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ORONO Pi.ANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />MINUTES FOR MAY 17,1999 <br />#2493 KATHERINE TAYLOR HOMES, CONTINUED <br />fairly busy street and would present a safety issue. <br />A variance is needed to allow hardcover to remain at 49.7 percent in the 75-250* lakeshore setback, <br />and that would permit the addition of a 6.6 foot deck by 23.6 feet located directly on the attached <br />garage with a spiral staircase. The deck does meet the required setbacks in the zoning district. <br />The second variance being requested would allow for the provision of a two stall detached garage <br />located nearTonkawa, which would also require a variance to the hardcover. <br />The Applicant is claiming a hardship on this property due to the high water table and the fact <br />that the residence was constructed without a basement. This would allow the Applicant some <br />additional storage space. <br />City Staff is recommending denial of this application for additional structure for the garage. The <br />garage would bring the structural coverage above the 15 percent allowed for this lot. <br />City Staff is recommending approval of the variance for the deck above the attached garage. The <br />hai^cover would not increase and the structural will meet the required ten foot side yard setback for <br />the zoning district, and it will provide access to a sliding glass door being located on the second <br />floor. <br />Kathenne Taylor stated that the Applicant is getting married in July and are looking at combining <br />two households and are in need of additional storage space for vehicles. Taylor noted that the <br />new garage would have better conformity to the required setbacks than the existing garage. Taylor <br />stated that retaining walls exist behind the existing garage due to a steep hill. If the garage is <br />located further back, more driveway would be needed. <br />Hugh stated that the staircase also would serve as a fire escape. Hugh remarked that they would <br />like to construct a new garage due to the fact that they are in need of additional space for the <br />storage of vehicles, noting that the foundation of the garage needs to be redone. Hugh stated that <br />more variances are required for the existing garage than would be for the new proposed garage. <br />Hawn requested that the Planning Commission members comment on Option A first. <br />It was the consensus of the Planning Commission that they were in favor of the deck. <br />Hawn requested that the Planning Commission members comment on Option B. <br />Bei^ commented that she understands the need for the new garage, but noted that the hardcover <br />would be increased. <br />Lindquist stated that unfortunately some lots have already reached th<» maximum on hardcover and <br />no further Improvements can be made. <br />Taylor inquired whether the hardcover could be done differently. <br />Hawn stated that the Planning Commission rarely approves structural coverage over 15 percent. <br />Stoddard stated that he concurs with the 15 percent limit, noting that to reach the maximum 15 <br />percent allowed, the Applicant could add 158 square feet of hardcover, and that he would like to <br />see the Applicant try to reduce hardcover on this property. <br />Page 12
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