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ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br /> MINUTES FOR JANUARY 19, 1999 <br /> II (#4)#2443 GLEN UPTON, 3685 NORTH SHORE DRIVE,VARIANCE, 6:48 p.m. -7:00 p.m. <br /> Weinberger stated that the applicant has applied for after-the-fact variances to permit a deck located <br /> on the lakeside of the residence 40'from the lakeshore. The deck was constructed in 1996 following <br /> an addition to the house. He said the applicant stated in his hardship statement that he did not apply <br /> for a building permit for the deck addition because he was concerned about meeting the allowed <br /> hardcover on the property. Weinberger said that in 1995 the Council did grant variances on the <br /> property for hardcover and lakeshore setback that allowed a garage and living space addition to the <br /> residence. The total came to 22.2% hardcover, all within the 0'-75' setback on the property. The only <br /> developable area on the property is within the 0'-75' setback. An easement has been created over a <br /> large portion of the lot to serve as an access drive for several lots that do not have direct access to <br /> North Shore Drive. The applicant had an original proposal to construct a deck in the location of the <br /> deck built without a permit in 1996. The DNR recommended the deck not be located as proposed due <br /> to the 50' setback requirement on lakeshore properties. The deck was later removed from the plans. <br /> The new deck is located 40'from the lake. The applicant is proposing after-the-fact variances to <br /> permit the construction of a residential deck within 75'of the lake, to allow 22.6% hardcover where 0% <br /> is normally allowed, and to allow structural coverage to increase from 21.6%to 23.3%. Weinberger <br /> stated that staff recommends denial of the application based on the new decking being located within <br /> the 0-75% setback and based upon the 1995 approvals stating that only 22.2% hardcover would be <br /> allowed. <br /> Glenn Upton, the applicant,was present. <br /> Upton read a statement to the Commission members. He said that the 1995 plan to install a sliding <br /> glass door was approved by the building inspector and the door was installed. A platform and steps <br /> would be required to use the door. He said he is allowed to have a 4'x 4' platform and steps to the <br /> 411 ground. He extended the deck to make a platform. Upton admitted that he did not apply for a permit <br /> because he did not think he could get a variance. <br /> Smith asked if the deck is a new structure or an addition to an existing deck. <br /> Weinberger responded that this portion of the deck is new. There was an existing portion of the deck <br /> prior to the remodeling that was done. <br /> Smith asked if the portion of the deck marked "existing deck 1984"was there when Mr. Upton came in <br /> for the 1995 application and the Planning Commission agreed that the deck could stay. Weinberger <br /> said that was correct. <br /> There were no public comments. <br /> Schroeder asked how the City became aware of the deck. Weinberger responded that the City <br /> Building Inspector was inspecting storm damage on a neighboring property and it was discovered at <br /> that time. <br /> Schroeder stated that he cannot support the variances. <br /> Smith agreed with Schroeder and said she cannot support the variances. <br /> Lindquist and McMillan agreed. <br /> Upton asked if the Commission would allow him to have a 12'x 7' addition to reach the older part of <br /> the deck. <br /> • <br /> Page 3 <br />
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