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,?. . . comnission cau review the color. Chairman Gomersall explained the size aud dimensions of the temporaiy bamier will be equivalent to the sign proposed. Assistant Building Cominissioner Rymarczyk clarified the temporary banner sigu will be 8 foot 8 inches high and 31' long in stacked letters. Chairman Gomersall specified the sigu shall be a 90 day temporary bauner sign, wluch shall be removed prior to installing the new sigu. The motion was seconded by J. Maloney and unanimously approved. Variances granted. 10. Joseph Wilson, 27566 Edgepark Blvd. Request for variance (1123.12). Request 45 square foot variance to install shed which exceeds the maximuin 2% coverage of the rear yard. Also, request variauce to constiuct a 6 foot fence in rear of a corner lot with a 50 foot rear section next to the front setback of the house and fronting the adjacent street and in the side yard setback facing Pine Circle. Violation of Ord. 90-125, Sections 1135.02(d-1) and 1135.02(f-2). ChauYnan Gomersall called all interested parties before the board. The oath was administered to Mr. Wilson aud Mr. Miller, a neighbor. Mr. Wilson explained, due to the fact he lives on a cul-de-sac lus property lacks privacy and he would like to install a fence. Iu response to Mr. Miller's question, it was explained the 6 foot fence would be iustalled 3 feet offthe side wallc, down the property 1'uie and across the rear of the property. Assistaut Building Coinmissioner Rymarczyk stated the zoning code requires a 50 foot setback on a coiYier lot, if the adjacent property has a 50 foot front setback. Iu response to Chairman Gomersall's question, Mr. Wilson stated that they wish to install the fence for privacy reasous. Mr. Maloney explained Ameritech has a utility easemeut, wluch allows them to come in approximately 5 feet from the sidewalk. If Mr. Wilson installs his fence 3 feet offthe property line, and Ameritech utilizes the utility easement, the fence will be damaged. Mr. Wilson stated, he would not have a problem iustalling the feuce 6 feet offthe property line, to avoid the easement. Tlus board, for safety reasons, would like the fence moved back 10 feet from the sidewallc. It was clarified the fence is to be installed 5 feet offthe rear property line and will iun 10 feet offPine Cu-cle's side wallc and attacli to the porch on the east side of the property. The fence may run right on the westerly property luie. Ms. Boyle suggested the applicant check to see if Ameritech is going to be working on lus street, prior to startiug work. Mr. Gomersall agreed to luglilight a plan showing tbe dimensions and location of tlie fence. Chaii-uiau Goinersall made a inotion to graut the request of Joseph Wilson, 27566 Edgepark Blvd, for a 45 square foot variance to install shed wluch exceeds the maximum 2% coverage of the rear yard. Also, request variance to construct a 6 foot fence in rear of a coiuer lot with a 50 foot rear section next to the front setback of the house and frouting the adjacent street and in the side yard setback facing Pine Circle. Violatiou of Ord. 90-125, Sections 1135.02(d-1) and 1135.02(f-2). Iu the fraining ofthe motion it was clarified that the 6 foot fence will iuu 10 foot froin the sidewalk aud across the rear of the house, per the mutually agreed upov plan as highlighted. T'he motiou was seconded by T. Kobema aud unanimously approved. Variances grauted. 11. Earl Bates, 2831 W. 230th Street. Request for variance (1123.12). Request 14 foot square foot area vai7ance to construct garage addition; request 276 square foot variauce for lot coverage exceeding 20% of the rear yard; aud request 3 foot variance foi- side yard on north side (existing garage is 2 foot off side property line) and 1 foot variance for side yard on south side. Also request 4 foot, 6 inch variance for distauce between garage aud adjacent dwelling. Violation of Ord. 90-125, Sections 1135.02(c); 1135.05(b)(2); and 1135.02(c)(2). Chainnan Gomersall called all interested parties before the board. The oath was administered to Mr. Bates, Mrs. Palowski, Mrs. PetiYe, and her son, Mr. Petrie. Tlie members paused to read a neighbor's letter. In response to Mr. Bates question, it was explained that code requires that the garage be installed 5 feet off tlie property liue, since he is ovly going 2 feet off, tlus proposal will require a 3 foot variance. Assistaiit Buildiiig 5