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BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS JULY 11, 1979 PAGE 6 <br />creating a need for a variance. To eliminate this, Ch airman Ledvina moved <br />to propose a ruling to clarify Ord. 62-33, Section 1225.02 that the Building <br />Department is directed to allocate the total allowable sign space for a <br />building among the individual units as follows: maximum square footage <br />allowed divided by total building frontage resulting in the square footage <br />allowed per frontage foot of each buil ding tennant. <br />Chairman Ledvina also suggested th at to avoid rear y ard variances <br />especially on cul-de-sac or odd shaped lots a minimum depth should be <br />included in the Ordinance. He proposed that.Ord. 77-127, Section 1157.01 <br />should read: - - <br />Minimum Width, Depth, and Area in Residence District. <br />A. Same as Ord. 77-127 <br />B. Same as Orda 77-127 <br />C. In any Residence District the minimtun depth of any <br />lot shall be feet. The definition of lot <br />depth at section 1125.47 of the Zoning Code does <br />not apply in this matter. No point on the rear <br />property line (or lines if there are more than one) <br />shall be closer to any point on the front lot <br />Iine than feet. <br />This proposal was then discussed, and Building Commissioner Gundy advised <br />that he would work on the average depth size and report on it at the <br />next meeting. <br />Meeting was adjourned at 9:15 p.m. <br />D. Ledvina, Chairman <br />B. 0 ring , <br />cording Secretary