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?? . I ? CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS MINUTES - DECEMBER 2, 1987 Chairman Remmel called the meeting to order at 7:40 p.m. Present: R. Bugala, B. Grace, J. Helon, and C. Remmel. Absent: R. Gomersall Also Present: Law Director M. Gareau, Building Commissioner D. Conway, and Clerk of Commissions B. Oring. In the minutes of November llth, Chairman Remmel stated that the sentence on Page 3, the 20th line, which reads, "Mr. Grace believes that since the philosophy of the city has been to eliminate pole signs, it is up to the Board to uphold this philosphy so that North Olmsted does not become a truck stop" be stricken from the minutes. He further req_uested th at this eorrection be issued to-this Board and to the Planning Gommission. Mr. Grace objected'since he hadmade the statement. C. Remmel moved that the amend'edi minutes of November 11, 1987 be approved-. Motion failed for lack of a second. Minutes are neither approved nor disapproved. CoTumbia Village Apartments, Pfiase III, (Realtek Industries), loeated to rear of lots on the north side of L'orain Road between Columbia and Root Roads. Request for variance (.1123.12). Request variance to construct 3 stozv apartment. Violation of Ord. 97-93, Section 1149.03c&d!. Also request _-= variance to have less than tfie 50 foot buffer adjaeent to residential pro- pe•rty (10 feet at closest point). Violation of Ord. 87-93',, Section 1149.05d. (Continued from meeting of November 11, 1987). Chairman Remmel called D. King, attorne_y for Realtek Industires, Law Director M. Gareau, and Mr. Rosenthal, President of the Hyde Park Condominium Associa-. tion, before the Board and administered the'oath. Chairman Remmel read a letter from John B. Parent for his mother, Mary Parent, to the Hyde Park Condominium Owners Association which reads as follows: "November 29, 1987/ Hyde Park Condominium Owners Association/ Subject: Columbia Village, Phase III/ Re: November 23, 1987 Meeting/ This letter is to advise.you and the members of the North Olmsted Zoning And Planning Commission, that I am adamantly op,posed to the zoning variance being requested bv Consolidated Management, Realtek Industries, (the Developer)./ Also, Mike Skenzich, who represented the owner of suite 4304-3 Hyde Park for sale to Mary Parent in July 1986, stated that the vacant land would one day be used to build additional town- homes. In fact, he cited that the footers €or them had already been poured. When I cited this incidence at the November 23 meeting, four or five additional owners present, indicated Mr. Skenzich had made the same misrepresentation to them./ Accordingly, fi request the city of North Olmsted deny the zoning changes and/or variances being requested./ Sincerely, /John B. Parent/for Mary Parent." Mr. Remmsl also presented a petition sigried by 42 members of the Hyde Park Condominium Association objecting to the request of Realtek Industries and requested that both be made part of the file. Chairman Remmel advised that the Board has nb ,jurisdiction over the individual condominium agreements and can neither enforce nor approve them, pointing out this would be a civil matter. Mr. Rosenthal reguested that Mr. Parent's comments be considered, even though they cannot be used as evidence. At this point