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developed; however, they have not been adopted <br /> �n cornerstone areas have been �ortion <br /> b the City ouncil. <br /> of the guidelines encourage placing the building closer <br /> � <br /> ► <br /> re en ace, bufferst or parking along side or behind <br /> to the street and allowing more � � . . <br /> guidelines are being considered by adjoining property owners. <br /> the building. such �u� � <br /> 2.13 Mr. <br /> ' a variance from section 1009 of the pity bode to <br /> Johnson is also requesting <br /> f Ion sign reduce the front yard setback o a � n to 5 feet for the purpose of upgrading <br /> � <br /> • the existing pylon sign is located five feet from the <br /> an existing sign. The pole for � �]� <br /> sin itself extends up to the property line along <br /> property line, however, the sign in to use the existing single pale as the <br /> Lexington Avenue. Mr. Johnson �s proposing <br /> western pole of the new o p ole sign. The proposed near sign will be feet wide <br /> in height. The overall heIht of the sin will be <br /> and approximately � feet � <br /> • The proposed sign will set within a parking stall. <br /> approximately 1 feet. p p <br /> (A) of the requires.1� ect�on �o��.0�1 i bode a front yard setback of 30 feet, a rear <br /> yard setback of 0 feet, and a yard and setback of 10 feet for a parcel in a B- <br /> zoning district. <br /> ' s five arkir� s aces per 1 o0o sq u re feet of floor area. <br /> ect�on 100�.�'�(D) rewire p � p <br /> d primarily to storage and aisles are not included in <br /> Portions of the building devote p � <br /> these calculations. The parking spaces available on the site adequately accommodate the building with the proposed expansion. <br /> requirements for signs Chapter 1009 outlines the red u within the community. Pylon signs� <br /> and must meet the setback requirements for the district <br /> are classified as structu res y <br /> •n which they are located. The area of a free-standing sign is limited to 'loo square <br /> � <br /> fee t and the overall height is limited to 20 feet. <br /> he criteria and procedure for considering a variance. <br /> Section '101 .� outlines t p <br /> 3.0 STAFF COM T <br /> building variances, staff made the following findings: <br /> .�l In reviewing the request for b � <br /> The proposed setback gar <br /> lances for the building addition are in harmony with <br /> the general purpose and <br /> intent of the City's existing Compre hensive Plan <br /> The existing principa and Title �� of the t bode (Zoning). l structure is property setback <br /> feet f from the rear <br /> line and 4.5 feet from the side property <br /> line. The proposed addition' n gill not encroach further into these established <br /> • Commission and staff received a letter opposed <br /> hu�ld�rr� lines. The Planning and Genevieve McCarthy, dated 8/5/98, <br /> to setback variances from <br /> claiming that approval <br /> of the variance would damage their townhome <br /> property by $16,000 to 17,000 (10% of market value) <br /> 2. ' variances, if ranted, will not adversely affect the <br /> The proposed building � <br /> FF# 029- RCA{08!24/98} -Page 4 of 7 <br />