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A DESCRIPTION OF REQUESTCurrently, the home has 1 legal bedroom, I full bath and a 'A bath. We are expecting our first child and need to expand the living spaces. The current proposed plans would allow for 3 bedrooms (4 with an egress window in the basement), 1 full bath, 2 - V* baths and a 'A bath. The proposed plans provide for approximately 720 additional square feet (233 for both the basement and first floor and 2S5 for the second floor) without the addition of any hardcover. General: Currently, the home is a I 'A story. The current proposed plans are to remove the existing roof on approximately 'A of the house (street side) and convert to a full two story. Additional details are listed below. South Side: The current proposed plan includes either an extension of the existing basement or a crawl space approximately 4 ’ wide and 18' long. This would replace an existing deck with footings, which is under the current roof line. In other words, it does not include an extension of the roof. There is no addition of hardcover, just replacement. The decision to utilize a full basement or crawl space is a financial one. This is a very tight area and the excavation costs for a full basement may ^ exceedingly high. V ^ast Side (Street): The current proposed plan includes an extension of the existing basement of I Approximately 5’ wide and 34 ’ long. This would provide an entry, small porch, 'A bath as well as ^ ( Y bathroom and closet for the main floor bedroom. The extension of the basement is currently /landscaped with rock underlain with plastic. This extension would be basement and first floor only with a shed roof. There is no addition of hardcover. Just replacement. Other things to consider: The existing well needs to be abandoned and a new well installed. The current well is at least as old as the home, which was built in 1969. Currently, there are four vendors working with the state and providing a quote. The state has reviewed the lot and possibilities. They have provided a proposed plan which will require a successful pressure test of the sewer line. This test is being conducted on May 15*. If the pressure test cannot be successfully completed, the current plan is to replace the sewer line to the main with PVC to enable a success^l pressure test. The existing well pit is located in the landscape on the east side, which is propped to be new basement. To further complicate matters, there is no accessibility for a drilling rig to the lake side of the home. This issue will be resolved prior to any building permit requests. The current central air conditioning unit is ammonia and also needs to be replaced. The pad is currently installed on the east side and the proposed plans are to leave it in the same place (or within feet). 10 ’ separation between buildings - The plans include a front porch near to the left of the entry way. I have not included this on the survey with the proposed changes because it does not allow for 10 ’ separation between the home and the garage. If there are any alternatives (i.e., sheetrock and fire rated doors) which would allow for this porch, please advise. A