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ir: <br />VARIANCE APPLICATION (Moos Property) <br />Description of Request; <br />1) Second Story Addition (360 SF) above existing garage <br />2) Garage addition to extend 12* from existing end of garage <br />3) Front Entry detached open Trellis/Pergola (non-permanent structure) <br />Both elevations to maintain height and profile of existing house <br />(See enclosed plans/elevations) <br />1) Addition to accommodate Master Bath & closet <br />2) Addition to accommodate Utility, Mudroom, & Storage <br />3) Open Trellis to define front entry and provide landscape structure <br />Hardship Documentation: <br />1. 'The property in question cannot be put to a reasonable use if used under <br />conditions allowed by official controls.” <br />N/A <br />2. "The plight of the landowner is due to circumstances unique to his property <br />not created by the landowner.” <br />Inherent to the land and inherent to the structure, Webber Hills was platted <br />before the 2-acre minimum and current setbacks. The owner desires to maintain <br />existing setbacks due to constraints of the existing structural layout and <br />function below second story addition. New setback would impede natural light, <br />ventilation,and view from existing screen porch on north side ofhou.se. <br />3. "The variance, if granted, will not alter the essential character of the locality.” <br />The character will be enhanced by maintaining a consistent aesthetic along <br />Webber Hills Road, since adjoining properties adhere to same setback and <br />t^ not to be stepped back. <br />By maintaining and matching existing front profile and elevation heights, <br />the addition is able to Mend with the character of the neighborhood. <br />The driveway and curb access remain unchanged and improved by a back-up <br />area added to garage apron, alleviating backing out onto road. <br />4. "Economic considerations ...” <br />N/A <br />5. "Access solar energy systems ...” <br />N/A <br />6. N/A <br />7. N/A