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Issues for Consideration: <br />1. The applicant is aware that the well will have to be moved. If it is kept in its current place, it <br />will be underneath the new residence. <br />The existing well is located 5’ away from the west side of the residence. The proposed house <br />location is directly over the well and city policy requires a well to be 3’ from the residence. <br />Therefore it needs to be moved to another location and 3' from the proposed residence. <br />2. The two sheds on the property should be removed. <br />The sheds are currently used for storage. Construction of a garage will eliminate the need for the <br />storage space and should be removed . <br />3. The residence should be shifted back 6' to keep it out of the 0-75' setback area. <br />Moving the residence back 6' will keep it out of the 0-75 ’ zone. City zoning code states no <br />principal building shall be located closer than 75' to the natural ordinary high water mark of a <br />lake abutting the property. New construction is an opportune time to adhere to zoning code <br />regulations. <br />4. Newer residences constructed in the neighborhood have attached garages, even though the <br />adjacent properties have detached garages. <br />Garages: detached versus attached. Typically detached garages require less driveway thus less <br />hardcover. Attached garages require longer driveways therefore more hardcover. <br />5. Grading within the 0-75' setback area and the concurrent removal of mature trees would seem <br />to be in conflict with the following Comprehensive Plan goals and policies. <br />See attached excerpts from the Comprehensive Plan regarding city policies and views on altering <br />shoreline areas. <br />6. The grading and drainage appears inadequate and applicant should w'ork further with staff to <br />bring it to a suitable and workable design. <br />7. Other issues raised by the Planning Commission. <br />**2486 Elaine Erickson <br />1270 Spruce Place <br />Variances/Conditional Use Permit <br />2/14/00 <br />Page 5