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landscape lights and if the sign is approved the other sign at the entrance and the sign on the <br />building would be removed. <br />N. Sergi moved to grant Weber Automotive of 23779 Lorain Road their request for variance <br />(1123.12), which consists of a ground sign and that the following variance is granted: <br />1. A 3 foot 6 inch variance for a ground sign too close to right of way, (code requires 5', <br />applicant show 1'6"). Which is in violation of Ord. 90-125, seetion 1163.26B. W. Kremzar <br />seconded the motion. Roll call on the motion; J. Maloney, W. Kremzar, M. Diver "No" and <br />T. Kelly, N. Sergi "Yes". Variance Denied. <br />Mr. Weber asked what he is to do as he feels that he is being treated unfairly by the city and has <br />spent thousands of dollars in signs due to city codes constantly changing and he still does not have <br />an adequate sign for his business. Mr. O'Malley advised the applicant of different options he may <br />or may not chose to use. Building Commissioner Conway advised the applicant to hire a sign <br />company to work with them on other options. <br />Clerks note: The Weber Automotives case was approved for reconsideration at the February 3, <br />2005 Board of Zoning Appeals meeting. <br />2. Westbury Apts, 25151 Brookpark Road: (WI2D 4) <br />Request for variance (1123.12). The proposal consists of erecting a new sign or building <br />The following variance is requested: <br />1. A 5' 4" variance for a wall sign higher than code permits, (code permits 4', applicant shows <br />9'4"), section 1163.27C). <br />2. a 65 sq. ft. variance for a wall sign larger than code permits (code permits 100 sq. ft., <br />applicant shows 165 sq. ft.), section (1163.27C). <br />3. A 4 foot 2 inch variance for a wall sing higher than code permits (north elevation), (code <br />permits 4', applicant shows 8'2"), section (1163.27 C). <br />4. A 4 foot 2 inch variance for a wall sign higher than code permits (south elevation), (code <br />perinits 4', applicant shows 8' 2"), section (1163.27 C). <br />5. A 25.5 square foot variance for a wall sign larger than code permits (north elevation), (code <br />permits 100 sq. ft., applicant shows 125.5 sq. ft.), section (1163.27 C). <br />6. A 25.5 square foot variance for a wall sign larger than code permits (south elevation), (code <br />permits 100 sq. ft., applicant shows 125.5 sq. ft.), section (1163.27 C). <br />7. A variance for more than 2 signs on a building, (code permits 2, applicant shows 3), section <br />(1163.27 A). <br />Which is in violation of 90-125, Section (1163.27C) and (1163.27 A). Note: Board of Zoning <br />Appeals tabled this request November 4, 2004. <br />Chairman Maloney called all interested parties forward to review the request. Mr. Harris with <br />Brilliant signs, Mr. Phenney with VIP Building Exterior Contractors and Mr. Petryshin with <br />Consolidated Management each came forward to be sworn in and review the request. Mr. Harris <br />stated that they have requested a logo for their building and although it is larger than code their <br />building is such that it needs a larger sign. The lettering would give them visibility from I-480 as <br />well as from Lorain road. Mr. Petryshin with the management company reviewed that they are <br />upgrading the building and at one time they had a"W" on the wall but painted over it. Mr. <br />Phenney indicated that they resubmitted new sign plans which followed the Architectural Review <br />Board recommendations. There was confusion over the amount of variances required and listed on <br />the agenda versus the notice. The applicant submitted new drawings, which changed the amount <br />of variances within that week. The board questioned if there would be any conflicts with the <br />antenna which was approved. Mr. Bade, with Cleveland communications came forward to be <br />sworn in and address the antenna. Mr. Bade reviewed that the antenna will be moved to another <br />2