08-26-2002 Council Packet - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

The proiwsed garage is to be constructed on the south end of the residence rather than addins to the existug garage because of the following reasons: • The present garage location is 10’ fiom the property line, • At the property line, the land drops six feet to the neighboring property. • There is a retaining wall at the property line because of the change in topography. The tMidence and driveway ate located in the 75-250' setback zone. Hardcover in thu .~»^f |- zone IS! Currently - 6,113 s.f. (28.8%). Proposed - 5,099.8 s.f. (24.02%) (driveway and other removals) Allowed - 5308.5 s.f. (25%). This leavM 208.7 s.f of hardcover available in this setback zone. Because there is room for additional ^cover and Waters Port Lane is a nanow private road. Planning Commission should explore if some of the existing driveway be left or a turn around be constructed with the new dnve (approximately 10’ x 10’) to allow for additional parking. Neighborhood: *!?***"k * ‘S inegularly shaped and has road on two distoct. There are five properties on Walter Port Lane. All five have had variances granted for * setbacks and/or to allow additional hardcover on the property. 2702 Walters Port Lane 3 season porch - rear setback of 8’ where 30’ is required bathroom addition - rear setback of 10’ where 30’ is required walkway - rear setback of 18’ where 30’ is required screen porch over existing deck - front setback of 34’ where 35’ is required 2703 Walters Port Lane Lot width/area to build residence 2705 Walters Port Lane Hardcover in 0-75’ • denied Hardcover in 75-250’ - deck and drainage 2709 Walters Port Lane Entry way/porch/deck - structure within 75’ of lakeshore CUP - retaining walls within 75’ of lakeshore 402-2SI4 William/Sandy Keegan 2707 Wallen Port Lane 1/13/2002 Page2