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Zoning File #2195 <br />November 15, 1996 <br />Page 3 <br />1. <br />2. <br />3. <br />4. <br />5. <br />Section 10.41, Subd. 8 (E) - Parking spaces separated by public roadway from <br />the dock they are designed to serve. <br />Section 10.41, Subd. 8 (G) - Parking within required yard or landscape area. <br />Tree removal within 75' of the shoreline. <br />0-75' and 75-250' hardcover variances for parking lot. <br />Variance to 75' lakeshore setback for parking areas. <br />Setbacks for Proposed Building <br />The proposed building will be within the footprint of the existing building. Existing and <br />proposed setbacks are as follows: <br />Building <br />Setbacks: <br />Existing <br />Building <br />Proposed <br />Buildinc Required Variangg <br />Lake 20'49 ’75’26' <br />North Side 15'15 ’10' <br />Front (street)12 ’17 ’30 ’13' <br />Because the existing lot depth at the location of the building is only 115', it is impossible to <br />meet the 75' lake setback and 30' required street setback without a variance. The proposal <br />provides additional setback from the street with an increase in open space of 5. The side of <br />the building facing the street will have windows but no doors, hence that landscape/yard area <br />will have no traffic, but according to the drawings provided will contain a sign identifying the <br />site. <br />The increase in lakeshore setback from 20' to 49' is a positive improvement to the property. <br />While applicants intend to turn that 49' into green lawn area, they also propose to use that lawn <br />area for displaying boats for sale in the summer (See below). Exhibit I indicates some <br />additional 2' high shrubs for landscaping around the east and west sides of the building. <br />Use of the Lakeshore Yard for Boat Storage <br />Applicants propose to use the 49' lawn area east of the new building for storage of up to 6 <br />boats for sale during the summer months. This use and the potential pedestrian traffic it