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<br />one lot to create 4 lots. Mr. Miller responded that this ha,d been researched, <br />this lot has been subdivided since 1982, and is not part of another subdivision. <br />He stated that many of the homes on built on 40 foot lots do have problems with <br />the crawl spaces, this house will be built on a slab. The members pointed out <br />that this would be the owner's problem, not the City's, as long as it did not <br />impact on their neighbors. The neighbors ha.d many comments and objections: the <br />bungalows on the street have crawl spaces, not the ranches, all ranch homes ha.ve <br />basements; lot is not abandoned, it has been maintained; since the drainage has <br />not been approved by the Engineering Department, this Board is being misled. Law <br />Director Gareau interrupted to advise that this Board ha.s no authority to deny on <br />the basis of drainage, drainage is the responsibility of the Engineering <br />Department, There are 3 standaxds by which the Board ha.s to judge; whether or not <br />by the size, shape, or topography that there is a hardship that inures to <br />building on this lot because of the size, shape, or topography, not because of <br />economics. The Board must 7Look at the issue of whether or not the person seeking <br />to build would be deprived of substantial property rights if he were denied a <br />vaxiance. Thirdly, whether or not this proposal.is within the spirit and keeping <br />of the Zoning Code. These are the only issues with which this Board must deal. <br />One neighbor asked why this was before this Board when it had not been approved <br />by the Board of Building Code Appeals. Mr. Gomersall stated that the Board of <br />Building Cod.e Appeals is wa.iting for approval from this Board. It was claxified <br />that only two vaxiances are being requested, the 300 square foot variance for <br />axea and the rear yard setback whieh will be 33 feet instead of 50 which is not <br />unusual and no side yard variances are needed. Neighbors stated tha.t he created <br />his own hardship since he bought the lot a year ago, lmowing that he could not <br />build on it. It was pointed out that the original owner paid taxes on it for 40 <br />years before Mr. Miller bought it.. Mr. Gomersall stated tha.t the Board carulot <br />deny a person the right to use his land. He further advised that he travelled the <br />whole street and saw many homes on 40 foot lots. Mr. Miller ha.d presented a list <br />of homes on the street including the sizes of the houses and the size of the <br />lots. The neighbors mainta:in this list is incorrect, but since the members all <br />had actually seen the street, it was decided that the list would not have to be <br />considered. The Building Conmnissioner has a copy of it and is verifying it. The <br />neighbors ma.de other complaints: there is only one other 40 foot lot on the <br />street; the houses at their end of the street have basements, a basementless <br />house will lower their property Values; house could be a fire hazard since it <br />would be too close (again it was stated that no side yard variance was being <br />requested). Mr. Miller stated tha.t .the house.is pre-sold, the owner does not want <br />a basement; a ba.sementless house will not bring down the value of their propexty; <br />and this house will conform to the others in the area. Mr. Gomersall stated that <br />since the drainage problem is going to be taken ca.re of, he could see no logical <br />reason to deny the varianceo He added tha.t the drainage problems are being taken <br />care of through out the Cit3r. J. Maloney moved to grant James A. Miller, S/L 300, <br />Porter Road, located between 5938 and 5918 Porter, the request for a 300 squaxe <br />foot variance for the area of the dwelling, and also a request for a 17 foot rear <br />yard variance, seconded by R. Gomersali. Roll call on motion: Maloney, Gomersall, <br />Grace, and Ferencik, yes. Mr. Purper, no. Motion carried. Variances granted. <br />Neighbors were advised that this proposal would have to be returned to the Board <br />of Btiilding Code Appeals and they would be notified. <br />3. Thomas Stemmer, 29930 Lorain Road. <br />Request for variance (1123.12). Request 162 square foot variance for garage area <br />to construct attached garage (detached garage existing). Violation of Ord. <br />90-125, Section 1135.02(c)(3). <br />2
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