22B-008 (42) -2-3 --S A(-Ted7-
A t
Fi m-- eti ,io 1je !J c, Jt.Tie 6 , 4 Of
Ar)ppals of the Cit,,., of )r t h;i-n nt:)ri doted unariiT!1ou6Jy to grant ,
,with conditi-ns , Lhe sr,e -ial per-nit rA,juest of Thomas and Peggy
Pea-se, 9t Jprin�-,, Street , to operate --i car. i-(-pair :and refinishina
business at their hoi-,e— Present and v(-,tinr-j were Chairman Robert
C. Bu.:,cher , Willia-ii Dr-jiit and 1-,(-ter Z.,Iialac.
The findings were a3 follows :
• Mr. Buscher, ref �rrinq to tlie requirements for a special
permit accordina to the %oning Ordinance, found that the
use is listed in the Table of Use 1teaulations ; that it
1Kears a positive relationship to the public convenience
n that good, inexpensive car repairs would be beneficial
o the community, and the shop is located in an area
JW 15 W4 here neighbors inpeared to have no objections: that the
se would not add anprecial-)ly to the existing traffic,
or would it impair pedestrian safety: and that this type
Kk 01060 f use is unlike Ly to have an adverse impace on municipal
systems . On the effect of such a use on this particular
district , he found that , while the character of the
neighborhood was residential , it is zoned for general
industrial use, and a car repair shoe is allowed by spe-
cial permit.
e N11r. Brandt found that the use is listed in the Table of
Use Regulations; that it bears a positive relationship to
the public good )ecause there are no other repair shops
in the surroundi-iq area*, that the proposed use would
neither increase traffic congestion, impair pedestrian
safety, nor place a burden on public water or sewer sys-
terns ; and that, with certain restrictions to protect the
residents of the area, the proposed use would not be
detrimental to the neighborhood.
o Mr. Sharac c,-)ncurred with the findings of the Chairman
and Mr. Brandt.
The followirio conditions were imposed:
1. sixty evergreen tree-6 , eight feet on center , shall be
planted along the front boundary.
2. A stockade fence shall be erected around the work area
and shall be properly maintained until such time as the
evergreen trees have grown to a height and circumference
sufficient to shield the operation from the view of
passers-by.
3. If a sign is erected, it shall be limited to one that
identifies the property as being the location of an auto
repair shop, but shall be tastefully designed and un-
lighted.
Pease Decision
6/6/84
4. Hours of operation shall be restricted to no earlier
than 7 :30 AM and no later than 8:00 PM, Monday through
Saturday, with no working hours on Sundays or holidays.
5 . Use of tools producing harsh or loud noises shall be
limited to normal working hours.
6. Construction of the shof building shall be in compliance
with the Building and Fire Codes.
t
Robert C. Buscher
Chairman
William Brandt
`6,.4 L( • J,!,jf oaef
Peter Sharac
O
juN 1 519 {'
i�Mk 0100