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1) A variance for two additional wall signs (#1 and #2) (code permits l, applicant shows 3), section <br />(1163.27 A). <br />2) A 75 sq. ft. variance of excessive signage allowable for this building (code permits 55 sq. ft., applicant <br />shows 130 sq. ft.), section (1163.24 B). Which is in violation of Ord. 90-125 section, 1163.27 A and 1163.24 B. <br />Conciition: There are to be no window signs added to this project. The motion was seconded by W. <br />Kremzar and unanimously approved. Varianees Granted 9/6/01. <br />3. Paul & Elaine Muskin26949 Sudburv Dr. <br />Request for variance (1123.12). The proposal consists of building a shed. <br />The following variances are requested: <br />1) A 4 foot variance for side lot Iine setback, (code requires Sft, applicant shows lft), section 1135.02 <br />(4). <br />2) A 9 foot variance for rear yard setback, ( code requires lOft, applicant shows lft.), section 1135.02 <br />(4). <br />3) A 20 square foot variance for exceeding allowable 2% of back yard, (code permits 100sqft, applicant <br />shows 120sqft), section 1135.02 (1). <br />Which is in violation of Ord. 90-125 sections; 1135.02 (4) and 1135.02 (1). <br />Mr. Maloney called all interested parties forward to review the request. The owners still were not <br />present, but concerned neighbors, Dan and Patricia Mazzella of 26927 Sudbury Dr. were present. Mr. <br />Mazzella questioned if the board would grant Mr. Muskin's variances. Mr. 1Vfaloney indicated that there <br />is an easement problem and that he would have to work it out with the engineering department and the <br />one foot in the back is too close in the board members opinions. Mr. IVlazzella suggested that he heard <br />Mr. Maloney say before that the maintenance of the thing is the biggest problem. The problem he has is <br />there is a giant swing set in the back, now there is going to be a shed right next to that. Mr. Gareau <br />suggested that the board has the option of hearing it and making a decision. There are neighbors here <br />who are ready to testify with respect to it. They have received proper notice and the board could decide <br />on this. Mr. Maloney indicated that this is too close to the property line and he could not approve it this <br />way. Mr. Kremzar and Mr. Kelly agreed. Mr. Mazzella indicated that he had talked with Mr. Muskin <br />about this and he had told him that it was going on the other side of the yard. He would have had no <br />problem with it not being next to his yard. IV1r. Gareau indicated that in that the applicant was not here it <br />is his burden to establish that he is entitled to a variance, he has failed to meet that burden by failing to <br />present any evidence at all. Mr. Kremzar questioned what the easement was. Mr. Maloney indicated 5 <br />foot drainage easement. <br />J. Maloney motioned to grant Paul and Elaine Muskin of 26949 Sudbury Dr. their request for variance <br />1123.12. Which consists of a shed and that the following variances be granted: <br />1) A 4 foot variance for side lot line setback, (code requires Sft, applicant shows lft), section 1135.02 <br />(4). - <br />2) A 9 foot variance for rear yard setback, ( code requires lOft, applicant shows lft.), section 1135.02 <br />(4). <br />3) A 20 square foot variance for exceeding allowable 2% of back yard, (code permits 100sqft, applicant <br />shows 120sqft), section 1135.02 (1). <br />Which is in violation of Ord. 90-125 sections; 1135.02 (4) and 1135.02 (1). The motion was seconded <br />by W. Kremzar. Roll call on the motion: Maloney, no; Kremzar, no; Kelly, no. Motion failed to pass. <br />Variarnce Denied 9/6/01. <br />7