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Bd, of Zoning Appeals May 21, 1963 Meeting Mrs. Alex Toth requested permission to supplement the objections voiced by her husband and called the Board's attention to various other factors which should be considered; eg., manure, cleaning of stables, corralling of horses. She stated that in her opinion the stable would actually house 3 or 4 horses and despite the fact that fences might be erected, there would be no guarantee that the horses might not jump the barriers. Mrs. Toth ad- vised the Board that inasmuch as their property is directly to the west of the site in question, if permission for the erection of the stable is granted, their living conditions will be interferred with to a great extent. Their barbecue pit would be situated only 65' from the structure. Mr. Klinite stated that inasmuch as the area involved is residential property, erection as outlined in the appeal would be in violation of the Zoning Ordinance. It was moved by Mr. Klinite that the appeal be denied. Motion seconded by Mr. Byers and unanimously approved. 2. Appellant: Wa-lter & Lottie Pelech. Appellant was represented by the followinge Uincent Fornes, Attorney-at-law, Rocky River, Robt. & Geo. Bellan, Bellan & Sons, General Contractors, 588 Kenilworth, Bay Village Carl Andreano,Subu"rban Planners, Great Northern Shopping Center, North Olmsted Reference: Erection of a group of apartment buildings on property located at 23460 Lorain Road, North Olmsted. Prior to appearance before Board, appellant had made appl.ication to the Planning Commission and the Council of the City of North Olmsted for re- zoning of the property involved and stipulation had been set for-th that appellant is to construct a 60' street to serve the property. Construction of said road would necessitate approval by the Board of variances in the set-back requirementsa The proposed road would be 60' wide but the pavement is only to be 24' wide, thus the tree lawns on either side of the road would be 18' feet, Mr. Fornes advised the Board that appearance at this time was solely for approval relative to the variances, inasmuch as the plan must still be re- submitted to Planning Commission and Council. Mr. Greene stated that inasmuch as all interested parties had not as yet been notified, approval of the Board should be held in abeyance until the owners of the abutting properties have received proper notification. Mrm Earl Linden (present in connection with appeal covered in Item No. 3 of these minutes) advised that a portion of the abutting property is owned by his concern and approval was granted on behalf of Flair Builders to variances requested. - 2 -