Supporting Documentation · Nov 21, 2024
Ltr Diane Chandler Zimmerman enc documents 91224
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Show all pagesresidential health care facility (home for the aged), which the Board of Adjustment determined on May 18, 1995 to be a permitted use in the OB-2 Zone; 2). The applicant currently displays a temporary free standing sign in its front yard which is 17/2" from the curb, 6/2" from the walkway, 3' above the ground, 3/10" wide and 3"2" tall; 3. The proposed permanent free standing sign is to be located in the same place as the current temporary sign but will be 1’ lower, 4" narrower and 4" taller; 4. The proposed permanent sign will not block the sight of drivers coming in or out of the applicant's driveway; sy The setback requirements of section 25=15,4C cannot be- met due to the pre-existing non-conforming location of the applicant’‘s building, however, the requested variance will not substantially impair the intent and purpose of the Master Plan and the zoning ordinance and its approval will not involve a substantial detriment to the public good; 6. The permanent sign is to be 2’ off the ground, 3’6" wide and 3'6" tall with a curved top, blue lettering of the Canterbury Village name, the inscription "33 Mt. Pleasant Avenue", and a logo of a bird. , NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the application for variance from the requirements of Section 25-15.4c for 20‘ setback and minimum height of 8’ is granted; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the amendment to the approved site plan (sign installation plan) dated July 19, 1999, as revised and issued July 24, 1999 for a permanent free standing sign on property
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