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Zoning File #1558 <br />August 17r 1990 <br />Page 4 of 4 <br />The Planning Conunission must provide clear direction to the <br />applicant on what is realistic in light of the code and <br />previous actions by the Council. <br />3.Hardcover is excessive in the 75-250' setback area. If <br />density is reduced, this may result in a decrease in the <br />hardcover, although applicant and applicant's consultant has <br />advised that the footprint would be proposed at the same <br />size. Clearly applicant must make adjustments in the 75- <br />250' setback area. In addition, all hardcover within the 0- <br />75' setback area must be pulled behind the 75* setback line. <br />4.Riparian use. Based on the 152 lineal feet <br />the LMCD code would allow 1 boat slip per <br />footage. No matter what density is approved, <br />would be allowed 3 slips only. The Sandy <br />currently has 7 slips at a shared dock under <br />of a joint use dock license. <br />of shoreline, <br />50' of lineal <br />a shared dock <br />Beach Resort <br />the authority <br />5.Access. In a formal subdivision application, the County <br />will be asked to review the proposed location, although it <br />would appear that we have clearly a less-intense use of the <br />property. <br />Unfortunately, I do not have elevations of the multi- <br />residential unit proposed with the application. The architect <br />did discuss preliminary sketches and elevations. Mr. Zuckman may <br />be able to provide them at our meeting.