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MINUTES OP THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD NOVEMBER 18, 1985. PAGE 2 <br />#983 PEMBERTON continued <br />Commission members questioned the possibility of the house <br />being centered on the lot to meet the 10' side setback. <br />Marilyn Pemberton stated the house could be centered but <br />the garage could not be because of the necessary 22' needed to <br />back out. <br />Walter Pemberton stated that the other adjacent neighbor, <br />Don Lamont of 3570 North Shore Drive, was unable to be present <br />but had no objections to a house being built. <br />iti <br />McDonald felt that the plans were too ambitious for the size <br />of the lot and that the existing structure should be used. <br />She noted that the only variances she would be willing to <br />recommend would be lot and width area variances. <br />Taylor, Kelley, and Goetten, felt that the request to build a <br />new residence was appropriate. <br />Taylor agreed with the intent to minimize the hardcover by <br />centering the house. <br />Kelley proposed a combination of the optional site plans <br />submitted as follows: <br />5' variance for the garage <br />20% hardcover variance in 0-75' <br />27% hardcover variance in 75-250' <br />removal of deck if necessary to center house <br />fill and grading - to be reviewed with staff <br />lot area and lot width variances <br />It was moved by Kelley, seconded by McDonald, to table the <br />matter until the December 16th meeting for conceptual <br />approval upon the submission of one site plan based on <br />Kelley's previous proposal. Motion, Ayes 6, Nays 0. <br />#987 ROBERT J. BAUMAN <br />1040 TONKAWA ROAD <br />VARIANCE <br />PUBLIC HEARING 8:19-8:52 i. <br />Chairman Callahan explained the request for average setback <br />and hardcover variances to construct an enclosed pool. <br />Chairman Callahan read into the record a letter from Jurgen <br />Stielow of 1020 Tonkawa Road opposing to an average setback <br />variance being granted. The letter also noted an <br />"assortment of unattractive" vehicles in sight on the <br />property. <br />Mr. & Mrs. Bob Bauman were present for this matter. Mr. <br />Bauman, referring to the unattractive vehicles, stated that <br />after the garage is finished being constructed, which should <br />have been done two months ago, the vehicles will be stored <br />inside the garage. <br />ft <br />\