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The Warsaw Board of Zoning appeals will look at several requests during its regular meeting Monday.
The board will review the following items:
• Rick Weed, 504 E. Baker St., requests a use variance for a waste removal facility in an R-1 district. Weed, who operates Weed Septic Tank Service Inc., received Indiana Department of Environmental Management permits to install two 1,000-gallon wastewater tanks in October 1999. One was to be above ground, the other below. Instead, two 3,000-gallon tanks were installed below ground.
The waste, from septic tanks, drains, manholes, etc., is discharged into the city's wastewater treatment pipes after pretreatment. He is charged for his use.
• Mark Snyder, 2500 Glad St., is asking to open a day care center in a R-1 district. Day care centers are permitted in R-2 and R-3 districts, not R-1. Snyder operates other day care centers.
• A request by Connie Rufenbarger, 1131 Country Club Drive, for a variance from development standards for a 12-foot, 9-inch setback for a new residence along a lake shore.
• A use variance request by Matthew Johnson, 427 E. Fort Wayne St., for a professional office in an R-2 district.
Johnson operates a chiropractic clinic at this address and wants to convert an upstairs apartment into office space.
• A request by Mark Marley representing Network Computer Solutions, 940 N. Detroit St., for a special exception in an I-3 district for a wireless communications facilty.
• Aaron Delinger, DDS, 841 S. Union St., requests a use variance to establish a dentist's office in an R-1 district.
• The Mennonite Church of Warsaw, 1250 Husky Trail, is asking for an additional 32-square-foot freestanding sign, a variance from developmental standards.
The BZA will meet in the city hall's council chambers at 7 p.m. Monday.
