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bill 28-15 amend zoning at 742 e ireland rd
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Petitioners property, that property would require a rezoning from the present classification of LB Local <br />Business District to the CB Community Business District. This was needed as an "Off- Premise Sign" <br />cannot be located on a property zoned LB Local Business. Also, as part of the rezoning process, a few <br />variances would be needed to place the sign as shown in relation to Public right -of -ways, existing <br />residential zoning districts and uses and flexibility in landscaping. These variances are required, due to the <br />fact that when a property is rezoned it must also be brought up to that Districts' development standards as <br />they relate to any proposed improvements. <br />More specifically the following variances are being requested: <br />A). From the required landscaping of required perimeter yards and residential bufferyards to landscaping as <br />shown on the site plan. The Petitioners are asking not to be required to place perimeter landscaping <br />consisting of over -story trees placed at a maximum spacing of 40 ft. on- center along all property lines. <br />They would ask to be allowed to use the existing landscaping to meet the intent of the ordinance as they are <br />not doing any improvements to their property other than allowing for an Off - Premise sign to be placed as <br />shown. Approval of this variance should not have an adverse impact on surrounding properties. <br />B). From the required 30 ft. Front Yard setback for Off - Premise signs to a minimum of 5 ft. along Ireland <br />Road front yard setback and to a minimum of 14 ft. along the High Street front yard setback. The proposed <br />sign location sets it back further along Ireland Road than the present sign and takes into account the right - <br />of -way proposed to be taken for street improvements. The request for the setback off of High Street is due <br />to the fact the property is on a corner which requires an additional front yard setback. Being placed 14 ft. <br />off the right -of -way will allow the sign to meet all sight safety distances. Approval of this variance should <br />not have a negative impact on adjacent properties. <br />Q. From the required Separation from Certain Districts and uses. The Petitioners are requesting a variance <br />from the minimum separation of 200 feet the proposed Off - Premise sign to a minimum of 55 feet to the <br />closest residential district on the north side of Ireland Road. The centerline of Ireland Road separates the <br />commercial district from the residential district to the north which contains the Erskine Golf Course and <br />may also be considered a public park. The existing sign was located slightly closer than the 55 feet. <br />Approval of this variance should not adversely affect the surrounding properties. <br />D). From the maximum allowed Number of Displays for Off - Premise signs of two (2) displays or messages <br />per sign surface to a maximum of eleven (11) displays as shown. The Petitioners are requesting a variance <br />to be allowed to have a maximum of eleven display areas for proposed Off - Premise sign. The existing sign <br />has eleven display areas and the owners of the Erskine Plaza desire to keep that same number. The <br />proposed sign is lower in height than the existing sign by approximately 7 feet, 35.25 ft. vs. 28.25 ft. and <br />the sign area of the proposed sign is approximately 50 square feet smaller in size than the existing sign <br />235.4 sq.ft. vs. 185.50 sq.ft. The Erskine Plaza owners would ask to be allowed to have the proposed Off - <br />Premise sign as shown as exposure to traffic along Ireland Road is important for the integrated center. The <br />smaller tenants within the center rely on the signage to direct traffic to their businesses. When they signed <br />the leases for the center, they signed those leases based on location and sign exposure to two of the City's <br />major traffic arterials. The Erskine Plaza owners and the smaller tenants believe that removal of 50% of <br />their sign exposure could have an adverse impact on their ability to remain successful at the Erskine Plaza <br />location. They do not believe approving a variance to allow for a smaller sign, which provides sign <br />exposure to Ireland Road, would have a detrimental effect on surrounding properties. <br />A statement on how each of the following standards for the granting of Variances is met: <br />The Petitioners, the City and owners of Erskine Plaza would state that approval of the requested variances <br />will allow for the City to improve an existing intersection which leads to one of the City's original <br />integrated centers. It will increase safety for vehicles using the intersection by allowing for removal and <br />placement of an Off - Premise sign onto private property. The approval will also allow for an established <br />commercial center to maintain exposure along a major City arterial and continue to direct patrons to the <br />center's many tenants from Ireland Road. The Petitioners, the City and owners of Erskine Plaza would state <br />that the approval of the above requested Variances will not be injurious to the public health, safety, morals <br />and general welfare of the community. As envisioned, the proposed intersection improvements will provide <br />
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