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0 RICHARD FEARING (1605)1 1 August 1985 a.- Page 2 is fifteen. However, if the site were still a service station, City regulations would allow a five foot setback in that case. Under these conditions, an additional five feet of right-of-way is required for County Road D. Mr. Fearing proposed to dedicate that ten feet as a part of this development improvement. One of the problems with the site as reconstructed will be the location for his sign. Because the site is so small it will be, of course, difficult to relocate the small sign thirty feet from the right-of-way as required. He is therefore requesting the existing sign three feet from the new property line which is ten feet back from the existing property line on County Road D. Because of the very tight nature of the site and the importance of retaining as much workable parking as possible, it would appear that a reasonable hardship condition exists here for a variance to the sign location. You will note too that a new fence is proposed along the west property contiguous to the duplex on the west side of the site. This fence will extended along the south property line. The request then is existing structure approximately four setback from fifteen Fairview. The sign feet. for a variance to the setback to the from the required ten feet to feet; and a variance to the parking feet to five feet on County Road D and variance is from thirty feet to three The alternate option is to simply leave the site as it is. It would appear, however, that the overall appearance and function of the site will be improved by the elimination of the one driveway nearest the intersection and completion of the development improvements proposed. The City has received a letter dated July 24 from John Schiller who resides at 3104 North Fairview Avenue. A copy of that letter is attached.