City Zoners Have Busy Agenda
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
The Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals will meet at 7 p.m. today to consider several requests.
Representatives of Valentine Miner and Lemon Law Offices will request a variance from developmental standards to add a second-story addition to the existing building at 603 N. Parker St.
Charles Hayes will appear as a potential owner of property at the corner of Durbin and Adams streets, where he plans to build a wireless communication facility.
Hayes plans to erect a 190-foot tower at the location and also requests a variance from setback requirements.
A request by Shawnika Biddle, 1912 La Vista Drive, to operate a beauty salon in a Residential-1 zoned district will be heard.
Also considered will be the request by Mary McCook of New Moves Wellness Center at 805 E. Market St. for a 53-square-foot lighted monument sign, a variance from developmental standards of 48 square feet in a Residential-3 zone.
Russ Keller and Jeff Buriff are asking for outside storage space in an Industrial-1 zoned district. Keller and Buriff wish to store landscaping materials at 2411 Hendricks St. Outside storage is not permitted in I-1. [[In-content Ad]]
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The Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals will meet at 7 p.m. today to consider several requests.
Representatives of Valentine Miner and Lemon Law Offices will request a variance from developmental standards to add a second-story addition to the existing building at 603 N. Parker St.
Charles Hayes will appear as a potential owner of property at the corner of Durbin and Adams streets, where he plans to build a wireless communication facility.
Hayes plans to erect a 190-foot tower at the location and also requests a variance from setback requirements.
A request by Shawnika Biddle, 1912 La Vista Drive, to operate a beauty salon in a Residential-1 zoned district will be heard.
Also considered will be the request by Mary McCook of New Moves Wellness Center at 805 E. Market St. for a 53-square-foot lighted monument sign, a variance from developmental standards of 48 square feet in a Residential-3 zone.
Russ Keller and Jeff Buriff are asking for outside storage space in an Industrial-1 zoned district. Keller and Buriff wish to store landscaping materials at 2411 Hendricks St. Outside storage is not permitted in I-1. [[In-content Ad]]