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Mar 04 02 03:29p Diemert & Rssociates (440)442-0825 ? oLa?ct? ?%?'r" -0 :1560 J.' ?,AK K? ?a Vk.k,.? ?? 41112?1-,*9F,9 & ?JIaGV, diemertlaw@)avl.com ?? ?a.?, F,.. ??.11.6? ?? ?? ? K41. 199-,Y- J7 billbuckholtzn.nowontine.net COPY VIA FACSIMILE William Buckholtz President of Council Village of Mayfield 6621 Wilson Mills Road Mayfield Village OH 44143 Re: Special Use Permits Dear Council President Buckholtz: March 4, 2002 p.2 ..?.?r.?? /..?4 0, 4,2- 6W00 You requested that I review in writing for you the authorities within our Charter and Codified Ordinances by which Special Use Permits are granted. I will attempt to accomplish that herein. Pursuant to Article lll, Section 9 of the Charter of Mayfield Village, which is our Constitution, afl legislative powers are granted to the Village Council. With that authority, the Council of the Village of Mayfield in the early 1960's adopted Chapter 1149 of the Codified Ordinances. Section 1149.02(a) states that the Planning and Zoning Commission may in specific cases, and subject to such condifiions and safeguards as the Commission may establish, vary fhe application of the use district restrictions. However, same must be confirmed by Resolution of Council before becoming effective. One of those exceptians is to grant in undeveloped sections of the municipality, temporary and conditional permits for not more than two year periods for "structures and uses" that do not conform to the regulations in the use district in which they are located. Under Section 1149.02(a)(3), the Planning Commission, with approval of Council, may permit the location of a Class U-5 use in a local business district and permit the location of a Class U-6 use in any use district, provided that such use in such location will: ... In the judgment of the Pfanning and Zoning Commission, substantially serve the public convenience and welfare and wilf not substantially or permanently injure the apprapriate