Zoning Board of Appeals Minutes – 2025-07-24

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(o> nn © nn © © i SE ©> EE ©) ME ~ ©° RO RO BRO PR) PR) RO med ed me me ee Re ek ek an fF wo NON |= FDO OF DB N OO OO BP WH PO =| INDEX PAGE LINE Call meeting to order and Roll Call - by Mr. New Business: 1. Application for a Variance to the Minimum Front Yard Setback and the Minimum Front Right of Way Setback for a Porch Addition at 131 Groveland Street submitted by Kenneth Smith Explanation by Mr. Yates Discussion between the Board members Further discussion between the Board members, Mr. Yates and Kenneth Smith Further discussion between the Board members and Mr. Yates Motion to approve the variance by Mr. Campbell Second by Ms. Oertel (passed unanimously) Motion to adjourn - by Mr. Second by Mr. Findlan Meeting was adjourned MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

MR. YATES: All right, guys, so I'm going to hit "record" so we can record this. All right. This is the Zoning Board of Appeals meeting; date, July 24th, 2025, and does everybody have an agenda if you need one? MR. FINDLAN: (Indicating). MR. YATES: Roll Call has already been taken, so I'm going to go ahead and just begin this meeting, so this meeting will look at -- we got an application for a variance to the minimum front yard setback requirements and the minimum right of way setback requirements for a front porch replacement at the property of 131 Groveland Street, okay. Kenneth Smith, the property owner of 131 Groveland Ave, has applied for a variance to the minimum front yard setback requirements and to the minimum right of way setback requirements for a proposed front porch addition at the property listed, so the applicant proposed the construction of a 7 foot long by 4 foot wide one-story front porch addition. This proposed addition will also be serviced by a porch roof. The proposed porch will encroach the current front yard property line and the current front yard right of way setback by MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

4 foot, but there's a caveat here; this property's front yard line setback and front yard right of way setback do not correlate with code, so... In 2010 for the R-1 District Code change, they changed the setback to 60 foot from the middle of the street right of way, and you're supposed to have a 30 foot front yard. As his property exists today, he has a right of way setback of 39 feet, close to 40 -- closer to 40, and he has a front yard of 15 foot 6 without the porch. That's what requires us to do this -- to have -- have this (inaudible) held as a variance, meaning, that even though he's only butting out 4 foot, you know. The property to (inaudible) does not correlate with the current code, but is grandfathered in, so -- MR. CAMPBELL: Weren't we going to do something about changing this -- MR. YATES: Yes == MR. CAMPBELL: -- back -- MR. YATES: -- we are. MR. CAMPBELL: Okay. MR. YATES: Yeah, it's being changed -- MR. CAMPBELL: MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

kk WwW ND o Oo N OO OH 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 MR. YATES: -- so, and I'll further inform you guys about the changes here in a minute -- MR. CAMPBELL: Yeah, (nod indicating yes). MR. YATES: -- 'cause we got a date that we're going to have planned in zone meetings at the same time, so Kenneth Smith and Zita Smith is here if anybody has any questions, and we got Bruce Laczko, which, I mean, he's just here as -- attending for the meeting, so... did anybody have any questions about this? (NO AUDIBLE RESPONSE) . MR. YATES: Did anybody want to Staff report? Yeah, I did have it I don't know if you guys got to look at MS. OERTEL: I did have one question from the Staff report -- MR. YATES: Yeah. MS. OERTEL: -- and that's just to kind of orient myself -- MR. YATES: sure. MS. OERTEL: -- on this plan, I think, so -- MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

MR. YATES: Uh huh. MS. OERTEL: -- in the Public Works statement -- MR. YATES: Yes. MS. OERTEL: -- it says, you know, "We recommend that Mr. Smith confirm the location of the water service. If service for one or both is from the South Park Street side" -- MR. YATES: Uh huh. MS. OERTEL: -- "we, Similarly, recommend that he evaluate their condition prior to building a porch over them," -- MR. YATES: Yes. MS. OERTEL: -- but this porch is going to be facing Groveland? MR. YATES: Right. KENNETH SMITH: Yes. MS. OERTEL: Okay. MR. YATES: Yes. MS. OERTEL: Okay. So I guess I wasn't quite sure. I didn't understand that comment in light of here -- MR. YATES: Yeah -- MS. OERTEL: == SO => MR. YATES: -- so they -- the key MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

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MR. YATES: It does not hinder the porch. KENNETH SMITH: We did just put a section of fence up between us and our neigh -- MS. OERTEL: (Nod indicating yes). KENNETH SMITH: -- next-door neighbor -- MS. OERTEL: Uh huh. KENNETH SMITH: -- on Groveland -- MS. OERTEL: Okay. KENNETH SMITH: -- and when we did, we did call the, you know, Call Before You Dig -- MS. OERTEL: Uh huh. KENNETH SMITH: -- before we put that in so they could come out and -- MS. OERTEL: So you already (inaudible) ? KENNETH SMITH: -- won -- wondered where the water -- MS. OERTEL: Okay. KENNETH SMITH: -- and all of that comes in off of Park. MR. YATES: And can I stop you for a second, Ken? KENNETH SMITH: MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

MR. YATES: I got to swear you in if you're going to speak, so... Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? KENNETH SMITH: I do. MR. YATES: Thank you, sir -- KENNETH SMITH: (Chuckle). MR. YATES: -- so... and if you could just repeat that comment one more time, just what you said there -- KENNETH SMITH: When we -- MR. YATES: -- as a legal -- KENNETH SMITH: -- got the building permit to put a section of the fence up between us and our next-door neighbors' area on Groveland there, we weren't putting the whole -- we were only putting about 30 foot of fence up -- MS. OERTEL: (Nod indicating yes). KENNETH SMITH: -- but we called the call appointed day to get -- have and -- well, actually, I did it online, applied to them where (inaudible) check or whatever -- MS. OERTEL: Uh huh. KENNETH SMITH: -- and Water Department and the gas, all that, you know, MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

Go Oo OB NO aoa FF WO DNDN =| NM BP BP PR PO PRO =| = = ed ed elu elle ao FF WO NO + BD O HO N ODO OF HR WO DN | (inaudible), but everything comes in off of Park, so there is -- there is no service that is coming into the house -- MS. OERTEL: (Nod indicating yes). KENNETH SMITH: -- underground -- MS. OERTEL: Uh huh. KENNETH SMITH: -- off of Groveland (inaudible). BRUCE LACZKO: (Inaudible). MS. OERTEL: Okay. BRUCE LACZKO: Can't see around that corner at all. KENNETH SMITH: Huh? BRUCE LACZKO: You wouldn't be able to see around the corner at (inaudible), but. MR. YATES: All right. Is there anymore questions? BRUCE LACZKO: (Indicating). I'm kind of hard of hearing, so I may be repeating something. This place -- this house was built in 1862 -- MR. YATES: Uh huh. BRUCE LACZKO: -- by a Swiss immigrant, and, as far as I can tell, it's the last remaining immigrant cottage in that area, you MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

know, and -- MR. YATES: Uh huh. BRUCE LACZKO: ~« this is =-- that area is mostly Irish, and it's before the very southern migration. MR. YATES: Uh huh. BRUCE LACZKO: The house sits 16 feet from the easement line, and all the other houses were built after zoning was -- was enacted. They're about 30 feet from the easement line -- MR. YATES: Yes. BRUCE LACZKO: -- so I'm not sure I don't -- I haven't seen exactly what a person wants to build -- MR. YATES: Uh huh. BRUCE LACZKO: -- but it would be a -- the way of obstruction to the corner, you know, seeing what -- you know, for people going right on Groveland or left on -- MR. YATES: Right, so it will not be an obstruction -- KENNETH SMITH: No. MR. YATES: -- to the corner and -- I'll answer that, so -- KENNETH SMITH: Yeah. There -- MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

—_. oO eae N Oo aA FEF WO ND MR. YATES: Let me show you. KENNETH SMITH: -- it's part -- (inaudible) of an (inaudible). MR. YATES: Here's the road. BRUCE LACZKO: Well, I measured -- yeah. MR. YATES: See that right there? BRUCE LACZKO: Yeah. MR. YATES: That's where this 4 by 7 porch is going to be. BRUCE LACZKO: Right, well -- MR. YATES: That -- that is not going to hinder any sight from this corner. BRUCE LACZKO: Yeah. Yeah, I made my -- I made my own measurement -—— MR. YATES: Yeah. BRUCE LACZKO: -- so... but I think -- I don't know exactly what this thing would look like, this construction MR. YATES: Uh huh. BRUCE LACZKO: -- but they're -- right, now there are just some simple fabricated steps in front of the house, I mean, if -- KENNETH SMITH: Can I see? THEREUPON, Mr. Yates conferred with Kenneth MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

Smith. (BRIEF PAUSE). MR. YATES: Four foot from here. BRUCE LACZKO: Okay. KENNETH SMITH: Only one foot farther from what is -- MR. YATES: Right. KENNETH SMITH: -- already there. MR. YATES: Yes. BRUCE LACZKO: Okay. So where does this go, here or there? ZITA SMITH: No. KENNETH SMITH: Here. BRUCE LACZKO: There? KENNETH SMITH: This is part here. That's part of them there. MR. YATES: Here you go. KENNETH SMITH: That's going to go on that side of it. BRUCE LACZKO: Built out -- oh, yeah, (inaudible) there? The proposal, you know, would bring out 13 minus, you know -- 16 minus whatever's built, you know, if -- if you're to really put it farther out of line with the curb. MR. YATES: They were to put it, MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

KENNETH SMITH: Ah, I don't agree, but =-- BRUCE LACZKO: I think this is a subject of interest to the Historic Preservation Committee. I think it became one of the (inaudible). MR. YATES: It would be if it was labeled -- it would be if the house was on the National Registry. The house is not on the National Registry, so it does not require a Historic Preservation approval. (BRIEF PAUSE). MR. YATES: Any other questions? KENNETH SMITH: And the design that we are wanting to do would actually be brought in line with the era of the house. MR. YATES: Yes. KENNETH SMITH: We're going to be putting in an Italian age look. MR. YATES: The Smith's traced the house back to 1933. KENNETH SMITH: Jacob Hallauer. MR. YATES: The original plan, guess what, it had a full front porch. MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

BRUCE LACZKO: (Inaudible). KENNETH SMITH: (Inaudible). MR. YATES: (Inaudible). The original had a full front porch. There you go. BRUCE LACZKO: Okay. KENNETH SMITH: No, we did our research -- MR. YATES: Yes -- KENNETH SMITH: -- and (inaudible). No. Yeah, he is -- MR. YATES: == 60x «. KENNETH SMITH: -- he is correct, 1862. It was built by Jacob Hallauer. MR. YATES: The house actually had a porch bigger than the one that they're proposing on it -- KENNETH SMITH: Exactly. MR. YATES: in its original form. BRUCE LACZKO: interest to course here; this house -- MR. YATES: Uh huh. BRUCE LACZKO: but any exception being made might serve as a precedent -- MR. YATES: For what? MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

k WO N ao NY OO oO 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 BRUCE LACZKO: neighborhoods -- MR. YATES: Yes. UNIDENTIFIED: -- fall into question -- MR. YATES: Uh huh. BRUCE LACZKO: -- the validity of the City Zoning Ordinances. MR. YATES: You're right, and that's why October lst, we are having a zoning update. This Commission is going to meet with the Planning Commission, and we are going to update all these ordinance, including looking at those. BRUCE LACZKO: Or make this to the people incogitant, special exceptional zone, (chuckle). MR. YATES: No. We are probably going to change the ordinance, so... he is officially -- being that this house was built before this building code that governs that area was active, he is grandfathered in. If he was to put a one foot porch on the front of his house, he would still have to visit us being that his house doesn't conform with current code, but we are MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

looking to address that, so... we don't know why somebody came in in 2000 and had to change that code -- BRUCE LACZKO: Okay. MR. YATES: -- because he's not the only house that has that setback, no. If you look, there's houses all along that are listed R-1 around here that have the same setback problem. KENNETH SMITH: (Inaudible). UNIDENTIFIED: Yeah. MR. YATES: Yeah. KENNETH SMITH: Our whole neighborhood, nobody meets -- MR. YATES: Nobody. KENNETH SMITH: -- the code. MR. YATES: Yeah, yeah. The reason to have a variance, So... BRUCE LACZKO: All the other houses are at least, you know, 30, 60 years younger than this one here. (Inaudible). THEREUPON, Bruce Laczko and Kenneth and Zita Smith conferred. MR. YATES: Yeah. KENNETH SMITH: They're even close to the same age. MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

MR. YATES: Yeah. KENNETH SMITH: Across the street on the next corner, that house is almost about the same age as ours. BRUCE LACZKO: Yeah. KENNETH SMITH: A lot of the houses in the area are the late 1800's to early 1900's, and none of them meet what the code says you're supposed to be -- none. MR. YATES: Right. KENNETH SMITH: We're all within -- MR. YATES: Yeah. KENNETH SMITH: -- some are closer, some are a little further back, but, you know, there's no uniformity to any of it. MR. YATES: Right, yeah. BRUCE LACZKO: There's a few that are exceptional to being brick, you know, the guy who built it was a -- like a stone -- KENNETH SMITH: Stone -- BRUCE LACZKO: -- laborer -- KENNETH SMITH: -- stone cutter. BRUCE LACZKO: -- who did it himself (inaudible), special specimen. MR. YATES: All right. Are there MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

Co Oo oO N Oo Oo FF WO DYNO = PO PO RO RO md me ee ee ek eek Oo nN =-|F OD Oo BO NN FO Oo FP WO DPB =| 24 25 any other questions? Any other concerns? MR. CAMPBELL: Well, you had the -- the police looked at it... the fire looked at it -- KENNETH SMITH: Yeah. MR. CAMPBELL: -- the neighbors, the whole -- MR. YATES: Everybody. Nobody had a problem. MR. CAMPBELL: -- because what I felt, 'cause I like to drive by and look at it -- KENNETH SMITH: Uh huh. MR. CAMPBELL: -- to see how it's really going to be, rather than this, (indicating) -- KENNETH SMITH: Uh huh. MR. CAMPBELL: -- and I didn't -- I didn't see -- not to be argumentative, ‘cause I understand your point, I didn't see an obstruction of -- MR. YATES: No, there isn't. MR. CAMPBELL: -- visible things. MR. YATES: No, there's no obstruction. MR. CAMPBELL: I -- I thought it MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

ww nN oO OM was -- MR. YATES: Yes. MR. CAMPBELL: -- in keeping, it sounded right. MR. YATES: Yeah. He's literally coming out one more foot than that -- MR. CAMPBELL: Yeah. MR. YATES: -- little porch he has there -- MR. CAMPBELL: Yeah. MR. YATES: -- and there's no obstruction to (inaudible). MR. CAMPBELL: But I do take the point, too, about setting a precedent -- MR. YATES: Uh huh. MR. CAMPBELL: -- but we've had these things come up before, and I don't know if we've turned any down, but no one has ever brought up, well, you did it for her... let me -- can you do it for me... MR. YATES: Yes. MR. CAMPBELL: -- I mean, that isn't even a (inaudible) -- MR. YATES: Yeah, and it doesn't happen. MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

oi MR. CAMPBELL: And there are -- we are going to change that in -- MR. YATES: Yeah, I mean, they might address this area... I know they're looking at this, but we're going to have a total zoning update because this zoning ordinance, among a lot other ones, side yard setbacks, ah, there's a lot of things that do not really function comfortably with normal residential use, you know. We have a 12 to 15 foot side yard setback or set up for accessory structures, but you're allowed to put your driveway right on the property line. Who wants to put their driveway on the property line and then have to make a, you know, a -- a left turn 15 foot and then come back up on their driveway? That's more of a, you know, controversial approval, if you ask me, in my opinion, than something like this -- MR. CAMPBELL: Uh huh. MR. YATES: -- so... all right. Well, we will open the floor for motions. MR. CAMPBELL: Ah, how do we open the floor, ah, I say -- how do I say to pass it? MR. YATES: I would make a motion to approve this application here -- MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

(a> © © a ©. ° in EE ©> ©) © >) PO DMO NO DYMO ND HMO | | | BS ws Ss | Se ED er a fF wo NYO |= CO CO DO N OO oO BR WO NB | MR. CAMPBELL: Make a motion to approve the application. MS. OERTEL: Second. MR. FINDLAN: I'll second it. That's Jerry Findlan. MR. YATES: All right. We got Alan first, Catherine second. All in favor? MR. CAMPBELL: Aye. MS. OERTEL: Aye. MR. FINDLAN: Aye. MR. YATES: All right. Motion carries. All right, so, well, you are approved and... oh, Michael McFarlin did make it here for Council Communications, so we'll have to pick that up on our next meeting, and I don't have any minutes for approval, either, so... Anyone like to make a motion to adjourn? MR. CAMPBELL: Motion to adjourn. (BRIEF PAUSE). MR. YATES: Anyone want to second it, or we have to -- MR. FINDLAN: Second it. MR. YATES: -- stay? All right. MR. CAMPBELL: (Chuckle), we have to MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

stay... MS. OERTEL: Yeah, Jerry's -- UNIDENTIFIED: I wondered if we'd have to stay. (CHUCKLE) . MR. CAMPBELL: I get it, (chuckle). MR. YATES: All right. Well, thank you, and thank you for attending, Jerry, on the line, and that's it, and I will be notifying you guys. Now, October lst, we're going to have a Zoning Board of Appeals meeting, okay, and that's going to be the meeting where we're going to look over the entire Zoning Code. I mean, we're not going to do it in one meeting, but we are going to look at all of the significant changes, and we're going to go over stuff, and it would be also nice for people to take notes on this Commission of stuff like this that might be kind of conforming, non-conforming, or controversial to the neighborhood, so, yeah... MS. OERTEL: Do you know what time that meeting will be? MR. YATES: It'll probably be at 4:30. MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

[a nn © © EE © ° in GE ©> EE ©) EE ~ © * © MP PO PRP PNP DMO DBO Ss Ss = S| ms BD Dd hdvDDdmdUdUuvwmmDDddhUo a fF wo NO |= FD Oo DO NN ODO oO KR WO DPB =| MS. OERTEL: Okay. MR. YATES: Yeah, I would say it will be 4:30 and be in this room. Okay? All right, so -- UNIDENTIFIED: October list? MR. YATES: Yes. I'll send you guys out everything, you know, so... all right. Well, I will adjourn this meeting. Thank you, guys. KENNETH SMITH: Thank you. MR. YATES: All right. We are -- UNIDENTIFIED: I do like the excuse (inaudible) -- THEREUPON, the meeting was adjourned at 4:44 p.m. GREGGOR MATTSON, (Chair) {or other representative who was present at the meeting} MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

olUcOmlmlCUCODWUCUMNCOD OT DN BPO RO PO PO PO RO | = = me me oe ee le eet a F&F wo NY |= FD O DB NN OO ao BP WHO DN =| CERTIFICATE STATE OF OHIO ) ) COUNTY OF HURON ) I, Marlene S. Lewis, Registered Professional Reporter and Notary Public within and for the State aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified, do hereby certify that the foregoing, consisting of 25 pages, plus the Word Index, was taken by me in stenotype and was reduced to writing by me by means of Computer-Aided Transcription; that the foregoing is a true and complete transcript of the proceedings held in that room on the 24th day of July, 2025 before the Oberlin Board of Zoning Appeals. I also further certify that I was not present during any of the stenographic recording of the proceedings in the room. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of office at Wakeman, Ohio this 25th day of September , 2025. Mauer - louens, pric Marlene S. Lewes, RPR Marlene S. Lewis, RPR Notary Public 3922 Court Road Wakeman, OH 44889-9102 My Commission expires 4/07/2029 My Commission License No. ery a MARLENE S. LEWIS, RPR MARLENE S. LEWIS & ASSOCIATE REPORTERS (419) 929-0505

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