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Q <br />'1 0: <br />PnOM: <br />a\7r.: <br />sinupcr: <br />K. R. Henson <br />11. P. Hihich <br />^cbru-iF)' 27, <br />JXfr /t/‘ <br />•If’ <br />Havid .T. KnisVbpf • I20H Kildhurst Trail <br />Varimcp - Lot Area and ’s'idtb <br />Tills property is located in an LR-IR residential zone. Mr. IvrasLopf is <br />requesting a variance fran lot area and width requirements of one acre <br />(4.7,560 sq. ft.) and 140 ft. lot width. His lot consi.sts of .7 of an acre <br />and is 90 ft. wide therefore, he i.s requesting variance.^ of 17,068 sq. ft <br />and 50 ft. <br />The proposed location does meet all setback requirements. Ilcxvcvcr, we do <br />have a problem in the existing location of the residence on the property <br />to the south. Ke have here a non-conforming situation which wc should <br />rectify. At the time that the neighboring residence was constructed surv'oys <br />were not required with beilding ix?rmit applications. This house is nw <br />encroaching the nr-'r^-r. no to such a degree that it does not even meet <br />the minimum State ri < . j^os-Tits. We might suggest as an agreement between <br />the property owners, to change the lot lines somewhat so wc can resolve <br />some of tlie problems. We could also consider sliglit variances on the side <br />setback to tlie nortli. <br />We should tr>' to meet the 20 ft. distances between structures ;md also <br />prevent futinx* problems from any fences that might lie erected imdcr another <br />property owners windows.