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No parties present in opposition to case 28
No hands raised in opposition to case 66
No hands raised in opposition to case 68
No hands raised in opposition to case 76
No parties present in opposition to case 78
No parties in opposition to case 79
Person present asked whether he had opposition; confirmed no opposition, case recommended for consent agenda
- going on consent on the condition that they comply with the condition
- hardship finding - I-65 zoned residential; signage distance met to nearest usable residential parcel
- If applicant finds the project comes into compliance with the code, they won't need to return; if it can't be done, provide more information on why the garage can't be defined as a basement or the top story adjusted
Joy Hargis: Do you have opposition, sir?
Board Member (SPEAKER_03): Are the adjoining residential-zoned properties (interstate, water tower) likely to be developed residentially?
Board Member (SPEAKER_03): Who owns the south-view parcel adjoining the interstate?
Board Member (SPEAKER_04): Can you explain the light-emittance diagram number? Can't picture how bright or dark it is from the picture.
Board Member (SPEAKER_01): Are the foot-candle measurements on the map at ground level, or measured out from the sign?
+26 more exchanges
- Zoning Administrator opens the Metro Board of Zoning Appeals meeting and explains hearing procedure — Joy Hargis
- Applicant gets five minutes to present if no opposition; case with opposition expands to ten minutes per side — Joy Hargis
- For cases with opposition, each side gets ten minutes; applicant may reserve time for rebuttal, opposition speaks as a group not per person — Joy Hargis
- After hearing, board closes public hearing, discusses and votes; decisions rendered publicly the same day — Joy Hargis
+13 more procedural steps