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BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS NOVEMBER 11, 1981 PAGE 6 that the new sign is from his former restaurant in Strongsville, and that it would be more visable from Lorain Rd. He is also thinking about replacing or removing his changeable copy pole sign. The present restaurant sign would be refaced and put on the flower shop. Building Commissioner Gundy explained that there is no additional signage available for the new addition where the flower shop is located. Any store in the addition will need a variance for any size sign. Mr. Bugala suggested that a basic sign criteria for the new stores could be estab- lished based ori the present ordinances. This was done in a previous similar situation. The square footage was based on 1:5 times the lineal footage of the building frontage. A ruling will be made pertaining to the signage allowed for the other stores in the addition after the remaining cases are heard. R. Bugala moved to grant a variance for the Milk Pail Country Flower Shop facia sign based on square footage being 1.5 times the store's frontage; the sign is to be placed on the Lorain side of the building, seconded by L. Horvath, and unanimously approved. W. Wasniak moved to grant the 6 sq. ft. variance for the Milk Pail Restaurant, seconded by C'. Reimmel, and unanimously approved. Mr. Gareau advised Mr. Boyle that the temporary sign that he dis- plays occassionally is illegal and the city is going to start a program of confi`scatin? those types of signsm 15. Christ The King Community, located on the west side of Barton Rd. between I-480 and the North Olmsted South Corporate Line, and includes extension to Cook Rd. in Olmsted Taonship. Request Special Permit (1133.13). Request.Special Permit to de- velop religious center in an area.zoned "A" Residential, Multi- family, and Limited Industry. Special Permit required Ord. 62-33, Section 1151.01-E and 1191.03-M. Chairman Remmel administered the oath to the entire assembly. Mr. Fleischman, Architect for Christ The King, presented the concept plans for the ecumenical Christian Community which will contain a retirement village with condominium-type, detached, single dwellings; partial and total care'for the elderly; group homes for the retarded; educational.facilities; an auditorium and physical education build- ing. The area for the community encompasses three zoning districts. Mr:-Fleischman explained that since there was no zoning to cover such a community, there was a hardsh.ip involved; and they.are re- requesting that a special use district be granted them for a relig- ious center. He presented a program describing the entire concept of the community. Mr. Stackhouse, trustee of Olmsted Township, where part of the facility will be located, stated that there was a problem with.the water table in the township being lowered, and there was a concern that the proposed lake would worsen the situa- tion. Mr. Fleischman stated that there had been no engineering