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5 <br />Petitioners would state that they have owned the property prior to the <br />change in the Ordinance requiring the perimeter landscaping, and the <br />only reason the perimeter landscaping is now being required, is due to <br />the adjustment of a lot line and not due to an expansion of the existing <br />use. Their property presently is surrounded by vacant land owned by the <br />City and a trucking operation. The Petitioners do not believe approval <br />of this Variance would have a detrimental affect on any surrounding <br />property. <br />The second Variance request is from the required Screening of <br />outdoor storage areas consisting of Type "C ": Full Screening along the <br />North, East, South and West property lines in conjunction with providing <br />a 6 , ft. high chain link fencing to providing only the 6 ft. high chain <br />link fencing which exists. As mentioned above the Petitioners have been <br />storing materials outside since they have purchased the property. The <br />requirement of moving over 1400 lineal feet of fencing, removing <br />pavement and then adding landscaping along the perimeter of the site <br />would be an extreme hardship in order to adjust a lot line and create a <br />public park site. The Petitioners do not believe that approval of this <br />Variance request would adversely affect any surrounding property. <br />The third Variance request is to be allowed to have outdoor storage <br />located between the 30 ft. Front -yard setback along Oliver Plow Court <br />and the front lot line along said Street (to a minimum of 1 ft.) . This <br />situation has existed for the past several years as shown on the <br />attached site plan. They would prefer not to be required to remove the <br />existing pavement, fencing and stored materials to shift all <br />improvements back over 30 feet. The Petitioners would state that since <br />the storage has been at this present location for several years, there <br />should be no negative impact to surrounding properties if the Variance <br />request were approved. <br />The fourth Variance request is to allow for outside storage in the <br />10 ft. Side -yard setback along the East and West property lines and in <br />the 10 ft. Rear -yard setback along the South property line (to a minimum <br />of 1 ft.). The Petitioners would state that this variance request is the <br />same as the previous request in that materials are stored within a foot <br />of the side and rear property lines. To be in compliance would require <br />the removal of several thousand square foot of pavement and as stated <br />above removal and re- installation of over 1400 lineal feet of fencing. <br />The Petitioners would hope, that with the Board Members knowing the <br />adjacent properties are either vacant or contain a truck depot, they <br />would agree, that it is not necessary to require a 10 ft. setback for <br />the shown outside storage of materials. <br />The fifth Variance request for Parcel "A" is from the required 10 <br />ft. Side -yard setback along the East property line to 0 ft. for the <br />existing building, air conditioners and structure connecting the shown <br />primary building and the existing smoke stack structure located on <br />Parcel "B ". As stated above, the Petitioners desire to separate the <br />Passive Park property form their property with the end result being that <br />the Oliver Plow smoke stack will be on the Park parcel. The Petitioners <br />do not believe the approval of this request to adjust the common lot <br />