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FILEi03-2952 <br />October 10. 2003 <br />Page 3 of 5 <br />Rear (street)30’12’12’ <br />North Side 10’10’10’ <br />South Side 10’5’5’ <br />Average Lakeshore The entire home is currently located within tl <br />setback. <br />le average lakeshore <br />Structural Coverage; <br />Total Lot Area <br />20,186 s.f. (0.46 acre) <br />Total Structural Coverage <br />Allowed: 3027 s.f. (15%) <br />Proposed: 2728 s.f. (13.5%) <br />Hardcover Calculations; <br />Hardcover <br />Zone <br />0-75 <br />75-250 <br />Total Area in <br />Zone <br />9,856 s.f. <br />10,330 s.f. <br />Allowed <br />Hardcover <br />0 s.f <br />(0%) <br />2582.5 s.f. <br />(25%) <br />Existing <br />Hardcover <br />55 s.f.* <br />(0.6% %) <br />6059 s.f.* <br />(58.6 %) <br />Proposed <br />Hardcover <br />55 s.f. <br />(0.6 %) <br />5633 s.f. <br />(54.5 %) <br />After exclusion of fabric or plastic-lined landscape beds <br />Lake Yard Setback Variance <br />One square foot of the home exists within the 75’ required setback from the OHWL of <br />Lake Minnetonka. In order to change the roof line in this area and lake yard setback <br />variance is required. The variance requested will lessen the bulk and mass of the home as <br />the roof peak will remain the same and the pitch will increase, thus losing bulk. <br />Hardcover Setback Variance <br />Hardcover levels on this property are above that which is allowed by Code. W ithin the 0- <br />75’ zone 0.6% hardcover exists which accounts for 55 s.f, including a portion of the <br />home, a portion of the deck and paved patio. The 75’-250’ zone currently has 6059 s f <br />of hard surface, the applicant has proposed a 426 s.f. reduction in the driveway area to <br />lessen the hardcover. The hardcover for the 75’-250’ zone will be reduced from 58.65% <br />to 54.5% not including landscape beds with plastic or fabric. <br />Average Lakeshore Setback Variance <br />The entire structure of the home is within the average lakeshore setback. Due to the <br />nature of the property and its relationship between the properties on the point the entire <br />property is essentially within the average lakeshore setback. No neighboring views of the <br />lake will be impacted by the changes. <br />i