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<br />Page 2 of 7 <br />Zoning Board of Adjustment <br />Staff Report 9-2-93 <br />SE93-006; JJ Meza <br /> <br />In order to construct the building as proposed, the applicant <br />must first obtain a special exception to the setback provision of <br />Zoning Ordinance Section 6-500. Under the terms of this <br />section, buildings constructed in General Commercial zones <br />must maintain a front setback of 20 feet. Additionally, a <br />setback of 10 feet must be maintained adjacent to side street <br />rights-of-way. <br /> <br />The applicant is requesting the exception to these requirements <br />under the provisions of Ordinance Section 11-605.2.b. <br />Paragraph #1 of this section allows "exception from the front <br />yard requirement where the actual front yard setback of any <br />abutting lot does not meet the front yard requirement." <br />Paragraph #5 allows for "yard exception[s] on corner lots." This <br />is the provision under which Mr. Meza is requesting the <br />exception for side setback. <br /> <br />The other component of this request is to waive the off street <br />parking requirements of Section 10-609. Under the terms of <br />this section, the building Mr. Meza proposes to erect would <br />require a minimum of 17 parking spaces (based on 2500 square <br />feet of retail area and 1500 square feet of shop area). He is <br />requesting that off street parking provisions be waived. This <br />exception is being requested under the provisions of Section 11- <br />605.2.c which allows the elimination of "off street parking ,.. <br />requirements when the Board finds the same are unnecessary <br />for the proposed use of the building...." <br /> <br />Zoning Ordinance Section 11-605.2 empowers the Board of <br />Adjustments to consider and grant the types of special <br />exceptions requested above. In addition to the specific <br />conditions already mentioned, the Zoning Ordinance requires <br />the Board to consider the following issues: <br /> <br />The special exception will not adversely affect the <br />value and use of adjoining property. <br /> <br />The special exception must not be contrary to the <br />best public interest. <br />