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- 04-14-98 16:42 21 4Ud 2b"( "'bU4 Hnsnutiz/zention Lr UPJ; Harari Memo 4/14/98 Paga,2 Landscape Plan . (Plans have revised by landscape architect and not available to me at this time) Floor Plans, shts. A2,A3 1. Most of the major rooms and hallways on all levels have been reduced in size and the main stair has been turned 90, degrees for a more efficient plan of reduced floor area. 2. Some upstairs walls were re-aligned to eliminate some flat roof areas. • 3. The overall depth of the Master Bdrm, and Bath areas on the second floor was reduced from 22'-0"to 19'-0" so that the roof ridge above would be lowered to match the adjacent ridge over Hall 4. This also reduces the exterior depth and mass of the whole front portion of the house as seen in the revised exterior elevations. 4. These sheets in the original submittal have not been revised for this submittal. The changes are primarily internal and a revised floor area worksheet, showing new floor and development areas is attached. The effects of these floor plan changes on the exterior of the building are indicated on the, revised exterior elevations and sections. Building Sections, shts. A4, A5 " 1. Sections have been revised to show new floor elevations per town datum and to match revised grading plan. 2. Roof ridge heights and overall heights have been changed. Overall heights from the highest ridges to typical finished grade are lowered by 2'-0". 3. Roof pitches are reduced from 5:12 to 4-1/2:12 to reduce overall roof height. 4. First floor joists are shown flush with the tops of foundation walls instead of on top of the walls. This allows the overall building height to be reduced by 1'-0". Also, the first floor- to-pad height is shown as 2'-6". Front Elevation (entry), sht. A6 1. The drawing has been revised to show the roof, floor and opening heights and sizes more accurately. The overall height is 2'-0" lower than what was indicated on the previous plan. . 2. The front door entry columns,.roof and dormer have been reduced in size, height, complexity and ornament. The door and window openings are smaller, the gabled roof plate has been lowered to match the plate height of rest of the house and the gabled roof] pitch has been lowered from 10:12 to 9:12. 3. The spacing between the corbels shown at the roof eave has been increased to reduce the number of corbels. 4. The typical roof pitch is now indicated as 4-1/2:12 instead of 5:12.