Ali Lotfi-Fard, owner, appeals to change use from light manufacturing to tire repair shop in an existing one-story masonry building on 60.36’ x 162.52’ corner parcel in a Semi-Industry District; and the proposed use is within 100 feet of a Multi-Family District contrary to Section 345.03(c)(2) of the Codified Ordinances. (Filed 10-2-08)
Cleveland Metropolitan School District, owner, appeals to construct a parking lot and to install an 8 foot high fence on an acreage parcel in a B1 Two-Family District; the proposed parking lot being subject to the provisions of Section 349.13(c) and required approval from the Board of Zoning Appeals; and contrary to Section 358.04(a) an 8 foot high fence exceeds the height limitation of 6 feet for fences in actual rear yards and actual interior side yards.
Civic Investments LLC, owner, propose to place a driveway to be used for parking along the east side of a single family dwelling on a 31.50’ x 66’ parcel in a B1 Two-Family District; and pursuant to Section 349.05(a) all such parking spaces shall be located behind the setback building line and not located within 10 feet of any walls of a residential building or structure if such wall contains a ground floor opening designed to provide light or ventilation.
Cleveland Public Library, owner, appeals to construct an addition to the Woodland Branch Library, proposed to be on consolidated parcels located in zoning for Semi-Industry and C1 Multi-Family Districts; subject to the limitations of Section 337.08(e)(1) a public library building and uses are permitted if located not less than 15 feet from a Residence District. (Filed 10-10-08)
6530 Carnegie Ltd. and Giancarlo Calicchia, owner, appeal to install an 8.4’ high ornamental fence and a 7 foot high fence on a 28’ x 66’ parcel in a General Retail Business District; and pursuant to Section 358.05(a)(1) of the Fence Regulations, in non-residential districts fences in actual front yards and side street yards shall not exceed 4 feet in height and shall be at least fifty percent (50%) open above 2 feet in height; and fences in actual rear yards and actual interior side yards shall not exceed 6 feet in height and may be open or solid. POSTPONED FROM OCTOBER 6, 2008
Prime Properties, LLC, owner, appeal to add a drive-through at an existing gas station located on a 117.33’ x 132’ corner parcel in a General Retail Business District; contrary to Sections 347.16(d)(4), pedestrian routes between the entrances to principal structures and any parking area or sidewalk that require the crossing of drive-through lanes to be either avoided or clearly identified by pavement markings or signage and none is proposed; no measurement is shown for drive-through and by-pass lanes that must be a minimum of 10 feet wide and the number for off-street stacking spaces is not indicated for customer vehicles in a drive-through lane, contrary to Sections 347.16(d)(3) and Sections 347.16(d)(1). No landscaping is proposed where a 10 foot wide landscaping strip with 75 percent year-round opacity is required at the rear of the property between the General Retail District and the abutting Two-Family District, and a 4 foot wide landscaping frontage strip with 50 percent year-round opacity is required along Clark Avenue contrary to Section 352.11. (Filed 8-19-08; no testimony taken.) First postponement requested by the current tenant for the property.
Ali Lotfi-Fard, owner, appeals to change use from light manufacturing to tire repair shop in an existing one-story masonry building on 60.36’ x 162.52’ corner parcel in a Semi-Industry District; and the proposed use is within 100 feet of a Multi-Family District contrary to Section 345.03(c)(2) of the Codified Ordinances. (Filed 10-2-08)
Cleveland Metropolitan School District, owner, appeals to construct a parking lot and to install an 8 foot high fence on an acreage parcel in a B1 Two-Family District; the proposed parking lot being subject to the provisions of Section 349.13(c) and required approval from the Board of Zoning Appeals; and contrary to Section 358.04(a) an 8 foot high fence exceeds the height limitation of 6 feet for fences in actual rear yards and actual interior side yards.
Civic Investments LLC, owner, propose to place a driveway to be used for parking along the east side of a single family dwelling on a 31.50’ x 66’ parcel in a B1 Two-Family District; and pursuant to Section 349.05(a) all such parking spaces shall be located behind the setback building line and not located within 10 feet of any walls of a residential building or structure if such wall contains a ground floor opening designed to provide light or ventilation.
Cleveland Public Library, owner, appeals to construct an addition to the Woodland Branch Library, proposed to be on consolidated parcels located in zoning for Semi-Industry and C1 Multi-Family Districts; subject to the limitations of Section 337.08(e)(1) a public library building and uses are permitted if located not less than 15 feet from a Residence District. (Filed 10-10-08)
6530 Carnegie Ltd. and Giancarlo Calicchia, owner, appeal to install an 8.4’ high ornamental fence and a 7 foot high fence on a 28’ x 66’ parcel in a General Retail Business District; and pursuant to Section 358.05(a)(1) of the Fence Regulations, in non-residential districts fences in actual front yards and side street yards shall not exceed 4 feet in height and shall be at least fifty percent (50%) open above 2 feet in height; and fences in actual rear yards and actual interior side yards shall not exceed 6 feet in height and may be open or solid. POSTPONED FROM OCTOBER 6, 2008
Prime Properties, LLC, owner, appeal to add a drive-through at an existing gas station located on a 117.33’ x 132’ corner parcel in a General Retail Business District; contrary to Sections 347.16(d)(4), pedestrian routes between the entrances to principal structures and any parking area or sidewalk that require the crossing of drive-through lanes to be either avoided or clearly identified by pavement markings or signage and none is proposed; no measurement is shown for drive-through and by-pass lanes that must be a minimum of 10 feet wide and the number for off-street stacking spaces is not indicated for customer vehicles in a drive-through lane, contrary to Sections 347.16(d)(3) and Sections 347.16(d)(1). No landscaping is proposed where a 10 foot wide landscaping strip with 75 percent year-round opacity is required at the rear of the property between the General Retail District and the abutting Two-Family District, and a 4 foot wide landscaping frontage strip with 50 percent year-round opacity is required along Clark Avenue contrary to Section 352.11. (Filed 8-19-08; no testimony taken.) First postponement requested by the current tenant for the property.
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