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� ,.�, .... <br /> I <br /> Criterion No. 2• <br /> That such variance is necessary for the preservation and en- <br /> joyment of a substantial property right of the appellant pos <br /> sessed by the owners of other properties in the same vicinity or <br /> zone. <br /> a. Findincr: Other clinics along Colby and Hoyt which are <br /> governed by the same sign regulations as the Applicant's <br /> site have signs larger than the code allows. This rias , <br /> occurred because in the past sign permit� were issued <br /> without being reviewed for compliance with the zoning <br /> code. This probably occurred because the sign code is <br /> administered by the Buildina Permit Department and is <br /> the only regulation for signs in most commercial and � <br /> business zones in the City. Only the B-1 zone and the , <br /> residential zones have specific requirements in the � <br /> zoning code ana this was overlooked when permits were <br /> issued. The Planning Department is now reviewing sign <br /> permit applications and when the Applicant's sign permit <br /> application was reviewed it was discovered that the sign <br /> he was proposing exceeded zoning code requirements. <br /> Some examples of signs that liave been installed in the <br /> last few years that exceed the zoning code requirement <br /> of sixteen square feet on the face of the building are ' <br /> the Everett Clinic at 39th and Colby which has a 72 <br /> square foot monument sign and Everett Family Practice <br /> Clinic on 43rd and Hoyt which has a 48 square foot pole <br /> sign on Colby and one also on 43rd Street. In addition, <br /> m�st of the other clinics on Colby hace pedestal signs <br /> near the side walk that are approximately 20 square feet <br /> in area. � <br /> b. S�D&lusion: Granting a variance to allow a 48 square <br /> foot pole sign would allow a property right possessed by � <br /> oth�rs in this vicinity and zone. <br /> Criteri�n No. 3• � <br /> That the authorization of such variance will not be materially ' <br /> detrimental to the public we],fare or injurious to property in the <br /> vicinity or zone in which the property is located. <br /> a. Findina: Since most of Colby from 32nd Street south to <br /> 44th Street is zoned multiple family it could be <br /> materially detrimental to the public welfare to allow <br /> overly largE signs in a residential zone such as are <br /> allowed in cummercial strip zones such as Everqreen Way. <br /> Nowever, the clinics with larger �ig�s than the code <br /> i.11ows currently in existence along Colby and Hoyt are <br /> nnt aesthetically offensive and so it would seem <br /> reasonable to allow a similar variation from the code <br /> requirements. <br /> �. Conclusion: Authorization of a variance to allow <br /> a 48 square foot pole sign Would not be detrimental to <br /> tfle public welfare or injurious to other property in the <br /> vicinity and zone. <br /> _2_ I <br />