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201, applicant shows 15'). Which is in violation of 90-125, section (1139.07) (table). N. <br />Sergi seconded the motion, evbich vvas unanimously denied. Variance Denied <br />Board members feit that as variance request #4 was tied to the use variance it shouid be tabled. <br />Mr. Rymarczylc advised that the section requiring the variance was not in relation to the use <br />variance as it was for the eoffimercial sec4ion only. Mrs. Sergi felt tlaat following the code <br />would push the parking in the middle of the existing driveway, but Planning Commission <br />wants the driveway removed. <br />J. Maloney moved to grpnt C& C Ikealty of 27932 Lorain Road tfieir reqmest for variance <br />(1123.12), which consists of site development and that the following variance is granted: <br />#4). A 10 foot variance for partsing setback along north 125 faot commercial property <br />iine, (code requires 20', appiicant shows 10'). Which is in violation of 90-125, secfion <br />(1139.07) (ta6ie). W. Kremzar seconded thc motion, whacb was anaaimonsIy denied. <br />Variance Denied <br />Mr. Maloney advised tba# variance reqiaest #5 is for dispiay of inerchandise aiong Lorain Road <br />which Planning Commission has recommended the board approve. The board felt that the <br />display of the ears should be consisten# witla what was currently in place. <br />N. Sergi moved to grant C& C Itealty of 27932 Lorain Road their reqaest for variance <br />(1123.12), which consists of sife developxnent and that the foiiowing variance is granted: <br />#5). A 68 faot variance for display of merchandise in front setback (Isorsin), (cade <br />requires 75', applicaat shows 7'). Which is in violation of 90-125, section (1139.07) <br />(table). W. Kremzar secondcd the ffiotion, which was unasimonsiy approved. Variaaee <br />Granted <br />Mr. Maloney asked for clarifacation on what would have to be imgated: Mr. It3?marczyk stated <br />all land new and old zoned commercial must be irrigated axnd the residential section is not <br />required to be irrigated under section 1139.14 as it is a comnaerciai regulation. Mr. O'MaRey <br />suggested that although the green space was not commercial the board could treat it as <br />commercial as the applicant's intenY is to use it as commerciat. Therefore, the 1oard coald <br />require the applicant's to irrigate tIxe green space. <br />J. Maloneyr moved to grant C& C Itealtg of 21932 Lorain Road their reqnest for variance <br />(1123.12), whicb consists of site development and tbati the following variance is granted: <br />#6)- A variance for irrigation on commerciat, (code reynires irrigation, apptipnt shows <br />none). Which is in violation of 90-125, section (1139.14). T. Kelly seconded the motno8 <br />roll call on the mation; J. Msloney, W. Kremzar "yes", N. Sergi, T. Kelly and M. Diver <br />"no". Variance Denied - <br />Mr. Maloney advised that vriance requests numbers #7 and #9 have been withdrawn by the <br />applicants. Mrs. Sergi questioned if the lot could accommodate the required setback. IVir. <br />Rymarczyk reviewed that distance requirements are based an tlae height of the lumanary, the <br />degree of the cut-off on fhe 1ight fixture, the heighf of the poie arid the distance to the property <br />line. The agplicants light poles are 20 feet Atop a 2%2 foot base which ffieans no matter what <br />the degree of cut off is the pole must be a minimum of 180 feet from residential property lines. <br />If tBae light pole were beiow 20 feet total in height with an 80 degree cut-aff it would only <br />require the pole to be $S feet away from residentia.l Droperty lines. Tie vwiance only applies <br />to the light pole along Dewey Road closest to the residentiallot lane. Mrs. Sergi questioned if <br />10 of15