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BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO.y DENVER RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
Board of Adjustment
1/ April 5, 1979
Board:
Attending:
Also Attending:
Chairman Rumley, Members Houston, Sager, Thomas, Wagner
Chairman Rumley, Members Houston, Sager, Thomas, Wagner
Town Attorney Babcock, Town Administrator Hill, Town
Engineer/Planner Widmer, Building Inspector Jones
PETERSON - HOLIDAY MOTOR LODGE - SIGN VARIANCE:
Mr. Robert Peterson Jr. appeared on his own behalf requesting a variance
from Section 17.66.200 (2) of the Municipal Code as interpreted by the
Building Inspector. The request for a variance reads as follows:
"Request sign area calculations be based on the area of each individual
sign rather than on an outside envelope as used by the Building Inspector."
The Town Attorney, Town Building Inspector and Town Engineer/Planner
answered questions from the Board regarding the matter before them.
Member Sager moved the Board finds that the Town Building Inspector did,
in fact, interpret the Municipal Code correctly and that the variance
be denied. Member Wagner seconded the motion and upon roll call the
motion passed by the following votes: Those voting "Yes" Members
Houston, Sager, Thomas, Wagner, Rumley. Those voting "No" none.
OWNBY/HIX/HILKENE - BUILDING HEIGHT VARIANCE - ELKHORN EAST COMPLEX:
Mr. Roger Thorp, Architect, appeared before the Board representing
the owners of the building under construction at 363 East Elkhorn Avenue,
Mr. Thorp spoke to the variance request from Section 17.72.070 of the
Municipal Code limiting building height to not more than 30 feet. A
previous variance granted allows the structure to be a height of 42'.
Due to the location of the mechanical equipment on the roof, a height
variance of 46' 4" is requested. The Municipal Code permits the
mechanical equipment but not the proposed enclosure.
Member Wagner moved the variance be granted to allow the 46'4"_building
height so that the mechanical equipment on the roof may be enclosed.
Member Houston seconded the motion and upon roll call the motion unani
mously carried.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
Dale G. Hill, Acting Secretary