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While out to the property for an insulation and roof inspection, the building inspector noticed the <br />eaves on the north side of the residence were more than the allowed 1 '/S’. The inspector verified <br />this by reviewing the submitted plans of which the building permit was issued. The eases were <br />too big. The City then notified the builder of the problem. Shortly after this, the applicant’s <br />brought on a new architect and builder. <br />City staff and the new architect and builder discussed the problem with the eaves and a proposed <br />attached garage. Another set of plans were submitted for the proposed attached garage. The <br />proposed garage met the required 10’ setback. The garage was deigned to follow the setback <br />line, however, when the property was surv eyed for placement of the garage, it was determined <br />the foundation of the newi residence encroached into the side yard setback. (9.6’>9.8’). <br />Phns: <br />Set #1 : The plans that were submitted for the remodel and addition of a second story showed the <br />foundation and eaves meeting required setbacks. <br />Set #2; The plans that were submitted for the attached garage show the caves larger than on set <br />. Because the building permit had already been issued, the residence construction well <br />underway, and the builder was aware of the ea\e problem, only the garage was reviewed for <br />issuance of a building permit. <br />Fouadation: <br />In the LR-1B /t»ning district, the required side yard setback is 10*. The building permit was <br />Issued after reviewing plans and a survey which indicated the foundation to be located 10’ from <br />the side property line. <br />As discussed earlier in this report, when the survey ors were on the property to stake the proposed <br />garage location, it was determined the foundation encroached 6" into the side yard setback. At <br />the corners of the foundation, it is located 9.6’ and 9.8’ from the property line where 10’ is <br />required. <br />Eaves: <br />naves on a single family residence are allowed to encroach no more than I Vi* into a required <br />yard. The eaves on plan Set«I met the I '/»’ required. However, the eaves shown on Set «2 <br />show 30” because that plan is “as built". Also, because the foundation is 6 ” into the setback and <br />the caves arc 30”. they encroach 36 ” into the side yurd setback. (Sec Exhibit C). <br />Lot Line Rearrangement: <br />The lot line between 1214 and 1200 Wildhurst Trail is oddly shaped due to a lot line <br />rearrangement In 1976 the property to the north. 1200 Wildhurst Trail, received approval for a <br />0O3-287I Dan Sally Weatherly <br />1214 Wildhurst Trail <br />2 142003 <br />Page 2 of 3
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