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some intrusiveness on the sidewalk. He added that the corner location would have a low impact on the building as all that will be done is replacing a piece of glass. Chair Blank inquired if a fair amount of room was needed for the night drop. Mr. Cahn replied that there are certain ADA requirements for the opening. He noted that locating the night depository on Division Street as proposed would require less space while having it up front would be disruptive to the floor plan, the staff offices, and access to the self-service vaults; it would also require the elimination of the conference room in order to create a door and secured room. He explained that the present plan creates a flow with access to the conference room and visibility from the sight lines and doors. He added that they try to keep the two together for convenience to merchants and because some people withdraw money after they make deposits. Mr. Polcyn noted that this space is also a little smaller than what they would prefer. Kimberly Smith, Construction Project Manager for Comerica Bank, noted that the amount of bronze framing the ATM can be easily minimized. Commissioner Fox inquired whether or not there will be security cameras off or attached to the wall. Ms. Smith replied that they do not have exterior cameras and noted that there would be one on the upper corner of the ATM. She noted the location for trash and indicated that eliminating that would require them to place a trash receptacle next to the ATM. Mr. Otto confirmed that there is a policy for a trash receptacle. Ms. Hoshen noted that this ATM is different and has a reduced profile. Mr. Polcyn noted that the ATM seen on the slide screen has been slightly modified and held up an updated picture with the trash receptacle at the bottom. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. Commissioner O'Connor stated that he supported the location as proposed. He added that he preferred the design on the board rather than what was shown on the screen. He noted that the actual material is a much darker bronze and more antique-looking as opposed to the more gold look. Commissioner Narum stated that she initially was considering appealing this item but noted that the staff report addressed all her concerns, including replacing the window when Comerica leaves and making the siding split-staggered as opposed to all on one line. She expressed concern about the parking but realized that there is no ordinance for parking. She indicated that she felt the proposal has been tastefully done and that she would support denying the appeal. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, September 24, 2008 Page 25 of 41