01-20-1998 Planning Packet - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Staff recommends approval of a lakeshore setback variance of 25' to allovv the residence to be located 54.5' fr^m the OWHL where 75' is required and 35' is proposed. The 50' is the DNR required lakb^ore setback. The 54'5 setback results from staffs proposed footprint for the residen^^using ma.ximum structural coverage and being places as far away from the lakeshore as possible. Staff recommends approval of a rear setback variance of 18' to allow the residence to be located 12' from the street where 30' is required. The distance from the nearest portion of the garage to the street right of way following the driveway is 18'. The distance would allow for a vehicle to piu’k in the driveway. (vM Staff recommends approval of a hardcover variance in the O' to 75' lakeshore setback of 17% where none is allowed and 28.09% is proposed. This could be accomplished by eliminating all decks and reducing the size of the residence in this setback to 756 s.f. Staff recommends approval of a hardcover variance in the 75' to 250' lakeshore setback of 13.39% to allow 38.39% hardcover where 25% is allowed and 35.4% is proposed. The driveway as proposed does not appear feasible as adequate space for vehicles backing out of the second garage stall is not allowed. This need justifies the additional hardcover. Having more of the residence in this setback also raises the hardcover amount. The deletion of a portion of the driveway would offset a polion of these increases. Attachment F2 depicts these modifications as proposed by staff. Staff recommends denial of a structura' coverage variance of 303 s.f. to allow 1,803 s.f. of structure w here 1,500 s.f. is allowed. The 1,500 s.f. requirement can be met by eliminating the 117 s.f. second story deck, as well as reducing the size of the house by 186 s.f. Staff recommends denial of the lakeshore setback variance of 37' to allow the fence to be located 38' from the OHWL where fences are not allowed ahead of the 75' setback. The applicant's concern of screening providing from neighboring residences could be addressed through the planting of shrubbery*. Staff recommends the applicant be directed to reduce the overhangs to not encroach more than 1.5' from the structure as any overhangs e.xceeding 1.5' add to the amount of structural coverage. While the elevation drawings reflect these overhangs, the survey and hardcover worksheets do not. U2296 Robert Bredeson i39S Rest Point Road Vanances 1/20/98 Page%