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3) State the practical difficulties in complying with the standards contained in Chapter Two, <br /> including but not limited to inadequate access to direct sunlight for solar energy systems. <br /> The property was originally built to meet the zoning requirements at the time of construction. As <br /> changes in the city have been made, the structure no longer meets the current zoning <br /> requirements. We are seeking to comply with the standards and maintain reasonable use of the <br /> property. We are doing this by reducing massing and legal nonconformity in some parts of the <br /> structure while maintaining legal nonconformity in the remaining parts of the structure. <br /> 4) State how the applicant proposes to use the property in a reasonable manner not permitted <br /> by the standards contained in Chapter Two: <br /> The property is to be used as a single-family home as it was intended. <br /> 5) The plight of the applicant is due to circumstances unique to the property and not created by <br /> the landowner <br /> The structure was built when the zoning code allowed it to be built as it is today. The property <br /> owners did not change the zoning requirements, therefore making it legally nonconforming <br /> today. <br /> 6) Address how economic considerations alone do not constitute practical difficulties. <br /> The current structure and care of the home had been deferred for years prior to the property <br /> owners purchasing it. Improvements are being made to improve the current structure and <br /> correct the design flaws that it has for the function of the home and how it works today.