Board of Zoning Appeals

Council Chambers

Agenda — 12 items

1. I. Call To Order
2. II. Pledge of Allegiance
3. III. Roll Call
4. IV. Business Items
5. 4 Also Present: Tom DiTirro, Planner Renee Wilcox, Secretary
6. 5 BZA2025-0026 R. Jeffrey Day, 4308 Evergreen Ct., Green, OH 44720 The Appellant, R. Jeffrey Day, 4305 Evergreen Ct., is requesting (1) a 3’ height variance to permit 40’ of 6’ fencing in the frontage (Birch Ct) of their property, where 3’ is the maximum height permitted; and (2) a 1’ height variance to permit 19’ of 4’ fencing in the frontage (Evergreen Ct) of their property, where 3’ is the maximum height permitted. This does not comply with GCO, Chapter 157, Planning & Development Code, specifically, 157.087(5)(C) Use specific standards; Fences. TMP-5163 approve as submitted Pass
7. 6 BZA2024-0027 CAM, Inc., Parcel 28-00893, Green, OH 44685 The Appellant, CAM, Inc., 1525 Corporate Woods Pkwy, is requesting the following: (1) a 42.5’ front setback variance to permit a structure to be located 7.5’ from the road right of way where a 50’ setback is required and (2) a 21.8’ rear setback variance to permit a structure to be located 3.2’ from the rear property line where a 25’ setback is required. This does not comply with GCO, Chapter 157, Planning & Development Code, specifically Table 157.104-1, Site Development Standards for Business Districts. They are requesting (3) a variance to permit an ID sign to be located 2.5’ from the road right of way where 10’ is required, which does not comply with GCO, Chapter 157, Planning & Development Code, specifically 157.135(8)(B)(5) Signs permitted in Nonresidential Zoning Districts, Freestanding Identification Signs. They are requesting (4) a two car drive-thru variance to permit a drive-thru to allow for four (4) stacked cars where six (6) cars is required. This is not compliant with GCO, Chapter 157, specifically Table 157.134-2: Stacking Space Requirements. They are requesting (5) a front yard vehicle use setback variance to allow less than 10’ of landscaped buffer to the road right of way. This does not comply with GCO, Chapter 157, specifically 157.134(7)(B)(6), Design of Vehicular Use Areas; Location and Setback Requirements. TMP-5164 approve as submitted Pass
8. 7 BZA2024-0028 Chick-Fil-A, 790 Arlington Rdg. Rd., Green, OH 44312 The Appellant, Chick-Fil-A, 5200 Buffington Rd., in Atlanta, GA.., is requesting (1) a 40’ front setback variance to permit a drive-thru canopy to be located 10’ from the road right of way where a 50’ setback is required and (2) a 42’ front setback variance to permit a dumpster enclosure to be located 8’ from the road right of way where a 50’ setback is required. This does not comply with GCO, Chapter 157, Planning & Development Code, specifically Table 157.104-1, Site Development Standards for Business Districts. They are also requesting (3) a variance to permit two (2) accessory structures, a drive-thru canopy and dumpster enclosure, to be located in the front yard, which is not compliant with GCO, Chapter 157, Planning and Development Code, specifically Table 157.087-1. TMP-5165 approve as submitted Pass
9. V. Unfinished Business
10. VI. Approval of Minutes from October 16, 2025 approve as submitted Pass
11. VII. Adjournment
12. 12 **Once approved by the Board of Zoning Appeals, this official written summary of the meeting minutes shall become a permanent record, and the official minutes shall consist of a permanent video recording, in accordance with Green City Council Ordinance 2014 12, adopted on November 25, 2014. Approved by: ______________________________________________________________ Robert Incorvati, Chair Date ______________________________________________________________ Renee Wilcox, Secretary Date

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