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Hardcover <br />Distance from <br />Shoreline <br />Total Area <br />in Setback <br />Existing <br />Hardcover <br />Allowed <br />Hardcover <br />Proposed <br />Hardcover <br />Variance <br />Requested <br />0'-75 ’3,704 sq. ft.365 sq. ft. <br />(9.85%) <br />NONE 4 sq. ft..01 <br />75-250 ’9,960 sq. ft.2,334 sq. ft. <br />(23.43%) <br />2,490 sq.ft. <br />(25%) <br />3,518 sq. ft. <br />(35.32%) <br />1,028 sq. ft. <br />(10.32%) <br />250'-500‘3,478 sq. ft.780 sq. ft. <br />(22.43%) <br />1,043.4 sq. ft. <br />(30%) <br />928 sq. ft, <br />(26.68%) <br />None. <br />TOTALS: 17,142 sq. ft. <br />% of LOT AREA: <br />3,479 sq.ft. <br />20.2% <br />4,450 sq. ft. <br />25.9% <br />The proposed plan represents an overall increase in hardcover of 971 sq. ft. Hardcover is <br />proposed to be reduced in both the 0’-75' and 250’ -500’ setbacks. The consulting engineer <br />questioned whether the area between the parallel sidewalks would be hardcover. According to the <br />Building Inspector, applicants have proposed similar parallel paved areas in the past to reduce <br />hardcover, however, the City has considered the entire area between the .sidewalks to be regarded <br />as hardcover because it becomes compacted as it is driven over. The Planning Commission should <br />determine whether this area should be added into the hardcover calculations. <br />ISSUES <br />1. The subject lot does not meet lot area or lot width requirements. <br />2. <br />3. <br />4. <br />5. <br />The west side of the property is subject to a 35' setback from platted, unopened <br />Bluff Street. The applicant originally requested vacation of a 10’ portion of Bluff <br />Street which was not favorably received by the Planning Commission. <br />The existing deck encroaches into the required side yard adjacent to street. Both <br />the proposed porch/deck and new garage encroach into the required setback. <br />The existing garage encroaches into the required street yard setback. <br />The existing hardcover exceeds the limits in the 0’-75 ’ setback. The applicant is <br />proposing to remove hardcover in the 0’-75 ’ setback, however, overall hardcover <br />would increase on the zoning lot. <br />iJJPJ BrfU Btniroil <br />pagf-4