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Exhibit D <br />Date Applicatioa Received: 12>22*04 <br />Date Applicatioa CoaeMered at Coaipicte: 01-06-05 <br />60-Day Review Period Eipiratioa - Exteosion: 05-06-05 <br />REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION <br />Date: March 22,2005 <br />Item No. <br />Department ApprovaltA <br />Name: Melanie Curtis k ^ <br />Tide: City Planner ^ <br />Administrator Approval:Agenda Section: <br />Item Description: <br />.V05-3074 - Sean & Melissa Wambold - 1379 Park Drive - After-the-Fact CUP & Variances <br />Zoning District: <br />Lot Area: <br />LR-IB, One Family Lakesbore Residential, 1-acre <br />1.3 acre (56,845 s.f.) <br />List of Exhibits: <br />A. Revised Plans & Plan Reviewed by PC on 02-22-05 <br />B. PC Memos & Exhibits of01-06-05 & 02-15-05 <br />C. 60-Day Review Extension <br />D. City Engineer Letter Review of Revised Plan <br />E. PC Action Notices <br />F. PC Minutes from January and February <br />Application Summary: <br />The applicants recently purchased the property at 1379 Park Drive. After purchasing the property they <br />were notifled that the retaining walls and hardcover in the lakeshore yard was installed by the previous <br />owner without proper City permits. As their intent is to do remodeling including a small addition in <br />the future the applicants would like to bring the property into compliance. <br />This application was tabled at the January Planning Commission meeting in order to provide the <br />applicants time to work with a landscape professional to redesign and remove hardcover. For the <br />February meeting the applicants provided a revised proposal with removals resulting in 25% hardcover <br />within the 75 ’-250 ’ setback zone and 268 s.f. of hardcover within the 0-75 ’ zone. <br />Although, the applicants have provided yet another set of revised plans meeting Staff and the Planning <br />Commission’s direction at the February meeting, they would still like the Council to consider their <br />request for a hardcover'variance to allow 268 s.f of hardcover within the 0-75 ’ zone. They feel that <br />by allowing the current retaining wall, existing vegetation and path to the lake to remain within this <br />zone there would be less impact on the lake and would allow for uninterrupted use of their lake yard. <br />The applicants are currently working on a plan for a remodel of the residence for this fall and have <br />agreed to remove any excess hardcover within the 75 ’ - 250 ’ zone as a part of this current application. <br />Planning Commission Recommendation <br />J