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Motion passed: 3-0 <br />413-2026; Frank Savarino; 4531 Columbia Rd. <br />The case was presented for a new detached garage and swimming pool requiring two variances: <br />one for increased garage size and one to allow the pool in the side yard. The applicant and <br />designer explained the project, noting the garage size was increased for practical use and cost <br />efficiency, and the pool placement allowed for better visibility and preservation of rear yard <br />space. It was noted that the property had recently been consolidated, providing sufficient space, <br />and neighboring residents supported the proposal. Staff indicated no objections, and discussion <br />included screening and landscaping plans to minimize visibility of the pool from the street. <br />Mr. Ammons made a motion to approve case 413-2026; Frank Savarino; 4531 Columbia Rd.; <br />seconded by Ms. Galateanu. <br />Motion passed: 3-0 <br />COMMERCIAL APPEALS AND REQUESTS <br />414-2026; Diamond Signs; 25070 Country Club Blvd <br />The case was presented for new restaurant signage, including wall and ground signs, requiring <br />three variances related to sign area, number of ground signs, and spacing between signs. <br />The applicant explained the proposed signage, emphasizing visibility from the roadway and the <br />need to clearly identify the restaurant's location, particularly due to limited visibility from the <br />street and potential confusion with existing signage. Board members discussed the necessity, <br />placement, and size of the signage, including concerns about potential redundancy and <br />effectiveness compared to existing signs. <br />Following discussion, the board supported the request, noting the importance of visibility for a <br />new business and the benefit of clear directional signage for customers, particularly those <br />unfamiliar with the area. <br />Mr. Ammons made a motion to approve case 414-2026; Diamond Signs; 25070 Country Club <br />Blvd,; seconded by Ms. Galateanu. <br />Motion passed: 3-0 <br />415-2026; Sheetz; 29000 Lorain Rd. <br />The case was presented for signage at a new gas station, including multiple variance requests <br />related to sign area, height, canopy signage, and additional building signage. The applicant <br />3 <br />
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