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- W buildings to ensure the new and existing buildings are not visually bloclced. The setback is also affected by a cross access easement which runs along the northern side of the property. Code requires a loading zone for all commercial buildings; however Verizon's deliveries are minimal. Vans or small box trucks are used for deliveries and all deliveries are to the northeast rear man door. Mr. Russell said he had no objections to the request. Ms. Rudolph aslced why such a large building is needed. Mr. Coruad said Verizon's standard free standing stores are 5,000 square feet. Ms. Rudolph said the building appeared to be closer to Brookpark than the abutting buildings. Mr. Conrad said the northern side of the former Reinington building has a loading doclc and trash compactor that is walled, which is what their building is aligned with. Mr. Allain questioned the requirements for a loading dock and Mr. Russell said a loading doclc is a area for deliveries often made with very large vehicles. The proposed use typically has deliveries by way of vans or small box truclcs as noted. Mr. Allain asked how often deliveries are made and Mr. Conrad said deliveries aie typically every two weeks. Mr. Raig aslced if there was a mall association which reviews the overall development of all the lots and Mr. Coruad said their parcel is within the DDR center and there are multiple agreements between the owners. Mr. Raig said the building conforms to neighboring buildings and the use is such a loading dock is not warranted. Mr. Allain said building placeinent looks to be fluent along Broolcparlc to ensure proper visibility of all the buildings. Mr. Allain moved, seconded by Ms. Rudolph, to grant APP15-2564: Verizon Building; PP# 235-27-008 Broolcpark the following variances: 1. A 5,579 sq. ft. variaaace for lot coverage; code permits 39,110.75, applicant shows 44,690, Section 1139.05. 2. A 17.77 ft. variance for front yard.setback; code requires 75 ft., applicant shows 57.23 ft., Section 1139.07. 3. A variance for not providing a loading facility; code requires 1 loading facility, applicant shows none, Section 1139.08(f). Motion passed, 5-0. APP15-2619: Fullsterkur Athletics; 6770 Industrial Parkway: Proposal consists of a Fullsterlair Athletics and the proposed use is not a permitted in Limited Industr.y, Section 1145.03. A use variance is requested. The oath was administered to Martin Shea Fullsterkur Athletics owner. Mr. Shea said the location they would like to use is in the limited industry area. The type of service they provide is in between commercial and industrial as they not only sale equipment they also manufacture their products. Their business fills the needs for large man equipment. In 2013 he was granted a use permit for a different location in the industrial district however the site never became available. In addition to making and selling their equipment they also have training classes at the facility. Mr. Russell said he had no objections. Mr. Papotto said the sports complex abuts the site and hours of operation would fit the area. Board members had no objections. 1VIr. Raig moved, seconded by Ms. Bellido, to grant a use variance to APP15-2619: Fullsterkur Athletics of 6770 Industrial Parkway for the proposed use in Limited Industry, Section 1145.03, which passed 5-0. 2