDEWAIK
  20'x15=300 SQ. FT. 92 SQ. FT.
 4'-0" 19'-113 1"
 4'-0" 4" 2'-112
 2'-0"
 REF
 CL

 1"
 18'-94 3'-3" 9"
 CL 4'-6" 7'-8" 1'-7" 13'-10"
 3'-0"
 5'-0"
 1"
 22'-94 CL
 PATIO 6'-0" BATH #1
 POWDER 7'-83
 NEW SIDEWAIKE 4"
 WITH PATIO
 1"
 12'-8"
 115 SQ. FT.
 11'-02 5'-0"
 DINING RM 1"
 8'-0" CLG HT 11'-94
 CL BED RM.#1
 2'-9" CL
 260 SQ. FT.
 ENTRY
 O.T.U
 66 SQ. FT.
 7 R @7 12"
 UP 6 T @ 1012"

 1" 1"
 6'-112 6'-112

 4'-0" DN 7 R @7 12"
 6 T @ 1012"
 13'-7"




 LIVING RM. CL
 1" 8'-0" CLG HT
 14'-02 385 SQ. FT. 5'-0" CL
 8'-11" BED RM.#3 BED RM.#2 14'-103
 4"
 ENTRY
 11'-7"
 1"
 21'-112 6'-10" CL
 1" CL
 6'-22
 1'-1"
 1"
 10'-82 1"
 11'-64
 2'-1" 1'-11"

 STOOP
 THE ALL THIS SIDEWAIK 3'-6" 26 SQ. FT.
 184.62 SQ. FT.

 1ST. FLOOR PLAN
 2008.95 SQ. FT.
 PROPOSED 1ST. FLOOR PLAN 1 PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN
 2050.17 SQ.FT. SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"
 15'-6" 17'-10"

 D.S.




 1"
 11'-84 2'-0"


 CL
 7'-7"
 BED RM.#4
 12'-9"
 1" 8'-0" CLG HT
 10'-112 182.04SQ. FT.




 3'-8"
 2'-3"
 1'-6"



 1"
 5'-22 3'-0"
 14'-8" 8'-2" 4'-10" 7'-8" 1'-7" 13'-10"
 3'-6"
 BATH #1 CL
 7'-83
 4"

 O.T.B 1"
 11'-02 1"
 11'-54
 MAIN BED 1"
 6'-0" 11'-94
 12'-10"
 8'-0" CLG HT
 430.19 SQ. FT. 5'-0" 3'-6" CL BED RM.#1


 BATHRM.
 115.17 SQ. FT. 7 R @7 12"
 6 T @ 1012"

 3'-6" 1"
 6'-102 1"
 6'-112
D.S. 3'-8"
 DN 7 R @7 12"
 6 T @ 1012"




 SEATING RM.
 13'-73 13'-73
 8'-0" CLG HT 5'-0" CL
 4" 4" 176.30SQ. FT.

 14'-103
 W.I.C CL BED RM.#3 BED RM.#2
 4"
 8'-4"
 11'-7"

 10'-0" 5'-0" 6'-2" 6'-10" CL
 1" CL
 6'-22
 1'-1"
 1"
 10'-82 1"
 11'-64
 2'-1" 1'-11"




 D.S. 2ND. FLOOR PLAN
 755.60 SQ. FT.
 ADDITION 2ND. FLOOR PLAN 2 PROPOSED SECOND FLOOR PLAN
 873.84 SQ.FT. SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"
 3240 3240 3240
 EX. EX. EX.




 7284
 NEW
 DOOR




 3236 3236 3236
 EX. EX. EX.




 1 PROPOSED SOUTH (AREA) ELEVATION
 SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"




 3240 3240




 3240 3240 3240 3240
 EX. EX. EX. EX.




 2084 3684
 NEW
 DOOR




 3236 3236 3236
 EX. EX. EX.




1 PROPOSED NEAST (SIDE) ELEVATION
  SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"
 T.O. NEW ROOF
 ELEV:23'-1"



 NEW ROOF
 NEW ROOF ARCHITECTURAL GRADE
 ARCHITECTURAL GRADE ASPHALT SHINGLES WITH
 ASPHALT SHINGLES WITH 30 YRS WARRANTY BY
 30 YRS WARRANTY BY CERTAIN TEED GRAND
 CERTAIN TEED GRAND MANOR SHINGLES
 MANOR SHINGLES T.O. EXIST ROOF
 ELEV:18'-3 21"


 3270 3270 3696 3696 3270 3270 3270 3270
 NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW

 T.O. ADDITION ROOF
 ELEV:15'-5 21"
 NEW 6"
 HARD SIDING
 EXIST. T.O. PLATE
 ROOF ELEV:13'-3 21"




 ALUM. GUTTER
 ALUM. VENTED SOFFIT

 1" T.O. PLATE
18'-42 ELEV:8'-11 21"



 3684 3684 3684 3270 3270 3270 3270
 NEW NEW NEW NEW EX. EX. EX. EX.
 DOOR DOOR
 NEW BRICKS EXIST BRICKS
 MATCH EXISTING
 LIMIT STONE .

 EXIST STONE
 T.O. 1ST. FLOOR
 ELEV:1'- 2 21"


 T.O. FOUNDATION
 ELEV:0'-6"



 GRADE
 ELEV:0'- 0"




 B.O.FOOTING
 ELEV:-3'- 6"



 1 PROPOSED NORTH (FRONT) ELEVATION
 SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"




 3240 2716
 EX.




 3666 3666 3642
 3240
 EX.




 1 PROPOSED WEST (SIDE) ELEVATION
 SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"
 D.S.




D.S.




 D.S.


 3 ROOF PLAN
 SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"
 Village of Skokie
 L APPEARANCE COMMISSION APPLICATION
 vilrageffiof Community Development Department - Building & lnspection Services Division

 SKOKI E 5127 Oakton St. Skokie, lL 60077
 Phone 8471933-8223
 The Appearance Commisslon meefs the 2,d Wednesday' of each month at 7:3a p.m.
 *Unless otherwise noted




APPLICATION DATE: LcL
APPLIGATION TYPE (P!996e check all that app!y).
f wew Construction ll to FloorAddition [ 2nd FtoorAddition i-l raEaOe f] Signage I Otner

rRxo use:
7 Singte Family Residential [] uuttiramily Residential fl Mixed Use l-l commerciar i-l rnoustriar l*l otner
SUBJECT ADDRESS: +eb2 L AVT-
OWNER INFORMATION: Please print legibly.
NAME(S):
ADDRESS: 4 CITY, STATEZIP: -=14o t< I ti , tL
PHONE#: (,rr?. *bAa- b9a- I '1\Z EMAIL: L"

AGENT/PETITION ER I NFORMATION (if other than owner):
NAME(S): t9-q\rtli-'n''W- f AX^trggalic>P ?e
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AT}DRESS: tL>o 2- rl.'rle AVE- GITY,STATEZIP: A#  fuEi* t lL (eM
PHONE #:
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Please submit the following PDFs to to complete your digital-only application:
 1. Elevations. floor plans, and site plans. Scale %" = 1'-0" is preferred, but not required. lf the file size is greater
 than 5MB, multiple emails are allowed. Ensure "Appearance Commission PDF" and the project's property
 address are in the subject line of the email. Color elevations or one color rendering is required.
 2. Completed Zoning lnformation Worksheet (residential projects only)
 3. Photographs (all sides of the subject building and the fronts of neighboring buildings)
 4. Excerpts of brochures and/or cut sheets of new materials and colors proposed for the project. Matching
 existing materials and colors can be confirmed with the submitted photographs.
 5. Plat of Survey
Does your project include a green roof?
* lf your project includes a green roof you will placed at or near the
 Yes E No
 top of the agenda.
 c
 Fee Schedule
 Residential Site (new) ... $100 plus $50.00 per unit
 Non-Resrdential Site* (new) ... $'l 00 plus $50.00 per 1,000 square feet (based on square footage of building)
 * Any non-residentially
 zoned site (Business, lndustrial, Mixed-Use districts)
 Any Other Appearance Review (Additions, FaEade, Sign Package, etc. ) . .. $50"00
 lf you have already paid {or a preliminary plan review there is no charge.

 For Office Use Only: I




 Case Number lVeeting Date
 Acct # NR Cash / Credit Card/ Check #


VOS DOCS+ 1 49808-vl 8-Appearance_Commission_Application_form Revised 12112125
 ZONING I NFORMATION WO HEET
 Please provide the following information for all permits involving new single-family dwellings, singie-family
 additions or accessory structures in the R1 or R2 Single-Family districts.
 l


 FORM MUST BE COMPLETED IN FULL.


ADDRESS +eb" l"\e,gg A\t- ZONING DISTRICT RZ
LOT INFO ub c\ * l2:\(LOT2'(' = tj7 \C ' C L (rhis # goes on rines 1, 2, and 3)
 (LOT wrDIl) DEPTH) (ToTAL LOT AREA)

 TOTAL DIFFERENCE BETI,YEEN
 LOTAREA ALLOWED PROPOSED ALLOWED & PROPOSED

BUILDING AREA 5j1ft ,t: j nt x .40 = 'bLt:L, A L<ri c +l- bbry, c
IMPERMEABLE AREA Z*\O,OZ (2\ x.5o= Lv4/ris b {LZ, 4 (5) +t- V1L,/-P
FLOOR AREA b7 to. oZ {3) x.Go = 1L?b, C Zd.i.D, L (6) * r- L*bs,b
 AREA EXISTING AREA NEW AREA PROPOSED
 n
BASEMENT (50% above grade) O+ L) (J tar
lsr FLOOR (lnclude attached garage
 carport, covered porch, etc)* | +)'l u + 4lq ,a L\5\ ,LP (B)
2ND FLooR * O + O c; (cr
ATTIG {6',-9', OR GREATER}
 A*)
 J/.L 4 () 51.2
12M Floor top plate to top of roof) +

ACGESSORY BUILDINGS
(Detached garage, shed, etc.) 7bb,9 + al "l Ittet
DRIVEWAY/APRON 8'\ tr '\ + C f,1tp , I rrr
SIDEWALK & PATIO 1G'7, + i5&,I Ade.:Z rct
* Any ceiling heiJht 't6 feet in height or greater will count twice. '
PROPOSED BUILDING AREA (Add lines B & E)= Luc;l , C; (This # goes on line 4)

PROPOSED IUPERMEABLE AREA (Add lines B, E, F, & G) = *ott ,'b (This # goes on line 5)

PROPOSED FLOOR AREA (Add tines A, B, c, D, & E) = 2 bbb, 2 (This # goes on line 6)

REAR YARD COVERAGE FOR ACCESSORY BUILDINGS:
 de * Atp =hobLo x.3o 7\c ?,
 = (allowed) D
 (rear yard width) (rear yard depth) (rear yard) (proposed bulldings in rear yard)
Rear yard is measured from the rear wall of the principal building to the rear lot line and from side lot line to side lot line.

The nrndersigned hereby acknowledges the accuracy of the above infomration and accepts full responsibility for any
 or


 ZoZ ca>
Signature Date


Reviewed by Community Development Department Date
VOSDOCS-#35006 1 -v1 -Zoning_l nformation Worksheet. DOC
 LEGEND
A=ASSUMED NW=NORTHWEST
BL=BULDINGSETBACKLINE P.O.B.=POINTOFBEGINNING
C=CALCULATED P.O.C.=POINTOFCOMMENCEMENT
CE=CITYEASEMENT P.U.E.=PUBLICUTILITYEASEMENT
CH=CHORD P.U.&D.E.=PUBLICUTILITY&
CL=CENTERLINE DRAINAGEEASEMENT PARCEL 1: LOTS 42 AND 43 IN KRENN AND DATOS PRATT MORSE
D=DEED R=RECORD SUBDIVISION, BEING A SUBDIVISION OF LOT 3 IN COUNTY CLERK'S
D.E.=DRAINAGEEASEMENT RAD=RADIUS
E=EAST R.O.W.=RIGHTOFWAY DIVISION OF FRACTIONAL SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, RANGE 13,
F.I.P.=FOUNDIRONPIPE S=SOUTH EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
F.I.R.=FOUNDIRONROD S.I.P.=SETIRONPIPE
FT.=FEET/FOOT S.I.R.=SETIRONROD PARCEL 2: THE NORTH 1/2 OF THE VACATED ALLEY LYING SOUTH OF AND
L=ARCLENGTH SE=SOUTHEAST
M=MEASURED SW=SOUTHWEST ADJOINING SAID LOTS 42 AND 43 IN KRENN AND DATOS PRATT MORSE
N=NORTH V.E.=VILLAGEEASEMENT SUBDIVISION, BEING A SUBDIVISION OF LOT 3 IN COUNTY CLERK'S
 DIVISION OF FRACTIONAL SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, RANGE 13,
 20' 10' 0 20'
NE=NORTHEAST W=WEST
 BASIS OF BEARING:
 = CHAIN LINK FENCE EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
 SOUTH LINE OF MORSE AVENUE AS FOUND
 = WOOD FENCE
 = METAL FENCE MONUMENTED AND OCCUPIED PER RECORD
 = VINYL FENCE AREA OF SURVEY: SUBDIVISION.
 = EASEMENT LINE N 90°00'00" E (A)
 = SETBACK LINE "CONTAINING 8709.8
 _________ SQ. FT. OR 0.20
 _______ ACRES MORE OR LESS"
 = INTERIOR LOT LINE




 (66' R.O.W.)

 MORSE AVENUE
 CONCRETE CURB



 DRIVE
 FOUND CROSS 3.00' N & ON LINE
 FOUND CROSS 3.00' N & ON LINE
 S EDGE OF CONCRETE 1.0' N N 90°00'00" E (A)

 CONCRETE 66.00' (R/M) WALK

 33.00' (R) 33.00' (R)




 WEST LINE OF LINCOLNWOOD SRIVE
 165.14' (R)
 )
 M
 "(
 48
 4'
 25.23'
 3 ADJACENT BRICK 0.9' E
 STONE 8 9°
 32.17' 25.30'
 WALL




 CONCRETE
 4.06'
 21.2'
 7.0'
 61.36'
 BRICK
 STONE WALL
 BRICK
 15.8'




 131.97' (M)
 1 STORY




 131.97' (M)
 123.97' (R) 123.97' (R)
 30.2' BRICK STONE & FRAME
 BUILDING

 60.8'
 DIRT

 4.70' 11.2'
 16.3'
 STONE WALL
 DIRT 10.8' CENTER OF CHAIN LINK FENCE 0.3' W
 BRICK & 11.1'
 CENTER OF WOOD FENCE 0.2' E 23.7' FRAME 23.7'
 GARAGE
 12.8'
 CONCRETE ADJACENT BRICK 0.4' E

 16.3' 14.7'
 4.65'
 4.02'

 4 4 4 3 1 4 2 4 1
 T T EL T T
 LO LO P AR
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 LO LO


 CENTER OF
 CENTER OF CHAIN LINK FENCE 8.5' N & 0.2' W
 CHAIN LINK FENCE
 CENTER OF WOOD FENCE 0.4' S & ON LINE 0.2' N & 22.2' E F.I.R 1/2" 7.91' N & ON LINE

 PARCEL 2 8.00' CENTER OF WOOD FENCE 0.3' N & 1.1' W


 66.00' (R/M)
 CENTER OF CHAIN LINK FENCE 0.7' S 8.00'
 16' VACATED ALLEY CENTER OF CHAIN LINK FENCE 0.1' N & 1.8' W

 CENTER OF CHAIN LINK SOUTH LINE OF NORTH 1/2 OF
 FENCE 0.8' S & 22.3' E VACATED ALLEY




 STATE OF ILLINOIS
 }SS NOTE:
 COUNTY OF DUPAGE
 1. ALL TIES SHOWN ON THIS SURVEY ARE MEASURED TO THE
 I, THE UNDERSIGNED, AN ILLINOIS PROFESSIONAL LAND
 BUILDING'S SIDING (BRICK, FRAME, STUCCO, METAL, ETC.)
 SURVEYOR, DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT "THIS PROFESSIONAL
 SERVICE CONFORMS TO THE CURRENT ILLINOIS MINIMUM
 AND NOT TO THE FOUNDATION, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.
 L EE MOR
 STANDARDS FOR A BOUNDARY SURVEY," AND THAT THE 2. ROOF LINES AND OVERHANGS ARE TYPICALLY NOT SHOWN HEREON.
 PLAT HEREON DRAWN IS A CORRECT REPRESENTATION 3. COMPARE ALL DISTANCES AND POINTS IN FIELD AND REPORT

 JAME
 OF SAID SURVEY. 2317 R ANY DISCREPANCIES TO SURVEYOR AT ONCE.
 RE
 A STRUCTU 4. NO DIMENSIONS SHALL BE ASSUMED BY SCALING.

 I SON
 INFR !
 NVIRO NMENTS L I FE PROFESSIONAL
 S
 TER BETTER E 23RD
 DATED, THIS_______DAY SEPTEMBER
 OF____________, A.D.,
 BET BET TE R LAND
 2020, AT LISLE, ILLINOIS. 4919 MORSE AVENUE
 ADDRESS COMMONLY KNOWN AS ____________________________________
 SURVEYOR
 Morris Engineering, Inc. SKOKIE, ILLINOIS
 ____________________________________
 STATE OF
  515 Warrenville Road, Lisle, IL 60532 ILLINOIS LAW OFFICE OF  CATHERINE HWA
 ______________________________________________ S CLIENT _______________________________________________________
 Phone: (630) 271-0770 L IS I
 FAX: (630) 271-0774 ILLINOIS PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR NO. 035-2317
 LICENSE EXPIRATION DATE NOVEMBER 30, 2020
 LE , IL L IN0 09/22/2020 (MD/PC)
 FIELDWORK DATE (CREW)_________________________________________
 WEBSITE: WWW.ECIVIL.COM ILLINOIS BUSINESS REGISTRATION NO. 184-001245 LV
 DRAWN BY:_______ REVISED:__________ 20-09-0250
 ________ JOB NO. ___________________
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 A=ASSUMED NW=NORTHWEST
C=CALCULATED P.O.B.=POINTOFBEGINNING
CH=CHORD P.O.C.=POINTOFCOMMENCEMENT
CL=CENTERLINE R=RECORD
D=DEED RAD=RADIUS
E=EAST R.O.W.=RIGHTOFWAY
F.I.P.=FOUNDIRONPIPE S=SOUTH LOT 224 (EXCEPT THE NORTH 28 FEET THEREOF), LOT 225 AND THE NORTH 15 FEET OF LOT 226 IN TALMAN AND THIELE'S CRAWFORD NILES
F.I.R.=FOUNDIRONROD S.I.P.=SETIRONPIPE CENTER SUBDIVISION BEING A SUBDIVISION OF LOTS 1, 2, 5 AND 6 IN SUBDIVISION OF LOTS 2 AND 3 IN SUPERIOR COURT PARTITION OF THE
FT.=FEET/FOOT S.I.R.=SETIRONROD EAST 1/2 OF THE SOUTH EAST 1/4 OF SECTION 22 WITH THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, RANGE 13 EAST OF THE
L=ARCLENGTH SE=SOUTHEAST
M=MEASURED SW=SOUTHWEST THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
N=NORTH W=WEST AREA OF SURVEY:
NE=NORTHEAST
 "CONTAINING _________ SQ. FT. OR 0.16
 7,011 _______ ACRES MORE OR LESS"
 = CHAIN LINK FENCE
 = WOOD FENCE 20' 10' 0 20'

 23
 = METAL FENCE
 = VINYL FENCE BASIS OF BEARING:
 = EASEMENT LINE
 = SETBACK LINE
 T 2 WEST LINE OF KARLOV AVENUE AS FOUND
 MONUMENTED AND OCCUPIED.

 LO SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTH 28 FT. OF LOT 224
 = INTERIOR LOT LINE S 00°00'00" E (A)




 BUILDING CORNER
 CENTER OF WOOD 3.96' N )
 CENTER OF WOOD TI
 FENCE 1.2' S & 1.4' E ON
 FENCE 0.4' N CENTER OF WOOD
 28.0'
 EP
 FENCE 0.5' N XC FOUND CROSS
 CENTER OF WOOD BUILDING CORNER
 4.54' N 2 STORY (E ON LINE & 2.00' E
 FENCE 0.7' S & 2.0' E
 F.I.P. 3/4" BRICK & FRAME




 KARLOV AVENUE
 ON LINE & 0.17' W
 2 4 BUILDING

 T2
 123.02' (M)
 LO
 7.0' (M)
 10.43' 10.40'
 CENTER OF WOOD
 FENCE ON LINE

 WALK
 CENTER OF WOOD 24.99'
 FENCE 0.6' S 26.5'

 12.7'
 OVERHANG


 35.0' (R/M)


 CONCRETE CURB
 25
 S 00°00'00" E (A)
 2 STORY



 57.00' (M)
 2 24.1'




 16' PUBLIC ALLEY
 (66' R.O.W.)
 BRICK 0.3'




 57.00' (M)
 T 8'


 GRAVEL
 BUILDING 2.

 LO
 '
 4.96' 20.2' 5.0'
 2.2'2
 28.2' 16.5' 1.4' 1.4'0.3' .8
 CO 6.0' 3.9' 24.56'
 N
 PA CR


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 FRAME TI ET
 GARAGE O E


 15.0' (D)

 26
 5.56' 20.2'

 T 2
 LO
 123.03' (M) (M
 ) FOUND CROSS
 3.28' 3.31'
 8"
 4'0 ON LINE & 2.00' E
 CENTER OF WOOD CENTER OF WOOD °4
 FENCE 0.9' N 88 CONCRETE 0.8' E
 FENCE 0.8' N
 CENTER OF VINYL
 FENCE 0.3' S & 0.1' E
 CENTER OF VINYL SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTH 15 FT OF LOT 226
 FENCE 0.4' S


 STATE OF ILLINOIS
 }SS
 COUNTY OF DUPAGE
 I, THE UNDERSIGNED, AN ILLINOIS PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR, DO HEREBY
 W.
 LD
 CERTIFY THAT "THIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CONFORMS TO THE CURRENT Z NOTE: SOME IMPROVEMENTS MAY NOT BE SHOWN HEREON
 ILLINOIS MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR A BOUNDARY SURVEY," AND THAT THE PLAT DUE TO SNOW COVER AT TIME OF SURVEY.
 ASTRUCTU
 RE HEREON DRAWN IS A CORRECT REPRESENTATION OF SAID SURVEY.
 RON 3182 AT
 AR
 INFR !
 NVIRONMENTS LI F E
 A
 TER BETTER E 19TH
 DATED, THIS_______DAY FEBRUARY
 OF____________, A.D., 2025, PROFESSIONAL NOTE:
 BET BETTE R
 AT LISLE, ILLINOIS. LAND 1. ALL TIES SHOWN ON THIS SURVEY ARE MEASURED TO THE
 ADDRESS COMMONLY KNOWN AS 8224  KARLOV AVENUE
 ____________________________________
 SURVEYOR BUILDING'S SIDING (BRICK, FRAME, STUCCO, METAL, ETC.)
 Morris Engineering, Inc. AND NOT TO THE FOUNDATION, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. SKOKIE, ILLINOIS
 ____________________________________
 STATE OF
515 Warrenville Road, Lisle, IL 60532 IS 2. ROOF LINES AND OVERHANGS ARE TYPICALLY NOT SHOWN HEREON.
 Phone: (630) 271-0770 ______________________________________________ LI ILLINOIS
 3. COMPARE ALL DISTANCES AND POINTS IN FIELD AND REPORT CLIENT THERIAULT  BOOTH LLC
 _______________________________________________________
 S LE O
 FAX: (630) 271-0774 ILLINOIS PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR NO. 035-3182
 LICENSE EXPIRATION DATE NOVEMBER 30, 2026
 , IL L IN ANY DISCREPANCIES TO SURVEYOR AT ONCE.
 4. NO DIMENSIONS SHALL BE ASSUMED BY SCALING.
 02/19/2025 (MD/JN)
 FIELDWORK DATE (CREW)_________________________________________
 WEBSITE: WWW.ECIVIL.COM ILLINOIS BUSINESS REGISTRATION NO. 184-001245 RT
 DRAWN BY:_______ REVISED:__________ 25-02-0031
 ________ JOB NO. ___________________
 PROPOSED SINGLE
16' PUBLC ALLEY FAMILY RESIDENCE
 FRAME AND VENEER
 w/BASEMENT,
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Appearance Commission
Regular Meeting Minutes
April 15, 2026 | 7:30 PM
Skokie Village Hall | 5127 Oakton Street, Skokie IL 60077 | Council Chambers

Call to Order
Meeting was called to order at 7:30 PM
Roll Call/Declaration of Quorum
In attendance: Mark Penning, Thomas DaMario, Joe Mashek, Charles Isho, Julie Naumiak, Jay
Pathak, Carlos Ruiz.
Not in attendance: Jacob Shapiro
A quorum being present, Chairman Penning called the meeting to order at 7:30 PM.
Approval of Meeting Minutes from March 11, 2026
A motion to approve the minutes of the March 11, 2026 meeting was made by Commissioner
DaMario and seconded by Commissioner Naumiak. The motion passed unanimously with all
members voting in favor with two abstained and one absent.
New Business
2026-011A – 7120 Laramie Avenue (Non-Residential)
Applicant: Dov Shandalov
Owner: Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School
Request: Additions and Façade improvements

Staff reported that the applicant had received a positive recommendation from the Plan
Commission on March 5, 2026 for a site plan approval including a 2,485 square foot addition
and façade modifications. The applicant was now seeking a Certificate of Appropriateness for a
proposed monument sign and associated façade improvements. Staff noted no aesthetic
objections to the proposed elevations, finding that the selected exterior materials and finishes
would provide a cohesive and updated appearance. Staff's primary concern was whether
adequate safety measures would be implemented to protect the playground area from
vehicular traffic associated with the drive-through access from Laramie Avenue.




Doc # 639732
The applicant was represented by Stuart Brodsky and Jennifer Slasky, architects at Dwight and
Company; Larry Goldman, owner representative; Rabbi Menachem Linzer, head of school; and
Steve Gregory, landscape architect and engineer.
The design team explained that the building had been constructed in phases from
approximately 1959 through the 1990s, resulting in a discontinuous and non-harmonious
appearance. The primary goal of the project was to unify the façade through the introduction of
an ashlar-pattern cement fiber panel system across the front elevation. The addition itself
consists of three components: two courtyard infills and a front pocket infill that brings the
administrative offices to the building's front, creating an identifiable and secure main entrance
with direct sightlines for supervision.
Regarding staff's playground safety concern, the design team confirmed that the playground
area would be protected from vehicular traffic by a double-layered concrete planter wall
serving as a vehicle barrier, with a continuous two-foot concrete wall extending along the north
side of the building topped by a six-foot cedar wood fence. The team also noted that a new
sidewalk connecting handicapped parking to the main entrance was incorporated into the
design, providing pedestrian separation from the drive lane.
Commissioners responded positively to the project overall, praising the design quality, cohesive
color palette, and use of native plantings. Commissioner Ruiz confirmed the total fence height
of six feet (two feet of concrete wall plus four feet of wood), noting this had been reduced from
an original eight-foot proposal in response to earlier staff input. Commissioners inquired about
the texture of the cedar fence and was informed it would feature vertical cedar boards with a
tan stain to complement the wood panel accents. The use of planters as vehicle protection
elements, as an aesthetic alternative to bollards, was also commended.
Recommendation & Voting
A motion was made to grant a Certificate of Appropriateness for Case No. 2026-011A at 7120
Laramie Avenue as presented.


Motion: Joe Mashek Second: Julie Naumiak
Ayes: 7
Nays: 0
Absent: 1


2026-012A – 4736 Dempster Street (Non-Residential)
Applicant: USA Laundromat LLC
Owner: Mahaesh Patel


Doc # 639732
Request: Façade improvements
Staff reported that the applicant was proposing new signage and exterior façade updates for
the entire building at 4736 Dempster Street, including the adjacent physical therapy tenant. The
proposal included painting the building's body a dark royal blue with a white parapet wall and
replacing existing canopies with red ones, consistent with a red, white, and blue USA flag color
theme. Staff noted two concerns: (1) the proposed LED light strips along the top of the building
are not permitted under Section 100-1871 of the Village Zoning Code; and (2) staff expressed
concern regarding the long-term maintenance of painted masonry on a south-facing façade.


The applicant, Linus (owner), was accompanied by his project manager John and sign vendor
Hakim. Hakim presented the proposed signage, which included a channel-letter, backplate-
mounted sign for USA Laundromat with white illuminated letters and a royal blue back-glow
effect, as well as replacement canopies in a USA flag red. He also presented an example of a GE
Contour LED rope light system installed at a Golden Corral location in Kenosha, which the
applicant proposed to run along the top of the building as an accent, arguing it was a low-
intensity accent rather than a bright illumination feature.

The Chair raised concerns about staff's noted maintenance issues with dark-colored painted
masonry on a south-facing building, and presented the Commission with an alternative color
rendering. This alternative proposed keeping the building body in a lighter, off-white or
alabaster tone (Sherwin-Williams Alabaster), with navy blue awnings and red accent
elements—preserving the flag color theme but in a more refined distribution. The Chair noted
this would also mitigate long-term fading and upkeep issues.

Commissioners discussed the relative merits of both approaches. One commissioner indicated
he could support the original royal blue scheme but preferred the alternative. Another
commissioner concurred, having initially mistaken the dark blue for black in the submitted
materials. The applicant confirmed he was amenable to the revised color scheme, as it still
incorporated all three flag colors consistent with his intended interior design theme.

Regarding the proposed LED light strips, commissioners acknowledged that this element falls
outside the Commission's purview as it is expressly prohibited under the Village Zoning Code
and therefore could not be included in the motion.

On the signage, commissioners discussed whether the black backplate of the USA Laundromat
channel letter sign was necessary. The sign vendor explained that the backplate was structurally
required to conceal the raceway and achieve the royal blue back-glow effect, and that without
it the sign would appear unfinished. The Commission found the signage acceptable as
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letter sign without a backplate might be more elegant, but ultimately no objection to the sign
as proposed was recorded.
Recommendation & Voting
A motion was made to grant a Certificate of Appropriateness for Case No. 2026-012A at 4736
Dempster Street, subject to a revised color scheme featuring a predominantly white
background while still incorporating colors of the U.S. flag, and the omission of LED rope
lighting on the building.

Motion: Thomas DaMario Second: Julie Naumiak

Ayes: 7
Nays: 0
Absent: 1


2026-013A – 9719 Skokie Boulevard (Non-Residential)
Applicant: John Bradshaw
Owner: Adam Miller
Request: Façade improvements

Staff reported that the applicant was proposing to clean up the north-facing façade of the
southernmost building of the Shops of Orchard Place (formerly Walter E. Smith space) at 9719
Skokie Boulevard. No significant design changes were proposed; materials were to match the
existing building. Staff had no objections or comments.
John Bradshaw, Principal Architect with Camburas and Theodore of Des Plaines, presented the
proposal. He explained that the space previously occupied by a single tenant (Walter E. Smith)
would be subdivided to accommodate up to three tenants. To create equal presence and sign
band for each tenant, the central projecting brick pilaster element at the top of the façade
would be removed, creating a more continuous, uniform sign band across the full frontage.
Brick, EIFS, and limestone banding throughout the affected areas would be patched or
repainted to match the existing building. Any storefront framing being replaced (approximately
60–70% of the visible storefront) would be done in a charcoal gray aluminum, and existing
green-colored mullions on the retained Panera portion of the building would be painted with an
elastomeric paint to match, providing visual cohesiveness across the full building front.
One commissioner raised concern about the removal of the brick pilasters, noting that the brick
detailing contributed to a unifying design theme shared across the broader shopping complex.
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accommodate three tenants with equal sign bands justified the change, and that the resulting
elevation would remain clean and legible.
A commissioner raised the condition of a CMU split-face block trash corral on the property,
suggesting it be painted or cleaned as part of the project. The applicant agreed this was a
worthwhile improvement and indicated the owner would likely pursue it regardless. It was
agreed that the same EIFS-matching paint color used on the building would be applied to the
trash corral.

Recommendation & Voting

Motion to grant a Certificate of Appropriateness for Case No. 2026-013A at 9719 Skokie
Boulevard as presented, amended to include painting and/or cleaning of the existing trash
corral as part of the project.

Motion: Thomas DaMario Second: Joe Maschek

Ayes: 6
Nays: 1
Absent: 1



2026-014A – 4254 Greenwood Street (Residential)
Applicant: Nathan Kriska
Owner: Amir Malik
Request: 1st & 2nd floor additions

Staff reported that the applicant was proposing a 380 square foot first-floor addition on the
north side containing a kitchen, dining area, and patio, and an 874 square foot second-floor
addition on the west side containing a main bedroom, seating room, and additional bedroom.
The addition would be a combination of brick and siding. Staff noted that the driveway apron
appeared narrower than the driveway, and reminded the applicant that parking is not
permitted within the front yard setback in residential districts. Staff also recommended adding
architectural elements to break up the expansive brick on the side elevation.
Applicant representative Nathan Kriska presented the project. He clarified that the proposed
driveway configuration maintained a minimum of 18 feet behind the front of the house for two
parking spaces, meeting the required setback. He acknowledged the narrower apron and noted
that a tree and prior water main repair work in that area had been factors, but suggested the
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The Commission reviewed the front elevation and AI rendering. Commissioners expressed a
preference for carrying the limestone accent higher on the central entry element, consistent
with what was depicted in the AI rendering. Discussion also arose regarding the kitchen
entrance door on the west-facing façade, which — given its position adjacent to the driveway
— could visually read as a second front door. The Commission suggested softening this through
landscape elements such as low walls or plantings flanking that entry, while a commissioner
recommended against removing the sidelights entirely, as the setback of 18–20 feet would
already diminish the visual prominence of that door. A suggestion was made to have the
pedestrian walkway connect to the village sidewalk rather than running parallel to the
driveway, creating a landscaped strip between them.
The Commission discussed window configurations. The Chair suggested adding transom
windows to the large casement windows on the front elevation to break up their scale,
consistent with what was shown in the AI rendering. The window frame color was discussed;
the owner indicated a preference for a brown or bronze tone rather than black or white, and
the Commission was generally supportive.
With respect to the side (east) elevation, staff's concern about a large expanse of blank
masonry was noted. Commissioner Carlos observed that the neighboring two-story house
would look directly at this blank wall and suggested adding fenestration if the interior program
allowed for it. Kriska confirmed that while the program included closets and bedroom uses in
that area, a window could potentially be added on the second floor of the east elevation. The
Commission noted the observation without making it a hard requirement, acknowledging
interior layout constraints.
The Chair also noted informally that the driveway apron situation may warrant a conversation
with the Village to explore widening options.
Recommendation & Voting
Motion to grant a Certificate of Appropriateness for Case No. 2026-014A at 4254 Greenwood
Street, with the following adjustments: a landscaped area on either side of the kitchen door on
the west elevation; the stone accent carried up to a height consistent with the AI rendering;
windows to include transom elements in a brown or bronze color; and, as an observation, a
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Motion: Joe Maschek Second: Julie Naumiak

Ayes: 7
Nays: 0
Absent: 1



2026-015A – 4919 Morse Avenue (Residential)
Applicant: Christopher Goode
Owner: Kate & Scott Gorsky
Request: 1st floor additions

Staff reported that the applicant was proposing a 482 square foot addition connecting the
existing garage to the residence, to include a mudroom, family room, and bathroom. Exterior
materials on the addition would match the existing structure. Staff had no objections to the
proposed elevations.
Owner Kate Gorsky presented the project. She explained that the addition would connect the
detached garage to the house via a passageway and reconfigure the existing flat-roofed
addition with a new pitched roof to match the new construction. She also described plans to
upgrade the existing side porch into a covered, columned entry to more clearly establish it as
the primary entrance, discouraging use of an existing, less prominent front door. A double
garage door opening would be temporarily blown out to allow construction access, and an
appropriate replacement window would be installed in lieu of the existing glass block.
The Commission found the project straightforward and well-designed, with no significant
concerns raised about the proposed construction or materials. Commissioners noted that the
covered columned porch was an attractive and functional means of directing visitors to the
intended entrance, and suggested that removing the walkway leading to the less prominent
existing front door — combined with thoughtful landscaping — would effectively privatize that
area as a front porch.
The Chair took the opportunity to comment on the existing landscaping at the property, noting
that trimming, pruning, and weed removal in the front walkway area would significantly
enhance the appearance of an already charming façade. He also noted what appeared to be a
volunteer mulberry tree in the front yard that might be worth removing, and suggested that
cleaning up the existing stone lantern wall would add to the overall curb appeal. The owner
acknowledged these observations and noted that landscaping improvements were already
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Recommendation & Voting
Motion to grant a Certificate of Appropriateness for Case No. 2026-014A at 4254 Greenwood
Street, as presented.
Motion: Julie Naumiak Second: Jay Pathak
Ayes: 7
Nays: 0
Absent: 1



2026-016A – 8224 Karlov Avenue (Residential)
Applicant: Nathan Kriska
Owner: Muhammad Amjad
Request: Teardown and Rebuild
Staff reported that the applicant was proposing to demolish the existing residence at 8224
Karlov Avenue and construct a new 3,635 square foot two-story residence reaching 25 feet in
height, to be constructed entirely of masonry with aluminum panel accents. Staff noted that it
was generally not pleased with the aesthetic design as submitted but deferred all comments
and suggestions to the Appearance Commission.
Applicant representative Nathan Kriska presented the project. He explained that the design had
originally been developed as a flat-roof contemporary structure, but that the flat-roof height
limit of 23 feet could not accommodate the desired floor-to-floor heights. By converting to a
shingled roof, the code allows for a height up to 28 feet, and the applicant was able to
incorporate a distinctive roofline element over the front entry while keeping eave heights at or
below the 23-foot flat-roof limit.
The Commission noted a significant discrepancy between the submitted architectural elevation
drawings and the computer-generated color rendering, particularly with respect to the roof
overhang and panel treatment at the eave line. Kriska confirmed that the color rendering was a
more accurate representation of the intended final product, and that the panel treatment — to
be a cementitious panel system similar to the Swiss Pearl product used in the evening's first
case, rather than thin aluminum — would extend approximately 18 inches below the roofline,
potentially running to the top of the second-floor windows. Commissioners stressed the
importance of using a sufficiently thick, high-quality panel material given the visual prominence
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A significant discussion arose around the second-floor window configuration. The color
rendering depicted four symmetrically arranged windows with consistent transom lines, which
commissioners found visually appealing. However, Kriska explained that the bedrooms on that
level required code-compliant egress windows, meaning sill heights could not replicate the low
profile shown in the rendering. After discussion, a solution was reached: an egress window
would be added to the north elevation for one of the bedrooms, allowing the front-facing
second-floor windows to maintain a configuration consistent with the rendering, with a mid-
height mullion line aligning with the balcony railing on the adjacent door.
Commissioner Carlos raised a concern about the massing and height of the new building
relative to neighboring homes, suggesting a ceiling height reduction — from 10 feet on the first
floor and 9 feet on the second — might better contextualize the structure within the existing
streetscape. Commissioner Julie and the applicant pushed back, noting that the block already
contains predominantly two-story homes with similar roof heights and that a flat-roofed
contemporary design inherently will not match the surrounding architecture regardless of
modest dimensional adjustments. The Chair acknowledged Carlos's concern but expressed
overall comfort with the design, particularly given the applicant's effort to use a pitched roof to
harmonize with the neighborhood context.
The Chair encouraged the owner to invest in substantial landscaping at the front of the
property once construction is complete, noting that the street features mature trees and that
robust plantings would help the new contemporary home integrate into the established
character of the block over time. A commissioner strongly recommended planting native oak
trees consistent with the existing mature tree canopy on the street and cautioned against
ornamental pear trees. The applicant noted that the owner is an avid gardener and expressed
enthusiasm for this recommendation. The Chair also suggested pursuing a parkway tree
through the Village's forestry department.
Recommendation & Voting

Motion to grant a Certificate of Appropriateness for Case No. 2026-016A at 8224 Karlov
Avenue, to be constructed as close to the color rendering as possible, with the addition of one
egress window on the north side bedroom elevation.
Motion: Thomas DaMario Second: Julie Naumiak

Ayes: 7
Nays: 0
Absent: 1




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Public Comment
Announcements
Adjournment
Meeting was adjourned at 9:20 PM


Respectfully Submitted, Jose Acosta Planning Coordinator




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