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m h <br />June 21.2005 <br />Narrative Relating to an Application for Variance <br />Jones Property <br />2545 North Shore Drive. Orono <br />1. Description of Request <br />This requests 1) a variance so that Brad and Cheryl Jones may build a single-family <br />house their non-conforming lot. as defined by the LR-1A Zoning district and 2) a conditionat <br />use permit so that Brad and Cheryl Jones may move more than 500 cubic yards of fill. <br />2. HardaMp atatamont <br />In November 2004. Brad and Cheryl Jones purchased the lot to build a single-family <br />residence. To ensure compliance with current ordinances, they demolished the existing <br />3 level house, which they understood had been built in 1940. It significantly encroached the <br />75* lake setback. They also demolished the non-conforming lakeside boat house, and removed <br />all non-conforming patios and retaining walls within the 75* lake setback. Public sanitary <br />sewer services the lot. <br />The lot is zoned LR-1A, which requires a two-acre, 200-foot width minimum lot size. <br />The lot is about 1.5 acres and 142 feet wide. Moreover, the lot includes approximately <br />26.500 square foot of wetlands. The buildabte area of the lot is therefore slightly less than <br />one acre, without regard to various setbacks. If the Wetland occupying this lot were only <br />1.900 square feet smaller, the Jones* application for a building permit would not require a <br />variance but would meet the requirements for administrative approval of a request for a <br />building permit <br />The Joneses cannot cure the non-conformity by adding adjacent property to their lot. <br />The lots on both sides are owner-occupied residences. The adjoining landowners want to <br />keep their property intact The Joneses are not able to purchase property from either <br />neighbor in order to satisfy the minimum requirements of this zoning district <br />Building a house on this sHe Is consistent with its prior use. as a residence for much of <br />the 20^ Century. The Joneses have spoken to the neighbors and shown them the site plans <br />and the rtawings of the proposed house. The neighbors do not oppose the proposed <br />construction. <br />In addition, this lot has unique and difficult topography. The entrance to the property is <br />from the northeast The lake is to the southwest. The wetlands occupy most of the <br />northeast side of the property. The iol rises more than ten feet from the entrance toward <br />2012 INDIAN ROAD WCST MINNfTONKA HN SS20S RHONI 4l2.2f*-757S 7AX 9S2-S44O044 www <br />:) <br />III 6 1'Lit, >ir ^ <br />'t <br />r\ <br />Clliw|• u ar cRi t act. com <br />/ <br />I
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