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-i , <br />existing chain-link fence and construct the garage at the property line. The existing garage is <br />non-conforming and the proposed garage although non-confortning is less than the current <br />garage. Letters from his neighbors were submitted stating they had no objections to the request <br />being made. Once the new garage is constructed the shed would be removed and everything <br />stored indoors. He is trying to enhance his property which will enhance the neighborhood. The <br />location of the garage is to ensure the garage doors lines up with the existing driveway. Ms. <br />Rudolph asked if the height of the garage truly needed a variance and Mr. Russell said depending <br />on how the applicant measured the height it may not be required but without the exact <br />measurements the peak can't be determined. Mr. Allain asked if the owner had a business in his <br />home and Mr. Sturgeon said although he is a plumber he doesn't run a business out of his home. <br />Placement of the garage along the rear property line is to ensure the least amount of variances is <br />required. Mr. Russell said in calculating the height of the garage, a height variance is not <br />required. Ms. Rudolph said the abutting property is an open field and a detention basin therefore <br />she has no objections. Mr. Allain said although the lots are so small they really can't <br />accommodate a garage without variances, he objects to the garage being constructed on the <br />property line. There is no way for the owner to build or maintain the garage without trespassing <br />onto abutting property, he doesn't object to the side yard as there is enough room to maintain the <br />garage and lawn. Members said they were not comfortable granting a variance to have the garage <br />on the rear property line. <br />Ms. Rudolph moved, seconded by Ms. Bellido, to grant APP15-3039: Jeff Sturgeon of 3029 <br />West 231St a 2.5 ft. side yard variance for a garage too close to the side property line; code <br />requires 5 ft., applicant shows 2.5 ft.,1135.02(c)(2), which passed, (Rudolph, Bellido, <br />Papotto - yes; Allain - no) 3-1. <br />Ms. Rudolph moved, seconded by Mr. Allain, to grant APP15-3039: Jeff Sturgeon of 3029 <br />West 231St a 10 ft. variance for locating a garage from a rear property line; code requires <br />10 ft., applicant shows 0 ft.,1135.02(c)(2), which failed, (Bellido, Allain, Papotto - no, <br />Rudolph - yes) 1-3. <br />Ms. Rudolph moved, seconded by Mr. Allain, to grant APP15-3039: Jeff Sturgeon of 3029 <br />West 231St a 1 ft. variance for a garage located from a dwelling; code requires 15 ft., <br />applicant shows 14 ft., 1135.02(c)(1), which passed 4-0. <br />COMMERCIAL APPEALS AND REQUEST <br />CMS15-2762 Ganlev Honda; 25870 Lorain Road: <br />Proposal consists of a dealership renovation involving building demolition, building expansion <br />and site improvements. The following variances are required: <br />1) A special permit is required to add to a non-conforming building (1165.02). <br />2) A 31 ft. 2 in. variance for front building setback; code requires 75 ft., applicant shows 43 ft. <br />10 in., 1139.07. <br />3) A 9 ft. 5 in. variance for front yard setback to parking and drives; code requires 20 ft., <br />applicant shows 11 ft. 5 in., 1139.07. <br />4) A 65 ft. variance for displaying merchandise in front building setback; code requires 75 ft., <br />applicant shows 10 ft., 1139.07.