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BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS DECEMBER 4, 1985 Page 2 <br />objections to this proposal (letter to City Engineer on October 21, 1985), <br />and suggested that the developer go back to the State. Mr. Moss requested <br />that his statement of November 27, 1985 be submitted as part of the record <br />(see attached) and he has also submitted legal documentation of their posi- <br />tion to the Law Director. Mr. Moss and Mr. Zwick have just recieved a copy <br />of the State's letter and have requested a response. They have also obtained <br />a copy of the preliminary plan for S.R.252. They maintain that the S.tate <br />has a temporary right of way or easement to grade and disagree with the <br />State's contention that temporary easement is for future road.construction <br />and grading operations, Law Director Gareau stated that this Board could <br />not settle this dispute with the State. They should get a written state- <br />ment from the State. Mr. Moss also stated that if the State requires ad- <br />ditional right of way, as mentioned in letter, and if center line of the <br />road way has been journalized, the City must submit this plan to the State <br />and they must acquire this right of way within 120 days of this submission. <br />In reference to objection regarding the access on Lorain Road, the developer <br />plans to comply and will eliminate the Lorain Road access after 252 is <br />completed. Mr. Moss also pointed out that the new Shell Station canopy on <br />the opposite corner has a 25' set back. This case will be continued for <br />another 30 days awaiting State documentation. Case continued. <br />2. Space Age Industrial Design, 30817 Bradley Rd. <br />Referred to Board of Zoning Appeals by virtue of Section 1193.03. Request <br />70' variance for location of building (side yard set back). Violation of <br />Ord. 62-33, Section 1194.03. No record of structure existing in buffer. <br />(Violation of Ord. 62-33, Section 1193.03). <br />Chairman Remmel called all interested parties before the Board. The oath <br />was administered to Mr. Parsons, a neighbor,and Mr. Hardy, the owner. <br />Building Commissioner Gundy explained that a 50' buffer is required and <br />that the building should be 30' away from the buffer. There is also a non- <br />conforming building on the buffer strip. This is a legally non-conforming <br />building since the adjacent lots were originally Limited Industrial and were <br />subsequently rezoned and that ordinances pertaining to Limited Industrial <br />area have also been changed. At this point Mr. Farver, an adjacent pro- <br />perty owner, was sworn in. He stated that he had been originally opposed <br />to the rezoning of the four lots to residential. Mr. Parsons stated that <br />another property owner, Mr, Bonner, had not been notified. Neither Mr. <br />Parsons nor Mr. Farver had any objection to the variance. Board has no <br />objection, but would like to continue request until Mr. Bonner'is notified. <br />Case continued. <br />3. Edward Gallagher, 5902 Park Ridge <br />Request for variance (1133.13). Request 11' rear yard-variance for enclosed <br />patio. Violation of Ord. 62-33, Section 1163.01. <br />Chairman Remmel called all interested parties before the Board. The oath <br />was administered to L. Morton, Patio Enclosures. Board has no problems <br />with request since this is a large lot. R. Gomersall moved to grant the <br />request for the 11' rear yard variance for an enclosed patio for Mr. <br />Gallagher, seconded by E. Graves, and unanimously approved. Variance granted. <br />4. Larry and Janet Krejci, 4715 Porter Rd. <br />Request for special permit to add to non conforming dwelling (front set back <br />over 70'). Special permission required Ord. 62-33, Section 1231.02.