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. > V ■ ■ t .. ^ —■* -IJ 3 « HARDSHIP/DESCRIPTION OF UNUSUAL PROPERTY CONDITIONS Beca'.se of the unusual shape of the property (Attachment i) most of the usable yard space is to the rear of the house is ..ithin the 150’ setbacl; from Lake Classen. I'Jith Cc. Rd. t> within 100’ ■*'rcm the house, utilization of the yard between the house a.nd she lake is more desirable. Both from a safety standpoint and noise. U-ith the sharp topography near tie lake it would be unwise for us to allow our three year old to venture down there (Attachment 2). ..rr- We do not wish to put a fence close to the lake. The proposed fence WOUId be between 75’ ■> 100* from the nigh water line (Attachment 1). The fence will follcw the property line or. tne east side - continue down the hill to appreo-imatoly the cerne r post then proceec west t following the edge of t!'.e old lake shiore a.'.d end at tne s:<;isting ■ black fence (Attacliment 1). The fence will be constructed with woven wire suported oy steel and wood posts. ■m 1 r."' ii'.i-. ‘ i, a We have no neighbors to the west of us, south is t‘>e north is the road, and east is a vacant house. (It .has boe.T i apossessec by the lending institution.) .■ Wiien standing where the fei'ce ii to be. you cannot see the one house to the east of because of ail of tne trees.T- We do not intend to do anything to the rest of the property from the fence to the lake. It is home to Woodchucks, Raccoons, Geese, Ducks, Beavers, and assorted birds. mm jfBf. ' -rd 1^3 :riji : f . mmm ‘ i.'* • «:3 IP r JT