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M4.2976 <br />January 13,2004 <br />Pata3 <br />It should be noted that the existing guest house is located very near the north boundary of the <br />property; this was reviewed and found acceptable during review of the CUP granted in 1990. <br />NeighboAood conditions have not changed substantially since that time. <br />Septic System Capability; Sewer Pending <br />1801 West Farm Road has been confirmed to have a site for construction of a 5-bedroom mound <br />system should the need arise to replace the existing system serving the house and accessory building. <br />However, the City Council has received and acted on a petition by this neighborhood for municipal <br />sewer, and it is anticipated that the property will be served by municipal sewer in the relatively near <br />future. <br />CUP Standards per 78-303(17) <br />Lot Area <br />The property contains the required 2.0 acres of land, meeting Condition 3 of Section 78-303(17). <br />Ruildinp Conformity <br />The property does not s|)pear to abut Long Lake and is not considered a lakeshore lot. While the <br />accessory building is conforming as to height, it is nonconforming as to size and location. The <br />structure consists of two buildings - an old stable and a newer garage, connected by a circular room. <br />The total square footage is approximately 1075 s.f., which would place this building into the <br />category of an 'oversize accessory structure* subject to principal structure setbacks (50* front, 30* <br />side) and not nearer the street than the principal residence structure. However, this building is located <br />approximately 49' from the cul-de-sac where a 50' setback would be required, and it sits between the <br />house and the street. Further, its location ranges from 1.5' to 6' firom the north side lot line. <br />This building was allowed to be established in 1990 via Resolution No. 2854 which made die <br />following finding regarding its location: <br />"b. The property owner to the immediate north that receives the most visual impact from <br />the intensification of the structure has submitted written approval of the project That <br />property owner ’s house is located 150' cast of the project." <br />The building today is screened from the north by vegetation existing on the adjacent property. Staff <br />believes the neighborhood visual impact today is as minimal as it was in 1990. <br />Covenant Requirement <br />It is asstuned that the property owner will agree to the covenant requirements, including: <br />- the building will not be used for a home occupation; <br />- the building w ill not be used as a dwelling; and <br />• building will not be rented, leased or otherwise provided for use as a dwelling.