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Minutes <br />Board of Zoning Appeals <br />April 69 1966 Page 4 <br />Mr. Charles A, Novak represented the comparym He stated if they were to build <br />• a 221 width store, the standard width of their stores in the past., they would <br />not need a varianee but they vaish to upgrade their stores and are now building <br />them 30' x 701. He felt they would sti11 get the same amount of business if <br />a 221 width store were bu31t' but this p1an is now considered absole-ice by their <br />company. <br />Parking facilities are planned for 17 cars in front of the stoxes. Stores to <br />be set back 671. Also' parking of 25 cars at rear of stores. Three entrances <br />are planneds one on Lorain and t-tro on Silverdale. <br />Mr,. Jams Prokasy of tY-e City Planning Commis sion was present. He felt grant- <br />ing a side yard variance in this particular instance woul.d add to the traffic <br />problem. Traff3.c volume is great And Silverdale is narrowo Mrs" McCull.ough' <br />whose property abuts Arby's 1ot, objected to the varianceo She felt conges- <br />tion is already bad at this corner. She must wait three turns of the light <br />i.n order to get onto Lorain to go to work. Sha felt there would be danger to <br />children with the added congestion. <br />In checking the architect"s drawings' Iylr. Gunc?y, noted rear of store plan <br />for the three-store unit, was less than the 501 separation between residen- <br />tial property and the store building' at the Urest end oi the building. <br />Mrs. Eian suggested Mr. Novaek contact the builder of the three-store unit <br />to see ii 101 of land could be deeded to the city for Vaidening Silverda1e. <br />i,,Jr. Nelsan moved to postpone the decision until the Board could consult with <br />-the Safety Service Uirector about traffic hazards; also until appell.ant has <br />opportunity to confer with lessor regarding suggestion of deedang 101 of <br />land to the city for widening Silverda].e., 101 strip to be the depth of <br />lessor's lot. Second by D1rs. Eian. Vote was unaimouso <br />10. Appellant: Mr. Tnrilliam B. Pate., 29568 3tewar:b Drive, North 0].msted <br />Re£: Request for variance to builc3 a home at 6448 Stafford Dra <br />(corner Stafford Dr. ar.d Sutton Dr.) with 17.41, sideline <br />setback. Request is in violation of Section 1159.02,. <br />which requires minimum setbacls on the street upon which <br />the sic3e of the house faces shall be 251. <br />Mr, Pate said home has front yard setback of 55'. To move it back any <br />f.-t,her in order to lessen the amount of sideline variance needed' would mar <br />the appear2nce of other homes in the zmmediate area. Lot has 53.26 frontage <br />on Stafford, 17717't £acing Sutton Dro North lot line is 1651 and rear lot <br />line is 133,44. Variance of sideline of 17.41" is at northeast cor-ner of <br />home. Because of angle of lot li.ne., northwest co-meris 309 from side lot <br />line. Mr. Nelsan moved to grant the variance. second by Mx•o Byers. Vote <br />was unanimous. <br />;?? James Prokasy,9 Chairman of the City Planning 'Gomma.ssion., commented on the <br />development of many of the new subd.ivisions. He said after the plats have <br />passed the PZanning Commission., many developers have changed lot sizes., there- <br />• by crea-ting a need for variances in order tha.t 1.arger homes may be built on <br />sma3.ler size lots. He said legal size lots Vrere planned so that legal size <br />houses can be built, City Planning feels t,hat houses should be designed to <br />particular 1.ots,