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Zoning Memo #1737 <br />May 14, 1992 <br />Page 2 <br />K(l-3) <br />L(l-2) <br />M <br />K <br />0 <br />1987 Approved Repairs <br />1987 Unimproved Structural Repairs Not Covered or Shown <br />in 1982 Building Permit <br />Inspection Notice 6/4/91 <br />Staff Letter 6/21/91 <br />Survey <br />Description of Request <br />In the back-to-back one hundred year storms of July, 1987, this <br />property sustained major storm damage. The lakeside bank was <br />undermined with the heavy rains and the rear decks on the property <br />were washed down the hill. Applicant applied under the emergency <br />storm damage ordinance, review Exhibits I, J and K(l-3). The approved <br />repairs consisted of the rebuilding of the lakeshore bank with a <br />boulder wall at the base and all structural repairs were to be done in <br />accordance with the original permit issued in 1982, Permit #4747, <br />Exhibit G. Unfortunately, the storm damage damage repairs did not <br />follow the guidelines set forth in the directions in the building <br />permit. The original deck shown on Exhibit K-3 became an enclosed <br />structure with the hot tub. Applicant claims that an original <br />lakeside deck and gazebo were destroyed with the erosion and landslide <br />from the storms. The City has no record of ever issuing permits for <br />lakeside deck or gazebo in lakeshore yard. The total structure <br />consists of 735 s.f. or 4.9% hardcover added to a yard that has <br />excessive hardcover. <br />Review Exhibits F(l-4). In the 1974 variance review, the garage <br />addition was approved with an add on deck to '-.he lakeside. Based on <br />the minutes, it appears a lakeside deck did not have to meet the 75' <br />lakeshore setback. Note the existing screen house that is located in <br />the lakeshore yard was not shown on the survey of 1974 as was the <br />detached garage that was to be removed as a condition of that variance <br />approval. Review Exhibits G through H. In 1982 the original decking <br />on the lakeside of the house was enclosed. In 1982 intensification of <br />structures located within substandard setbacks or where excessive <br />hardcover existed did not require variance approvals. <br />The issue for this review is the after-the-fact variances for the <br />decking and gazebo structure within the lakeshore yard installed <br />sometime in 1987 with other storm damage repairs.
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