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«03-29«l 4l2SHIghwo«dRoad <br />July 17,2003 <br />Page 2 <br />As noted in May, the house footprint will increase from 1219 to 1635 s.f. Structural coverage <br />including the garage, house and shed will only be 8.3% where 15% is allowed. <br />Bluff Setback . The revised site plan has an alternate version that moves the house about 4' closer <br />to the lake than proposed in May. This proposal would allow for additional green space between the <br />house and the driveway. However, this also results in a 4' encroachment of the 30* bluff setback, <br />as the existing house is at a 32' bluff setback and the initial proposal just met the 30' requirement (see <br />Exhibit G-2 of May 15 memo). <br />The existing deck encroaches within 2' of the top of bluff, and is proposed to remain in place. If the <br />existing deck remains in place, it has a legal nonconforming status in regard to the bluff setback, as <br />it was constructed in 1990, prior to the 1992 adoption of bluff ordinances as part of the Shoreland <br />ordinance. If it is replaced, it will require a variance to the required 30' top-of-bluff setback <br />requirement for structures. <br />Average Setback . Planning Commission recommended approval of the average setback for the <br />house location proposed in May. The revised location 4' closer to the lake still has virtually no <br />impacts on neighbor ’s views of the lake due to topography and the orientation of those neighboring <br />homes. <br />Existing 0-75' Zone Amenities . Existing retaining walls, concrete or flagstone walkways and <br />stairways in the 0-75' zone are in good condition and no changes are proposed. The 0-75' zone also <br />contains an 8'x 12' shed and an area of landscape timbers surrounding planting beds near the shore. <br />The existing 0-75' landscaping has been developed for many years and is a unique feature of this <br />property that applicant would prefer to not disturb. Total 0-75' hardcover exists at 6.5%. Planning <br />Commission and applicant discussed the potential for 0-75' hardcover removals at the May meeting. <br />75-250' Hardcover . Proposed hardcover in the 75-250' zone has been significantly reduced from the <br />existing level of 6,180 s.f or 37.1 % to 4,630 s.f or 27.8 %. (28.2% if the bluff setback is not <br />allowed, as deck will then not be reduced). The applicant included in his initial letter of request a <br />number of factors which he believes are hardships that support the variance request. These factors <br />included the ability to park numerous vehicles off of Highwood Road which is very narrow and has <br />only minimal ability for on-street parking. The revised site plan still accomplishes these goals at a <br />much reduced level of hardcover. Staff believes the new plan is very reasonable given the stated <br />hardships and the fact that the existing garage will remain on the site. <br />REVISED SITE PLAN ANALYSIS WORKSHEET <br />Lot AreaAVidtIi: <br />LR-IB Lot Area Lot Width <br />Required 43,560 s.f (1 acre)140' <br />Actual 28,648 s.f (0.66 acre)150'-157' <br />f i <br />I <br />n \am—f -^iifUTTirri^Rinl Aii d
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