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r MIMTESOFTIIF <br />OROMI PI^NMNCiC’OM.Ml.VSION .MEKTIMi <br />.Moadav. Scplraibcr 20.2004 <br />6:00 o ’clock p.m. <br />|«04-304S Sirtea Prr%iaa. Caatiaard) <br />Kcmpf inquired whether there is any plan to construct a trail in that area. <br />GafTron Mated he is not aware of any plans lo consii act a trail m this area by either the Ciiy or the <br />homcowTiers association. <br />Leslie staled in his opinion it is a dangerous precedent to judge priipcrtics based on how s4mKthing <br />looks when the code is very specific on what is allowed and what is not allowed. Leslie commented <br />several optioas have been discussed that would allow the applicant to have the storage he is requesting. <br />Bremer stated she is not opposed to the ItKation of the structure, but that the si/e of the building is <br />excessive. Bremer stated what the code is trying to prevent in part is to have a property that appears to <br />have two houses on it. Bremer indicated the intent of the code is to maintaui the rural integrity of the <br />properly, and that there may be other residents that would like to construe a similar si/e structure on <br />lots that do not have the significant number o'' trees on it as this lot dtx*s. Bremer commented the <br />proposed ItK'alion makes the most sense for this lot but that the size should be reduced. <br />Leslie stated two buildings would accommodate wnai the applicant is propiuing to store in the «hed and <br />that a hardship has not been demonstrated. I eslie staled in his view the building can be reduced, which <br />w ould reduce the setbacks and comply w ith the code. <br />Bremer staled it might be better if the tests on the alternate septic site w ere av ailable hcfiHC a final <br />dccuion is made on this application. <br />Jeff Gon, .Miirton Buildings, noted that there is a vegetation bufTcr on three sides of the building and <br />that It would be more aesthetically pleasing to have one building rather than multiple buildings. <br />Rahn inquired what the purpose is for having 12*foot sidewalls <br />Gon staled with 12-fool sidewalls, the overhead door would be 10 feet, noting that on a resideniial <br />home the overhead diHK is seven or eight feet, (ion indicated the 'allcr sidewalls would accommodate a <br />larger iient <br />Rahn staled he still has a concern regarding the m/c of tlw structure, and that if two buildings were <br />constructed, the need for the vananccs would be climinaled. <br />Leslie suicd in his view two smaller buildings would be more attractive rather than one large industnal <br />liMiking structure. I.eslic noted that the appearance of Mmicthing also tends to be in the eye of the <br />beholder and can vary from person to person. <br />Rahn suicd the Planning lommission has lo grant variances based on a hardship, which has nut been <br />demonstrated. <br />Leslie stated even if the alternate septic site cannot be swapped with the structure, a number of the <br />Planning Commission members have a concern regarding the size of the building. Leslie staled the <br />viability of the alternate septic site should be determined before a final decision is made <br />PAGE 12
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