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pointing out that the patio would be closer to his house; would detract from his property; and that they have added other structures. Mr. Gomersall stated that he checked and this was not much further back than the adjacent houses. Mr. Grace stated that the patio would be 7 feet from the edge of the house; is not a solid wall; and maintains that, since one aariance was granted and this is only a lateral move, there should be no objection. Mr. McKendry stated that the tool shed they erected does not conform to the code since it is visible from the street and is larger than allowed. Chief Buil3ing Inspector Sanker stated that he had re-inspected the shed and it does conform. He stated that it is 8 feet four inches, the shed is 8 feet and the foundation is 4 inches which is allowed. Mr. McKendry disagreed and stated that he moved to North Olmsted to have more space between houses. Mr. Grace responded that this is patio will be no further back than the other one. Mr. Gomersall agreed pointing out it was not all the way across and would not encroach that much. E. Gallagher moved to grant the request for a 10 foot rear yard variance to add to an existing enclosed patio, seconded by T. Restifo, and unanimously approved. Variance granted. Mr. McKendry stated that he was going to ask for another inspection on the shed. 3) William L. Frigic, 29940 Lorain Road. No representative present, request was delayed tmtil the end of the meeting. 4) Timothy and Lisa Becka, property located north of 6017 Decker Road. Request for variance (1123.12). Request 3 foot total side yard variance and 4 foot front set back variance (for front porch) to construct new dwelling. Violation of Ord. 87-93, Sections 1135.07 and 1136.06(a). Previous variance granted May 7. 1986 has expired. PROPOSAL WILL BE HEARD BY BOARD OF BIJILDING CODE APPEALS ON MARCH 28, 1991 (Approval needed to build on a lot less than 50 feet wide). Chairman Gomersall called all interested parties before the Board. The oath was administered to Mr. and Mrs. Becka who explained.they wish.to build a. house of the correct square footage; that the other homes on the street are built into the front setback; they live in the house next door which also has a 3 foot side yard variance and these 40 foot wide lots could not be developed without a variance. Mr. Becka explained that the shed on the property would be torn down. E. Gallagher moved to grant the request of Timothy and Lisa Beck, property located north of 6017 Decker Road, for a 3 foot total side yard variance and a 4 foot front set back variance (for front porch) to construct new dwelling. Previous side yard variance granted May 7, 1986 has expired. Proposal will be heard by Board of Building Code Appeals on March 28, 1991 for approval to build on a lot less than SO foot wide, seconded by B. Gomersall, and. unanimously approved. Variance granted. 5) Hennie Homes, Inc. 29192 Quail Run, sublot 40. Request for variance (1123.12). Request 5 foot rear yard variance to construct new dwelling. Violation of Ord. 87-93, Section 1135.08(a). Chairman Gomersall called all interested parties before the Board. The oath was administered to W. Welke, Hennie Homes, and Mr. and Mrs. Holalcis, the potential buyers, and Mre Filbin, a neighbor. Mr. Welke explained that in order to put this house on this lot, a rear yard variance is necessary. Mr. Gomersall believes that this house is too big for the lot. Mr. Filbin had no objection. Mrs. Holakis stated that the house is not too big, it is just that the driveway comes oL!t of the side. Mr. Gomersall stated the developer has r 2