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MY 17198 <br />BOOK <br />F'�c X84 <br />Mrs. Dolcey felt that would set a precedent, but <br />Commissioner Eggert pointed out that Mr. Kirrie is the only one <br />that could be considered for an expansion, because no one else <br />had filed under the old ordinance. <br />Mrs. Dolcey emphasized that ROSE -4 is a part of Roseland, <br />and pointed out that everyone has been working very hard to keep <br />it as residential. <br />Commissioner Bird emphasized that the Board does see the <br />ROSE -4 area as predominantly residential and want to see it <br />continue residential, but there are couple of situations that we <br />have to deal with that have been there for many, many years, and <br />Mr. Kirrie's case is one of them. We are trying to deal with his <br />case and allow him to continue his business and support his <br />family out of that operation. Commissioner Bird was confident <br />that the area is definitely going to be residential in character <br />as it continues to develop. <br />There being no others who wished to be heard, the Chairman <br />closed the Public Hearing. <br />Commissioner Bird had visited the site and felt one of the <br />areas of concern is the unsightly situation due to a lot of <br />outside storage. He believed that if a reasonable expansion is <br />allowed, the Code Enforcement people will see that Mr. Kirrie <br />gets a lot of that inside and under cover. He noted that Mr. <br />Kirrie had told him that is basically the reason for the <br />expansion. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Bird, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Eggert, that the Board approve Mr. <br />Kirrie's site plan, but limit the expansion to a <br />maximum of 3200 square feet (designated as Phase 1 and <br />II on the site plan seen by P & Z), and once the <br />expansion is completed, encourage Mr. Kirrie to do <br />everything he can to enhance the appearance of the site <br />for the benefit of his residential neighbors. <br />41 <br />