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jeopardized the only issue would be that it requires area variances. She felt that placing the <br />condition of the lots being consolidated would be sufficient. Mrs. Sergi questioned if the home <br />was not required to have a garage. Mr. Conway said as there is no evidence there ever was a <br />garage he can not require the owner construct one, otherwise he would require a garage. <br />Ms. Rudolph moved seconded by Mrs. Sergi, to grant David I)itmore of 4069 Clague Road <br />a special permit to add to a non-conforming building (1165.02) which is conditioned upon <br />the applicant consolidating the two lots upon purchase or the current owner consolidating <br />the lots within 2 years which was unanimously approved 4-0. <br />A brief discussion regarding a variance being required from section (1165.02) toolc place and it <br />was determined that in fact a variance from the section was required and would be added to the <br />area variances needed. Mrs. Sergi felt the property could be used without a variance and the <br />variances were substantial as it is a 350 sq ft variance. Mrs. Diver did not thinlc it was <br />substantial as it is an existing building. <br />Mrs. Diver moved seconded by IYIs. Rudolph, to grant David Ditmore of 4069 Clague Road <br />the following variances; <br />1. A variance from section (1165.02) as the addition does not meet zoning codes. <br />2. A variance for altering an nccessory structure on a lot with no dwelling, which the code <br />does not permit per Ord. 2007-30, Section 1135.02. <br />3. A 350 sq. ft. variance for an accessory structure larger than code allows for lot size. Code <br />permits 120 sq. ft.; applicant shows 470 sq. ft., which is in violation of Ord. 2007-30, <br />Section 1135.02(d)(1). <br />4. A 3 ft. variance for an accessory structure higher than code allows per lot size. Code <br />permits 9 ft.; applicant shows 12 ft., which is in violation of Ord. 2007-30, Section <br />1135.02(d)(1), which is conditioned upon the applicant consolidating the two lots upon <br />purchase or the current owner consolidating the lots within 2 years which was unanimously <br />approved 4-0. <br />NON-12ESIDENTIAL APPEAI,S AND REQUESTS: <br />Ollies Bargain Outlet; 26662 Brookpark Roacl Extension: (Ward 1) <br />Request for variance (1123.12). The proposal consists of a new sign. <br />The following variances are requested: <br />1. A 61 sq. ft. variance for a wall sign larger than code allows. Code permits 100 sq. ft.; <br />applicant shows 161 square feet, which is in violation of Ord. 2000-12, Section 1163.28(c). <br />2. An 11 sq. ft. variance for a sign larger than code allows. Code permits 150 sq. ft.; applicant <br />shows 161 sq. ft., which is in violation of Ord. 2000-12, Section 1163.25(c). <br />3. A 2.75 ft. variance for a wall sign higher than code allows. Code permits 4 ft.; applicant <br />shows 6.75 ft., which is in violation of Ord. 2000-12, Section 1163.28(c). <br />Mr. Denman with Sign a Rama came forward to be sworn in and address the request. Board <br />members voiced their frustration pertaining to no land owner or business owner being present to <br />address the board. Board members wanted it made clear that they want land owners and or <br />business owners present when addressing plazas as sign companies can not properly represent or <br />answer for the site. The board ruled that as Mr. Denman was listed as the applicant they would <br />proceed. Mr. Denman said the wall sign will be channel letters internally illuminated and <br />requires 3 variances. The site is unique and not granting a variance will affect the property as it <br />faces another building. The tenant is located on the north east side of the building and faces the <br />6