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Zoning File #1606 <br />November 14, 1990 <br />Page 2 <br />Section 10.31, Subdivision 8A <br />a. Volleyball Court <br />Required *= 75' <br />Existing = 48* <br />Variance * 27' or 36% <br />- Lakeshore setbacks <br />b.Cyclone Fence <br />Required = 75' <br />Existing *» 30' <br />Variance *=45' or 60% <br />c.Wooden Swimming Dock <br />Required = 75' <br />Existing « O' <br />Variance =75' or 100% <br />Dock must be altered to meet 6' width, not 12' <br />width, in order to meet LMCD standard. In addition, <br />929.4 elevation must be designated on survey in order <br />to determine actual encroachment of 75' setback area. <br />Section 10.31, Subdivision 9 - Hardcover. Review Exhibits <br />D-1, D-2 and P. <br />A. 0-75' area = 165,000 <br />Existing hardcover = 2255^ s.f. or 1.4% <br />B. 75-250' setback area = 72,837 s.f. <br />Existing = 4,809.8 s.f. or 6.6% <br />♦Please note staff did not include hardcover areas for 4' <br />stairways leading to lake use areas. Improvements appear <br />consistent with allowed structure within the 0-75' setback ai^ea. <br />Note also volleyball court is considered hardcover because it is <br />underlain with plastic. <br />IMCD Ordinances <br />Section 2.03 - Allowed Dock Length. <br />A. Allowed « 100' <br />Proposed/Existing = 125' <br />The dock length variance must be applied from the <br />LMCD before City can approve such structure. <br />Section 2.12, Subdivision 12 - Dock Dimensions. Swimming <br />dock requires variance to allowed width. LMCD code states a dock <br />may exceed 6' including posts in either it's length or width but <br />not both. <br />A. Allowed « 6' <br />Proposed ■ 12' <br />Variance =6'