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CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED <br />BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS <br />MINUTES-MARCH 6, 1991 <br />Chairman Gomersall called the meeting to order at 7:35 p.m. <br />Present: E. Gallagher, B. Grace, J. rlaloney, T. Restifo, and B. Gomersall. <br />Also Present: Law Director Gareau, Chief Building Inspector Sanker and Clerk <br />of Commissions Oring. <br />Chairman Gomersall pointed out that due to an over sight at the last meeting <br />the minutes of December 5, 1990 were not approved. He asked if there were any <br />changes to either set of minutes. B. Grace moved to approve the minutes of <br />December 5, 1990 and February 13, 1991, seconded by B. Gomersall, and <br />unanimously approved. <br />1) Kronheims, 26068 to 26106 Lorain Road. <br />Request for variance 1123.12). Request 40.35 square foot variance for one <br />side of pole sign (includes area over that allowed for supports of sign). Also <br />request 132.3 square foot variance for total sign area. Violation of Ord. <br />87-93, Sections 1163.06(d) and 1163.06(f)(4). PLEASE NOTE: POLE SIGN IS TO <br />BE LOCATID EAST OF AMERITRUST DRIVE THROUGH FACILITY ADJACENT TO BROOKPARK <br />ROAD. <br />Chairman Gomersall called all interested parties before the Board. The oath <br />was administered to R. Knific, sign contractor, who explained that this is a <br />major tenant who is located in the southern most area of the shopping center <br />and needs identification at the major entrance on Brookpark Road. They did <br />have a mansard sign facing the front of the center, but it had to be removed <br />for to renovations. The proposed sign is to be located adjacent to the <br />Ameritrust drive-through and has been given approval by the shopping center. <br />Mr. Gomersall is opposed because the sign is too big and other tenants would <br />want signage on Brookpark Road. Mr. Grace did not believe that this sign <br />would be a problem, but believes that the owners of the center should have <br />considered the lack of exposure for these tenants in the rear when the center <br />was constructed. Consequently, these tenants must request variances for signs <br />that the City does not need. Law Director Gareau reminded the Board that when <br />the Great Northern requested variances for their signage plan, the Board had <br />approved with the condition that some tenants, including Kronheims, who had <br />extra signage could not be on the main signs. J. Maloney moved to grant the <br />request for the 40.35 square foot variance for one side of pole sign (includes <br />area over that allowed for .supports of sign). Also the 132.3 square foot <br />variance for total sign area, seconded by B. Grace. Roll call on motion: <br />Maloney, Gallagher, Restifo, and Gomersall, no. Mr. Grace, yes. Motion <br />failed to pass. Variances denied. <br />2) Linda Gardner, 4585 Carsten Lane. <br />Request 10 foot rear yard variance to add to existing enclosed patio. <br />Violation of Ord. 87-93, Section 1135.08(a). <br />Variance for existing patio enclosure granted June 6, 1988. <br />Chairman Gomersall called all interested parties before the Board. The oath <br />was administered to Ms. Gardner, Nir. Benton, contractor, and Mr. McKendry, a <br />neighbor. T1s. Gardner explained that she had received a variance for one <br />patio enclosure and she now wanted to eytend it. Mr. McKendr.}T objected <br />1