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' BoArn oF zorrTNG 1PPEALS - 10/24/68 - Page 3 <br />aIlow the building to cleteriorate and become an eyesore. Mrs. Famolare explained tha.t <br />to coMtra.ctor who built the buildiMg had told them that a building pelmit iqas not <br />necessary because the building is not perma.nently fastened down and nbt on a cement <br />base. It is therc:fore temporary in nature. NIr. Greene moved to continue the case to <br />the November meeting.for the.purpose of Board members examinirg the property involved; <br />seconded by Mr. Roberts and p4ssed. It was recs?uestea that a letter be sent to the Law <br />pirector to accertain the legality of a variance being granted when deed restrictions <br />are involtTed. <br />6. A;opellant: Dona,ld Schreiner, 24813 A-ntler Drive. Request to erect a detached <br />garage 31 too close to the side line. <br />F.enuest is in violation of Ordinance #62-33, Section 1151.04 which <br />r.equires that a detached garage be a minimum of 51 from any property line. <br />Mr. ATelson announced that Mr. Schreiner has withclrawn his request. <br />7. Appell?ant: Ken Solcol, 25II$ Deerfield Drive. R.Equest to erect a detached garage <br />21 too close to the side Iine. <br />R.ec!luest is in violation of Ordinance #62-33, Section 1151.04 which <br />requires tlkat a detaehed ga.rzge be a minimurn of 5s from any propert,y line. <br />Present: Mr. Soko1 <br />Mr. Sokol stated that house was incorrectly placedon the Iot ma.king it necessary to <br />request this variance. He felt that a definite hazard would be created because of the <br />sharp cut tha,t would be nECessary to pull into the garwge within irches of the house. <br />Also, the car would drive over a corner portion of the patio which would soon crack <br />the cement. IIe also stated that a Iarge tree would ha.ve to be removed if the garage <br />*iust be 51 off the property line. Mr. Rronscoya, the next door neighbor, has no <br />objections. Several persons on the street have had this same prob].em and have had to <br />h?ve a variance in order to build their garages. :. Mr. Roberts rnoved to grant a 21 <br />sideline variance; seconcled by Mr. Greene a1zc1 passed. <br />8. Appellant: John DiiVfichele, 24062 Fraaik, Street. Request to erect a detached <br />garage 21 too close to side Iine and 21 too close to xear propertg line. <br />P.eauest is in violation of Ordina.nce 11/62-33, Section 1151.04 whiclz <br />requires tha.t a detaehed garage be a mini.mum of 51 from aily property line. <br />Since the appellant failed i,o appear' Mr. Roberts moved to co?ztinue the case to the <br />TTovember meeting; seconded by Mr. Greene and passed. <br />9. Appe112,nt: Anthony Martinich, 24274 Vincent Drive. Request to add an attached <br />two car garage to existing dwelling. Garage addition would be 31t <br />from rear lot line. <br />Reouest is iia violation of Ordinance ;162-339 Section 1163.01 which <br />requires a 50t rear yard. <br />Present: 14r. Martinich <br />nlr. A2zrtinich explained that with his 401 rea.r yard, it is impossible to build a.ny <br />garage, whether atta.claed or cletached, without. a variance. His land a.buts vacant wooded <br />property in the City of Westla,ke. PRr. Castle., liis next door neighbor, has i1o objections.