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The property at 2965 Casco Point Road is the adjacent lakeshorc properly, and the home at 2965 <br />Casco Point Road is located slightly behind the subject property. Attached to 2965 Casco Point <br />Road is a strip of land approximately 20' X 230 ’ that goes to the lake. Because 2965 Casco <br />Point Road has lake frontage it is the adjacent property which is used to determine average <br />lakeshore setback. <br />Currently, 2965 Casco Point Road view^ of the lake are straight ahead, almost a timnel. The <br />additions to the subject property will minimally if at all obscure existing views of the lake <br />enjoyed by 2965 Casco Point Road. The addition on the south side of the residence will raise the <br />height of the residence significantly higher than currently exists. However, there is a row of trees <br />along the shared lot line and the topography is such that the existing lake view across the subject <br />property is minimal. The additioiu will have little impact on 2965 Casco Point Road's view of <br />the lake. <br />Stalcncnl of Hardship: <br />The applicants have included their statement of hardship in Exhibit A. The applicants should <br />also be asked for their testimon>’ regarding this issue. <br />Issues for Consideration: <br />1. The existing residence was built in 1934. <br />2. The property is in the LR-IC zoning district and is a conforming lot. <br />3. The hardcover in the 75-250 ’ setback zone is being reduced slightly to 305o. but above the <br />allowed 25%. <br />4. Is there any additional existing hardcover that can be removed to make the property more <br />conforming? Should the shed near the driveway be required to be removed? <br />5. Should the 1st stor>' addition on the south side of the residence, which is proposed to be 5’ <br />from the property line, which is better than the existing 1.3 ’, be required to meet the 10* setback? <br />6. The proposed addition w ill minimally if at all obstruct the view of the adjacent neighbor. <br />The suMivision which occurred in 1977 drastically changed the average lakeshorc setback for <br />this property. The proposed additions, except for the 2* cantilevered wall, are not any closer to <br />the lake than the existing residence. <br />7. The proposed additions increase the lot coverage bv structures to 12.9®/'o, still below the <br />allowed 15%. <br />■03-2881 Curtis Kathleen Midthun <br />2941 Casco Point Road <br />4'ia2003 <br />PlfSSof6
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