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i (C): Structure within 75’ of <br />>7.5’ from the OHWL of Lake <br />>): To permit encroachment into <br />ipproximately 5’. <br />t area, every' developed lot shall <br />principal residence and garage <br />! 1,650 s.f. where 1,500 s.f. was <br />Hardcover in 75-250 ’ setback; <br />setback zone where 2,079 s.f. <br />plan was to demolish the <br />Due to the size of the lot and <br />a variances were required to <br />After discussions with .staff <br />20, 2000 Planning Commission <br />e proposed project w'ith <br />coverage by structure not to <br />e Minnetonka. The <br />ed as a single family residence <br />e. The hardcover and structure <br />ved at their December 11 , <br />n which stated 3 original <br />osed hardcover be submitted, <br />the plan attached to the <br />•uilding department. The <br />the hardcover and structure <br />as submitted showed a <br />k. The building official made <br />notations on the plans regarding the decks. The ground level deck was permitted but not the <br />screen porch, not the second story deck, and not the extra portion of the ground level deck. A <br />building permit was issued on May 18,2001. The building official made notations on the plans <br />regarding the screen porch and second story deck. <br />(Exhibit F). <br />Many inspections took place during construction of the residence. The building inspector at the <br />time, Marc Davis, never noted that the decks which were constructed and the decks on the <br />approved plan were not the same. The final inspection by the building inspector was March 8, <br />2002. A certificate of occupanev vvas issued on March 8,2002. <br />Shortly after the certificate of occupancy was issued Lyle Oman, Building Official, noticed the <br />decks. The approved plans were reviewed and the builder was contacted by the building official. <br />The contact was initially by phone and then later by letters on February 24,2003 and March 5, <br />2003. <br />On March 17,2003, the applicant made application for after-the-fact variances for the decks. <br />With the application, the applicant submitted a copy of the plans that he used that he feels <br />indicated he was able to construct the decks. (Exhibit C-1). <br />Statement of Hardship: <br />T he applicant has included their statement of hardship in Exhibit B. The applicant should also be <br />asked for their testimony regarding this issue. <br />Issues for Consideration: <br />1 . The building plans submitted to obtain a building permit indicate a lakeside screen porch, <br />second story deck, and additional lower ground level deck. The building official did make <br />notations on the plans indicating the screen porch and upper deck were not allowed. <br />2. The lakeside decks on the plans submitted to the building department are different than <br />indicated on the survey submitted. The deck on the original Planning Conmission .ubmittal was <br />about 1 r X 16 ’ with angled comers, or about 160 s.f The deck shown on the survey submitted <br />for building permit was 10 ’ X 15 ’ with angled comers of about 125 s.f The plan submitted for <br />building permit show a deck 10 ’ X 12*9'’ with an additional 4 ‘ X 8’ 6” adjacei.i portion and 2 <br />steps, for a total of 170 s.f <br />3. The inspection slips and Certificate of Occupancy do not note any discrepancy w ith the <br />lakeside decks and the approved plans. <br />4. The discrepancy of the decks was not discovered until after the Certificate of Occupancy was <br />issued. <br />>^03-2880 Fred Johnson <br />1926 Fagemess Point Road <br />4/14/2003 <br />Page 3 of 4