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It . , requires 75 feet. A height variance of 3 feet 6 inches will be needed as the height is determined by how close you are to the sideyard. If the addition could be moved further to the north it could eliminate the variances needed. Mr. Beatty inquired as to how far the structure would need to be moved. Mr. Conway indicated that it would need to be moved 60 feet. Mr. Batty questioned if he eliminated the height variance would it be possible to get the setback variance. As the addition will not go any further than the existing building does. Mr. Conway commented that the Planning Commission would make a recommendation to the Board of Zoning Appeals board whether they think the variance should be granted or not, but the Board of Zoning Appeals has the final decision. Mr. Tallon remarked that the Planning Commission would like to see the required variances eliminated. Mr. Batty suggested that the church would like to keep the table and chair room close as possible to the main classrooms. He suggested flipping the gym itself and lowering the roof on the southern side of the property. W. Koeth commented that there would be 3 additional classrooms, a warming kitchen, additional bathrooms, a utility room, the table and chair room and a corridor. W. Beatty indicated that he was correct. Mr. Tallon remarked that if the whole addition is moved north and the corridor placed on the other side of the table and chair room the new corridor would still be in alignment with the existing corridor. He believed it would eliminate both the setback and height variances needed. He questioned if there would be any other variances needed. Mr. Conway commented that as the existing building is non-confornung, a special permit to add to a non-confornung building would be needed. Mr. Tallon indicated that he would like to see the plans reworked so that the sideyard variance is not needed. Mr. Betty indicated that he would do his best to eliminate the variances needed. Mr. Tallon indicated that the board wanted the addition to be all brick. W. Asseff questioned if the applicant did what was requested would a variance still be required. Mr. T'allon indicated that if the applicant moves the addition 75 feet "no", but if the addition were only moved 60 feet then a 15-foot variance would be needed. Mr. Conway commented that if the classrooms were moved to the south side of the addition the setback would be 50 feet as they are not an assembly use and there would be a buffer between the gym and residents. Mr. Beatty indicated that he would move the classrooms to the south side and the roof of the classrooms would be low enough to eliminate the height variance needed. R. Tallon motioned to send North Olmsted Baptist Church of 4816 Dover Center Road which consists of adding a recreation center to the existing Church to the Architectural Review Board for their recommendations. They are to have the new plans that show the reworking of the addition such as the classrooms to the south of the addition, the building moved 50 feet back and that the addition is to be entirely,brick. The proposal will then returri to the Planning Commission on October 26, 1999 for final review. The motion was seconded by K. O'Rourke and unanimously approved. Motion Carried. In the framing of the motion the clerk announced the date and time of the Architectural Review Board meeting and indicated that no further notices would be sent out. 2). Fish Furniture23770 Lorain Road7 Proposal consists of Facade renovation, addition and b.oard on board fencing to match existing fence along 1Vlarty's Living Room rear property line. Chairman Gomersall called all interested parties forward to review their proposal. Mr. Yager, the architect, Mr. Artwell, general manager, Mr. AI Geller, owner and son, Dan Geller came 2