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J. Maloney movecd to grant Maryann Schultz of 4176 Laurell Lane her request for variance
<br />(1123.12), which consists of a sunroom addition and that the following variance is granted:
<br />1. A 13 foot variance for a residence to close to the rear property line, (code requires 501,
<br />aPPlicant shows 37"). Which is an violation of Ord. 90-125 section; (1135.08 (A)). J. Burlce
<br />seconded the motion, which was unanimously approved.
<br />IV. NON-RESIDENTIAL APPEALS AND REQUESTS:
<br />1. Macy's Department Store; 100 Great Northern Mall: (WRD # 4)
<br />Request for variance (1123.12). The proposal consists of new signs.
<br />The following variances are required:
<br />1. A variance for 2 additional wall signs on a unit, (code permits 1, applicant shows 3), section
<br />(1163.27 (A)).
<br />2. A 2.4 foot variance for a wall sign larger than code permits (north elevation (E01), (code
<br />perinits 4', applicant shows 6.4'), section (1163.27 (C)).
<br />3. A 2.4 foot variance for a wall sign larger than code permits (west elevation (E02), (code permits
<br />4', applicant shows 6.4'), section (1163.27 (C)).
<br />4. A 2.4 foot variance for a wall sign larger than code permits (south elevation (E05), (code permits
<br />4', applicant shows 6.4'), section (1163.27 (C)).
<br />5. A 51.7 square foot variance for a wall sign larger than code allows (north E01), (code permits
<br />100 sq ft, applicant shows 151.7 sq ft), section (1163.27 (C)).
<br />6. A 51.7 square foot variance for a wall sign larger than code allows (west E02), (code permits 100
<br />sq ft, applicant shows 151.7 sq ft), section (1163.27 (C)).
<br />7. A 51.7 square foot variance for a wall sign larger than code allows (south E05), (code permits
<br />100 sq ft, applicant shows 151.7 sq ft), section (1163.27 (C)).
<br />8. A 136.5 square foot variance for total signage on a unit, (see note #1), (code perinits 340 sq ft,
<br />applicant shows 476.5 sq ft), section (1163.24 (C)).
<br />9. A 183.9 square foot variance for a temporary sign larger than allowed, (north), (code permits 32
<br />sq ft, applicant shows 215.9 sq ft), section (1163.33 (D)).
<br />10. A 183.9 square foot variance for a teinporary sign larger than allowed, (west), (code permits 32
<br />sq ft, applicant shows 215.9 sq ft), section (1163.33 (D)).
<br />11. A 183.9 square foot variance for a temporary sign larger than allowed, (south), (code permits 32
<br />sq ft, applicant shows 215.9 sq ft), section (1163.33 (D)).
<br />12. A time variance for displaying (3) temporary signs, (north, west & south) (code permits 30 days,
<br />applicant shows longer (see note #2), section (1163.33 (G)).
<br />Which is in violation of Ord. 90-125 sections; (1163.27 (A)), (1163.27 (C)), (1163.24 (c)), (1163.33
<br />(D)) and (1163.33 (G)). Notes: #1. Includes 3 wall signs and 2 canopy signs. #2. Temporary signs
<br />to be displayed after the installation of 3 permanent wall signs, until the national unveiling of new
<br />signs.
<br />Mr. Gainble, with Iinage Resource Group, Mr. Herbert with Kaufmanns, Mr. Berns Applicants
<br />Attorney, and Mr. Preg, with Westfield Mall, each came forward to be sworn in and address the
<br />request. Mr. Berns thanlced the board again for allowing them to return to address the signs. The
<br />variances were significantly reduced and believed it worth noting his clients' efforts in worlcing with
<br />the city. The 2 additional variances being requested will allow the applicant to have visibility to
<br />traffic traveling thru and into the Mall. If the requested variances are granted the signs will be
<br />consistent to or a little smaller than other tenants who have received larger variances in the past for
<br />their signs. The timeframe for installing the signs is mid August and then to leave the temporary
<br />signs up until Labor Day when they will have their national unveiling. Mr. Maloney suggested that
<br />they would put an expiration dated for the temporary sign to be removed no later than mid
<br />September. Mr. Burlce voiced that he appreciated the effort that was put forth worlcing with the City
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