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<br />-doingliusuiess`w%itliout inoney: Mr. Conway`?acknowledged No" Mor.e *Sigus would-'have to" be a <br />registered contractor to complete a job in the city. Mr. Gomersall stated this sigu is au example of <br />what the city is trying to prevent, as it is non-conforming. Mr. Hansen eaplained when Mr. <br />. .'O'ConueIl, zlie:sign inspector, inforfnEd him that:he-would need a permit?•a?id:approv?al;?he? contacted- <br />No More Sigus and they agreed to amend the situatiou: He noted No More Sigus did not keep that <br />promise therefore Next I3ay Signs was contracted to complete the job. Mr. Hansen maintained he <br />would like to keep the existing sign until 1998, when all the other non-conformiug sigus coine down. <br />Mr. Gomersall noted althougli he likes to see businesses flourish in the city, there are guidelines tlus <br />board needs to follow. He stated he would like them to get together with the other two tenants now, <br />so that an agreement can be reached before January 1, 1998. Mr. Kobema eaplained the sign was not <br />made to hold the one on the top. He believed it was a safety hazard, as the sign could blow down <br />aud hurt someoue. The members agreed to continue tlus proposal until December, in order to give <br />Mr. Hansen time to negotiate with the other two tenants. Mr. Hansen did not believe the other two <br />tenants would be willing to negotiate, as their signs are good until 1998. The board informed him he <br />does have negotiating power and suggested contacting the owner of the property. Mr. Hanseu <br />believed Ruu's owned the property, but did not believe they would take lus concerns seriously. Law <br />Director Gareau asked that Mr. Hansen have Mr. Rini contact him, as he believed this should not take <br />any longer than two months. In response to Mr. Hansen's question, Mr. Conway responded that <br />something can be worked out as far as square footage of the signs, and reiterated that N1r. Hansen <br />should contact the owner of the property. Mr. Gomersall stated that Mr. Hansen may have the <br />option of continuing tlus proposal until the December 4 meeting or asking for a vote on it now. Mr. <br />Hausen agreed to continue tlus proposal until December. <br />Chairman Gomersall moved to continue the proposal of Custom Tint (Harmon Glass) 25770 Lorain- <br />Road, uutil Wednesday, Deceinber 4, 1996. The motiou was seconded by W. Purper and <br />unavimously approved. During the framing of the motion, it was clarified that the proposal will again <br />be heard on December 4, 1996. <br />Ruu Rego Supermarket, 23100 Lorain Road. <br />Request for variance (1123.12). Request variances for the following: <br />An 111 square foot variance for wall sign in excess of allowable signage for a business unit. <br />Violation of Ord. 90-125, Section 1163.12 (A). <br />A 6 inch variance for wall sign in excess of allowable vertical dimension <br />Violation ofOrd. 90-125, Section 1163.12 (A). <br />A variance to re-face the existing prolubited pole sign. <br />Violation of Ord. 90-125, Section 1163.19 (A). <br />No representative was present, the members decided to defer proposal until the next meeting. <br />R. Goinersall inoved to continue the Rini Rego Supermarket proposal, located at 23100 Lorain Road <br />uutil the November 7, 1996 meeting. The motiou was secouded by M. Boyle aud uuanunously <br />approved. The members will discuss tlus proposal at the November meeting. <br />was adiourned-at 8:45 P.M. <br />R. Goinersall, Chau-man <br />A. <br />Assistant Clerk of Commissions <br />6