The board first addressed the resolution for a property on Rosner Drive LLC, where the applicant wished to construct a driveway without an accompanying garage. After reviewing the resolution, the board moved to deny the variance and directed the council to prepare a resolution consistent with the board’s decision. The motion was passed with unanimous consent from the members present.

Another matter involved the Ukrainian Evangelical Assemblies of God, also known as Living World Church, located on Stanley Terrace. The applicant requested permission for overnight truck parking, which is not a permitted use in the CI Zone. However, due to the need for five affirmative votes and only four members present, the representative for the applicant chose to adjourn the case. The new hearing date was set for August 28th, with the applicant stipulating any necessary extension for the decision period.

In a similar vein, the case for Toros Home LLC, which sought to construct an addition for more event space and restriping of the parking lot on Union Avenue, was also adjourned. The applicant’s representative cited the need to clarify details with board professionals and acknowledged the insufficient number of board members for an affirmative vote. This case was carried to the October 16th hearing without further notice. Additional information, including code enforcement details relevant to the application, was noted as part of the record for public consideration.