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will be standard concrete with a broom finish. The size details are per floor plan. See attachment/label #2. 3.) The HVAC penetrations for utility supply, exhaust, and fresh air intake are labeled on the plan and will exit via the existing north window well location. The A.C. condensors (2) locations are also labeled in respect to the committee's over all view of the property, these will be in the planting space of the back entry. We figure we will be able to disguise them with plantings and landscaping as best as possible. See attachment/label #3. 4.) The electrical service is going to be redone so that it can be buried under ground instead of it's current existence of overhead supply. We will also have the phone line buried to the building as well. Other exterior electrical that we will be conducting include a lamp light on the'-power pole on the south corner of the property to light up the back half of the property for security reasons, installing (4) lamp lights on poles with design relevant to the early 1900`s time period, installing recessed lighting in the porch soffit for safety and affect lighting. See attachment/label #4. 5.) The front door will be reused and refinished. We will be removing the closer on the exterior of the door and installing something internally. The door will be refaced, new hinges matching the existing installed, the hardware will be reused and refinished. The trim that meets the granite from the front door will be remade to match the same profile - and will be made of oak, as is the current species. The face of the exterior door will be in oak veneer as it currently exists. Bartow Builders has reviewed the composition of the door and deemed it salvageable.- The final aspect of this door will be weather stripping for proper sealing. This should not affect the approval of this committee as the stripping will be done internally. Please see attachment/label #5. 6.) In order to meet the ever growing population with disabled needs StoneMor, the property owner, has requested to make the building ADA accessible so that all of their clients and families can enjoy the benefits of this building as well as their services. The plan we have provided shows the details of a ramp that we have discussed with Jim Markle at South Bend Building Inspection. Jim has requested from us to define the ramp and make it only as wide as it need be. This will include a railing system that will mount on the building and pass through the window ever so slightly and a railing that will be mounted into the concrete down the center of the walk