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Unique Situation <br />The two-acre property is bordered by 1600 feet of shoreline and includes a peninsula. <br />Within the property’s total square footage of 88,543 feet, three quarters or 66,046 square <br />feet are located in the 0-75’ zone. This results in a property where the average lakeshore <br />setback line is outside of the property boundaries The actual build able area, within the <br />75-250’ zone, comprises a relatively small proportion of the total lot area. In addition, <br />the long and narrow configuration of the build able zone requires disproportionate use of <br />hardcover for property access. While the property is well over 300 feet deep, the wrap <br />around effect of the peninsula precludes a 250-500 foot zone where 30% hardcover <br />would be allowed. Both the attached survey and pictures illustrate the uniqueness of the <br />lot. <br />Undue Hardship <br />Section 10.08 subd. 3 of the zoning ordinance set forth examples of “undue hardships’ <br />Those specifically set forth and which apply directly to 2800 Pheasant include the <br />following: <br />1. The plight of the landowner is due to circumstances unique to his property not <br />created by the landowner. <br />Three-fourths of the dry acreage is in the 0-75’ zone. Adjacent properties with smaller <br />lot sizes have sufficient depth to allow for build able area in the 250-500’ zone where <br />30% hardcover applies. However the unique nature of our lot, with lakeshore wrapping <br />all around it, precludes having a 250-500’ zone. The circumstances of a 600-foot long. <br />75-foot wide peninsula are wholly unique to this property. In addition, the narrow aspect <br />of the build able zone requires a disproportionate use for the driveway access hardcover, <br />compromismg hardcover allocation for the dwelling. By way of example, if the <br />Lakeshore did not wrap around the property and a normal 10’ side yard aCi back applied, <br />our property would qualify for over 10,000 feet of hardcover in the build able zone, even <br />with 800 feet of water on the lakeside and the peninsula, which is unique in and of itself <br />It is the last 300 feet of lagoon lakeshore that creates the unique circurr>stances and <br />hardship to our property by minimizing and eliminating the 75’-250 and 250’-500’ zones. <br />2. The variance, if granted, will not alter the essential chara- • s r of the locality. <br />The variance will result in 0 net hardcover change and reduce r-n- v»c i informing <br />hardcover in the 0-75’ zone. Our proposed home is similar in srze .u neighboring <br />properties The Pheasant road neighborhood currently has two remodel additions and one <br />new home under construction Two doors down our neighbor is constructing a new home <br />with dwelling hardcover of over 4,700 square feet. Even though it is on a lot one-half the <br />size of ours, it requires no hardcover variance. Our current dwelling hardcover is <br />approximately 3,500 square feet. The new home will be 3,600 square feet for the home <br />and 1,100 for the attached garage. In comparison to the home under construction two <br />.?,? (Cv>, ■ <br />rr <br />V; !f • % ^r. fi
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