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point about which she was most concerned was the driveway head of Tippecanoe Place. She wanted the patrons of Tippecanoe Place to see her sign. Also, she wanted to assure herself of a certain amount of flexibility in deciding the height of the sign. There were many factors to consider; for example, there were lilac bushes on the site which i,light--scree-rf-theF-s-i-gn-durtng-p-eak Mrs. Choitz moved to approve part (b) of the proposal. Mr. Eide seconded the motion. Approved unanimouslv. Part (c) was then discussed. Mr. Pastor reported that the staff recommended approval of the AC unit, since it would not be visible from either Washington or Scott streets. Mr. Eide moved to approve part (c). Mrs. Petrass seconded the motion. Mrs. Sporleder asked whether the AC unit was to be screened in any way --possibly by a,fence. Ms. Maguire said bushes would be used to conceal the unit. Motion approved unanimously. 4.. 1121 E. Wayne.Street--East Wayne LHD Mr. Eide, the petitioner,submitted architectural drawings for a two-part proposal.. Mr. Pastor distributed.polaroids and summarized the staff report. The first part of the proposal, he reported, was to replace a brick.patio in the back yard. The new --bri-cks were to closely match the color and pattern of the existing bricks. Also, the rebuilt patio would -.be. raised apx. 2 -over the existing ion-; this was to. improve -drainage, and to harmonize- the r6-1_ativelii'�V_"els of yard and, patio. -the to The area of, patio would be increased by 30 .-cover a small area of. lawn where grass had failed to grow. Since only ink'i nd replacement materials were.to be _-.=.used on the rebuilt patio, the. staff recommended ..approva-I.. Eiid6l-ta.i.,d-rthat.het�di-�d'hot,.-':know whether the 'only-Rnew that it was in bi or. ig ina e p r I :'h' ad at -i'- was:: 0 shape. The.:patio :had sunk_,;. creating drainage 5