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?. Mr. Gomersall called all interested parties forward to review the variance requested. Mr. Steve Sprowl, ' . Chi Chi's Regional Manager, came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Sprowl indicated that Chi Chi's obtained approval for everything except the portico and it was originally proposed to be blue, but the Pla.nnuig Commission liked the color Tomatilla better. Mr. Gomersall indicated that the Board was not present to discuss the color, the Commission is here to discuss the Special pernut that Chi Chi's has requested. The Architectural Review Board will review the proposed colors. Mr. Sprowl indicated he has one of the remodeled stores in his district and never had to go through tlus formality of ineetings. Mr. Conway indicated that due to the eYisting setback of the structLire, Chi Chi's has expanded the entry and created tlus request for a special pernut. Mr. Kremzar questioned if it had already been completed. Mr. Sprowl replied "no sir". Mr. Conway indicated that there had been no objections raised by the Planning Commission regarding the portico. Mr. Gomersall inquired if the Board or audience had any concerns or questions. No comments were made. W. Kremzar motion to grant Chi Clu's Restaurant of 26410 Great Northern Shoppmg Center their request for special permit 1123.11. Which consists of remodeling the existing entry trellis with new entry portico and that the following pemut be granted: A special pernut to add to a non-confornung building. Which is ui violation of Ord. 90-125 section, (1165.02). The motion was seconded by J. Konold and unan.imously approved. Variance Granted. 7. A& J Electric Cable: 31382 Industrial Parkwav: Request for variance (1123.12). Proposal consists of a 15' X 50' fence enclosure. The following variances are requested: l. A 10 foot variance for side yard setback, (code requires 20ft, applicant shows lOft), section (1145.07). 2. A variance to store empty wooden spools & pallets outside the building, prior to removal by Trash Company. Which is in violation of Ord. 90-125 section, (1145.09 H). Mr. Gomersall called all interested parties forward to review the variances requested. Mr. Gary Magyar, Manager for A& J Electric Cable, came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Gomersall questioned if A & J Electric Cable was moving from its existing site. Mr. Magyar indicated °yes". Mr. Gomersall questioned if the variances were for the new proposed site. Mr. Magyar indicated "yes" and that A& J would like to move to the northern end of Industrial Parkway that is tucked back along the tree line. Mr. Gomersall indicated that A& J urtended to put up a basket weave privacy fence and questioned the height of the fence. Mr. Magyar indicated the fence would be 10-feet high. Mr. Gomersall indicated the picture of the fencing was deceiving and does not look 10-feet high. Mr. Magyar indicated that the drawing was what was given to hun from the fencing company. Mr. Gomersall indicated that the Board of Zoning Appeals and every other Board has been against having outside storage in that area. He indicated he visited the site and noticed the walls were presently stacked up with cable reels. The cables didn't appear to be out of sight. He suggested erecting a building to store the empty reels. Mr. Magyar indicated that A& J Electric Cable presently has operations in numerous states and they serve the Telecommunications market. He indicated that all A& J Electric Cable handles is cable. They just signed a large contract with Ameritech, which is the reason for the expansion and storage. He commented that A& J. Electric Cable needs to triple its space and manpower. The spools arrive and leave quickly. Mr. Gomersall questioned where the spools would be stored after delivery. Mr. Magyar indicated the full spools are stocked inside the building. Mr. Gomersall questioned where the spools were delivered to on the site. Mr. Magyar indicated in one of the four bays in the rear of the building. Mr. Gomersall questioned where the truck was going to pick up the empty spools. Mr. Magyar replied in the back on the side. Mr. Gomersall questioned if the area was paved. Mr. Magyar indicated "yes". He indicated the truck wouldn't back right into the area onto the grass. Mr. Gareau commented that since there isn't much industrial development, what are the provisions of the Code dealing with the product by-product, or manufacturing relative to temporary storage outside of a building. Mr. Gomersall indicated the Board does not pernut storage outside the buildings. Mr. Conway reviewed that the City has made many companies build structures, including a general contractor who provided enclosed areas for storage. He suggested he was at a disadvantage, when 6