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Zoning Board of Adjustment <br /> Minutes of August 25,2016 <br /> Board Members Present: Rod Rothermel, Dennis Oian, Nettie Warren, Chester Pool, T.J. Walker <br /> and Doug Martin. <br /> Board Members Absent: Charles Schoppe <br /> City Staff Present: Assistant City Attorney Clark Askins, Planning Director Tim Tietjens, City <br /> Planner Eric Ensey, and Planning Technician Ryan Cramer <br /> 1. Call to Order. <br /> Chairman Rod Rothermel called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. <br /> 2. Roll call of members. <br /> Board members Oian, Warren, Pool, Walker, Martin and Chairman Rothermel were present for <br /> roll call. <br /> 3. Consider approval of meeting minutes: May 26, 2016. <br /> Motion by Chester Pool to approve the meeting minutes of the May 26, 2016 meeting. <br /> Second by Nettie Warren. Motion carried. <br /> Ayes: Rod Rothermel,T.J. Walker,Nettie Warren,Chester Pool, Doug Martin <br /> Nays: None <br /> 4. A public hearing to consider Variance Request 16-93000006, a request by Pastor Shane <br /> Klinkerman on behalf of the First Assembly of God Church for a tract of land located at 316 E. <br /> Fairmont Parkway legally described as Blocks 1112 and 1113 of the Town of La Porte <br /> Subdivision.The applicant is seeking approval of a variance to allow for a new building to be <br /> placed 10' from the front property line, contrary to the provisions of Section 106-343(a) of the <br /> Code of Ordinances that requires a minimum front setback of 20' in a General Commercial <br /> zone. <br /> Chairman Rothermel opened the public hearing at 6:02 p.m. <br /> a. Staff Presentation <br /> Planning Technician Ryan Cramer presented staff's report on a variance request by Shane <br /> Klinkerman to allow for the construction of a new worship building set 10' back from the <br /> property line. <br /> Planning Technician Cramer said there was not enough room to build a building of this size <br /> where the applicant wants to without getting a setback variance. He also noted the building <br /> in the surrounding area were less than 20 feet back from the front property line. <br />