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neighbor is being impacted in two ways and that he has having a hard time mitigating that. It seems like <br />they could maybe move it back a little bit to make it have less of an impact on the neighbor. <br />Gettman asked whether there are a bunch of trees over there. <br />Oakden indicated there are some trees there but that the applicant could better address that. <br />Leslie Oak, 2967 Casco Point Road, stated she met with the neighbors regarding their proposal. The <br />previous owners had planted a tree line from where the property line jogs all the way down to the lake. <br />There is a 25 -foot elm and probably five or six pine trees that are around 15 feet. The neighbors are in <br />complete support of the new house, but he asked if those trees could be cut down, and they are willing to <br />do that. <br />Robert Schmidt, Builder, indicated he worked with Staff and they suggested they make a design change <br />with the porch, which has been moved to help mitigate as much as they could any massing concerns. <br />Ressler commented the tree screening does make a difference, but that it does not necessarily assist him in <br />approving as much as what is being requested. Ressler stated he can understand the difficulty with the <br />neighboring property but that he is not sure if he would be in favor of encroaching further. <br />McCutcheon commented this application seems similar to one the Planning Commission reviewed <br />approximately a month ago where there was an irregular shaped lot. The fact that the applicants changed <br />the design to accommodate that and that they are willing to cut down some trees to help improve the <br />neighbor's view, he would be in support of it. With the exception of the flag lot, it lines up with the other <br />neighbors. <br />Libby commented obstruction of lake views is a pretty big deal but the removal of the trees kind of makes <br />it a moot point. Libby stated he would tend to favor the side setbacks and the average lakeshore setback. <br />Erickson moved, McCutcheon seconded, to recommend approval of Application No. LA19-000048, <br />Premium Construction, 2967 Casco Point Road, variance, as proposed. VOTE: Ayes 5, Nays 1, <br />Ressler Opposed. <br />
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