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ti r ?. CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS MINUTES - MARCH 5, 1986 Chairman Remmel called the meeting to order at 7:40 p.m. Present: R. Bugala, R. Gomersall, E. Graves, J. Helon, and C. Remmel Also Present: Law Director Gareau, Building Commissioner S. Spino, Council- members J. Saringer, D. McKay, R. Wilamosky, and W. Lackey and Recording Secretary B. Oring R. Bugala stated that on page 3, motion regarding Georges Kitchen should read "reduce parking lot lines to 82 feet by 20 feet.." R. Bugala moved to accept the Minutes of of February 5, 1986 as amended, seconded by E. Graves, and unanimously approved. Space Age Industrial Design, 30817 Bradley Rd. Referred to Board of Zoning Appeals by virtue of Section 1193.03. Request 70' variance for location of build-ing (side yard set back). Violation of Ord. 62-33, Section 1195.03. Request 30' variance from building to buffer. Violation of Ord. 62-33, Section 1194.03. No record of structure existing in buffer (Violation of Ord. 62-33, Section 1193.03.) (Continued from February S, 1986). Chairman Remmel asked that only the principals involved and one representative for the neighbors come before the Board and also requested that any discussion be limited to items not previously presented. Mr. Hevelone, representing the neighbors, stated that there were some residents who had not appeared before who would like to speake The oath was administered to Mr. Hardy, Space Age; G. Hotz, his attorney; Mrs. Szabo, a resident of Bradley Road; M. Godfrey, L. Maximuk, J. Bonner, and J. Hevelone, residents of Timber Trails; and Council- members, W. Lackey, D. McKay, R. Wilamosky. Mr. Hevelone stated that since the zoning lines have been determined and since this property is not zoned entirely Limited Tndustrial, the variances requested should be changed and are out of order. Mrs. Szabo, who lives one lot removed from Space Age, ob- jected that she was not notified of the meeting, especially since her property was mentioned at previous meetings. She further explained that when she pur- chased her property, it was all zoned residential and that the zoning was subsequently changed to Limited Industry; she is aware that her lot has mixed zoning and does not want the zoning lines changed. She is objecting to any expansion, especially in view of the parking and traffic problems this busi-_ ness is causing at present. The Chairman explained that this Board has no authority to change the zoning line and that by the ordinance, it was not required that she be notified. Mr. Hotz stated that his client is being de- nied the use of his property by this mixed zoning; that the zoning should conform to property lines; and this problem should be addressed by the City. Mr. Godfray, a civil engineer, has plotted the property based on Engineering Department data and presented a map showing where present building is located in relation to zoning lines, buffer areas, and property lines; and showing that Space Age has only 52' befo-re infringing on the buffer zone. The adjacent