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... ..1 <br />CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED <br />BOARD OF BUILDING CODE APPEALS <br />MINUTES - NOVEMBER 20, 1986 <br />I. ROLL CALLe <br />Chairman Kazak called the meeting to order at 7:35 p.m. <br />Present: R. Burk, J. Kazak, and B. Schulz. <br />Also Present: City Engineer J. Schaller, Building Commissioner S. Spino, <br />and Clerk of Commissions B. Oring. <br />II. REVIEW AND CORRECTION OF MINUTES: <br />In the minutes of October 28th, page l, 4th line from the bottom correct the <br />spelling of Schartman and on Page 2, second paragraph, last line Wednesday <br />should be changed to read Thursday. <br />III. NEW BUSINESS: <br />1) Halleen Chevrolet, 27932 Lorain Road <br />Request permission to install satellite dish earth station on roof <br />of b uilding. Violation of Ord. 83-154, Section 1367.04-B. <br />Chairman Kazak administered the oath to Mr. Dumbrowski, contractor from <br />Future Vision Satellite, who explained that this will be a 6' stationary <br />antenna to be mounted on the roof with non-pentrating roof inounts.Building <br />Commissioner Spino question.ed if roof could withstand:..this weight. No <br />engineering studies have been done as yet, but weight should be distributed <br />enough to be satisfactory according to Mr. Dumbrowski. Board discussed <br />the weight factor and agreed that.more information would be-required on <br />how roof is supported. Installation on roof requires a variance and the <br />contractor believes he also needs a height variance because roof exceeds <br />the height limitations as stated in the ordinance. Antenna would not <br />be visible to the residences in the rear, but Mr. Schulz is concerned <br />because it would be visible from Lorain Road. Chairman Kazak administered <br />the oath to Mrs. Kordish, a resident, and explained the proposal to her. <br />? Since the dish is to be located behind the peak on the building, he <br />does not believe it would be visible from Lorain Road, but it would be <br />seen from the park to the west. Mrs. Kordish questioned why the dealership <br />would need an antenna and Mr. Schulz read an article from USA Today which <br />explained the function of these dishes to various dealerships. Chairman <br />Kazak administered the oath to Mrs. Beck, a Dorothy Drive resident, at <br />this point. She asked the Board to take into consideration that Halleen <br />has many lights on the property and this dish would stand out like a sign <br />and requested that the Board, if they approve the request, require some <br />screening since she stated that she will be able to see this installation <br />from her house. She also believes that if this is approved it will be <br />establishing a precedent for the other dealerships along Lorain Road. <br />The residents were advised that the antenna would not interfere with their <br />television reception. Mr. Spino advised that there is a plastic mesh <br />screening which might be suitable to screen the dish and will try to get <br />a sample of it for the Board. The Board agrees that more information <br />would be needed to approve a roof-top installation. Mr. Dumbrowski <br />suggested that the reisdents look at their other installations. Board
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