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The board members discussed and stated the shed would be used for storage of lawn equipment and other typical items, without causing noise issues. The proposed size was considered acceptable, as it was only slightly less than half an acre and significantly reduced from the original request reviewed in the previous meeting. Motion Passed: 4-0 123-2024; Megan Stokes; 26657 Leenders Ln. Proposal consists of a new patio. Property is zoned B -One Family Residence. The following variance is requested: 1. An 8% variance for excessive rear yard lot coverage; code permits up to 20% (798 sq. ft. based on rear yard area of 3,999 sq. ft.), applicant shows 28% (1,101 sq. ft.), Section 1135.05(B)(2). Due to applicant/homeowner's inability to attend the meeting, Mr. Kovach motioned to table 123-2024 until the next meeting; seconded by Ms. Patton. All in favor, none opposed. 135-2024; Geoffrey & William Moyse; Stearns Rd. PPN: 234-22-021 Representatives: Geoffrey & William Moyse A project was proposed for a new home on a vacant lot, requesting two variances: an 11 -foot - four -inch variance for minimum lot width (from 70 feet to 58 feet) and a 396 -square -foot variance for minimum lot area (from 10,850 square feet to 10,450 square feet). The applicant emphasized that the variances were minimal and necessary due to prior property takings for road widening. The request aimed to address housing needs and promote new construction, with assurances that the proposed home would comply with other zoning requirements. The application highlighted the unique circumstances affecting the lot's dimensions. Mr. Kovach motioned to approve 135-2024; Geoffrey & William Moyse; Steams Rd. PPN: 234- 22-021; seconded by Ms. Patton. Board members discussed that the applicant demonstrated a valid hardship necessitating the requested variances, providing thorough justification for the project. The proposal aimed to build a home on the vacant lot, which was viewed positively as beneficial for the street and the city. There was consensus among board members that the project would not adversely affect the neighborhood and would enhance the area. Motion Passed: 4-0 136-2024; Ethan Kollar; 5194 Dewey Rd. Representative: Ethan Kollar; 5194 Dewey Rd. The project proposed a storage building requiring a 50 -square -foot variance, increasing the size from the allowed 150 square feet to 200 square feet. The new shed would measure 10 feet by 20 feet and be less than 12 feet high, situated on a 12,500 -square -foot lot. The applicant aimed to