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3) A variance for not meeting the minimum of ten acres, section (1149.02) •. . <br />4) A use varia.nce for parking is not a pernutted use and there is no main use designated within the city <br />limits, section (1149.03). <br />5) A variance for not having a 25 foot bufFer between the parking and the boundary lines of the <br />development area, section (1149.09) <br />Which is in violation of Ord. 90-125 sections, (1118.02), (1161.02), (1149.02), (1149.03) and (1149.09) . <br />Note: In addition to the above variances a variance will be required from BBCA, for not having a fence <br />arotmd a retention pond, section (1345.02) <br />Chairman Gomersall called all interested parties forward, and reviewed the variances requested. Mr. <br />Lydon, with Zerimba management came forward to review the request. Mr. Lydon indicated that Zerimba <br />management purchased the property from Odot and the lot located 'ul North Olmsted will be used for <br />parking and a retention basin. They would like to be allowed to have the parking spaces and the retention <br />basin on the current lot that is deadlocked. The land is landlocked and is zoned single family residential. <br />The lot is currently 800 feet away from the nearest residents, which are apartments. There will be <br />motulding around the outer edges of the lot to buffer the neighbors. Mr. Gomersall questioned if the <br />moiuiding would be near the 1480 entrance. Mr. Lydon indicated that there would be mounding near 1480. <br />Mr. Koberna questioned how high the mounds would be once in place. Mr. Lydon commented that he <br />believed the mounds would be 8 to 9 feet high, but if the board wanted higher mounds, they would be <br />made higher. Mr. Koberna indicated that he has seen dry basins and they have been filled with weeds and <br />not maintained. Mr. Lydon indicated that the owners will maintain the basin and grass will be planted in it <br />to enha.uce the appearance. The basin is such that it will only be 3 or 4 feet deep and because of its size it <br />will accommodate a lawnmower. Zerimba owns a landscape company and they will maintain the <br />property. Zerunba management will always own the common area. <br />J. Konold moved to grant Fairview Corporate Center; PP# 237-23-024 their request for variance <br />(1123.12). Which consists of a parking lot and that the following variances be granted: <br />1) A conditional use variance for office parking in a multiple residence district, section (1118.02). <br />2) A variance for constructing a parking lot without a structure, section (1161.02). <br />3) A variance for not meeting the muumum of ten acres, section (1149.02) <br />4) A use variance for parking is not a pernutted use and there is no main use designated within the city <br />lunits, section (1149.03). <br />5) A variance for not having a 25 foot buffer between the parking and the boundary lines of the <br />development area, section (1149.09). Which is in violation of Ord. 90-125 sections, (1118.02), <br />(1161.02), (1149.02), (1149.03) and (1149.09). The motion was seconded by T. Kobenia and <br />unanimously approved. Variances Granted. Note: In addition to the above variances a variance will be <br />required from BBCA, for not having a fence around a retention pond, section (1345.02). <br />10. Yummv Kitchen: 26625 Brookpark Road: <br />Request for variance (1123.12). The proposal consists of a sign package. <br />The following variances are requested: <br />1) An additional wall sign variance for business logo, (code pernuts l, Applicant requests 2), section <br />(1163.12 A). <br />Note: The applicant is appealing the Building Corrunissions decision to follow the Architectural Review <br />Boards recommendations to not pernut a logo, Section, (1163.16 D). <br />Which is in violation of Ord. 90-125 section, (1163.12 A), (1163.16 D). <br />Chairman Gomersall called all interested parties fonvard, and reviewed the variances requested. Ms. <br />Tang, tlie owner, and Ms. Thai, the landlord came forward to review the request. Mr. Gomersall <br />questioned if the applicants needed the variance for the sign they already had in place. Ms. Tang indicated <br />that the owner wanted to change the name to Yummy Kitchen. Mr. Rymarczyk indicated that the sign that <br />is currently on the building is the one with the logo, the additional sign that they are asking for does not <br />6