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RESOLUTION 63-181 OVERRULING THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND GRANTING A VARIANCE ON VARIANCE APPLICATION NO. 1826 FILED BY CLARA EDITH VOSE, SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS WHEREAS, a~ter hearing on no, ice, %he Planning Commission denied a variance on Variance Application No. 1826, filed by CLARA EDITH VOSE, and Appeal Application No. 95 was filed presenting the matter to the City Council; and WHEREAS, the City Council, after public hearing on notice, has determined that the Planning Commission should be overruled and that said variance should be granted subject to conditions as rec~nmended by the Planning Commission. NOW, THF~REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the City Council hereby grants a variance on Variance Application No. 1826 to permit the property located at the southeast corner of Bristol Street and Memory Lane, in an R-1 District, to be used for the construction of a service station. Said Variance is granted subject to the following conditions: That a 6-foot solid block wall be constructed along the entire east and south boundaries of the service station site, excepting that said wall be 3 feet in height within 10 feet of the street right of way. That a complete landscaping plan for the station site be submitted to and approved by the City Planning Department; said plan to include: a. 5-foot planters constructed on site at the locations indicated on the approved plot plan; b. The size, type and location of all plants, bushes and trees on the site; c. A 5-foot planting area along the interior of the block walls on the east and south; said areas to include trees, bushes or shrubs at least 6 feet high at time of planting and spaced not more than 10 feet apart that would grow to a height of at least 8 to 10 feet and achieve a landscaped backdrop for the station site as well as provide an aesthetically pleasing view for adjacent residences. That the applicant submit full renderings of the proposed station for Planning Commission approval and that the station, pumps and site be constructed according to the submitted design. 4. That all signs be non-flashing. That the existing traffic signal at the intersection of Bristol Street and Memory Lane be relocated and the cost of said relocation be borne by the Shell Oil Company. Said relocation to be determined by the Director of Public Works. That no outdoor storage, either permanent or temporary, such as tires, trailers, bales, etc., be permitted on site excepting for display racks for advertising purposes. 7. That all lights used in conjunction with the station be reflected away frem nearby residences. 8. That development as modified by the above conditions be otherwise according to the approved plot plan.