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MINUTES OF THE OKONO PLANNINC: COMMISSION MEETING Monday, November 15,2004 6:00 o ’clock p.m. (MH-3066 WILLIAM AND ANITA ROUSE, CONTINUED) Rouse indicated he is willing to reduce the hardcover in the 0-75’ zone consisting of five square feet of plastic and 26 square feet of wood borders. In the 7S-2SO’ setback, 466 square feet of concrete would be removed, in addition to some rock and plastic and another 108 square feet of riKk borders. Rouse indicated almost 1000 square feet of hardcover would Ik* removed as part of this project. Rouse stated he is looking at putting approximately 200 square feet of stepping stones from the garage to the house. Rouse indicated those reductions would lower the hardcover from 39.3 percent to 33.8 percent. Rouse noted his hardcover calculations do include the plastic underlayment. ! I Kahn stated in his view the u4iole lakeside wall is going to be reconstructed and nut much is going to be remaining but the cap of the structure and 16 lineal feet of eight-foot wall. Rahn inquired whether the City has passed any ordinances relating to dcicrminulion of renKidet versus rebuild. Gaflrun staled the ordinances are still in the discussion stage, (iaffron indicated applicants arc told that if nuirc than 50 |K*rcent of the existing value of the Ih>usc is renMived, that SlatThas In l<K)k at it as a rebuild and not a reiiHHlcl. (iaffron stated there is some ambiguity in determining the value and 50 percent. Kou.se slated he has received four bids and in none of the bids do the walls come down. Kahn inquired whether the layout of the first lliMir would change. Rouse stated some of the internal walls would cliangc as far as the layout itself, with the load bearing walls remaining. Kahn stated the C'lty should require demolition plans to give Staff a licller idea of what is being removed. Rahn commented in his opinion Uie majonty ol the intenor walls would be removed as well as increasing the height. Rouse slated the older area ol the house consists basically of a small batliroom, a smalt bedroom, and a small eating area, which are basically one room. Rouse indicated there arc no intenor walls in that area. I'lil/lci iiu|uired whether the balhrtMiin would reniuiri. Kouse indicated the bathruuin would nut remain. rrii/ler stated in lus opinion tlie bump out wall could disappear. Rouse slated there arc m» plans to change the outside structure, with all llic exterior walls remaining. Kahn staled the addition of the lieaders would change the outside of llie structure. Rouse stated the sliding gloss doors exist today. ft;PAGE 24