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f SEPTEMBER 4, 1985 PAGE 2 BOARD QF ZONING APPEALS Chairman Remmel called all interested parties before the Board. The oath was admintstered to'Mrt and Mrs. Manik. This is a long lot and shed will be 961 fram rear of ttie house. C. Remmel moved to grant the variance for the location of the tool shed, that location R GomersallSeandhunanimously tlie house for a legal tool shed, seconded by approwed. Variance granted. 4. 7515 Corporation, heard later in the meeting. 5. Gertrude J. Schooley, 30660 Bradley Rd. " Request for variance (1133.13). Request variance to operate dog grooming service with some boarding in a Limited Industrial Area. Violation of Ord. 62-33, Section 1191.03. Chairman Remmel called all interestedparties bsfor?,the Board. The oath was administered to Mrs. Schooley and her real estate representative. Mr. Remmel-advised that if this is granted, it would.apply only to Mrs. Schooleyis operation. Mrs. Schooley stated that this is a small_business, she basically grooms dogs and boards them only occassionally. .A contractor will be hired to take away any wastes. She now works at Misty?Glen Kennels, and suggested that the Board could check her references with them. She will live in the house and will alter the three car garage for the kennel. A five foot fence will be installed from the rear of the house; all cages will be inside which will be sound proof.ed (front of garage will be altered). She P improve the entire property-which is completely:surrounded by city--owned=- land. Building Commissioner Gundy advised that the County Health Department must.::review the waste disposal. Proposal will not have to go to Planning Commission, but must be reviewed by the Building Departmerit. Law Director Gareau stated.that the-Board should consider that this house has been vacant for years, is not suitable for single family use, and the area is not moving industrially and Mrs. Schooley will be living in the home. Building Commis- sioner Gundy advised that Board could require proposal to go to Planning Commission. C. Remmel moved to grant the variance for dog grooming and light animal boarding with the understanding that it is granted only to Mrs. Schooley and is not transferable should she sell, the variance does not go with the property; and with the understanding that all codes will be met, seconded by E. Graves, and unanimously approved. Variance granted. 6. Leonard J. Fink, 28300 Nandina Drive. Request for variance (1133.13). Request 1 foot variance for fence (already installed). Violation of Ord. 62-33, Section 1151.04-H. Chairman Remmel called all interested parties before the Board. The oath was administered to Mrs. Fink who stated that Mr. Fink constructed the fence without a permit since he felt that if the city could allow the Flagner house to remain in its present condition of disrepair, there should not be any need to get a permit to erect a fence in their own back yard. TheY were not aware that a 6' fence was not legal. The Flagner house.is only 6' off their property line,, debris from their construction is being dumped on the Fink's property, and they want to obscure this property which has been under construction for several years from their back.yard. Work is.being done to the property now, but since house is vacant, children hang out there and police have been c?ha? ??n many haveLappeardcbeforerCouncileon the Board to consider