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CITY 0F NORTH OLMSTED .- BOARD OF ZONING APPEAIaS Special TvTeeting Held at City Hall - July 27, 1966 E Meeting was called to order at 7:40 P.Ma, Y•Zr. tidilliam Greene9 presiding. PZembers przsent: TvTrss Lian., Tuiess-rs, Greene, Scheeif, Byers, kbsent; Mr. Nelson. Also present: TZr, Gundy., Building Gommissioner N1r. Scheeff made a motion that the mi-rnztes of the Ju1y 133 1966, meeting starrl approved as receivede Second by I4r, Byerso Motion passed. 1,, Appel].ant; Mr, Lewis S. Steer, 28975 Lorain Rde, North Olmsted .Ftequest for variance to move Permanent Parcel v?-`234-14-11, 150 ft. back from Lorain ?d. #62-33, Section 1159001' whi ing in A, B and C. vistricts sha1.1 be 70 ita house from 28975 Lorain Rd. to Lo-rain Rdo, and to set house Request is in violation of -h states maximum distance dwell- shaJ.1 be set baclt from the street, Mr. Steer was present and stated his reason for requesting placing of the house wa_th 150 setback, was ?o get away from the noise of truck traffic on Lorain Rd. He said his lot is 563 ftm in deptho Mr. Greene read from the minutes of the Board of Building Code lippeals of June 28' 1966, in which they gave permission to move the house if the set- back and sideline restrictions are met, landscaping i-a and house completsd within six mon-ths from the date oi p°rmit, subject to the T,aw Aaxectoras approval on the setback requirement. He then read a letter from Ivirs Kitchen, Lazr Director, in Vrha.ch he statecl TlLr. S teer would have to comply tiJith the maximum setback according to Section 1159o01 of the Boning Qrdinance (70 ftm) un].ess a variance could be obtained from the Board of Zoning Appeals to set the home 150 ft, backm Neighbors present were Mra and 11Irs, Paul Buckland, N1rs. Grossman and Mrs. Doolattle. ilr. Buck].and, whose housa is adjacent to the east, objected to the request for variance, He thought the home shoul.d be placed in line with others, I?`?rse Grossman was of the same opinion, kZre Buckland thought his house was a li.ttle more than 70 ft, from the street and Mrs. Grossman said hers was approximatel.y 100 ft. back, Mrs, 11hoiittie9 who lives across street, felt the Steer horo shauld be lined up with othersm Mrs. Grossman stated that Mr. Witt at 29975 Lorain9 was unable to attend but Lold her he felt placement of home should confoxmo DZrs Scheeff said he felt that if homes were allowed to be placedback 150 ft., this would lead up to places of business being in front oi the homes. He made a motion ti7at the reques-t for variance be disapproved and recommended that the house be plaeed in line with existing dwellan.gs. Second by TJIr. Byerso Motion passed. ? The Board recammends that 'Uhe house be pl.aced in line with the Buckland and Grossman homes, regardless of setback of present homes.