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<br />Page 2 of 4 <br />Zoning Board of Adjustment <br />Minutes of July 22, 1993 <br /> <br />B. OPPONENTS <br /> <br />There were none. <br /> <br />A motion was made by Sidney Grant to grant approval of #V93-001. The <br />motion was seconded by James Zoller. All were in favor and the motion <br />passed. <br /> <br />IV. CONSIDER SPECIAL EXCEPTION REQUEST #SE93-005. SPECIAL <br />EXCEPTION IS REQUESTED TO ALLOW EXPANSION OF A BUILDING <br />AND ACCESSORY FACILITIES OCCUPIED BY A NONCONFORMING <br />USE. THE PROPERTY IN QUESTION IS LOCATED AT 3900 <br />UNDERWOOD ROAD WHICH IS FURTHER DESCRIBED AS TRACTS <br />698B; 699B; AND 815 OUT OF THE LA PORTE OUTLOTS. PROPERTY <br />ZONING IS R-1, LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL. <br /> <br />Mark Lewis briefed the Board regarding this request. He stated that 15 <br />notices of the exception request were mailed to surrounding property owners. <br />One (1) reply was received in favor of the request, no notices were returned <br />in opposition. One (1) reply in opposition was delivered at the meeting. <br /> <br />Michael A Fisco, on behalf of Mary D. Fisco (property owner), has requested <br />a special exception regarding the property located at 3900 Underwood Road. <br />The exception would allow the expansion of a building occupied by a <br />nonconforming use, installation of a storm drainage system and improvement <br />of parking facilities. The tract of land is occupied by AAA Flexible Pipe <br />Cleaning Company. The business has been classified as a nonconforming use <br />since the 1983 Collegeview MUD annexation. <br /> <br />The applicants are wanting to enlarge their existing office building by <br />approximately 1046 square feet. Among the improvements to the property <br />that were mentioned, only the building expansion requires a special exception. <br />A building permit cannot be issued until a special exception has been <br />requested and granted. <br /> <br />The existing parking shown on the site plan is adequate to meet the needs of <br />both the existing facility and proposed additions. Currently the parking area <br />is oyster shell and gravel. This type of surface does not comply with Zoning <br />