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?. P ' BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS FEBRUARY 5, 1986 would be required. Miss Lontor decided that a Helon moved that the request for a 20 foot set addition and also a 25' rear set back variance Homes, 27500 Mill Road be granted, seconded by Mr. Mural, who owns rental property to the eas to view the plans. He had no objection to the unanimously approved. Variances granted, PAGE 3 canopy was not necessary. J. back variance for the front for Olmsted Manor Nursing E. Graves. At this point t of the home,came forward proposal. Motion was then George's Kitchen, 27350 Lorain Rd. Request for variance (1133.13). Request variance for 6 parking spaces less than required. Violation of Ord. 62-33, Section 1212.02-R. (This variance was recommended by the BZD Committee of Council). Chairman Remmel called all interested parties before the Board. The oath was administered to'Mr. Ishakawa, architect, Mr. Olayas, real estate agent, Mrs. Pasalis, owner, and Mr. Weinberger, attorney. Councilwoman Saringer, Chairwoman of the BZD Committee advised the Board that the committee had requested that the developer attempt to get a variance rather than instal- ling a parking area in the front of the addition. They now show 73 spaces which-mean that they are 6 spaces short. Board is concerned about the spaces adjacent to driveway which could cause problems with cars pulling out and interfering with incoming traffic. Board believes that a smaller pa,rking space of 8z feet by 18 feet (9' by 20' are required) would be more Satisfactory and they could eliminate these front spaces. Parking plan -must lie submitted to the Building Department for approval. Mr. Ishakawa asked if they reduce a11 the spaces and end up.with more spaces than they need, could they i:ncrease the seating capacity. Variance will be granted onl,y on the present seating capacity of 158 seats. R. Bugala moved to grant a va,xiance to reduce parking lot lines to 8Z' by 18' on the premise tha.t they will eliminate the two parking spaces on the south west corner of the dxiveway and that we wi11 grant the remaining necessary variance to -meet the parking requirements of 158 seats and that the redrawn plans must be a,Pproved by the Building Commissioner, seconded by E. Graves, and unani- <mously approved. 'Variance granted. Spa.ce Age Industrial Desi:gno 30817 Bradley Rd. (Continued fr-om beginning of meeting) Law-Director Gareau advised that since no one from the Engineering Depart- -ment is present9 they are not sure the map they saw is the official map. This-map does show that the zoning line does bisect the property and the rear portion is not zoned for industrial use. In view of these findings, Chairman Remmel advised that this case would be continued until next month in order to obtain the proper information. In reference to case number two, Kiddie City, Mr. Kub of First Neon Signs asked to be heard by the Board. He stated that he could remove the letters from the background and apply them directly to the wall, thus reducing the size of the sign. Mr Bugala again stated that he believed that any sign must conform to the code requirements, and if this would make the sign meet the code, a variance would not be required. Mr. Kub can resubmit a request for a smaller variance at the next meeting. The meetin* was adjourned at 8:50 p.m. ? rman cording Secretary