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CITY OF RIV~ ~IDE Minutes of Regular Meeting of the City Council Date of Meeting: May 28, 1996 Time of Meeting: 2 P.M. Place of Meeting: Council Chamber, City Hall Roll Call: Mayor Loveridge called the Meeting to order at 3 p.m. PARKING, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AU- THORITIES The City Council recessed for the purpose of sitting as the Parking Authority, the Industrial Development Authority and the Economic Development Authority. There being no business to be conducted, the meetings were adjourned; and the body reconvened as the City Council. Councilmeters Clifford and Thompson entered at this time. PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL AT 3 P.M. ZONING CASE ~rR-076-956 - APPEAL - HOME DEPOT MADISON ~ INDIAlqA - RESOLUTION 3 P.M.--Hearing was called to consider the appeal of Doug- las R. Shackelton, Senior Vice President, J.F. Davidson Asso- ciates, Inc., on behalf of Home Depot USA, Inc., from the decision of the Board of Administrative Appeals and Zoning Ad- justment in failing to approve their request for the following variances to install six signs including two free-standing and four building signs, generally located at the easterly corner of Madison Street and Indiana Avenue in tentatively approved Zones C-2-S-2 and S-3: (A) to allow two free-standing signs, one of which is 25 feet high and 100 square feet in size where only one six-foot-high, 25-square-foot sign is allowed; (B) to allow three building signs totalling 416 square feet in size where one maximum 150-square-foot building identification sign is allowed (westerly frontage); and (C) to allow one 200- square-foot building identification sign where one maximum 150-square-foot building identification sign is allowed (nor- therly frontage). Mr. Shackelton spoke in support of the appeal and answered questions from the City Council. Two per- sons spoke in opposition to the appeal and the requested vari- ances. Written communications were presented and considered. Following discussion, the hearing was officially closed. The City Council granted the appeal in part by approving the following sign variances, subject to the conditions recommended by the Planning Department: One 25-foot-high, 100-square-foot freestanding sign adjacent to Indiana Ave- nue approximately 420 feet easterly of the Madison Street/ Indiana Avenue intersection (Variance A); one 200-square- foot building identification sign on the westerly building elevation facing Madison Street (part of Variance B); and one 200-square-foot building identification sign on the northerly building elevation facing Indiana Avenue (Vari- ance C). A six-foot-high, 25-square-foot monument identi- fication sign, proposed adjacent to Madison Street souther- ly of the Madison Street/Indiana Avenue intersection, is WARDS Pre sent Motion Second All Ayes COUNCILMEMBERS B M D K C T P E 0 E A L H E A 0 F N ! 0 A T R E E F M R Y E N F P S 8 0 S 0 A R 0 N U O N G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 AAAAAAA IIII I XXXX X X X X 81-397