2229 JACKSON AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

., i. . . /� � / � � _ .. � . i. .. �l` Ci �.� � i iO A! Hondricks �� � `Ao", Frank H. E3ennett � � DATE AI19USt Z�� I97) s��F�r zor�iwc vio�,riori--2zz� ��cKsor� ��„ �F �,�,.�,, �,�„�r, ,.,��„�::,.o�� � i � � On Fobruary 4, 1975, Nr. Clinton Carnell, dba Impresslon Design, appllod for a � bu( Iding perriit to construct an "addition to garago" at 2279 Jackson. On the application undor "Use of Butldtng," Mr. Carnc�ll wrote "SHOP (HO`4E TYPE)" snd i thsn crossed this off. � I I The zoning of the proporty is R-2, Sln�la Family. I The pormlt Nas Issuod on February I(: � On February 24, while particlpating fn a framtng inspection, F1r. Jamie Johnson, 4 Inspection Suporvisor, noted to Mr. Carnall that the "Shop" was becoming fairly olaborate. Rlr. Carnell rosponded that he had decided to convert the Shop to a Rec Room. I On h7arch 20, tho "Rec Room" rras gtven flnal approval for occupancy. � Eubsoquant to that dato, the Ctty discovored that hir. Carnell had moved his bustness (drafting) fran the basement of hls home to this now office. Prfor to thls tirae. 49r. Carnell `s ousinoss was classtfied as a legal Fiome Occupatlen. Whtle Invastfgating this most recent incldent, however, wo dlscovered that he was employing tHo persons which ts also a violatfon of the Ho,� Occupatfon sec- tion. In April , Ftr. Carnell camo to the Planning offico and talkeJ wfth �dr. Shockoy. IHa explatnod that I ) he had always intonded to put his bustnoss In this building , 2) dld not know what the law was and 3) tho Clty "may have mistnterpretod" Hhat i j he said on hls germlt applfcatfon. � � Mr. Johnson disputed him on the fl�st point in that by persanal conversatton, � +1r. Carnall had told him that the �se Nas to be first a "shop" and then a "rec � ;<x�m.° He also nad listed hfs Ir�enJed uso as a "SHOP-HO!dE ?'fPE" on hts appit- , � catlon .�Ithough he then scratched this off. iA1r. ShocP:ey dlsputed h(m on tho second polnt sfnce 1r� 1972, Mr. Carnell �ppiiod i I for a ��arianco on a businass stgn for his Hana Occupa�?o^ and was made anaro of � tho rostrlcttons at that tim4. (Thevvariancc was doniod. ) Eioth h!r. �hockov and h1r. Johe.•on disputed po(nt numbor 3 stncQ what Mr. Carnel I s1'ated on :ils appllcatton is vary clear. We told Mr. Carnell that wo vrould come out an� Inspect hls businass but did n��t tell hlm Hhen. On June 24, Idr. Shockey and Hr. Joheson visited the premfses and found a complete buslnass oporation uriderway fncfuding Mr. Carnell , two or�pioyoes, drafting r.quip- i i mont, print and duplicating machinos, etc. t4r. Carnsll was Informed that ho was �n vtc!atfon of the Zoning Codo. He responded that tho City could tako Hhatever i � -�ctfon t��sy wanted to but he wasn't going to move. hlr. Shocicey totd hIm that Iwo had no cholce but to soek compliance.