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The Board of Adjustment met at 00 tCity
Council Room of the City Administration Buildingo
Members present: J. I. Smith, J. P. Robinson, George Bowen, J. A.'Pennington
and James Kerlin, (All Board members iere present althau&
a couple of members arrived later during the meeting.)
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present: Richard Giber, Jr.; Richard Greer, Sr.; Tom Eads;'.Charles C.
Cole; and George Melbourn of Farm Service Cooperative, Inc.
The meeting was called to order.by Chairman John"I. Smith.
The first application to be aboard was that of Mr. E. C. Taylor. Mr. Taylor
was present at the meeting of July 14; however he dould not be present at this
meeting because of an out, of toom appointment. Tom Eads, building contractor
for Mr. Taylor, was present to represent Mr. Taylor.,.
Ke C. Taylor's application had been present6d to the Board members at an
earlier meeting; therefore all members were familiar with the request. A
revised drawing of the property had been mailed to the Board members to keep
them up to date on any changes. Mr. Bade told the Board that Mr. Taylor would
like to build the offices.as first submitted; however a new plah had been prepared
The now proposal would comply with the zoning regulations. The Board discussed
the now proposal and compared the number of parking spacewavailable with the
request before them*
There being no further discussionl.the applicant was diamiesede
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Mr. Richard Greer, Sr., and Mr. Richard Greer, Jr., appeared before the Board
to request permission to use property north of an extension of Lawson Street
on a proposed extension of Storer Avenue.
Mr. R. Greer, Sr., told. the Boaid.that the project was hie son's; therefore
his son would explain the propsal.
Mr. Richard Greer, Jr., requested permission to erect four duplexes upon four
separate lots. The late are located in an R-2 Two Family Residential District.
Mr. Greer explained to the Board that the only violation of the zoning ordinance
is the rear yard setback.-. Mr. Greer said he proposed a three foot overhang. The
result of such a large overhang would be encroachment of the'25•foot rear yard
setback"required.by..ordinance. The roof overhang would be 16 feet from the
rear property, line. This. wouldt be true of 'all four.duplewes.
There were no further questions, so the applicants, Richard -Greer, Sr., and
Richard Greer, Jr., were dismissed.
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The next application was that of Farm Service Cooperative,'Inc. Mr. George E.
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Relbourn appeared in behalf of the Farm Service Cooperative, Inc.,
to request a variation to the zoning ordinance for the use of property
Su West Sixth Street located in an I-olB Light
The next:Application heard was that of Mr. Charles C. Cole in which a
request wax made for a variation to the Boning ordinance for the use of
Property located at -the HW corner of Boons Street and Price Avenue. •
Mr. Cole presented his request. Mr. Cole explained the lot had 500 feet
lees lot area than the 82000 square feet.rbquired by the zoning ordinance.
for construction of a duplex in the B-2 sons. Aisq the proposed duplex
would be 8 feet closer to the rear property line than the 25 feet required
by the zoning ordinance.
James A. Pennington arrived at the meeting.
The Board members felt that the request had been clearly explained. There
being no questions,. Charles C. Cole wag dimnissed.
James T. Kerlin arrived at the meeting.
Jams Peunington moved that the Board of-Adjustmut not waive the yard
size and -setback requirenI of Ordinance No. 1239 as requeated-in the -
Application of Charles C. Cole because there is no case of hardship, the
property can.be used'for building and to approve the request would be
against public interest. The motion was seconded by George Bowen and
On motion by 900rge Bowen, seconded by Jo Pea Robinson, the Boar d of Adjuut;,,
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After discussion, J. F. Robinson moved that the Board of Adjustment not
waive the front yard setback requirement and the number of offIIIIIstreet
parking spaces required by ordinance as requested in the application of
Ke C. Taylor. The notion was seconded by George Bowen and passed
unanimously. The Board was of the opinion that it would be against the
public's interest to approve 10 off-street parking spaces whereas 24
spaces wererequired.
There being no further discussion, Chairman Smith declared the first
portion of the meeting Was over.*
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*There Were two public hearings held on Wednesday, July 21, 1965.