Architectural Appearance Commission
Regular MeetingGlen Ellyn, IL · May 14, 2025
Minutes
MINUTES
Glen Ellyn Architectural Appearance Commission
Wednesday, May 14, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Glen Ellyn Civic Center
Galligan Board Room
535 Duane Street, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
A. Call to Order and Roll Call
Chairperson Jacobson called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM and explained the Architectural Appearance Commission’s function
and procedures as an advisory body.
Roll was called.
Present: Chairperson Jacobson and Commissioners Albrecht, Goranov, Mees, Schlembach, and Smith
Absent: Commissioner Rahn
Also in attendance: Anabel Pederson, Associate Planner, and Adriana Ohl Zamora, Recording Secretary.
B. Approval of the Minutes
Commissioner Smith made a motion to approve the draft minutes of the March 12, 2025 meeting. Commissioner Goranov
seconded the motion. The motion passed by voice vote.
C. Old Business
None to report.
D. New Business
1. 515 Crescent Blvd. - Exterior Appearance Review for Walk-Up Automated Teller Machine
Staff Presentation
Sworn In, Anabel Pederson, Associate Planner presented on 515 Crescent Blvd, explained that although this is a new application,
the item has been seen previously; it is for an exterior faced alteration for a proposed walk up ATM on the north facing section of
the building. Located on corner of Crescent Boulevard and North Main Street, zoned C5A with a square footage of 5,227.22,
currently special use permitted real estate office that was granted in 2022.
Associate Planner Pederson moved on to explain that this project previously came before the Commission as a separate
application, and it was denied by Village Board on January 13, 2025. The design which was rejected includes the following:
• Removal of right most window to be replaced with:
• NCR SelfServ 64 Automated Teller Machine
• Matching Brick Fill-In
• Straight Hem Black Awning
• Aluminum Sconce, Black Finish
The new proposed design was presented to Commissioners, which includes the following:
• Removal of right most window to be replaced with:
• NCR SelfServ 64 Automated Teller Machine
• Side Panel Windows
• Matching Brick Fill-In
• Straight Hem Black Awning
• Aluminum Sconce, Black Finish
Associate Planner Pederson showed a slide of the building’s current condition to Commissioners. Proposed materials, lighting
and the cutsheet of ATM was also shown. Commission action is to consider the proposed exterior appearance and provide a
recommendation to the Village Board of Trustees approval, approval with conditions, or denial.
Commissioner Mees asked if the Village Trustees had voted on this design and rejected it.
Associate Planner Pederson clarified that per the Commission’s recommendation for denial on November 13, 2024, the
previously proposed design was denied via ordinance. That design included the brick infill, the wood trim, and awning. Currently
there is nothing in the code that prevents an applicant from re-applying, so the client and Petitioner chose to modify the petition
based on comments from the Commission on September 11, 2024, and reappear before the commission for consideration.
Commissioner Mees asked if the Trustees had comments as to why they rejected it so the Commission can make sure that they
address all concerns that were previously reviewed and were on the same page as the Trustees.
Associate Planner Pederson said that the previous recommendation for denial from this Commission was unanimous and was
therefore put on the consent agenda. The Trustees did not pull the item from the consent agenda to discuss separately, and it was
passed on the Commission’s recommendation.
The Petitioner, Taylor Hall with PM Design on behalf of US Bank, presented the design. He stated that they are revisiting the
project based on the comments from the September 11, 2024, review that he was unable to attend, and the project was not
properly represented at that time.
The Petitioner said they had taken feedback from the notes to more adequately conform with the façade of building. He also
stated that US Bank always used the highest technology and standards. With those regards, they have been evaluating this
location in particular for quite a while and have been researching since 2022. He stated that the bank likes the location, as it is not
directly on the main road but is still easy to identify. He stated that they are familiar with the noise and other lighting ordinances
as well as appearance ordinances, and it’s in their interest to align with the community and the Commission’s requirements.
The Petitioner stated that they are presenting a proposed ATM and façade at the location which is currently zoned C5A. They are
proposing a new design in alignment with remarks and rebuttals that were made and found in the notes and meeting minutes. The
design is proposing removal of the window for the ATM kiosk, some level of demolition and infill at the lower portion for the
work that be necessary to set ATM kiosk, custom fabricated window wood frame unit that matches the current architecture, and
the colonial style brick molding as well as a black awning for weather protection for customers.
It was discussed whether it would be necessary to provide that canopy, Mr. Hall stated that he would have to defer to the
Commission’s recommendation there and make note accordingly. He showed existing conditions photos taken during wintertime,
along with the elevation and the proposed flanking custom windows. Mr. Hall also showed an updated plan sheet indicating the
limited scope removal extraction of window unit in its entirety, if possible, for reclamation and reuse, infill with the atm and new
custom units, the fabric canopy for the canopy and the brick match. Petitioner stated that brick match was not the correct image
with the closer match which was recommended by local mason after visiting site. Provided photometric to ensure security at the
site.
Commissioner Goranov stated that it appeared the Petitioner had disregarded the alcove design recommendation of the
Commission, and that it looks worse than the previously presented option. He inquired as to why the Petitioner did not present
the alcove option that was given to them last time.
Chairperson Jacobson noted that it appeared they explored the option.
Mr. Hall stated that they did work administratively with the jurisdiction regarding the alcove design, it was found to be in non-
compliance with accessibility and the Bank did not want to pursue the design.
Commissioner Goranov asked to clarify which jurisdiction. Petitioner Hall stated that it was discussed with the Planning
Department. Commissioner Goranov inquired as to why it is not in compliance, he stated it seemed like it would comply with all
the ADA requirements. The Petitioner stated that they surveyed and found that it does not; in fact, currently it does not meet
forward approach compliance.
Commissioner Schlembach asked for an elaboration on the non-compliance.
Petitioner Taylor Hall stated that currently that alcove has a grade which is 6% from the curb line/sidewalk line up to the
threshold of the door. For a forward approach it must be at 5%, so it is already out of compliance. They would also have to meet
cross slope so it would have to be 2% in both directions. In fact, to do that they would have to form a curb as well as install a
railing and the bank was not at all in favor of this design.
Commissioner Schlembach clarified that it is the exterior sidewalk approach that is in current non-compliance. Petitioner Hall
replied that no, it is within the property, building line.
Commissioner Goranov requested a picture to be pulled up of the area.
Chairperson Jacobson remarked that it looks like by the time they would install a curb and raised the alcove piece up they would
be conflicting with the door.
Commissioner Goranov stated that would not be required because the ATM would be close to the sidewalk.
Chairperson Jacobson commented that they would have to pour that concrete to make the cross slope so a person would not be
sitting sideways if they were in a wheelchair and then they would be restricting the door.
Commissioner Goranov said that this could easily be done, while Chairperson Jacobson stated she didn’t think they could do it
from the front door straight to the sidewalk. He stated that all they would have to do is the little rectangle by the door which can
be altered very easily. He remarked that the Village is building a whole new train station because of the ADA requirements, all
this would require is to change the rectangle.
Commissioner Mees pointed out that the Petitioner would need to change the concrete leading up to the door, and slope up so that
the highest point by the door is also the highest point by the ATM.
Chairperson Jacobson concurred and said that it’s within four feet and the whole piece slopes so it’s not going to be possible to
create the slope without creating a curb because they have two existing points; the existing sidewalk and the existing threshold of
the door. If the Petitioner was building a new building, then they could easily flatten it out but it is more difficult when you have
two existing conditions.
Commissioner Goranov inquired about there being a hall upon entry of the building and asked about the floor elevation and the
level of the sidewalk.
Commissioner Albrecht asked Commissioner Goranov if his idea was that if this portion were fixed, it would put into compliance
the entrance to the building, as well as to the ATM and the Petitioner could solve both those situations.
Commissioner Mees asked if he meant the Petitioner would dig out the entire rectangle and then what would happen at the
threshold of the door.
Commissioner Goranov stated that maybe it would require a whole new door, but he thinks it is worth it to keep the historic
elevation. In the new design, the building looks totally different in terms of historic value.
Chairperson Jacobson asked if there were comments from any other Commissioners.
Commissioner Mees said that she thinks that the proposed design now takes into account what was asked for in September, the
windows especially. Her only comment would be that above the ATM is brick. She would ask for the area above the ATM to be
either another faux window or white panel and not red brick. Petitioner Hall asked if this meant to shorten window heights and/or
add trim all the way across. Commissioner Mees clarified that she didn’t mean shorten the window height, she would keep the
height the same to match the other windows on the building. Instead, having the area above the ATM be a window to match the
window size on the other side instead of having it be brick.
Commissioner Goranov agreed that an upside-down U-shaped window around ATM would be better.
Commissioner Albrecht said that there have been some good comments, but she feels like with the different entities involved in
these discussions, the design is almost one step behind. She is not in disagreement with some of the changes that have been
mentioned, like the windows, but they are still looking at a historic building with the opportunity to not change anything. Perhaps
if the Petitioner’s client could come back and smooth out the entrance, it would give us the opportunity to get the ATM in
without changing the elevation and solve the problem of a non-compliant entrance.
Commissioner Schlembach said that he was thinking about downtown where sidewalk slabs have been changed in order to help
storeowners meet the grade and he feels that even if they needed to encroach upon the Village sidewalk, as long as the
encroachment is also in compliance, that solution could be implemented if there was an element of good faith wanting to
implement it.
Chairperson Jacobson stated that unfortunately, the Village just re-did the sidewalks last summer.
Commissioner Goranov asked who the architect of this ATM project was. Mr. Hall stated that he was the Project Manager with
PM Design, the architect of record. Commissioner Goranov asked to clarify that he is not the architect and inquired as to why the
architect was not present to answer questions. Petitioner Taylor Hall stated that their goal was to take another look at the façade
since the alcove design is not feasible. They sent out a surveyor and found the non-compliant area and discussed the options
including the modification of the interior of the building to achieve the drop and gradually accommodate that slope. The bank is
not willing to submit the alcove as their preferred design as it is not in their best interest.
Commissioner Goranov added that the Petitioner also advised them that there is a non-conformance. Petitioner Taylor Hall
agreed that it is not in compliance.
Commissioner Schlembach added that was the case unless they encroached on the village sidewalk. Petitioner Taylor Hall agreed
that element could make a difference.
Commissioner Schlembach said that other businesses down the street have had the Village sidewalk changed.
Commissioner Smith said that her preference is to try to accommodate the alcove design and that she is concerned that this
proposed design is not in line with what is existing. She agrees that continuing the windows on the top might help but is
concerned about the infill of the brick since matching is going to be difficult. She mentions that her preference is for minimizing
elements that are not part of the historic structure.
Commissioner Goranov says that the canopy makes the facade look like a different building that is imbedded into the building.
Commissioner Smith asked if the canopy is one of the bank’s requirements.
Petitioner Taylor Hall responded that no, he believes it was something discussed in the design process to protect the client from
the elements.
Commissioner Goranov said that could be avoided by putting the ATM in the alcove as it is already covered.
Commissioner Jacobson reiterated that the alcove design would be something that would require the applicant to go back to the
Village and ask if it would be possible to adjust the sidewalk, and it would improve the accessibility for the rest of the building
also.
Commissioner Goranov said it would also be an opportunity to save a historic building, one of the few left to be saved.
Chairperson Jacobson stated that this is an improvement over the last design in terms of the windows, and she thinks the alcove is
a nicer way to keep the building façade looking the same, it solves the problem of the awning. She agreed that it will not work the
way it is right now because of the matter of having to redo the concrete entrance to the building.
Commissioner Goranov made the motion:
After conducting a public meeting and deliberating on the request of the petitioner, Taylor Hall on behalf of PM Design and US
Bank, for approval of an exterior appearance review for 515 Crescent Boulevard in the C5A Zoning District, the Architectural
Appearance Commission recommends denial of this request based on the following findings of fact:
1. The proposal architectural style is not preserving the historic appearance of the building
2. There is an alternative option to be explored which will preserve exterior of the building and overall will improve the
functioning of the entire building and functioning of the ATM machine
Commissioner Albrecht seconded the motion. The motion passed roll call with all Commissioners present voting “Yes”.
Chairperson Jacobson suggested to the Petitioner working with the Village Engineer to see what could be done about the grading
and the sidewalk.
Commissioner Albrecht said that she thinks it will make a nice space for the ATM and help keep the building in historic character
and have an accessible entrance to the building.
Petitioner Taylor Hall stated that he will relay all the comments to the bank and thanked the Commission.
E. Chairman’s Report
Nothing to report
F. Trustee Liaison Report
Nothing to report
G. Staff Report
Anabel Pederson, Associate Planner presented the following updates from Staff:
1. New Village Trustees and Village President sworn in May 12, 2025. There will be a new Trustee Liaison for the
Commission, and they will hopefully be present next meeting.
2. Metra and Union Pacific are still in negotiations regarding the Metra Station Project.
3. 534 Duane Street, Fuchsia Boutique exterior appearance was approved by Village Board on April 14, 2025. Building
has commenced.
4. The new Village fee schedule in effect that took effect April 25, 2005, as well as the new permitting software; the staff
side as well as customer facing portal so applicants will now submit and track comments and approvals online.
Commissioner Albrecht and Commissioner Goranov asked when the Commission would see the Metra Station Project
again.
Commissioner Mees stated that she believes they saw it and approved it and so will not be seeing it again.
Associate Planner Pederson confirmed that the Commission had already approved the exterior appearance review.
Commissioner Schlembach asked how many funding agencies are involved in the project and asked about future funding
outlook and the negotiations involved.
Associate Planner Pederson said that she believes recent negotiations in particular are about the rental or lease agreement
with Metra and Union Pacific. From what she can tell, the Village Engineer has stated that there is still funding going on and
money being allocated to the projects, but they are monitoring the funding situation as things develop. However, projects
this far along in the planning phase still should have funding.
Commissioner Smith said that she noticed a store front on Main Street being painted a color that she doesn’t believe the
Commission would generally approve of and asked about guidelines for tenants regarding exterior painting.
Associate Planner Pederson stated that the Commission would only see things that are significant alterations, and that
painting a building would not require a permit or be considered a significant alteration. She mentioned the Architectural
Appearance Guidelines that outline earth tones as the advised colors for downtown.
Commissioner Schlembach added that, on historical building paint is a temporary material because ultimately it can be
repainted.
I. Adjournment
Member Albrecht made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Member Goranov seconded the motion and the motion passed
by voice vote at 7:40pm
Respectfully submitted,
Adriana Ohl-Zamora
Recording Secretary
Agenda
Agenda
Village of Glen Ellyn
Architectural Appearance Commission Meeting
Wednesday, May 14, 2025
7:00 PM
Glen Ellyn Civic Center, Galligan Board Room
Visitors are most welcome to attend all public meetings and can find copies of the Agenda online at www.glenellyn.org
prior to the meeting. Any individual with a disability requiring reasonable accommodation in order to participate in a
meeting should contact the Village of Glen Ellyn ADA Coordinator, 630-469-5000, at least five (5) business days
in advance of the next scheduled meeting.
A. Call to Order
B. Approval of the Minutes
1) Approval of the March 12, 2025 Architectural Appearance Commission Minutes
C. Old Business
D. New Business
1) 515 Crescent Blvd. - Exterior Appearance Review for Walk-Up Automated Teller
Machine
E. Chairman's Report
F. Trustee Liaison's Report
G. Staff Report
Village of Glen Ellyn
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Agenda
Village of Glen Ellyn
Architectural Appearance Commission Meeting
Wednesday, May 14, 2025
7:00 PM
Glen Ellyn Civic Center, Galligan Board Room
Visitors are most welcome to attend all public meetings and can find copies of the Agenda online at www.glenellyn.org
prior to the meeting. Any individual with a disability requiring reasonable accommodation in order to participate in a
meeting should contact the Village of Glen Ellyn ADA Coordinator, 630-469-5000, at least five (5) business days
in advance of the next scheduled meeting.
A. Call to Order
B. Approval of the Minutes
1) Approval of the March 12, 2025 Architectural Appearance Commission Minutes
C. Old Business
D. New Business
1) 515 Crescent Blvd. - Exterior Appearance Review for Walk-Up Automated Teller
Machine
E. Chairman's Report
F. Trustee Liaison's Report
G. Staff Report
Village of Glen Ellyn
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DRAFT MINUTES
Glen Ellyn Architectural Appearance Commission
Wednesday, March 12, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Glen Ellyn Civic Center
Galligan Board Room
535 Duane Street
A. Call to Order and Roll Call
Chairperson Jacobson called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM and explained the Architectural Appearance Commission’s function
and procedures as an advisory body.
Roll was called.
Present: Chairperson Jacobson and Commissioners Albrecht, Goranov, Mees, Rahn, Schlembach, and Smith
Also in attendance: Anabel Pederson, Associate Planner, Jordan Frahm Associate Planner, Anne Gould Village Trustee, and
Adriana Ohl Zamora, Recording Secretary.
B. Approval of the Minutes
Commissioner Albrecht made a motion to approve the draft minutes of the February 12, 2025 meeting. Commissioner
Rahn seconded the motion. The motion passed by voice vote.
Commissioner Smith recused herself.
C. Old Business
1. 534 Duane Street, Glen Ellyn IL 60137: Exterior Appearance Review
Staff Presentation
Sworn in, Jordan Frahm, Associate Planner discussed the return of the 534 Duane Street Exterior Appearance Review. The item
is returning from the December 11, 2024 meeting due to façade issues that needed to be revised. The petitioner is Ashley Rooney,
from Fuchsia Boutique a local clothing store. The façade that was approved in December was shown, as well as the current issues
with found structural beams. The revised elevation showed differences in pattern of siding and major difference with the
arrangement of the windows. There were also changes in the doors, with one door to one side instead of two in the center.
Review of materials and paints were shown. None of the colors had changed from the previous design. Relevant architecture
appearance elements fit in with adjacent buildings.
Sworn In, Matt Rooney, Petitioner stated that the color scheme will remain the same, and they are now asking for gas lantern
lighting on the façade. Pictures were shown to the Commission. That is the only other change with regards to materials.
Questions and Comments:
Commissioner Albrecht asked why the petitioner chose to have upper and lower changes in window, including removing the
transoms from the design. She also asked if there was any consideration continue to highlight the door by keeping the vertical
siding and noted that it might capture high visual impact of the previous design.
Petitioner Matt Rooney responded that the original doors were 9ft tall and the steel beam they found is limiting the height to door
to 8ft, above beam there are open truces that frame the roof. They can no longer have transoms or the height to accommodate for
the windows. Mr. Rooney did note that they could consider changing the siding design.
Chairperson Jacobson stated that it was more effective when the door was centered; she thinks the newer design works well but
the petitioner could look at the option with the off-centered door.
Commissioner Goranov stated that the easiest option would be to have vertical siding on either side of the door. He asked if the
petitioner had considered having a blackened transom just above the door.
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Mr. Rooney stated that he had not considered it but that is an option, however he reiterated that the design it is off center which
may contribute to the final look.
Commissioner Goranov stated that he believes it is better to be off centered, and the building would have the sign to balance the
elevation.
Commissioner Albrecht stated that she liked the look of the new light fixtures.
Commission Recommendation
Chairperson Jacobson made the motion:
After conducting a public meeting and deliberating on the request of the petitioner The Village of Glen Ellyn for approval of an
exterior appearance review for 534 Duane St., Glen Ellyn in the C5B Zoning District, the Architectural Appearance Commission
hereby recommends approval based on the findings of fact, as discussed or amended at the Architectural Appearance Commission
public meeting on March 12, 2025, which are hereby incorporated into the Motion by reference as fully set forth herein, and a copy
of which will be attached to the minutes of this meeting and kept on file as part of the permanent records of the Village. The
Architectural Appearance Commission makes this recommendation of approval with the following conditions:
1. That the project be constructed in substantial conformance with the plans and testimony presented at the Architectural
Appearance Commission public meeting and before the Village Board of Trustees.
2. That the Petitioner consider the architectural appearance around main entrance to more reflect original design
3. That the new gas light fixture replaces the previously approved light fixture.
Commissioner Schlembach seconded the motion. The motion passed roll call with all commissioners present voting “Yes”.
Commissioner Smith rejoined the meeting.
D. New Business
None
E. Chairman’s Report
Chairperson Jacobson mentioned a comment from a resident concerned with the new train station and the removal of trees.
Associate Planner Pederson noted that those comments can be passed onto staff.
F. Trustee Liaison Report
Trustee Gould discussed updates with regards to the following:
1. The Downtown Event Park got approved for rezoning and special use events, contractual completion date is end of
December 2026 to be completed in 2 phases.
2. There were two workshops on motorized bikes and electric scooters. There have been some complaints of people using
them on sidewalks at high speeds. The police department is looking into what other villages are doing and may choose
to focus on an education campaign downtown.
3. Permit fees have been approved and will go into effect when the Village converts to the new community development
software system in April.
Anabel Pederson, Associate Planner added that the Village is holding off on releasing the new fees to avoid any confusion. That
information should be available next month when staff training and implementation has been completed.
Trustee Gould stated that the Board aiming for a 4% increase in permit fees as they have not been raised in a few years.
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Commissioner Goranov asked if the new software system will utilize AI and added that a 4% increase seems reasonable.
Associate Planner Pederson responded that the software is not integrating AI, it functions similar to the permitting software the
Village is already using but making things more streamlined by adding a resident portal and improving communication.
G. Staff Report
Anabel Pederson, Associate Planner presented to the Commission the following updates:
1. As noted by Trustee Gould, the Downtown Event Park got approved by the Village Board on March 10,
2025.
2. 580 Duane St. is being held for exterior due to structural issues with the column supports and the owners are
communicating with the building department.
Commissioner Schlembach asked about the status of the cost report on the Metra Train Station Project.
Associate Planner Pederson noted that Rich Daubert, Village Engineer has not provided the cost report but he will be contacted
for a reminder.
I. Adjournment
Member Albrecht made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Member Goranov seconded the motion and the motion passed
by voice vote at 7:25pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Adriana Ohl-Zamora
Recording Secretary
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Glen Ellyn Meeting 5/14/2025 7:00 PM
535 Duane Street Department: Community Development
Glen Ellyn, IL Department Head: Jennifer Henaghan
60137 Category: Commission Recommendation
Prepared By: Anabel Pederson
AGENDA ITEM DOC ID: 2025-394
(ID # 2025-394)
515 Crescent Blvd. - Exterior Appearance Review for Walk-Up
Automated Teller Machine
Statement of the Issue:
The petitioner is requesting review and recommendation from the Architectural Appearance
Commission regarding the proposed exterior facade alteration of the property known as 515
Crescent Boulevard. The proposed alteration includes the appearance of a walk-up ATM.
Analysis:
BACKGROUND:
On January 13, 2025, the Village Board adopted Ordinance No. 7160, An Ordinance Denying an
Exterior Appearance Application for a Proposed Walk-Up Automated Teller Machine at the
Property Located at 515 Crescent Boulevard, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 based on the Architectural
Appearance Commission's 5-0 vote to recommend denial. Discussion of the 2024 ATM proposal
can be found here.
CURRENT PROPOSAL:
The applicant is proposing an alteration to the exterior appearance of the property located at 515
Crescent Boulevard. The project includes the removal of an existing window and construction of a
walk-up ATM with a matching altered window and brick infill. The proposed design was chosen to
match the existing building articulation and provide pedestrians with access to banking services
through the installation of the new ATM.
1. Building: The building is located downtown in the C5A Commercial Zoning District and is a
contributing building within the Historic District. The building occupies approximately
5,227.22 square feet and is currently occupied by a real estate agency granted by a Special
Use Permit in February of 2022. The current weathered red brick building has colonial style
features including white wall paneling at the entrance, and decorative trim along the walls
and surrounding the white frame windows.
2. Design: The design includes the installation of an NCR SelfServ Walk-Up ATM replacing
the most western window of the building's north face. The surrounding area around the
proposed ATM will have a window panel on either side, with the space above and below the
unit in-filled to match the existing weathered red brick of the existing building. The design
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would also include a black fabric awning to be set over the ATM for weather protection of
customers.
3. Lighting. The proposed lighting changes includes a new wall sconce for security lighting
above the ATM. The sconce is a Cooper Lighting Solution Entri LED measuring 15-3/4” x
7-3/4” x 8-1/8” with a round curved face. It has aluminum housing in a black finish and is
proposed to be downlit with a color temperature of 3000K.
4. Proposed Use: The proposed use of an automatic teller machine that is not located on the
same property as a bank or financial institution is currently not permitted in the Village
Zoning Code. The use will be subject to a proposed Text Amendment and Special Use
Permit application to be considered by the Plan Commission before final consideration by
the Village Board of Trustees. Village Staff is bringing the item forward to the AAC for an
exterior appearance review as an appropriate first action for this application as the proposed
use would significantly alter the façade of a contributing building within the C5A Zoning
District. The project will also appear before the Historic Preservation Commission for
consideration of the impact on the historical character of the downtown. The AAC will be
commenting on the exterior appearance only, and will not make recommendations on the
proposed use of the ATM.
ARCHITECTURAL APPEARANCE GUIDELINES:
3.11 Expansion, additions, and remodeling of existing structures should emphasize
compatibility with the original structure in terms of roof structure, materials, openings, and
detailing.
Staff does not believe that the proposed alterations conform to this guideline.
Budget Impact:
Contribution to Strategic Plan
Action Requested:
The Architectural Appearance Commission is being asked to consider the petitioner’s request for
exterior appearance and make a recommendation to the Village Board for approval, approval with
conditions, or denial. In reviewing the request, the Commission should consider how the proposed
exterior appearance conforms to the Appearance Review Guidelines. In reviewing the project, the
AAC may wish to inquire about/encourage the petitioner to:
1. Utilize design elements to create an alteration that is in harmony with the surrounding buildings.
2. Consider the proposed alteration in the context of the larger downtown area.
3. Incorporate Architectural Appearance Guidelines into feedback and review comments.
Attachments:
1. Aerial Map
2. Zoning Map
3. Plat of Survey
4. Site Plan and Planning Set
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5. Floor Plan
6. NCR SelfServ ATM64 Brochure
7. NCR 2064 General Info Spec Sheet
8. Materials - Bricks and Awning
9. Lighting - Wall Sconce Specs
10. Rejected Alcove Design
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515 Crescent - Aerial Map
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515 Crescent - Zoning Map
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Boundary And Partial
GENERAL NOTES
NO SEARCH OF RECORDS FOR EASEMENTS OR ENCUMBRANCES
WAS DONE BY SURVEYOR.
Topographic Survey
FOR BUILDING LINES, EASEMENTS AND OTHER RESTRICTIONS, REFER TO THE
OWNER'S DEED, TITLE POLICY AND LOCAL ZONING ORDNANCES. LEGAL DESCRIPTION
THE HEAVY DARK BOUNDARY LINE REFLECTS WHAT WAS SURVEYED FROM THE LEGAL LOT 1 AND THAT PART OF LOT 2 LYING EAST OF A LINE 100 FEET WEST OF AND PARALLEL TO THE WEST LINE
DESCRIPTION AND MAY NOT DEFINE OWNERSHIP. OF MAIN STREET, ALL IN BLOCK 8 OF COUNTY CLERK'S SECOND ASSESSMENT DIVISION IN THE SOUTHWEST
1/4 OF SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 39 NORTH, RANGE 10, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, ACCORDING
FLOOR ELEVATIONS (FE) TAKEN OUTSIDE AT DOORWAYS. TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED JULY 3, 1906 AS DOCUMENT 88052, IN DU PAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
TOP OF FOUNDATION ELEVATIONS (TF) TAKEN OUTSIDE WHERE
THE FOUNDATION WAS EXPOSED.
THE SURVEY REFLECTS VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS AND MAY NOT REFLECT
20 0 20 40 IMPROVEMENTS THAT ARE HIDDEN BY LANDSCAPING, COVERED
BY DUMPSTERS, UNDER VEHICLES OR BURIED UNDER SOIL AND VEGETATION.
GRAPHIC SCALE - FEET LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM, IF ANY IS NOT DEPICTED HEREON.
BUILDING TIES ARE TO FOUNDATION
BASIS OF BEARINGS
FIELDWORK COMPLETED 11-2-2023
NAD 83, ILLINOIS STATE PLANE, EAST
AS DETERMINED BY TRIMBLE VRS NETWORK
BENCHMARK INFORMATION
SOURCE BENCHMARK:
THREE STORY EXISTING STORM INLET RIM LOCATED IN THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT
BRICK BUILDING WEST OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY AS SHOWN ON THE VILLAGE OF
GLEN ELLYN STREET SCAPE PLANS, PHASE 2 AND 3.
ELEVATION = 736.06 (NAVD 88)
SITE BENCHMARK
CONTROL POINT NO. 1
CROSS CUT IN TOP OF CURB
AS NOTED HEREON.
Crescent 66' R.O.W.
Boulevard ELEVATION =739.18 (NAVD 88)
LINE LEGEND
AREA UNDER CONSTRUCTION PLANTER ELECTRIC BOX
PLANTER
PLANTER
PLANTER
= BOUNDARY LINE N89°18'58"E
.0 T
0 C T
8
F 7
L 3
7 8
3 .2 .
C
F 7 0
100. 0
RIM=737.51 7
3 7 3
.7 3 L 3
7 8
1 7
8.
T 3 .4 73 5
C F 7
L 3 7 TC 8.1
= LOT LINE T 7 8
3 3 C .9 7 73
FL
7 9
.8 8 5
738 CUT CROSS
B B
4 2
8 .5 7 9 9
= SETBACK LINE V CO
3
.5
8 8
.7 CO
.1 73
3
.1
3 UTILITY INFORMATION
CO
B 7
3
3 9 9
CO 7 .0 .2
7 6 6 7 3 9 739 7 5
.0 2 73
3 .6 5 8 .8 9 3
. .7 .1 9
8 0 8 8 8
SITE BENCHMARK
S tr e e t
3 3 3 3 5 .1
= EASEMENT LINE .6 3
8
7 7 7
3 7
7
3 3
7 4 7
3 A J.U.L.I.E. DESIGN STAGE UTILITY REQUEST WAS ORDERED BY THE
G 7 G
DUPAGE CO. MONUMENT
SURVEYOR ON NOVEMBER 3, 2023 DIG NO. X233071867 THE FOLLOWING
FE=739.00 ELEV=739.18
48
739.
UTILITY COMPANIES WERE CONTACTED:
ENTRANCE
4 7 .5 0
= SECTION LINE
DOOR FE=739.51 BLDG. COR.
ATT DISTRIBUTION
5 9 .3 8
ABBREVIATIONS CUT CROSS
BLDG. COR. WINDOW 1.48' SOUTH
EMAIL: G11629@ATT.COM
0.65' SOUTH (TYP.) 0.85' WEST
8 PHONE: NONE PROVIDED
0.05' WEST
HDPE = HIGH-DENSITY POLYETHYLENE ATLAS REQUESTED
K
OC LOT 1 ENTRANCE PLANTER
BL
1 5 "E
RCP = REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPE
S 0 0 °5 6 '
PVC = POLYVINYLCHLORIDE PIPE ONE STORY COMED
CMP = CORRUGATED METAL PIPE
NG LOT
LOT 2 BRICK BUILDING CONTACT: NONE PROVIDED
MUNICIPAL PARKI
66'R .O .W .
0 8 "W
VCP = VITRIFIED CLAY PIPE 515 CRESCENT BLVD. PHONE: 630.576.7094
N 0 0 °1 4 '
ASPHALT PAVEMENT
INV = INVERT BLDG. COR.
450 N. MAIN ST. ATLAS PROVIDED
TWO STORY 0.63' SOUTH
TC = TOP OF CURB
0.93' WEST
FL = FLOW LINE BRICK BUILDING
N . M a in
COMCAST
FE = FLOOR ELEVATION CONTACT: MARTHA GIERAS (MARTHA_GIERAS@CABLE.COMCAST.COM)
TF = TOP OF FOUNDATION PHONE: 224.229.5862
CHB = CHORD BEARING BLDG. COR.
NO RESPONSE
DIP = DUCTILE IRON PIPE 1.66' SOUTH
0.15' WEST 66 CUT CROSS
RRS = RAILROAD SPIKE
100. VILLAGE OF GLEN ELLYN
POB = POINT OF BEGINNING
ARC 85.57
FOUND IRON PIPE 29 CONTACT: STEVE WARNER
IUS
EFO = ENGINEERED FLOOD OPENINGS RAD
PHONE: 630.547.5512
WW = WINDOW WELL ATLAS PROVIDED
CONC = CONCRETE MENT
PAVE
TW = TOP OF WALL ALT
ASPH NICOR GAS
TP = TOP OF PIPE CONTACT: UTILITY CONSULTANTG03W
RETAINING WALL
EP = EDGE OF PAVEMENT PHONE: 630.388.2362
EW = EDGE OF WALK ATLAS PROVIDED
DROVE MAG. NAIL
CNO = COULD NOT OPEN 10' SOUTH AND
WOOD FENCE
FOD = FULL OF DEBRIS ON LINE ATT/T-TCG
TOD = TOP OF DEBRIS TRASH ENCLOSURE CONTACT: BOBBY AKHTER
FOW = FULL OF WATER PHONE: 630.390.0089
NVP = NO VISIBLE PIPES NO RESPONSE
TP = TOP OF PIPE
ROW = RIGHT OF WAY NO UTILITIES WERE MARKED BY THE ABOVE UTILITY COMPANIES AT THE
ROAD TIME OF THE SURVEY.
LEGEND L
AI
C R UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AND PIPE DATA SHOWN HEREON ARE FROM ABOVE
SANITARY MANHOLE MAILBOX
CIFI GROUND OBSERVATIONS, ABOVE GROUND MANHOLE INSPECTIONS, AVAILABLE
PA ATLASES WHICH CAN BE INTERPRETED, ARE LEGIBLE AND TO SCALE, AND
CO SANITARY CLEANOUT DOWNSPOUT
NION THE SURVEY AND DOES NOT COMPRISE ALL UNDERGROUND UTILITIES.
STORM MANHOLE LIGHT POLE U WMA OBSERVES AND ATTEMPTS TO IDENTIFY PIPE SIZE, MATERIAL, AND
DEPTH TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITY FROM THESE ABOVE GROUND OBSERVATIONS.
STORM CATCH BASIN OVERHEAD LIGHT POLE DUE TO SAFETY AND PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS WHEN OBTAINING THIS DATA, THE TRUE SIZE,
TYPE, AND DEPTH OF THE PIPE MAY VARY FROM THE DATA SHOWN HEREON.
STORM INLET E ELECTRIC MANHOLE
SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE THEREFORE LOCATION, DEPTH, AND SIZE OF CRITICAL UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
MUST BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES.
STORM CLEANOUT TRAFFIC SIGNAL POLE
CO
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
CONTACT JULIE/811 BEFORE DOING ANY UNDERGROUND WORK.
FLARED END SECTION TRAFFIC CONTROL BOX COUNTY OF DuPAGE)SS
TRANSFORMER TRAFFIC SIGNAL VAULT
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THIS PLAT AND THE SURVEY ON WHICH IT IS BASED
WERE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEILLINOIS MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR
ELECTRICAL BOX RAILROAD SIGNAL POLE
BOUNDARY AND TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYS AS SHOWN ON THE ANNEXED PLAT,
CABLE T.V. BOX R RAILROAD SIGNAL VAULT
TELEPHONE BOX UTILITY POLE THIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CONFORMS TO THE CURRENT ILLINOIS
MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR A BOUNDARY SURVEY.
TRAFFIC CONTROL BOX OH OVERHEAD WIRES
ELECTRIC HANDHOLE
THIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CONFORMS TO THE CURRENT ILLINOIS
E UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC
MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYS.
COMMUNICATION MANHOLE G UNDERGROUND GAS
TELEPHONE MANHOLE T UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE ALL DISTANCES ARE SHOWN IN FEET AND DECIMALS THEREOF.
ELECTRIC METER FO UNDERGROUND FIBER OPTIC
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL AT WHEATON, ILLINOIS THIS 13th
GAS METER C T UNDERGROUND CABLE T.V.
______ DAY OF
Description By
NOVEMBER
Rev Date
23
G GAS VALVE W WATER MAIN
________________________________________, A.D. 20___. Boundary and Partial
B B-BOX SANITARY SEWER
Topographic Survey
ALL
ANDS
V WATER VALVE STORM SEWER WEBSTER, McGRATH AND AHLBERG, LTD. ON U LOCATION:
SI 515 CRESCENT AVE.
PRO R
V WATER VALVE VAULT X X FENCE LINE
FE YO AND 450 N. MAIN ST.
JOEL C. VIETTI VE
FIRE HYDRANT GUARD RAIL
BY:________________________________________
S R GLEN ELLYN, ILLINOIS
035-003561
PREPARED FOR:
POST INDICATOR VALVE DECIDUOUS TREE
PM DESIGN
PIV
1101 CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY SOUTH
JOEL C. VIETTI WHEATON
ILLINOIS LAND SURVEYOR NO.3561
M WATER METER ALLEN, TEXAS 75013
PINE TREE _______ ILLINOIS
S PHONE: 214.491.1830
2100 MANCHESTER ROAD, SUITE 203 TA IS
NO
PARKING METER
TE I
DROVE IRON PIPE
WHEATON, ILLINOIS 60187 OFILL JOB #: DATE: SCALE:
SIGN PHONE: (630) 668-7603 44163 11-2-2023 1"=20'
FOUND IRON PIPE
LAND SURVEYING - CIVIL ENGINEERING - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
CROSS CUT IN CONCRETE SURV: DRAWN: DESIGN:
FLAG POLE
Over a Century of Service to our Clients GA/JCV GA/JCV XXX
PLM PIPELINE MARKER M = MEASURED DIMENSION
2100 Manchester Road, Building A, Suite 203 Wheaton, Illinois 60187 FILE #: SHEET #:
R = RECORD DIMENSION ph: (630)668-7603 web: www.wmaltd.com D-29451 Survey
Design Firm License No. 184-003101
1 of 1
E:\ACTIVE-PROJECTS\44163-113910-DuPage\SURV-GA\2023 Survey\44163s.dgn 11/13/2023 8:11:36 AM
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LEGEND
504 460 520 522 524 526 530
BRICK PAVERS
EXISTING BENCH
LANDSCAPING
EXISTING BRICK SEATING AND
PAVER SIDEWALK, LANDSCAPING FIRE HYDRANT
38'-0"
TYP. PLANTER, TYP.
EXISTING BIKERACK EXIST STREET STREET LIGHT
LIGHTING, TYP. CRESCENT BLVD.
EXISTING CONCRETE SAN SAN SAN
SIDEWALK
EXISTING BENCH
EXIST FIRE SANITARY SEWER
66'-0" PROPOSED THRU- EXISTING SCONCE LINE
HYDRANT
ROW WALL ATM LIGHT FIXTURE STRM STRM STRM
12'-0"
STORM SEWER
738.73
100' 739.19 LINE
DOM-C DOM-C
DOMESTIC WATER
505 LINE
11'-7" 87'-6"
EXISTING GRADES
ARE PER CITY STREET
450 47.5'
515 CRESCENT BLVD SIGN IMPROVEMENT
DRAWINGS.
66'-0" EXIST
ROW PARKING
RE D A RCH
TE
MAIN ST.
IS I
TE
REG
KENNETH JAMES CT
McCRACKEN
001-020639
OPEN STA IS
TE O
AREA/RAILROAD O F IL LIN
ROW
OPEN
01470
AREA/RAILROAD EXPIRES: 11/30/26
ROW
SCALE: 1" = 20'-0"
DRWN BY: VR
DATE: 4/17/2025
US BANK WALL MOUNTED ATM
515 CRESCENT BLVD
SITE PLAN NORTH 1 Page 11 of 50
LEGEND
ZONING: CR
ZONING: C5A
ZONING: C5B
BUILDING IN NORTH
HISTORIC DISTRICT
PER CITY OF GLEN
ELLYN HISTORICAL
DISTRICTS MAP
515 CRESCENT BLVD
5,227 SF (0.12 ACRES)
SUBJECT PROPERTY
R 250'
PAVED ROADS
RED A RCH
TE
IS IT
REG EC
KENNETH JAMES T
McCRACKEN
001-020639
STA IS
TE O
O F IL L IN
01470
EXPIRES: 11/30/26
DRWN BY: VR
NOT TO SCALE DATE: 4/17/2025
2
US BANK WALL MOUNTED ATM
515 CRESCENT BLVD
SITE MAP NORTH
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EXISTING ASPHALT EXISTING WALL LIGHT FIXTURES, TYP.,
SHINGLES LUMENS UNKNOWN, MAINTENANCE BY OTHERS
EXISTING STREET LAMP, EXISTING RED BRICK EXISTING WHITE WOOD EXISTING CUSTOM
LUMENS UNKNOWN, WALL FINISH PANELING WOOD ASSEMBLY
MAINTENANCE BY OTHERS WINDOW UNITS. TYP.
EXTERIOR ELEVATION - EXISTING
RE D A RCH
TE I
IS
TE
REG
KENNETH JAMES CT
McCRACKEN
001-020639
STA IS
TE O
O F IL LIN
OPTION: VILLAGE AAC TO DETERMINE PROPOSED NEW FABRIC CANOPY (BLACK) PROPOSED THROUGH WALL NCR
IF CANOPIES PROVIDED AT ADJACENT AT ATM WITH SQUARE BOXED VALANCE SELFSERV 64 ATM KIOSK. PROVIDE
WINDOWS, TO MATCH. STANDARD TRIM FACE AT INSERT 01470
PROPOSED CUSTOM WOOD ASSEMBLY EXPIRES: 11/30/26
WINDOW UNITS, TO MATCH EXISTING PROVIDE BRICK IN-FILL
ADJACENT WINDOW ASSEMBLIES TO MATCH EXISTING BUILDING DRWN BY: VR
EXTERIOR ELEVATION - PROPOSED DATE: 4/17/2025
3
US BANK WALL MOUNTED ATM
515 CRESCENT BLVD
EXTERIOR ELEVATION
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VIEW FROM ACROSS CRESCENT BLVD VIEW FROM MAIN STREET SIDE OF BUILDING
E RED A RCH
I ST IT
REG EC
KENNETH JAMES T
McCRACKEN
001-020639
STA IS
TE O
O F IL LIN
01470
EXPIRES: 11/30/26
VIEW FROM ACROSS CRESCENT BLVD VIEW FROM ACROSS CRESCENT BLVD DRWN BY: VR
DATE: 4/17/2025
4
US BANK WALL MOUNTED ATM
515 CRESCENT BLVD
EXISTING STREET PHOTOS
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INTEGRAL
SHROUD
TRIM
40"
47 1/2"
CNTRL. HT. PROPOSED CUSTOM WOOD
ASSEMBLY WINDOW UNIT TO
7 1/2" MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT
10'-0"
3 - ATM DETAIL
N.T.S. 11'-7"
7'-7" +/-
7'-1" +/-
C.L. LIGHT FIXTURE
B.O. CANOPY
ATM CONTROLS
RECESSED IN OPENING
TO MEET ILLINOIS FINISH FLOOR
ACCESSIBILITY CODE 3'-0"
SECTION 308.2.1.
0"
REACH RANGE RED A RCH
E
REQUIREMENTS
TRADITIONAL FABRIC AWNING, BLACK, ST IT
2 I
- REG EC
WITH SQUARE BOXED VALANCE, TO
35 1/4"
KENNETH JAMES
47 1/2"
T
MATCH ADJACENT PROPERTY EXISTING SERVICE DOOR McCRACKEN
4 3/4"
NCR2064
PROFILE
LEVEL 1
PROPOSED SCONCE LIGHT 001-020639
0" BRICK IN-FILL TO MATCH EXISTING BUILDING; FIXTURE AT ATM STA S I
PROPOSED THROUGH WALL ATM TE O
METROBRICK FAST SHIP BLEND 7 OR SIMILAR, O F ILL IN
MASON TO VERIFY MATERIAL MATCH, AND
12 1/4"
ATM KIOSK STANDARD
PROVIDE SUBMITTAL TO ARCHITECT FOR SHROUD/TRIM, GREY
APPROVAL FOR ALTERNATE(S) AS REQUIRED
01470
EXPIRES: 11/30/26
2 - ATM/WALL SECTION - PROPOSED 1 - EXTERIOR ELEVATION - PROPOSED
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" DRWN BY: VR
DATE: 4/17/2025
5
US BANK WALL MOUNTED ATM
515 CRESCENT BLVD
DETAILS
Page 15 of 50
GENERAL NOTES
1101 CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY S
K
M
E
Nc
CR
AC
KE,
N SUITE 100
ARE
CTTIH ALLEN, TX 75013
PROJECT CONTACT: TAYLOR HALL
Architecture PHONE: 469.656.4463
Program Management
1. REFER TO A0.00 FOR SCOPE OF WORK, ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOL LEGEND Permitting
EMAIL: thall@pmdginc.com
KEN McCRACKEN, ARCHITECT
PM DESIGN GROUP, INC.
2. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE SUITE/SITE ACCESS WITH CLIENT CONSTRUCTION
MANAGER.
3. ALL DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE CONDUCTED DURING BUSINESS HOURS,
ACCORDING TO NOISE ORDINANCE OF AHJ.
4. CONTRACTOR SHALL VISIT THE SITE AND BECOME GENERALLY FAMILIAR WITH THE EXISTING
2 CONDITIONS PRIOR TO COMMENCING THE WORK.
A2.00
5. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE OWNER OF ANY AND ALL DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THE
DRAWINGS AND EXISTING CONDITIONS, PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH WORK.
6. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE PROTECTION AGAINST MOISTURE, IMPACT AND/OR DAMAGE SEAL:
0 5'-0"± AT ALL SURFACES AND OPENINGS AFFECTED BY DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION OF
9 14 7 4 6 PROPOSED PROJECT. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO PATCH AND REPAIR ANY
TYP. 2 TYP. DAMAGED AREAS, AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER.
A4.00
7. CONTRACTOR TO CONFIRM EXISTING SMOKE DETECTOR AND FIRE ALARM SYSTEM(S) ARE
3'-8" 2'-7" 8'-0" OPERATIONAL AND FUNCTION PROPERLY. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY CONSTRUCTION
V.I.F. V.I.F. V.I.F. MANAGER FOR ANY REQUIRED REPAIR.
.
8. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO FINISH FACE OF PARTITION AND/OR CENTERLINE OF COLUMN
GRIDLINE.
F.C
9. ALL INTERIOR DOORS ARE TO BE LOCATED 4" FROM ADJACENT PARTITION CORNER, UNO.
10. PROVIDE AND INSTALL FIRE-RESISTANT LAMINATE PLYWOOD BLOCKING IN WALLS FOR
MILLWORK, CABINETS, GRAB BARS, FIXTURES, HANDRAILS, RACKS, AND MOUNTED TOILET
N.
2'-4"± ACCESSORIES, AS REQ.
11. OBJECTS THAT APPEAR TO BE ALIGNED SHALL BE ALIGNED.
CONSULTANT:
12. TENANT DEMISING WALLS SHALL EXTEND TO UNDERSIDE OF APPLICABLE DECK, REF. A4.01
10
9 13. LIGHT DESIGN SHALL COMPLY WITH ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL PROFESSIONAL
REGULATION DIVISION OF BANKING REGULATION AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE SECURITY
2 ACT SECTION 10:
8'-0"
4 1. THERE SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 10 CANDLEFOOT POWER AT THE FACE OF THE
TYP.
AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE AND EXTENDING OUTWARD 5 FEET.
5'-8"± 2. THERE SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 2 CANDLEFOOT POWER WITHIN 50 FEET FROM
ALL UNOBSTRUCTED DIRECTIONS FROM THE FACE OF THE AUTOMATED TELLER
MACHINE. IN THE EVENT THE AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE IS LOCATED WITHIN
14
1 10 FEET OF THE CORNER OF THE BUILDING AND THE AUTOMATED TELLER
TYP. MACHINE IS GENERALLY ACCESSIBLE FROM THE ADJACENT SIDE, THERE SHALL BE
A MINIMUM OF 2 CANDLEFOOT POWER ALONG THE FIRST 40 UNOBSTRUCTED FEET
OF THE ADJACENT SIDE OF THE BUILDING.
N.I.C.
9
KEYNOTES
13 13 X KEYNOTE DESCRIPTION
3'-11" 6'-0"
1. EXISTING STRUCTURAL PRE-CAST CONCRETE FLOOR PLANK, PROTECT IN PLACE ADJACENT TO
CONSTRUCTION AREA(S).
2. EXISTING STRUCTURAL PRE-CAST CONCRETE FLOOR PLANK, SAW-CUT IN PLACE AT
LOCATIONS DESIGNATED ON PLAN. CONTRACTOR SHALL SCAN SLAB PRIOR TO ANY
MODIFICATIONS. INSTALL NEW STRUCTURAL COLUMNS AND BEAMS PRIOR TO DEMOLITION.
REFER TO STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS.
NORTH
3. NEW STRUCTURAL FLOOR DECK INFILL, PROVIDE COLUMNS AND BEAMS AS DESIGNATED ON
1/2" = 1'-0"
STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS.
ENLARGED PLAN - DEMOLITION 2
4. EXISTING WALL TO REMAIN, TYP. UNO. PROTECT FROM HARM, PATCH & REPAIR AS REQUIRED.
5. NEW WALL, REFER TO DETAIL 3/A04.01 FOR WALL TYPE. PROVIDE WALL BASE AND PAINT TO
MATCH EXISTING SPACE ON ADJACENT TENANT SIDE. PROVIDE RUBBER BASE AND PAINT ON US
BANK TENANT SIDE.
6. EXISTING WINDOW TO REMAIN, PROTECT FROM HARM DURING CONSTRUCTION.
0
7. REMOVE EXISTING WINDOW, FRAMING AND TRIM IN IT'S ENTIRETY; UNIT SHALL BE REMOVED
515 CRESCENT BLVD
AND RETAINED FOR REUSE, AS APPLICABLE. EXISTING SILL AND LINTEL SHALL REMAIN
PROTECTED IN-PLACE DURING REMOVAL OF WINDOW UNIT.
1 8. MODIFY SILL AT REMOVED WINDOW AS REQ. FOR NEW ATM KIOSK OPENING. PROVIDE SILL
A2.00
PAN AND FLASHING AS REQ. AT MASONRY SAW-CUT(S).
STORE NO.: N/A
2'-11" 8'-0" 9. EXISTING DOOR TO REMAIN PROTECT FROM HARM DURING CONSTRUCTION.
V.I.F. V.I.F.
18 10. EXISTING DOOR TO BE REMOVED, PATCH AND REPAIR OPENING FOR NEW DOOR.
3'-11"
V.I.F.
US BANK
ATM ROOM TO COMPLY WITH 0 11. NEW DOOR, VERIFY EXISTING ROUGH OPENING PRIOR TO ORDERING NEW DOOR.
ILLINOIS ACCESSIBILITY CODE 2'-8" 2'-10" 2'-7" ATM TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
SECTION 811, AND REQUIRED V.I.F. V.I.F. V.I.F. ILLINOIS ACCESSIBILITY CODE SECTIONS 305,307, 12. NEW ATM KIOSK.
GLEN ELLYN, IL 60137
MANEUVERING AND CLEARANCES 308,309, 707 AND DETAILS 1, 9 & 10 SHEET A0.12
5'-0"±
8
IN DETAILS 4 & 5 SHEET A0.12 13. EXISTING LIGHT FIXTURE TO REMAIN, PROTECT FROM HARM DURING CONSTRUCTION.
1
12
A4.00
14. REMOVE EXISTING LIGHT FIXTURE, PATCH AND REPAIR CEILING FOR NEW WORK.
17
15. NEW RECESSED LIGHT FIXTURE, COORDINATE WITH ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS.
DN
16. PATCH AND REPAIR CEILING TO MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT.
0
17. CUSTOM WOOD FABRICATED WINDOW ASSEMBLY, MATCHING / UTILIZING EXISTING MOLDINGS.
18. TRADITIONAL 6'-0" x 3'-0" FABRIC AWNING, BLACK, WITH SQUARE BOXED VALANCE, TO MATCH REV DATE DESCRIPTION
ADJACENT PROPERTY. 04.22.2025 PLANNING - AAC SUBMIT
6'-0"
0 04.25.2025 PLANNING - AAC PRESCREEN
11
ALIGN LEGEND
KEY DESCRIPTION
3
8'-0" 17 EXISTING WALLS TO REMAIN
6'-0 1/2"
4A
16 NEW 1 HOUR RATED INTERIOR PARTITIONS
15
5
NEW EXTERIOR WALL INFILL
4A DRAWN BY: PJO
N.I.C. CHECKED BY: TLH
N.I.C. AREA NOT IN CONTRACT ARCH. PROJECT NO.:
FBC25001.0
11'-4" SHEET NAME:
AREA OF EXISTING FLOOR DECK TO BE REMOVED
DEMOLITION &
NEW STRUCTURAL CONCRETE FLOOR
PROPOSED PLANS
SHEET NUMBER:
NORTH
ENLARGED PLAN - PROPOSED
1/2" = 1'-0"
1 A1.50
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NCR SelfServ™ 62 and 64
A new range of cash recyclers
For more information, visit ncr.com, or email banking.marketing@ncr.com.
Page 17 of 50
2 NCR SelfServTM 62 and 64
NCR SelfServ™ 62
Interior Freestanding Pocket Cash Recycler
Digital first design—15” multi-touch screen and 18.5” dynamic upper panel
Stand out from the crowd—Dynamic marketing & advertising capabilities
Design for service—Enhanced telemetry for fast and easy remote or in field service
Extend presence—Offering full multi-function and ITM* transactions in a compact footprint
Market leading performance—Ensure best in class ATM availability
*available in Phase 2
Deliver exceptional experiences
and drive cost efficiencies
Page 18 of 50
NCR SelfServTM 62 and 64 4
3
NCR SelfServ™ 64
Exterior Through-The-Wall Cash Recycler
Through the wall cash recycler for any exterior location
Fast and easy installation—Unique adjustable sleeve for any wall fitment, easy replacement of legacy ATMs
Security built in—Split module architecture for robust physical security
Fully weatherized—Designed to withstand severe environmental conditions
Market leading performance—Ensure best in class ATM availability
Deliver exceptional experiences
and drive cost efficiencies
Page 19 of 50
Cash Recycling Made Simple
Feel Better Reduce Cost Do More
Experience Efficiency Agility
Digital-first experiences Reduce the cost to serve, Drive more transactions,
for your customers and couple the latest cash faster. Versatile, modular
staff. Mobile interactions at recycling technology with ATM design for ease
the forefront coupled with innovative systems and of service and better
software-driven capabilities. cash management tools. consumer experience.
Page 20 of 50
NCR SelfServTM 62 and 64 4
5
Design Philosophy
Digital First to Digital Only
User Experience
• Designed for privacy
• Simplified, aesthetically pleasing
• Angled screen for digitally
infused transactions
Simple Interactions
• Familiar tablet-like interface
• 15” multi-touch display
• Clear progression to
additional transactions
Ease of Service
• Internally strong and robust platform
• Introducing digital-first servicing
• Allowing quick and efficient
part replacement
Page 21 of 50
6 NCR SelfServTM 62 and 64
NCR SelfServ™ 62
Experience & Efficiency
18.5” DYNAMIC
UPPER PANEL
BARCODE READER
RECEIPT PRINTER TAMPER-RESISTANT CARD READER
CONSUMER CAMERA
COIN DISPENSE OR
CHECK ACCEPT
POCKET INTERFACE
EPP
INFINITY DISPLAY 15”
CONTACTLESS BIOMETRICS
AUDIO JACK
MOODLIGHTING
WIDE RANGE OF SAFES
NCR SCALABLE RECYCLER
FRONT OR REAR ACCESS
Note: some features are optional
Page 22 of 50
A Transformative
Consumer Experience
LARGE CAPACITY
POCKET INTERFACE
PRIMARY CONSUMER INTERACTIONS
15” MULTI-TOUCH SCREEN
CONTACTLESS
ENHANCED BRANDING AND INTERACTIONS AT
COLOR CUSTOMIZATION THE FOREFRONT
CAPABILITIES
MOODLIGHTING
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NCR SelfServ™ 64
Experience & Efficiency
OPTIONAL ADVERT PANEL
EPP
TAMPER-RESISTANT CARD READER
BARCODE READER
RECEIPT PRINTER
COIN DISPENSE OR
CHECK ACCEPT
CONSUMER CAMERA
POCKET INTERFACE
INFINITY DISPLAY 15”
CONTACTLESS CARD READER
AUDIO JACK
WIDE RANGE OF SAFES
NCR SCALABLE RECYCLER
MOODLIGHTING
Note: some features are optional
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NCR Scalable Recycler (SR)—
Powering NCR SelfServ™
EFFICIENT
• One device common parts
• Improved template support, serviceability,
repair & customer experience
• Fast media transport
• Market leading bunch capacity
ADAPTABLE
• Meets global market requirements for cash
recycling
• Scalable & flexible—configurations &
options fulfill global market needs.
• Up to 8 denominations recycling
• Pocket media interface
SECURE
• The latest security technology integrated
• Seamless loading & unloading of cash from
recycler via (un)load option
• Security by design—split module enables
best-in class physical security architecture
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NCR Scalable Recycler (SR)—
Device Features
One device; commonality of templates and parts,
improved serviceability, repair, support & customer experience
Exception note handling
Pocket interface and separation
up to 300 notes for 3 compartments
dispense and deposit (Reject, Retract, CF)
Flexibility Transaction speed
accepts notes, 10 notes/sec
coupons & vouchers
Scalable
• 3 to 6 cassettes (full &
split cassettes)
• up to 8 denominations
• up to 18,300 notes
capacity
Cassettes Ink Enabled
in-lid solution, no impact
on capacity
NCR Confidential
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Maximize ROI with software that
fully supports cash recycling:
• Fully exploit cash recycling capabilities with NCR
enterprise ATM Software
• Optimize cash in and cash out balance and cash
supply costs with NCR Cash Management
• Remove legacy recycling constraints with NCR
Terminal Handler
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Contact us at NCR.com today
Why NCR?
NCR Corporation (NYSE: NCR) is a leader in omni-channel solutions, turning everyday interactions with
businesses into exceptional experiences. With its software, hardware, and portfolio of services, NCR
enables nearly 700 million transactions daily across retail, financial, travel, hospitality, telecom and
technology, and small business. NCR solutions run the everyday transactions that make your life easier.
NCR is headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., with over 30,000 employees and does business in 180 countries.
NCR is a trademark of NCR Corporation in the United States and other countries.
NCR Corporation
864 Spring St NW
Atlanta, GA 30308
© 2021 NCR Corporation Patents Pending 051221_ProductMktg_Banking_SS62&64_Brochure-1021 ncr.com
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NCR SelfServ™ 64 ATM Site Preparation
PRODUCT OVERVIEW 4-1
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
GENERAL DESCRIPTION ACOUSTICS PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION
The NCR SelfServ 64 Automated Teller Machine is a ‘through the wall’ ATM For most variants the acoustics sound power does not exceed: The illustration below is typical of the layout of the product identification
which may be installed through any suitable exterior wall or in a vestibule l 65 dB(A) when idle label which is fixed inside the ATM.
location. l 68 dB(A) when operating.
However, the following configuration will affect the sound levels as shown in
the table below:
Configuration Acoustic sound power when operating
Coin does not exceed 72 dB(A)
HEAT DISSIPATION
The NCR SelfServ product range is a flexible hardware platform. NCR
recommends that actual power measurements are taken and used to
establish the heat dissipation for specific hardware configurations. These
measurements should include any custom or third party features.
Where specific measurements are not available then, as a guide, 760
KJ/hour can be used as an indicative heating load. This figure is based on an
ATM in idle mode, with a medium to high feature functionality configuration.
Heat dissipation figures are largely unaffected by transactional rates. The product is identified by a class and a 4 digit model number. The serial
number is unique to each ATM. The tracer number is used to identify where
the ATM was built.
Please quote all of the serial and tracer numbers, including the prefix, when
There are no separate Vestible or Through the Wall variants of the SelfServ
making reference to the ATM.
64. All dimensions and clearances are the same for both types of
installation. Electrical rating information is also shown on the product label.
Options
Access
l Rear
Standard Security Enclosure
l CEN Grade I
Solid and Gas Explosion Resistant (EX GAS) Security Enclosure
l CEN Grade III
l CEN Grade IV
NCR Confidential - use and disclose solely pursuant to company instructions ©2021 by NCR Corporation, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. http://www.ncr.com. All Right's Reserved
2064 Site Preparation DRAFT
B006-7921-A000
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Fabric Awnings & Canopies
Whether for business or home, a fabric awning or canopy can 10-Year Framework Warranty
provide protection, create extra space, and enhance the look of
a house or storefront. Fabric awnings can achieve a soft look, Standard Welded Mill Finish
offer many color options, and allow you the flexibility to change Aluminum Frame
the fabric at a later date. Fabric awnings offer many solutions for
windows, doors, entrances, walkways, signage, and patios. Powdercoat Optional
Square Dome Convex
A-Frame Marquee Stationary Canopy
Elongated Dome Venetian Concave
For a FREE Estimate, call 901-368-4477 or visit parasolawnings.com.
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Fabric Options
VALANCES
No Valance Rigid Valance Loose Valance
SCALLOPS
Standard Greek Key
Wave Straight Hem
ENDS
Closed End Open End
For a FREE Estimate, call 901-368-4477 or visit parasolawnings.com.
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D ES C R IPTION
Invue
The Entri LED luminaire features a classic and stylish design with the Type
Catalog #
added benefits of solid state lighting technology, offering outstanding
uniformity and energy savings. Using Cooper Lighting Solutions'
proprietary LED LightSquare technology and AccuLED Optics™ system, Project
the Entri LED luminaire offers designers vast versatility in system design,
function and performance. Use Entri LED for wall mount architectural Date
Comments
lighting applications and egress lighting requirements. UL/cUL listed for
use in wet locations.
Prepared by
S PEC IFIC A TION FEA T U R E S
Construction scalability to meet customized zinc-plated, quick-mount junction
HOUSING: Heavy wall, one-piece, application requirements. CRI box plate that mounts directly to
die-cast aluminum construction and CCT offering includes 2200K, 4” J-Box. LightSquare mounts
for precise tolerance control and 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, facing downward. Fixture slides
repeatability in manufacturing. 5000K, and 5700K with minimum over mounting plate and is secured
Integral extruded aluminum heat 70CRI and 2700K and 3000K with with two stainless steel fasteners.
sink provides superior thermal minimum 80CRI all within 5-step Mounting plate features a one-
heat transfer in +40°C ambient MacAdam ellipse. piece EPDM gasket on back side
environments. FACEPLATE / DOOR: of plate to firmly seal fixture to
One-piece, die-cast aluminum El e c tri c a l wall surface, forbidding entry of
construction. Captive, side LED drivers mount to die-cast moisture and particulates. Optional
hinged faceplate swings open via aluminum back housing for mounting arrangements utilize a
release of one flush mount die- optimal heat sinking, operation die-cast mounting adaptor box
cast aluminum latch on housing efficacy, and prolonged life. to allow for LED battery pack,
side panel. GASKET: One-piece Standard drivers feature electronic surface conduit and trough branch
molded silicone gasket mates universal voltage (120-277V wiring. The Entri LED luminaire
perfectly between the door and 50/60Hz), 347V 60Hz or 480V 60Hz is approved for mounting on
housing for repeatable seal. LENS: operation. 480V is compatible for combustible surfaces.
Uplight lens is impact-resistant, use with 480V Wye systems only.
5/32” thick tempered frosted glass Greater than 0.9 power factor, less Fin ish
sealed to housing with continuous than 20% harmonic distortion, and Housing is finished in five-stage
bead silicone gasket. Downlight is suitable for operation in -40°C super TGIC polyester powder coat
lens is an LED LightSquare with to 40°C ambient environments paint, 2.5 mil nominal thickness
integral optics sealed for IP66 and optional 50C construction for superior protection against
rating. HARDWARE: Stainless available. All fixtures are shipped fade and wear. LightSquare cover
steel mounting screws and latch standard with 10kV/10kA common plates are standard white and
hardware allow access to electrical – and differential – mode surge may be specified to match finish
components for installation and protection. LightSquare feature of luminaire housing. Standard
servicing. an IP66 enclosure rating and colors include black, bronze, grey,
maintain greater than 98% lumen white, dark platinum and graphite
Op t i c s maintenance at 60,000 hours metallic. RAL and custom color
Choice of 9 patented, high
efficiency AccuLED Optics™
per IESNA TM-21. Emergency
egress options for -20°C ambient
matches available. Consult Outdoor
Architectural Colors brochure for a
ENC/ENT/ENV
distributions. Optics are precisely environments, WaveLinx™, complete selection. ENTRI LED
designed to shape the light occupancy sensor, and dimming
output, maximizing efficiency and options available. Warran ty
application spacing. AccuLED Five year limited warranty, consult LightSquare
Optics technology creates Mounti ng website for details. Solid State LED
consistent distributions with the JUNCTION BOX: Standard with www.cooperlighting.com/legal
ARCHITECTURAL WALL
LUMINAIRE
D IMENS IONS
(Round
ENCENC (Round
Clean)
Clean) (Triangle
ENTENT (Triangle
Reveals)
Reveals)
ENC (Round Clean) ENT (Triangle Reveals)
CERTIFICATION DATA
DesignLights Consortium® Qualified*
15-3/4"
15-3/4" 8-1/8"
8-1/8" 15-3/4"
15-3/4" 8-1/8"
8-1/8" UL/cUL Listed
15-3/4"
[400mm]
[400mm] 7-3/4"
7-3/4" [206mm]
8-1/8"
[206mm] 15-3/4"
[400mm]
[400mm] 7-3/4"
7-3/4" [206mm]
8-1/8"
[206mm]
[400mm] 7-3/4"
[196mm]
[196mm][206mm] [400mm] 7-3/4"
[196mm]
[196mm] [206mm] ISO 9001
[196mm] [196mm] IP66 LightSquares
(Round
ENVENV (Round
Reveals)
Reveals) LM79 / LM80 Compliant
ENV (Round Reveals) C O N DU I T M O UNT / BA T T E RY BA CK BOX
ENERGY DATA
Electronic LED Driver
>0.9 Power Factor
<20% Total Harmonic Distortion
15-3/4"
15-3/4" 8-1/8"
8-1/8" 120-277V/50 & 60Hz, 347V/60Hz, 480V/60Hz
15-3/4"
[400mm]
[400mm] 7-3/4"
7-3/4" [206mm]
8-1/8"
[206mm]
[400mm] 7-3/4"
[196mm]
[196mm][206mm] -30°C Minimum Temperature
[196mm] 40°C Ambient Temperature Rating (Optional)
11" SHIPPING DATA
[279mm] Approximate Net Weight:
15.2 lbs. (6.9 kgs.) - Without backbox
29.1 lbs. (13.2 kgs.) - With backbox
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ORDER IN G INFOR M A TION
Sample Number: ENC-SA1C-740-U-T4W-GM-ULG-HA-WPS2BK
Light Engine
Domestic Preferences 24 Product Family 1 Drive Color Temperature Voltage Distribution Finish
Configuration
Current
[Blank]=Standard ENC=Entri Round Clean SA1=1 Square A=350mA 722=70CRI, 2200K 3 U=UNV T2=Type II BZ=Bronze
BAA=Buy American Act ENT=Entri Triangle B=450mA 727=70CRI, 2700K 3 (120- T3=Type III AP=Grey
TAA=Trade Agreements Reveals C=600mA 730=70CRI, 3000K 3 277) T4FT=Type IV Forward Throw BK=Black
Act ENV=Entri Round D=800mA 735=70CRI, 3500K 1=120 T4W=Type IV Wide DP=Dark Platinum
Reveals E=1000mA 740=70CRI, 4000K 2=208 SL2=Type II w/Spill Control GM=Graphite Metallic
F=1200mA 750=70CRI, 5000K 3 3=240 SL3=Type III w/Spill Control WH=White
760=70CRI, 5700K 3 4=277 SL4=Type IV w/Spill Control
827=80CRI, 2700K 3 8=480 SLL=90° Spill Light Eliminator Left
830=80CRI, 3000K 3 9=347 SLR=90° Spill Light Eliminator Right
835=80CRI, 3500K 3
Options (Add as Suffix) Accessories (Order Separately) 25
F=Singled fused (Must specify voltage, fused on single hot leg of 120, 277, or 347) MA1253=10kV Circuit Module Replacement
FF=Doubled fused (Must specify voltage, fused on both hot legs of 208, 240, or 480) MA1253-480V=10kV Circuit Module Replacement (480V only)
X=Driver Surge Protection (6kV) Only FSIR-100-PK=Wireless Configuration Tool for Occupancy Sensor 11
20K=Series 20kV UL 1449 Surge Protective Device VA6172SA=Wireguard Accessory
2L=Two-Circuit Light Engine 23 VA6173=Tamper-Resistant Driver Bit
DIM=0-10V Dimming Driver 5, 6 VA6174=Vandal Shield Accessory
EBP=Battery Pack with Back Box (Must specify voltage, available in 120V or 277V) 2, 4, 9 VA2001-XX=Thru-Way Conduit Box
CBP=Battery Pack with Back Box, Cold Weather Rated (Must specify voltage, available in 120V LS/HSS=House Side Shield (Works with all distributions listed for Entri)
or 277V) 2, 4, 10 WOLC-7P-10A=WaveLinx Outdoor Control Module (7-pin)
CBP-CEC=Battery Pack with Back Box, Cold Weather Rated, CEC compliant (Must specify voltage,
available in 120V or 277V) 2, 4, 10
R90=Rotated Right 90˚
L90=Rotated Left 90˚
HSS=Factory Installed House Side Shield 16
LCF=LightSquare Trim Plate Matches Housing Finish 15
ULG=Uplight Glow 7
HA=50°C High Ambient 8
WG=Wire Guard
TR=Tamper Resistant Hardware
BOX=Empty back box (1/2" NPT, each side with plugs installed
BPC=Button Type Photocontrol (Must specify voltage, available in 120, 208, 240, 277V, 347, and 480)
AHD145=After Hours Dim, 5 Hours, 50% 17
AHD245=After Hours Dim, 6 Hours, 50% 17
AHD255=After Hours Dim, 7 Hours, 50% 17
AHD355=After Hours Dim, 8 Hours, 50% 17
SPB1=Dimming Occupancy Sensor with Bluetooth Interface, <8’ Mounting 13, 21
SPB2=Dimming Occupancy Sensor with Bluetooth Interface, 8’-20’ Mounting 13, 21
SPB4=Dimming Occupancy Sensor with Bluetooth Interface, 21’-40’ Mounting 13, 21
MS-L08=Motion Sensor for ON/OFF Operation, Up to 8' Mounting Height 11, 12, 13
MS-L20=Motion Sensor for ON/OFF Operation, 9' - 20' Mounting Height 11, 12, 13
MS/DIM-L08=Motion Sensor for Dimming Operation, Up to 8' Mounting Height 11, 12, 13
MS/DIM-L20=Motion Sensor for Dimming Operation, 9' - 20' Mounting Height 11, 12, 13
WPS2XX=WaveLinx Pro, SR Driver, Dimming Motion and Daylight, WAC Programmable, 7' - 15'
Mounting 19,20
WPS4XX=WaveLinx Pro, SR Driver, Dimming Motion and Daylight, WAC Programmable,
15' - 40' Mounting 19,20
CC=Coastal Construction 22
NOTES:
1. DesignLights Consortium ® Qualified. Refer to www.designlights.org Qualified Products List under Family Models for details. DLC Family Code: MMMSPQ
2. EBP or CBP options limited to 25°C. Control option limited to BPC=Button Type Photocontrol (must specify voltage).
3. Extended lead times apply. Use dedicated IES files when performing layouts.
4. Not available with HA option.
5. Cannot be used with other control options.
6. Low voltage control lead brought out 18” outside fixture.
7. ULG only available in 740
8. Not available with ULG option
9. EBP is rated for minimum operating temperature of 0°C (32°F). Operates downlight for 90-minutes.
10. CBP is rated for minimum operating temperature of -20°C (-4°F). Operates downlight for 90-minutes.
11. The FSIR-100 configuration tool is required to adjust parameters including high and low modes, sensitivity, time delay, cutoff and more. Consult your lighting representative at Cooper Lighting
12. Replace LXX with the available mounting height options: L08, L20, L40 or L40W are the only choices.
13. Includes integral photosensor.
14. Bronze sensor is shipped with Bronze fixtures. White sensor shipped on all other housing color options.
15. Not available with HSS option.
16. Only for use with SL2, SL3 and SL4 distributions. The light square trim plate is painted black when the HSS option is selected.
17. Requires the use of BPC photocontrol. See After Hours Dim supplemental guide for additional information.
18. Control option limited to BPC=Button Type Photocontrol (must specify voltage).
19. WAC Gateway required to enable field-configurability: Order WAC-PoE and WPOE-120 (10V to PoE injector) power supply if needed.
20. Replace XX with sensor color (WH, BZ, or BK).
21. Smart device with mobile application required to change system defaults. See controls section for details.
22. Coastal construction finish salt spray tested to over 5,000-hours per ASTM B117, with a scribe rating of 9 per ASTM D1654.
23. 2L not available with FF, ULG or AHD options. Controls and/or battery packs operate only one of the two circuits when 2L is specified.
24. Only product configurations with these designated prefixes are built to be compliant with the Buy American Act of 1933 (BAA) or Trade Agreements Act of 1979 (TAA), respectively. Please refer to
DOMESTIC PREFERENCES website for more information. Components shipped separately may be separately analyzed under domestic preference requirements.
25. Accessories sold separately will be separately analyzed under domestic preference requirements. Consult factory for further information.
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POWER A ND LUM ENS
1 LightSquare (SA Series) ENC (Entri - Round Clean) / ENT (Entri - Triangle Reveals) / ENV (Entri - Round Reveals)
Drive Current (mA) EBP / CBP SA1A (350mA) SA1B (450mA) SA1C (600mA) SA1D (800mA) SA1E (1000mA) SA1F (1200mA)
Power (Watts) 120-277V± 13 20.1 25.4 33.3 43.1 57.2 66.1
120V -- 0.17 0.22 0.29 0.38 0.48 0.56
Current (A)
277V -- 0.09 0.1 0.13 0.17 0.21 0.25
Power (Watts) 347V or 480V -- 23.3 28.7 36.6 49.5 60.7 70.1
347V -- 0.07 0.08 0.11 0.15 0.18 0.21
Current (A)
480V -- 0.05 0.06 0.08 0.11 0.13 0.16
Optics
Lumens 703 2,489 3,122 4,108 5,141 6,406 7,090
T4W
Lumens per Watt‡ 54.1 123.8 122.9 123.4 119.3 112.0 107.3
(Type IV Wide)
BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2
Lumens 524 1,857 2,328 3,064 3,835 4,778 5,288
T4W-HSS
(Type IV Wide, Lumens per Watt ‡
40.3 92.4 91.7 92.0 89.0 83.5 80.0
House Side Shield)
BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B0-U0-G1 B0-U0-G1 B0-U0-G1 B0-U0-G1 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2
Lumens 694 2,459 3,084 4,058 5,079 6,328 7,004
SL2
(Type II w/Spill Lumens per Watt‡ 53.4 122.3 121.4 121.9 117.8 110.6 106.0
Control)
BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2 B2U0-G2
SL2-HSS Lumens 568 2,012 2,524 3,321 4,156 5,178 5,732
(Type II w/Spill
Lumens per Watt‡ 43.7 100.1 99.4 99.7 96.4 90.5 86.7
Control, House Side
Shield) BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B0-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2
Lumens 690 2,442 3,063 4,030 5,044 6,285 6,956
SL3
(Type III w/Spill Lumens per Watt ‡
53.1 121.5 120.6 121.0 117.0 109.9 105.2
Control)
BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2
SL3-HSS Lumens 589 2,086 2,616 3,442 4,308 5,368 5,941
(Type III w/Spill
Lumens per Watt ‡
45.3 103.8 103.0 103.4 100.0 93.8 89.9
Control, House Side
Shield) BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B0-U0-G1 B0-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2
730 CCT
Lumens 666 2,361 2,960 3,895 4,875 6,074 6,723
SL4
(Type IV w/Spill Lumens per Watt‡ 51.2 117.5 116.5 117.0 113.1 106.2 101.7
Control)
BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B0-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2
SL4-HSS Lumens 577 2,043 2,562 3,371 4,219 5,257 5,818
(Type IV w/Spill
Lumens per Watt‡ 44.4 101.6 100.9 101.2 97.9 91.9 88.0
Control, House Side
Shield) BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B0-U0-G1 B0-U0-G1 B0-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2
Lumens 622 2,201 2,761 3,633 4,547 5,665 6,270
SLR
(90° Spill Light Lumens per Watt ‡
47.8 109.5 108.7 109.1 105.5 99.0 94.9
Eliminator Right)
BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2
SLR-HSS Lumens 529 1,872 2,347 3,089 3,866 4,817 5,331
(90° Spill Light
Lumens per Watt ‡
40.7 93.1 92.4 92.8 89.7 84.2 80.7
Eliminator Right,
House Side Shield) BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B0-U0-G1 B0-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1
Lumens 622 2,201 2,761 3,633 4,547 5,665 6,270
SLL
(90° Spill Light Lumens per Watt‡ 47.8 109.5 108.7 109.1 105.5 99.0 94.9
Eliminator Left)
BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G2
SLL-HSS Lumens 529 1,872 2,347 3,089 3,866 4,817 5,331
(90° Spill Light
Lumens per Watt‡ 40.7 93.1 92.4 92.8 89.7 84.2 80.7
Eliminator Left,
House Side Shield) BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B0-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1
Lumens 722 2,556 3,205 4,218 5,279 6,577 7,279
T2
Lumens per Watt ‡
55.5 127.2 126.2 126.7 122.5 115.0 110.1
(Type II)
BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G1 B1-U0-G2 B1-U0-G2
735 CCT
Lumens 549 1,943 2,437 3,207 4,013 5,000 5,535
T2-HSS
(Type II, House Side Lumens per Watt ‡
42.2 96.7 95.9 96.3 93.1 87.4 83.7
Shield)
BUG Rating B0-U0-G0 B0-U0-G1 B0-U0-G1 B0-U0-G1 B0-U0-G1 B0-U0-G1 B1-U0-G2
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L UMEN M A INTENA C E
SA1 (All Drive Currents)
Hours 25,000 hours* 50,000 hours* 60,000 hours* 100,000 hours** Theoretical L70 (Hours)**
25˚C 99.4% 99.0% 98.9% 98.3% 2,471,000
40˚C 99.4% 99.0% 98.9% 98.3% 2,471,000
50˚C 99.4% 99.0% 98.9% 98.3% 2,471,000
* Supported by IES TM-21 standards
** Theoretical values represent estimations commonly used; however, refer to the IES position on LED Product Lifetime Prediction, IES PS-10-18, that explains proper use of IES TM-21 and LM-80.
L UMEN M ULTIPLIER
101
Ambient Temperature SA1 (All Drive Currents)
0˚C 1.02 100
10˚C 1.01 99
25˚C 1.00
98
Lumen Maintenance (Percent)
40˚C 0.99
50˚C 0.97 97
96
95
94
93
92
91
90
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Hours (Thousands) 25°C 40°C 50°C
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CRESCENT STREET
CONCEPT KIOSK LAYOUT
OPTION #1
OBJECTIVE: FACILITATE ACCESSIBILITY COMPLIANCE FOR SAFE-HARBOR
LANDING AT ATM KIOSK, NOT TO EXCEED 2% GRADE BOTH
PERPENDICULARLY AND PARALLEL TO PROPOSED ATM KIOSK OPERATION
/ CONTROLS.
EXISTING ALCOVE DOES NOT CURRENTLY MEET FORWARD
APPROACH REQUIREMENT NOT TO EXCEED 5% GRADE, EXCEEDING 6%;
AND RENOVATION TO BUILDING AREA WILL REQUIRE BRINGING THIS -
AND POTENTIALLY OTHER AREAS INTO COMPLIANCE.
THE BELOW PROPOSED SOLUTION IS NOT ADVISABLE DUE TO THE
SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURAL MODIFICATION REQUIRED.
· DEMOLISH CONCRETE LANDING AT EXTERIOR SIDE OF ENTRY
ALCOVE.
EXISTING · NEW CONCRETE LANDING AT EXTERIOR SIDE OF ALCOVE, WITH
SIDEWALK RAISED EDGE AT SIDEWALK ADJACENT TO ATM KIOSK, LIP MAY
EXCEED 3.5" AND A GUARD RAIL MAY BE REQUIRED BY AHJ. PAD
TO PROVIDE 2% MAX. SLOPE IN EITHER DIRECTION AT 32"x48"
CLEAR SPACE ADJACENT TO KIOSK.
NEW GUARD RAIL -3.6" TO SIDEWALK ALIGN EXISTING & NEW
PREVIOUS PROPOSED LOCATION · CONCRETE LANDING TO PROVIDE 5% MAX. SLOPE FROM SIDEWALK
CONC. TO ENTRY DOOR; MODIFICATION TO DOOR SILL REQUIRED.
· NEW SINGLE PANEL ENTRY DOOR.
· NEW INTERIOR PARTITIONS TO CREATE ATM SERVICE CLOSET.
SLOPE
· MODIFY EXTERIOR ENTRY DOOR WALL, STRUCTURAL TEMPORARY
BRACING REQUIRED
· NEW INTERIOR FINISHES AT BUILDING INTERIOR VESTIBULE (EXTENT
2% SLOPE BEYOND REPLACED STRUCTURAL PLANKS).
NEW
MAX.
NEW ATM THIS DESIGN WOULD PROVIDE REQUIRED ACCESSIBLE SLOPES AT ENTRY
2% SLOPE DOOR
SLOPE
DOOR AND ATM KIOSK, BUT MAY REQUIRE ACCESSIBILITY CODE
MAX. HARDSHIP / EXCEPTIONS FOR ACCESSIBLE PATH OF TRAVEL.
10'-10"
TIMELINE:
ELEV: 739.51 COMPLETED:
ADJACENT · JULY 2023 INITIAL SUBMITTAL - REJECTED NEEDING CURRENT PLAT.
NEW EXTERIOR WALL INFILL
TENANT · SURVEY RCV'D AND RESUBMITTED NOVEMBER 2023.
DOOR
NEW WALLS · INITIAL REMARKS & RESUBMIT FEBUARARY 2024.
NEW CONC. SLAB IN-FILL · FULL REMARKS RECEIVED LATE MARCH 2024; RESUBMIT EARLY
@ 2% MAX. GRADE JUNE 2024.
BOTH DIRECTIONS · ROUND 2 FULL REMARKS RECEIVED, REVISED AND RESUBMITTED
ADJACENT JULY 2024.
CE TENANT ·
·
VILLAGE CANCELLED THE AUG 2024 COMMISSION MEETING.
ALL ITEMS REQUESTED BY VILLAGE SUBMITTED FOR SEPT.
I A N K
8'-5" COMMISSION SENT BY PMDG, REPRESENTATION BY STRATUS
UNLIMITED. COMMISSION DETERMINED MORE INFO IS NEEDED.
R P L AN · COORDINATED FOR PM DESIGN REPRESENTATION AT NOVEMBER
NE OM S B ·
MEETING.
AAC REQUESTED ALTERNATE DESIGN, DOES NOT LIKE REMOVAL OF
O W N-C U MAIN ENTRY
WINDOW(S).
R CORRIDOR ESTIMATED REMAINING:
BY NO PE
NEW
DOOR · PLANNING PROCESS: 16-20 WEEK*
E D ITY LE · ARCHITECTURAL / STRUCTURAL SURVEY AND ANALYSIS: 4-6 WEEK
C T IL AB ·
·
DESIGN AND DOCUMENTATION: 3-4 WEEK
PERMIT PROCESS: 4-6 WEEK*
JE SB PT
RE CES CCE S
*APPROXIMATION PER INITIAL DUE DILIGENCE, AND 1 ROUND OF
REMARK(S)
AC T A ARD
NO AND
ST
US BANK WALL MOUNTED ATM
515 CRESCENT BLVD
PROPOSED PLAN 1 NF
C SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
DRWN BY: PJO
DATE: 1/26/2025 NORTH 1
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