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CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED BOARD OF BUILDING CODE APPEALS MINUTES - MAY 26, 1983 I. ROLL CALL: Chairman Schulz called the meeting to order at 7:35 p.m. Present: B. Schulz, J. Kasak, and R. Puzzitiello Absent: J. Patton and R. Tallon II. REVIEW AND CORRECTION OF MINUTES: The minutes of January 27, 1983 were approved as read. III. NEW BUSINESS: Victor Sezonov, 5211 Dover Center Rd., requests permission to move house from 5270 Dover Center Rd. to vacant 1ot ,(permanent parcel #235-2-4) located between 5211 and 5195 bover Center Rd. Chairman Schulz administered the oath to Mr. C. Sezonov, who repre- sented his father. He explained that this house is one of the city- owned homes which are to be auctioned in June; and in order to facil- itate the move, he is requesting permission prior to bidding. The house will be set on the lot side ways so that it will meet side yard requirements; no-variances will be required; the house, as is, meets the square foot requirements, however an addition is planned; the existing attached garage will be eliminated, and a detached garage will be built. Plans were explained to neighbors. Mr. Prest was sworn in and questioned why the house could be moved to a 50' lot in a"B" residential neighborhooa which requires a 70' wide lot. It was explained that this lot had previously been subdivided (prior to the Sezonov ownership) into two 50` lots and,is now con- sidered a separate lot and the owner has a right to develope his property. Mr. E. Kersten was sworn in. His concern was that the ex- isting grade would be changed. A grading plan must be approved by the Engineering Department. Mr. Sezonov stated that he would fill in some low spots on the lot with the existing dwelling but the grade would not be changed on either lot, the driveway will be sloped toward the street, drainage is planned for the garage. Mr. Kersten questioned why he could not move a house onto his 100' lot since the existing house oc- cupies only one half of the property and 50' would be avialable. Building Commissioner Gundy explained that since his lot is not sub- divided, he would need a variance before he could subdivide into two 50' lots in a"B" district; and that State Law now made it impossible for the County to accept a subdivision without city approval, but prior to these laws property was frequently subdivided without city approval. Mr. Sezonov had three. various plans for alteration to the side elevation which will face the street- He would like to choos-e tfie plan after the house is in place. The Board considered granting