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.. ,. <br />11. Home Centers, 25801 Lorain Road. <br />Request for variance (1123.12). Request-41e37 square foot variance for one side <br />of pole sign; request variance for second pole sign on property; and request 76.74 <br />square foot variance for total sign area. Violations of Ord. 87-93, Sections <br />1163.06-d; 1163.06-(f)-4; 1163.06-(b)4. <br />Chairmari Bugala called all interested parties before the Board. The oath was <br />administered to Mr. Hathaway; representing Home Centers and Ms McBride, <br />representing sign contractor, who explained that since the only entrance to the <br />building was through the Bob Evan's restaurant driveway they needed the pole sign <br />at the entrance and Bob Evan's already has a pole sign. Mr. Bugala suggested that <br />they install a ground sign on the property which would conform to code. It was <br />clarified that only one pole sign was allowed per property, not per business. <br />Members indicated that they were not in favor of another pole sign, especially a <br />pole sign that was oversized. Ms McBride stated that she was not aware that a <br />ground sign would be allowed. Building Commissioner Conway advised that Home <br />Centers had made application for a pole sign, months ago, no mention was ever made <br />of a ground sign. The members suggested that they postpone this request until <br />they confer with the Building Department, pointing out that they might need a <br />location variance for a ground sign. The applicants decided to postpone this <br />request. Ms. McBride stated that this business did have a hardship at this <br />location since it faces Brookpark Road but ha.s no access from it. Mr. Bugala <br />stated that the developers had been aware of that and .it had been discussed at <br />previous meetings. R. Bugala moved to postpone Home Centers request at 25801 <br />Lorain Road, Lmtil next month, seconded by T. Restifo, and imanimously approved. <br />Request continued. <br />The clerk requested that the members review which adjacent. property owners are <br />notified of hearings since this procedure is set up in the zonin.g codes which.are being revised now. She pointed out that two properties on each side of the <br />premises involved must be notified, but only the property or properties touching <br />in the rear receive notificatiori which is illogical considering a large majority of.the variance requests are in the reax. Also notification must be sent to all: <br />properties across the street from the adjacent properties that are notified; thus <br />if one of the adjacent properties is extremely-wide it is necessary.to notify <br />every property across the street. An example was a request of a property owner <br />one lot away from the Butternut Ridge Cemetery, all residents across from the <br />cemetery received notification. The members agreed and after some discussion it <br />was decided that the notification should be sent to: properties abutting to either <br />side of the premises involved; the property .(or properties) immediately across.the <br />street and the properties abutting that property; and the property (or properties) <br />touching on the rear of the premises involved and the properties abutting that <br />property. This informatian will be sent to the P1arLn;ng Commission who is not in <br />the process of review the proposed codes. <br />Because of elections it. was decided that the Novesnber meeting will be held <br />Thursday, November 8, 1990. <br />The-meeting was adjourned at 8:45 p.m. <br />R. <br />, Clerk of Commissions <br />5