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J ? 2) Jolui D. Pangrac, 24809 Randall Dr. Request 4 foot location variance to place satellite antenna 7 foot from side property line. Violation of Section 1367.03(a). Vice Chairman Kazak admiuistered the oath to Mr. and Mrs. Pangrac, Miss Pangrac, their daughter and her finance, Mr. Jeblica and the installer, Mr. Gordon. Mr. Pangrac explained that the satellite will be on a pole beside the garage which they believe will be the least noticeable location. It was determined that the pole is 8 feet offthe side property line, and the 7.5 foot dish which would be on a 10 foot pole, and it would not be above the ridge line of the house. Mrs. Pangrac explained that, even with cable, they cannot get channel 19 because the Oliio Bell station is too close to them. Mr. Gordon advised that, because of the trees, it would be almost impossible to get reception if it were in back, and they could not install it on the sun room, because of its extruded aluuiinum construction. Building Commissioner Conway advised that this type of pole installation had been allowed previously. P. Engoglia moved to approve the 4 foot location variance to place a satellite antenna 7 feet from the side property line for John D. Pangrac, 24809 Randall Drive. Violation of Section 1367.03(a). The motion was seconded by D. Spoerke, and unanimously approved. 3) Simmons Construction Company, sublot 147 Broxbourne Drive, located east of 29710 Broxbourne Dr. Request permission to build house on 45 foot lot. Hearing required by Section 1305.05(b) to ascertain that proposed construction does not affect drainage of surface water or waste into or over adjoining property or into any public street. Please note: Engineering Department has reviewed the site plan and feels that the drainage does comply with city ordinances. , Vice Chairmau Kazak administered the oath to Mr. J. Simmons, Jr., Mr. Dugy, his attorney, and Mr. Scott, a neighbor. Mr. Spoerke stated that the lot is flat and was wet when he was there, but there was no standing water. It was noted that there had been a lot of rain in the past few days. Mr. Simmons clarified for Mr. Engoglia, that the yard was swaled into the drain in the back and a sump pump would pump the water to the drainage ditch in front. He explained that Engineering Department did not specify the type of pump, but they would do a flow test after it was installed. Mr. Engoglia was concerned about what would happen if there were a power failure. Mr. Simmons stated that this would only effect the back yard, not the basement, since there would be down spouts to drain the basement separately. Mr. Scott stated that these lots are all low and there was standing water earlier in the week, and he believed that what was shown would improve the situation. He was mainly concemed that with the change in topography, and that his vacant lot next door might be flooded. 1VIr. Engoglia stated that this swale might help his water problem. Mr. Scott agreed that if it were sloped toward the center of the lot it would take it away from his property. Mr. Scott was advised that the swale would be on the side, and Mr. Simmons stated that the swale would be entirely on his properiy. It was noted that the grade and drainage would have to be approved by the Engineering Department. P. Engoglia moved to grant the request of Simmons Construction Company, sublot 147 Broxbourne Drive, located east of 29710 Broxbourne Drive to bu.ild house on a 45 foot lot. Hearing required by Section 1305(b) to ascertain that proposed construction does not affect. drainage of surface water or waste into or over adjoining properiy or into any public street. Please note: Engineering Department has reviewed the site plan and feels that the drainage does comply with city ordinances. The motion was seconded by D. Spoerke, and unanimously approved. ' 2