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-» . ^ <br />,94l'^a^°l COHMISSION HEETINC HE14> aOL* 15, 1985. PAGE 1, <br />1975 PAGBRIIBSS POINT ROAD <br />VARIANCE <br />PUBLIC HEARING <br />10.40 11:05 PM Susan and John Purdy were present. Assistant <br />Zoning Administrator Gaffron noted the certificate <br />of mailing and the affidavit of publication. There <br />was no one present from the public for this <br />application. <br />Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron presented <br />the application to the Commission. The applicants <br />are requesting a hardcover variance in order to <br />construct an addition to their home. The survey <br />shows an addition that is on the road-side of the <br />house 10x24' and a deck and hot tub that is <br />proposed to be constructed this summer. Their <br />plans include adding to the garage, and <br />adding to the south of the house. Looking at the <br />hardcover from the traditional standpoint <br />0-75 existing is 1921 s.f. with no proposed <br />changes. in the 75-250' existing is 1499 s.f. with <br />the first proposal added would be 1776 s.f. and the <br />^ would bring it to 2640 s.f. which <br />IS 29.8%. The reason why this application was <br />brought as a variance is the Council has stated <br />that If the property is over the total allowed <br />amount of hardcover it must be reviewed as a <br />variance. <br />The Purdy's stated that they have submitted a <br />^airman Kelley announced that this Commission must <br />treat everything as hardcover until Council so <br />deems it not. <br />Johnsons. Some of the Johnson's hardcover falls on <br />that doesn't have to be added in <br />the hardcover percentage - which only avoids the <br />Johnson issue. <br />Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron informed the <br />Commission that the Mortensons were allowed 1.66 <br />imes the maximum allowed hardcover for their <br />entire property. <br />very similar in topoghraphy.