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3 - Variance <br />, 1983 <br />Lot 8 <br />Lot 8 <br />nd the Planning <br />ot repeat his <br />ked with his <br />t the garage <br />it would use <br />would gladly <br />e it with <br />n* s <br />ed on the <br />sting <br />other lot <br />ring property <br />sf * <br />rea 6,900 sf) <br />allowed <br />er allowed <br />te or at 20* <br />#695 Guenther Roth <br />Variance <br />Page 2 <br />You are not asked to review an application involving additional <br />hardcover for the house. Applicant can certainly be given the <br />opportunity to apply for hardcover variance for addition to <br />house. His concern now is that you do not limit his property <br />from improvements that may require variances. <br />Planning Commission Alternatives <br />1, Give applicant option to expand application for improvements <br />to house. <br />Approve application for setback variances for detached <br />garage and advise applicant that future improvements <br />must be limited to % increase of hardcover or <br />just remove condition involving future variances to <br />property. <br />Planning Commission should be advised that if you recommend doors <br />face onto street at 10' setback, I will recommend to Council that <br />a minimum setback of 20' be required at least to contain the <br />length of car before pulling onto road right of way. At this <br />point, I would recommend doors face away at 10' setback with 20'+ <br />turnaround on Lots 17 & 18. Note the hardcover calculations <br />(see above) for the proposed drive are approximately the same <br />for turnaround drive on site or at 20' setback. <br />Citj <br />P.0, <br />Crys