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MINUTES OP THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD JULY 15, 1985. PAGE 6 #927 STANLEY GREGORY #876 RANDY ASPLUND 3444 EASTLAKE STREET VARIANCES SECOND REVIEW 1. The material discussed is not considered non hardcover . 2. Early planning decision made by applicant or authorized agents of applicant created the need for the variance. Kopischke noted that the architect has worked with this property; a very unique piece of property with a very limited area because of the sloping and vegetation. The pool had been located, as noted, in the septic area, what was finally approved as the primary septic field, and this has created a hardship in that another area had to be found. Motion, Ayes (3), Nayes (1) McDonald voted nay because of the following; 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The topography of the property The removal of trees The septic system location The pool is a reasonable use Does not consider the pool hardcover Randy Asplund, the applicant, was not present. Mr. & Mrs. Monge, the owners of the property, were present. Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron reviewed the application. Council recommended the patio to be removed by the end of July and referred the item back to the Planning Commission to look at separate locations or to look at a special type of "floating deck". A floating deck is a structure built of 2x4's sitting upright with spacing, sets on the ground and is mobile. It is not anchored to the ground but is probably too heavy to be portable. One of the options of staff is to consider a deck attached to the house that is treated with certain spacing and certain base materials that would be of less of an encroachment. We now have the hardcover numbers - 75-250' just the area within the lot line 38.5%; if credit is to be given for Out-lot B it reduces the percent to 28.6%. Outlot B holds the septic system drainfield and serves as the access roadway for the three properties. Taylor noted that the slope from the house to the lake is very shallow. : 'I